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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-08-26


Of Legislative power in general; Legislative power IN
North Carolina; legislative powers Of justices Of the
peace; county boundares-dccds, etc county revenue
and charges; court houses, prisons, etc county tr'
jury trials; fairs and public les; general assembly
inspections, public landings, ETC.; poor houses and
hospitals registers and clerks; rivers aud creeks gaze"
ferries and bridges; weights and measures; idiots a"a
lunatlcs; rctailcrs Neuse river pubic roads abd ca
ways public landings and inspections; mills ana MI
IerS ordInarIcs and cOnstablcs patrols WardcS Of W
poor; prison bounds roads ferries and bridges Po m'
exemptions executive power in general; rNrcuu"
power in North Carolina; executive power Of the con
chief justice and clerk attorneys at law; attorney g'"
erl; reporter and marshal clerks and solicitor; cGuh
for paupcrs; guardians; county attorney; auction"
county court clerks; cOroners; boundary cOmn'si0h
committees OF hnancc county trustee county treasure"
special court commissioners Of fairs; Inspectors ~"
pcrlntendens of schools; commissioners OF Navigation
WardenS OF the poor registers, commissioners oil two
and creeks shcris; cOnstabcs rangers; standard kerr
ers; retailers; administrators; chairman OF sIe''"
court; commissioners Of deeds and conveyance; con-
mssoners of low lands; entry takers and surveyors
superintendent of elections guardians and receivers
inspectors; commissioners of internal Improvements
PARTITION; patrol committees processioncrsi tax ''"
and boards of valuation; CvcrsccrG of roads and HFH'
commissioners of wrecks; tobacco Pickcrs and cooPe
The APPENDIX contains forms of Deeds and Con
Yeyances, as follows: Agreements, asst gnmcns, aware
bills Of sale, bills Of exchange and lading bonds ms
mcnts, mortgages, copartncrship articles, notes, ]"
leases, &c, &c.
This book contains 5jG pages, is gotten NJ in SuI'
rior style and bound in law calf. Price single c0H
5000 EDWARD CANTWELL,
RALEIGH, Nc.
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a New KIND OF MoSQUITo-A correspond
ent of the Toledo (Ohio) Blade writcs-from we
know not what part Of Dixie land-is follows:
Within the past week have discovered 4 new
Kind of insect; l call it the propeller fly. 1t is
not as large as one of our Yankee mosquitoes. but
you ought TO see and feel them bite. They lirht
on you, raise their hind end standing on their
fore legs, and commence turning round. Their
bill is like cork-scrcw, and when they get it in
the right place, they start the machinery by adj
vAneng the right fore leg. They then work a
propeller wheel, which is of course, at the stern
and around they go like lightning, and in goes the
eork-Screw, and you cannot pull them off without
unscrcwing them.
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PROCLA NATION
By the Governor OF n. Carolina
EAECITlYE DEPARTMENT, |
Raleigh, March 2Sth, 1862. I

;
Raleigh, March 2Sth, 1862. I
In pursuance of the power vested in me by the Con-
stution and by and with the advice of the council of
State, Henry T. Clark Governor of North Carolina
do hereby prohibit the expectation beyond thc limits
of the State, of all cotton and wooden goods, including
yarns, jeans Linseys and Blankets except through the
orders of the proper officers Of the Confederate State
Governments.
The Adjutant General will cause the proper orlc9
to be issued TO enforce this proclamation in the mos,
prompt and efficient manner. All Agents to purchase
on behalf of the State required to have written
authority. HENRY Il. CLARK
ADril l. 1862
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On and after Thursday, the 5th inst the Passenger
Train will leave the head of the Road on Mondays
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, a. $40 A. ~
and reach Charlotte in time to connect it'll the morn
ing train to Columbia. Passengers leaving Statesve
in the morning will reach Columbia in the afternoon
7. j. SUMNER
June / !, 0b2 Engineer
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PEA MEAL.
The Celebrated Female Pills.

These Pills do all diseases, but they
rontedto cure L"core"h IJHHcsthat dreadful scourgc
to female health, happiness and usefulness. They are
no. N@tentcd and are no humbug but prepared by
North Carolina physician of high standing and of
long experience in the treatment of female diseases.
All that is necessary to convince you of their efficacy is
IA fair trial. For particulars, wrappers. Price 81
per box. For sale at the DRUG STOKES
Jan. Is, 1851 yr
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By the Governor of North Carolina.
A PROCLAMATION.

