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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
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biloetcn micbcrum cen Soaupt Se9enz
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
N,ircn in lui6tonjin

S5n Ger llm9t1eno pon Slulln blttn
iicb, Gem ,,Gcntral 2Fi3tcniin' iufplac,
itbr pitIe Sdrrn cin9ritcIlt, >psICbl oroBe
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Gem 0orf &trlin murb3 elmer bcrielben
pori9e NSobt 9etobttt. Sin Si9er f6nn:
tt bier EN- ltDr Dutt5 8eibdft MAIDEN,
inoem ba6 GauntD S5 fir oo6 GrIegcn
zines ,,Weilfer6 peB" bejabIt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
Dom S!iR actSotct.

&iiUiid muroe Elm in Sttama, Suin.,
iUobnbdfttr Neutfdtr, 9tamen6 8a6elc,
lpelber nit elmer 9Sa9enlooun9 Sbloft
pom 4anoe ;urufftb:te, unterwco6 BON
einem @emitter iibtrraibt. Sin SGB,
ltrabl tootcte ibn uno icb5 Der S6ere
au8enblitlitD, Die 4frroe bIitbn per.
ibont uno IeBten rubi3 ibre 6abrt NIT bs
ter tr9urt9en Saoun9 ble in Die benatb
bdrtc Stao: fort.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
@eiamntte!raa slIO.OOO 600

Sollttn cinmaI mIcre Gebellcnfrcumoe
pom Sdlanoi9blm SUld9c an Od6 9tuz
Der Der 9te9ierun9 fommen, 70 pGrcc ci.
ne ibrer eriten 0anolm9en Ole iein, Ole.
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ubCrncbmen, um ibre Sccciiion6freunoc
i'm Sliocn micocr ju bejabtcn. SSerloBt
Sub o'r1uf, Der Suocn piro, ais cine
Hrame fir oo6 3urUfPcmmcn in Die
llnlpn, oarauf beitcben, oob Die &erti.
nIotcn Stoatcn 8Caieruno eic Sbulo Der
eonfooCroticu bJablen icll.
T6tiB--oaS l9ettrr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
llnFunft ven ilTarmenen.

90jr Dem Watftti,biTe @inccmore imo
ucratitcrn 250 M1rmonen Uon 9lprc in
lteuWcyf on9tfcmmen. Sic Nn}dbl ocr
Mdnner, Sraucn uno Sinner Wdrcn btl=
nabe 9lcit3tiftItt. Sic lparen pltl rub
i0er unO orocntltbtr, ais oitit &l1Ht pon
Sinmanotrcr i9nit jU icin pfICot.
IS maren GStbre}cr, rtncn man c6
aniab, olb ti9 an batt 2trbclt 9trpbnt
warcu. G1ie beabiibti9eu uatD bem GRO
Ben Sal3 Sec lptittr urciien. Seit 2tn=
fang ojcir5 &abrr6 ilno olIein i'm 0ofen
BON 0tamprf 25O0 lhUltr y 9 y q M
YOung6 s an9tttmmcn.
USn oieiem Sabre imo bj5iebtS2I,z
100000 in Sp1tie pon ocn Ser. StNo=
ten n,O Guropl 0e81n9en. Sabreno
oeridbCn pcriCbt partn BON Californian
$I2, ,255, 900 in NIGp Morf on9etommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
Proclamation eco 6oupcrncuro ren
tICp JcrIty,

Srcnton, Q. Suli. Oie Qrotlama=
ticn be5 6ouvcrncurs SlScn, in meltbcr
cr gum Gintritt in Die Sstr. St1dteu Nrz
NEE dufToroert, BAT i'm Staats piel an
tlanD 9efunoen uno bic 2(mpftunarn
9cben srwGnitt DOR iid'.
~ SsjabIt rurtn 1rutW.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
tufItrrss pom Rrirasfbuuplabe.
Do5 8Ombaroement uon 9SiGsbur;
Don Sort t1Ienrec.
SsOm Der Ilrrnee ann 9yOtpmac.

y fSburg, 9. 9uIl. DaS gomtarre.
mrnt taunt fort. Die Nstrllrn tatsn ibrc 6mc.
rtn @ei6ibe aui EaiCitsn grIsst unb brln0;n bic.
isibsn na6 anorn Gl1Brn. wfnn baS 6tutr unls.
rrr Wprftr finrr iRrfy Snttfrirn unbaIttai &c.
Jua6t bat.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
'lcdf. 1apio' 1irir9oi,,uIe.