NORTH CAROLANIANS! your country needs your
aid for its protection and defence against invading
foe The President of the Confederate States has made
rcq1lsltlon upon our State to complete her quota OF
troops in the field. Our borders are invaded by
the enemy i'll force, thretentng advance de-
prive of liberty, property, and all that hold dear
as elt-govcrning and free people. We must resist
him ut all hazards and by every in our power
lie wages for suhjugation-a forced upon
us in wrong and prosecuted without right and in spirit
of vengeul wchedness without parallel in the his
tory of warfare among civilized nations. As you
value your rights of self government; all the blessings
Of freedom: the haowcd cndcarmcnts of home and
fresdc, of family and Kindred call upon you to rally
to their Defence and to sustain the noble and sacred
cause in which engaged.
North Carolina has always proved true, constant and
brave in the hour Of trial and of danger Never let it
be said in the future that she has failed main tain
this high rcnOwn. If we are threatened now than
hcre ofore and upon soil, let cxerons be
equal to every demand on patriotism, honor and
glory No temporary reverses dampened the arder Of
yOnr ancestors even though the enemy marched
in columns through the State The fires of liberty
still burned brightly in their breasts. They
were moved in new energy, and resisted by gal
liant deeds with abiding hope and untnchng courage
and perseverance, bravey contendng with enemies
home rs we'll the foreign foe, until after struggle Of
seven long years, our independence achieved and
acknowledged. Let us initiate their glorious example
The enemy is redoubling his efforts and tranng every
nerve country and subiugate US to his
dominaton-his avarice and ambition. Already it is
proposed in their Congress to establish a territorial
government Ill portion of our State Now is the time
to prove our zeal and animate by our example.
call upon the brave and patriotic of State
to volunteer, from the mountains the sea- You
wanted to fill up quota in the Confederate Army,
and for the special defence of the State. rely, with
entire confidence for prompt and cheerful response
to this cell upon your patriotism and valor. Tender
yourselves in companies and in squads under officers of
your own selection You will be at accepted and
organized into regiments under the laws that or
may be made, and which it is my duty to The
Aduant General of the State will issue the necessary
orders for this purpose.
Fellow Citizens!-leur first allegiance is due to
NOrth-Carona. Rally to her banners. Let every man
do his duty and our country will be safe.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State. at
Raleigh, this 22i of February, thousand eight
hundred and siAty-two. -
HENRY 7. CLARK
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TaLIorIn&
Headquarters N. G. Militia.

ADJJ TANT GENERALS OFFICE, 7
GESERAL ORDER No. B. Raleigh Dec l. 1861. J
The following persons will be exempt from Company
drills, except once in three months: All worfnen in
any Factory engaged in working for the State or max
ing arms lead or powder, in ship building for the
State Confederate States the necessary EMPLOYEES
Of Telegraph Express lines or Daily Press, Ferry
and keepers of Canal Locks, State officers and
other persons whose employment in the service of the
State is inconsistent with their attendance on Militia
drill. and persons excused under the Militia Law
This order will not be understood as excusinr any
person from Militia duty when called upon TO repel an
Invasion, orsupprcss Instruction from Regimen
tai or Brigade drills and musters by order of the
Commander in chief j. G. MARTIN
Dec. X. Adjutant General.
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&. IL. TayIOr's
VIRGINIA PRINTING INK ESTABL ISHMEk l.

O0IHeF OF AuaIHs ana Leigh slrccts, EILIMUNUl y"
=. X. L Q r. Printing Ink Manua0r
rer, takes pleasure in announcing TO the Souttca
Press that his Ink Factory is now in succcsslh or
ration in the manufacture OF every description Of PrF
ing Ink, which he is prepared TO furnish rea'o-
able trrms. News Book and job Inks Of every deaoF
ton always on hand.
Orders promptly attended to. Address
{. Il. TAYLOR.
July I'd. Richmond, Va
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Hoop Poles, Slaves and Cord Wood
Wanted at TIE Charlotte Steam Mill
OeI 20 JOHN WILKES
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HARDWARE, &C.,
Quinn's Rheumatic Remedy

Has effected cures of Rheumatism that were considcr
hopeless, certificates to prove which be exhibited
The suffering invited to give the medicine trial
Orders addressed the undersigned ut Charlotte vii
receive prompt attention. w. w. QUINN
April 10, 1860. Price 81 so per bottle
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a NEW LAW BOOK.
CANTWELL'S PRACTICE At LAW
CONTENTS:

Just published, a treatise upon The PRACTICE At
LAW i'll North Carolina, by EDWARD CANTwLL
LIB, author Of the N. G. Justice, etc.
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TO ARMS {!

The General Order Of Gov. Holtr0ok ioy
completing the quota Of Vermont towards
the SEQ coo men for three years or during
the war, appears in our columns 70 day
Twelve hundred Of the number are 10 fl up
the old regiments now in the service. II
the whole quota (Which include those al
ready enlisted for the 9,h, l0.h aud llth
re.iuen;-l is not made up hy volunteers by
the lS,h inst, the deficiency is to Be filed
fy draft. The advantage, as tha G,v-rn0r's
statements as 10 extra pay make IL, in
a u,curHry pobt Of yiew,to volunteers over
drafted men, j. very great, and We hope
there vil be plenty to avail themseive. of
IT, There are enough able bodied men oi
Vopr military age who ought u step for
ward with alaeri;y. They are TO De found
in all employments. trades and Professions.
None are too good, none are too rich, none
to- poor to serve in the cause ot their
country The sound Of mastering v.luu-
tcess By thousands comes up to US from other
Satrs al around Already some States
have their quotas complete. We hope V,r-
mont wi. not be found 90 lack q man G.
fore thc week is up. There are enough uu-
der / and over IS, with those who axe not
sound enough of body for military service,
and the women, to carry on the employ
mou,s Of hie at home. Every able bodied
man should at once answer to his country's
call .-" here am I 80
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more than toe Secretary OF War for him and
blth O! them together no more than I wish
10. Applause, and cries OF " good. }
Sometimes we have q despatch about how
many men Gen. Mcclellan has had, and
/ those who would disrarage him say he lad
very large number, and those who would
disparage the Secretary Of War insist that
Gen. Mcclellan had a very small numb r.
The basis for this j., there is always
wide lifeTcnce--ud on this occasion. per-
haps wider cn,-betwsen the grand total
oil Gen. McClsilan'- rol and the men actu-
ally III for duty, and those who would dis
Y4rage him talk OF tie grand total On paper,
and those no would dIsparags tie Secretary
Of War talk OF thgs1 1t present f. for duty.
Gen. Mcclellan has sometimes asked for
things thlt tie Secretary Of War did not
give hiM.
Gen Mcclellan j. not 90 blame l5r asking
io- hat bee wanted and needed, and tine Sc.
crot ~ OF Wa. Is Mt TO bauIe for not giving
when be had none T. give (ipplause and
laughter. a1d cries of = Good, good and
! say here, 30 far as I know the Secretary OF
Naf Las withheld 10 one thing at any time
in my power O. give him. (Hild applause,
ard a voice, e Give him enough nJW.)
lie is brave and able man (applausel.
ami | stand here, "a justice req. iirss me to do
u take upon myself what has been charged
ap1n the Secretary Of " ar, as Withholding
hOm him. have talked longer than | cX-
pected to tcries % No no. q on)-ali
now | avail mys-.i pf ry privilege O. sIyIns
no more.
Ex-Governor Boutwell,, mmissiuneT Of
Internal Revenue, when be announced that
be clme from Massachusetts,, said that what
they proposed 10 & IN this war was @, carry
l. oa IN sunshine and storm ugains. u odds
0n this side Il the water or the other.
They rallied under this banner not for Ibis /
generation alone, nor for this century, but |
for all generations on this side OF The Allan ]
TIC until our 14g shall wave unVo..ut.d from I
the great lakes of the : rth 90 tle Gulf Of /
Mexico, and they mean % take She last 7