0le Stbulo Der Bogus Gpnfootration
ot6 Sen. 0aUi6 fol- 9c9emdrtio picr
bunoert uno lcbn MilIionsn Gbaltr be-
trl9cn, lpie fo!9t:
Vttr5' Uen Sautn S50.000,0OO
Sta1t'te,irag. jurdd iu Jlblsn 45OOO,O00
ShuIrIdrinr iiir 8rncmmrnrs Sig. 65,OO0,O00
SdulNitrtnc iur 3uR6rtcs Gig, 10000 600
Rrirgtonlrben 65 600 600
Sfdst1mmsrnctm 100000,000
SoeNtrn 9sihuIpft l5,OOOOOO
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16

Ncw Worf, 30. SUM. 0a5 Nampf
ibi1 9tortbern Si0bt 1T bier aus 2lspins
lpall pom 81. SUM NIT 100000 Golo
uae 30 Npafa9iereH an9ffcmmen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16

u 10 y orf, 5. Suli. II3O SQlz
Ten Saummout, mtIbe ourb po6 Sou
perntmcnt confecrt woren, iino oeltcrn
~ 81 BIC 2ef Gents OerFauff rmn baben
y 9U0,000 fIn0ebyGdt,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
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Srotr ncue 9iefrut miro alio cine &or.
0uSbejdbIun9 elmer mOnatlibtn 4Gbnun0
umittGlbar nldD iciner Gimuitcrun0
uno wcnn ct in Gin ibon i'm 6elot itcbcn,
oC6 Hr9Iment entritt ooGr ptnn Ell fir
Gin neut5 HCQiment 0n9rprbcn 1T, bci
Der @inmulterm9 itintr Gompo3nit in
otn 2ienit Der &er. StaIten empfln9en.
Stofr ntue Reerut miro aub Elm SOlnc.
9clo uOn S25 i'm &orou6 empfanQcn,
weldt6 in 9tGiberWciie b3abit miro, rpie
ole Mlpndt6I0Dnm8 i'm Sorau5.
Il. {. &uiieL
Sen. sNoiut.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
Y oW in 81. Stanton,
Stlat6.SefrCtdr.
RricsG HcpartCmcnt.

2Eoihin8tou, 2. 5uli. IS ,riro
bicrourtb pcrcrcnct, Dap aus Der Gelbbes
milIiAun9 fir Nnmerbun9, Svaoniiruna
uno Gincrercirun9 Der Solontdr6, ieoem
NcFyuten fir Sabre ooer auf Die 0auer
ot6 &ric9Co Ole Summc BON S25, at6 Der
ritrte &b5Il Ger rur;b @clcg pcritattct5n
&elO 8craUtm9, i'm Sor0ue btSaDlt
lpcroc, bitif 3abluna lplI 8cItilttt >perotn,
lpcnn oo6 Ht9imcnt, IN Wclbem Der SIC,
fruit 9eb0rt, i'm Oisnit Der Ser. Staottn
tIngemuttrt lit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
Arie0S< "a It i, riesotese,

A'tr laben biern1hltetrnD Die wi6ligilen unit
m'tIt wabrl4sinIIhsn--tcnn ale gu ssbrn II r
F:nfm wS6entli6n 9Iattr rein unmGaliA-
Rriest' 'Nadridtrn, 1rupptn, ,8ewfRunsen, II, +
ID, pIsbs, ME iie ron Jaa " Jal bel un5 Elm
trtifen, fOI8sn, NamIt uHiere 2sisr Ucn a(tn gor
fallen I'm 3uiammenbans untu,ttrt mrrtrn
Der 6ritg fit Die 1IaiOa.
SSUun &rtcgSIA@
S7Cutlte t7adbribtsn Don General tIIe.
CtrIlans 2irmec.
Sspm General S5anccf' 3 9grmee.
Die Operatiencn pen Difebura
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
DErIammIun9 Scr rcpublifaniIbrn
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W a b in9ton, II. &uti. @e.
tern Nbtno lpurot i'm Sdpitcl cine re
pubIifaniibe &etlammluuo Qebaltcn, in
mtlter nacb elmer IebblftCn Nebatt, fpl.
9enbcr SellbluB onaencmmtn muroe
8r tD I . fen, Dap luir cs fir Die
ptllbt alter IoDlIen Mtdnncr bolten in
Der Stunoe Ger prUfUn9 bel Der Union
ju lttbcn, lbr5 0trJen uno &1inbe in
ernitlIheh umo p1trictiiben 2(nltltn9un.
gen 9t3Gn elcIenl9en 3u Ucrciniaen, net,
dye 0c0en bIeItlbe inter Naitcr im6, nit
cnttbloheare GtdnoGdfti8feit unfcrn pi=
trIotllbtu Yr3lioenten uno orIien Qlomi
INITIATION IN lbren cHCl9ilfen 2(nitrtno-
un8en fir Ole SortleBur9 oCo 5lricQ5 uno
Die Grb1ltun9 per llnioa of9rn orrfn in.
mere uno aulere Seinoe 3u unterituBen,
Die 8critber no. otn &erratb nit alls
Sucn9c III teltraftn, Die Der
rubtc, 9runoloic 9tebellion 3u unterori,
fen, oomit feline Sl19oe Der llntini9fcit
ll0 pIeocr tlber Clnen She'll Der 9tGpublif
erbcbcn mCQe.
Dap mir gu ocm Gnot altc Mdnner,
oie lbr Satcriano licben, cnlaocn, in otm
Seltrebcn iuldmmenjmpirfen, ourb oQe
Stoaten cln toltbcs patriotifte6 Scuer III
ais allie ocicnigtn odn;lidD
Doernldp:en miro, lpeI(be Ole Union unierer
Sottr on9rCitCn uno ale oicienoen, mel
De mt otn &rratbGrn ipmpQtbi1iren
uho oclen SCDulo bcmdntclu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
0Puprc Jfrte0snnc6rtcGten.
Bpm Sort SOfUmrDc.
Spn s 0irp.
0ns 9. penninlulnia GapaIstt Yte0i.
mtnt.

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sort Menrpr, 12. 3un. Q(5 tas
Oamphhri Oanil gGettu IT gS1crn BET lttner
jSabrt ben Same5 Silver binaui ais c5 tsm 8ort
pobattan 9Cacntitcr MAR, turh bic Rttc0en oe.
tcusrt stns &uSet poBrte rur6 lrint Gtaat5,
Simmer. Ntcmanb wurpr Srrpunrtt.
SaS Oampfidiff Sobn EudSr, mrGtrs am
Wiittpc6 mter Finsr YaIllmrntirs6iaaae ren
Scrt 8tccr blnauf griabrsd mar. III Gcilrrn nit
100 tranfrn uno bcrrunoetrn 9unbes Sclrelen
,uriidsGfsbrt. beren Riidfebr auf ram ludsr AM
Olcntag prrbnbGrt mar
ger batfn b'ute tere glfugteitfn ppn tsr Qr.
mR,
SonG afro.
GdirU, 10. Sult, @cup. Gpraaue y2n
Hboee SsIanO 1T nad trm Often rciter orsia
Natridten pon gGbcit 8tom meIrtn, baF Der
Hrbell @1nIral 6intman ten Ginwcbnfrn in Der
fer Gaup Buitr ben BeIrbl er.
tbstIt, ale ibre prcViiOnsn gu prrGrrnnsn uno ibr
Htnrot'b Cht gu ibirFeu,
@enSral 6 urt Is bat ietn Corps Qtt6eilt. Gin
SReil llebi jwifen rem SAID uno SImrs Ryrr
uno Dec nntge 6itIit ben Gol6 9ior, Is gPds
len VCn Memptj5.
S1o 8. p'nnipIUlnia GapaQerip 9tfoi.
nltnt.
YOU tSV DE, ~. 9un. 9n Vs,Iebuna
auf rhs neaIite G,efs6t bc5 9tm psnnISlvlnil
9apairie 9lsaIment5 nit tm Nsbellrn babrn wiy
lol9mpr nIbere Yadri6tGn
Waicr SrCwn mar nIdt I'M @efe6t. Waior
JcFeAn purNe AtIhn1Cn GmCmmen, ntun 9l!bcl,
len Wuresn aGttntst unO Nrti unlerr Qeuts blie.
Zen auf bsm Sampplaee.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16

T6ti B-Oa6 g9etttr
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
ELEVENTH vOLUME---NUMBER 5ss.

ports that Bragg has gone off after Buell. leaving
force of 10000 men under Price at Tupelo.
He took about the same number with him, TO
which will be joined Kirby Smiths division of
l20Oo men, and other Alabama troops Decatur
is said to have been already occupied
Guerrilla raids in Arkansas are becoming fre
quent and some bloody battles have been fought.
Reports reached Helena yesterday that six hun
dreG Texans had surrounded one hundred Feder-
ais near the head Of the L'Anguele river The
steamer Hamilton Belle was immediately ordered
up with force of infantry board, while Eve or
six hundred cavalry were despatched by. land
The reinforcements arrived only in time to find
that one hundred of the lst Wisconsin cavalry had
been literally cut to pieces by regiment of Tex
rangers.
Our wounded, about forty five or fifty, were I'M
medlately taken on board the boat, while all the
cavalry that had arrived started in pursuit of the
enemy. Out of one hundred men only 1S or 20
escaped, the balance were killed, wounded or taken
prisoners. The whole train, numbering % or 80
wagons was taken or destroyed, together with all
the horses, arms, and ammunition. Some II or
IA of our men were killed on the spot, and about
the same number of rebels
The Hamilton Pike arrived at the wharf late
last evening" from the scene of battle, with forty
five or fifty wounded on board.
The Bulletin, abolition republican sheet of this
city, makes the following assertion this morning:
"Never since the war began have the Confcderates
been more determined, or felt greater confidence
10 the success of the rebellion"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER

Late Memphis papers contain the following
particulars OF serious disaster the Mississippi
which occurred at Grand Cut OFF, sixty miles be.
low that city, on Thursday, the 21st ult:
"The stern wheel steamer Acacia, on her way
down to Helena, with passenger and crew list Of
over one hundred and fifty, struck q snag about 2
o'clock a. m, and was badly damaged as to sink
almost Immediately. The water rushed into the
hold with extreme rapidity, and in five minutes
from the time of striking, the boat keeled over
and completely capsized The "sky-light" parted
from the rest and with the "texas" or pilot house
and the state rooms, connected with it, foated
The hull completely capsized, and in doing so,
gllded from the shOal where the accident took
place, and sunk into deep water. So rapidly did
all this take place, the shock-the rush of waters
into the hull beow-the rolling overheard of the
chimneys above-the irving of parting timbers, as
the hurricane deck separated from the cabin, and
this at time when nearly every tenant of the ILL
fated boat was in deep sleep, that there was no
opportunity for one to help another. Those who
were on the hurricane deck heard agonizing cries.
heart-rending exclamations, and vain calls for
help from those below. Then they and the rest
were all struggling in the waves that surged wild
ly round the spot where the capsizcd boat was
swallowed up.
or the passengers, it is estimated that at least
one-half (seventy-fve persons) perished One
white woman and a colored chambernaid
saved five ladies carried down when the
boiler deck broke from the hull and the hurricane
deck from that. None of the survivors saw any
thing ofthe ladies. They probably, in their wild
fright, made some attempt at dress from the sug-
gestions of instructive modesty, and those few
ments were fatal. The captain, clerk aud crew,
with the exception, perhaps, of some of the deck
hands and the negro cook, got safely to land
There board eight thousand dollars in
gold, besides the freight, valued at two thousand
dollars
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
THE RAID BY GEN. STUART.

If we had not heard one word of this affair from
Confederate sources, the following account from
Yankee correspondent would have assured us
of complete success to the Confederates. The
correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, writ.
ing from Manassas, Sunday, Aug. "a, after stating
the details of the fight when it first began, con.
cudes as follows:
"Thc hospital at Catlett's Station, was "sackcd"
and all the sick taken out South The rebels
then had their own way, and pillaged and plum
dered to their hearts content. The suter wagons
were plurdered Of such articles as the scamps
wanted and then burnt. The rebels remained
near the Station nearly fvc hours, doing as they
pleased. A fearful thunderstorm ragged during
the whole time of the attack. The lightning was
almost binding, and the thunder was most appal-
lingly fearful. The rain fell in drenching tor
rents. While one of the rebel regiments was at
work Immediately at the Station, another dashed
upon Gen. Pope's wagon train, half mile further
up the road. The train guarded by about
two hundred of the Pennsylvania Bucktails,
under Colonel Kane, who had just reached here
the previous day, since being wounded at Cross
Keyes.
The men rushed out and fred a voley in the
darkness the rebels fell back, but advanced again,
aud surrounding the whole party, took Col. Kane
and some one hundred and forty mine Of his men
prisoners. But Providence favoring, Col. Kane,
encouraging his men, sent them out one by one to
the rear in the storm, and when all were out,
followed himself. and while the rebels were alb
sorbed by the storm, escaped. Fourteen of the
same gallant men charged on body of the rebel
cavalry, killing large number of their horses,
which lay along the Orange and Alexandra rail
road. The rebels then popped over to Pope's
wagons, took all his fancy horses, papers, &c, and
burned his two wagons. They also robbed and
burned two suffers wagons, and three of the sup
ply wagons, with all the equipage of General
Pope and Others, which they did not want The
rebels took some half dozen horses from Mellow
ellis train, and all private stores, completely rum
maging his mess chests and wagon.
Among others of our men taken prisoners, were
Mai. VIM Painter, Division Quartermaster; Capt
Ped Gerkcer, Brigade Quartermaster, and Capt
D Il Jones, Comm:ssary."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09

saT Miss Green, loyal young lady in one Of
the northwestern counties in Virginia, was arrested
and put in Jail in Buckhannon, Upshur county
on charge of cutting telegraph wires in the Yam
kee army. When inerrogated, she confessed she
had cut the wires, and said that she would do so
again if set at liberty, at the time refusing
TO take the oath of Yankee servitude. One end
If the wire cut was stuck in the ground several
inches, and when asked why she did that, she re-
piled that great many Yankees had been killed,
md as that wire pointed the way they had gone,
it would doubtless be used to know if there was
rom for any more ,-Rjchmond Dispatch.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
WAR DEPARTMENT.


ADJUrAsT INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, May l9, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 81.
l. The following and regulations in reference
thereto published for the information of all con-
ccrned.
An Act to exempt certain persons from enrolment
for service the armies of the Confederate Ststes
SEC. ]. The Congress of the Confederate States Of
America do enact, That all who shall be held
to be unfit for military service under rules to be pre-
scrbed by the Secretary of Warall in the service
employ the Confederate States-al judicial and
cutive officers of the Confederate State Governments
the members of both Houses of Congress and the
Legislatures of the several States and their respective
ofcers-alI clerks of the officers of the State and
Confederate Governments allowed by laval engaged
in carrying the maiis-all ferrymen on post routcs-a
pilots and persons engaged in the marine service on
river and railroad of graphic
operators and ministers of religion in the regular
discharge of ministerial dutiPsal engaged in work
ing iron mines, furnaces and foundrcs-aIl journey
printers actually employed in printing newspapers
all presidents and professors of colleges and acade
mics and all teachers having many twenty
Observation-Disclosures of the public hospitals,
lunatc asrumS and the regular and attendants
therein and the teachers employed in the Institutions
for the deaf and dumb, and blndiu each apothecary
established and doing business, apothe
cary in good standing, who is a practical druggist
superintendents and operatives in wool and cotton
factories who may be exempted by the Secretary of
War shall be, aud hereby exempted frem military
service in the armies of the Confederate States APP
proved April 81, 1862.
classes Of persons exempt from enrolment for
military service:
Justices of the Peace; Shcrifrs and Deputy SherhS;
Clerks and Deputy Clerks, allowed by law; Masters and
Commissioners in Chancery; District and State AttOr
ncys; Attorney General; Posmasters and Deputy
PosmaSters, and Clerks allowed by law; Commission
Of Revenue and foreigners who have acquired
dOmicR in the Confederate States
Ill The following not exempt:
Military Officers in actual service; persons exempt
by State laws, but not by the above act foreigners
who have acquired dOmcil i'll the Confederate States
w No persons other than those expressly named or
properly implied i'll the above be exempted,
cept by furnishing substitute from military service,
in conformity with regulations already published,
General Orders No. 29,) and such exemption is valid
only so long the said substitute is legally exempt
'. Persons who have furnished substitutes will
receive their certificates of exemption from the Captains
OF Companies, or the COmmandAnts of Camps by
whom the substitute have been accepted Other GER
tfcaes of exemption will be granted by the enrolling
officers only who viii receive full instructions in
regard to the conditions and mode of exemption Ap-
PlcationS for exemption cannot therefore, be consid
cred by the War Department.
S. COOPER,
Adjt and lnSp General.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
CIR WestRrn gRmotrat.
CHARLOTTE. N c..

B@ The Democrat triH be discontinued to all u6scrt-
6ers the expiration Of the time for whch it is paid
Those who continue before at the e1-
piration Of their The dunning business unpleasant
and do not 0ant to engage again Those ho are in
arrears and hose papers have been discontinued wW OBJ
hge if they s0H pay up sritho putting to further
trouble about it,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

The Foundry and Machine shop of the late firm of
ALEXANDER MCDOUGALD having been sold,
notice hereby given those indebted to the concern
to come forward Immediately and make settlement by
cash or note; and those having claims against the
firm will present them for settlement The under
signed Is authorized to attend to settlements.
June l.. 1862 HENRY ALEXANDER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09

CARGO SALES We understand that the cargo
sold In Wilmington, on Thursday, brought enor-
nous prices. Common calicoes sold at 81 30
per yard; salt s57 per sack; coffee 81 80 per
pound; tea 50 to sll per pound The whole
cargo was sold in about four or five hours. The
attendance of buyers was very large.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09

MAJoR-GENERAL L. IL. HoLMEs.-This off
Ger arrived in this city few days since, and on
yesterday assumed command of the department
composed of Arkansas, Missouri, Texas, Louisiana
and the Indian country. We regard him as one
of the ablest and most experienced officers in the
Southern army, and are gratifed that be has been
assigned to the command of this Department.
Little Rock Democrat, 18th alt.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
NOTICE.

A Hospital having been established in this place for
the care of transient sick and wounded soldiers all
such will report to R. KIQDER GREGORY, Act As t.
Surgeon C. 5. A. in charge of the Hospital at Char
lotte, n. C.
requested send bandages, lint, and old linen,
large quantities necessary.
.InlE Is. 1862
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
IRON FOR SALE.

have on hand. at my Furnace in Lincoln county,
miles east of Lincolnton, about 10000 LBS. OF
WROUGHT 1RON-tyre plow moulds, bars, &c.
| am prepared to machine irons of all kinds,
hollow-ware, salt pans, &c Orders solicited-terms
cash J. w. DERR,
July %, 1862 6m-pd Spring Hill Forge
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
BLAN TON DU Moan,
COlUnbi9. @. C..

formerly of kentucky prepared to fill orders to
any extent in Engraving and Printing BANK NOTES
Bills of Exchange, sc. Engravings upon Steel or
Stone. ~
Large supplies of Bank Note and other paper will be
kept.
August 5, 1862 3m