man, ,he last dollar, the las; hours, labor of F..
tie old -, mmlnWelitd, exc these men, with I
treachery On their iil- and treason "a their I.
hearts, shall accomplish what they have uu- I
d-I4ken. (App.Ause.) !. Tonight news .
ut disaster sAouli come, every heart, though I
dIsmayel for the moment. W9uii De n.ry-i .
i.c I,nCwed th lt> 20 'tc cause et liberty .
AID humanity.
Mr.. Chit--Hleu. wul pi-g5-.l Ailt, said .
be proposed % fern. .a; the traitors. %.
NouiI here say that If 10 bad not b..u log .
slavery .a-re would l-ya i.ta p. treason,
and v..u slavery >'a.l ,.-. O.. tA-; ti.-.
Viii heul tr.,.5- lllll.u-. a-i eric, Of .
Governor Is .atNu.l ...- l....a.1 tv Hn.
H. SWEET ot Iiu.i. G.u. -hlr..s. G.u.
ru.la-, Hon. E.a.lt u. Na.-el, l.a. Is.
". iH.mf f,ln, 5.....- Ir.-l .l4 o;.-ss
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ENGu-H DEBATE oN CANApA--Va ~ tAe -'-i
Of Jui., iu the El-,i=a House 1i I'n'Ails'
Mr. A.i.ry, In cIret--ns attention % lhs
state ol ds.-u=es DID Canada, TsmlI.cI t'at
the il'n= ought NOT % separate unul -l--
uut, statement from The * '-sumeal was
reached -- O. shat llsir intentions were on
the subject. H. ".snei 90 Eno" "He'A,I
ministers considered 'A1t l"e colony WAS ''
was n', e4i sen I'D 1@na''' ,-
Alr- -ii l.i.''. '"i l'zc'''-i '"
held hf 'a' O'n''.iin ''-liin u y. ''.'-..-
20 the hi'','i' -.- i'l IT.
9i -ie l-.--'1- e'i...ii ........ ...........
Ar- '--"aJ Evans u.- i.'. ''''''N '''.
any nnile-.-'e Gang I'd lli''7'''' 'N 80
by 1-e h'i''-''' 7.A''5' '".s '''' ~ H.
"----'. 'i --' .'. .'A'A 7-oi i''
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ina los co. 1HE GOLDEN GATE--Fery
sclntv iet.i., al the awful disaster on the Pa
eff. are tan> h5 r1.i7sl. \ tsspitch
.r m san Francisco. Angus, 5.h, gives the
rllwns
The ste.msaip Gl.lsa Gae, Hudson COM
maud.r, sailed hence Tor Panama on the
2l-t ui;. having 9j cabin passengers and
l47 IN the second cabin and -tesrlge, aud J1
crew. She had also Sl,400,O0O IN treasure,
Of which Kcrhy Byne & Co. had $4,000
ana M.2der Llier E Co. $4,000. Ou the
9th ult.. at 40, p. ~, when 10 miles
north of aauzBI.la. while the passengers
were dining, cry Of tire was heard. HE
steamer was promptly lelced ilr ta9 shore
tltea and halt miles distant, the utmes
/ III auwLlle making fearful h.a1&iy. A. a
quarter alter after five tie upper d-cs lell:
. Son u g-r the steamer struck tie beach ana
/ tie ,-.>.. u-er, and crew VINO had got nto
/ thc lItts lumu.d ov,ll.Ij aad ende4yJred
T. swim ashore. AbIat 100 inc. udins
, cn.i ilen. SWAN ~ Were washed ashore. Inc
stiu bulne! g. the w4tsis' edge and s0Jr
die4rpe4r,u. Those passengers who Ie.'che-
the sAlia made their way - Manz tnilia
where thy .rrived on tie oo-A, just as th'
steamer ST Loai, arrived uP from PanaAt l
Some lew others escaped 60 MansaniilA II
boats
Oae boat with 80 persons oa board has 80
Teen heard from but probably made the shcr
south ui Manzluil.a.
Tie It. Louis arrived 20 night bringing I
attc Golden Gates q-ssenser-- all tna
aye known t. be- ,iyed-aud a portion OF ih
crew. Capt Hudson wi,n TiTti-n OF Go
-r.n remained at Mrziuiila i1 box aite
'Hs missing la=s myers
Manzanilla i e Mexican i,gt Ea.f W.
IRON San Francisco to Panama.
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| Bronson, at Rutland, for the FIST company
| OF Vermont SIarpshoOtcrs.
The Sllctmen Of each town i1 th. STATE
are hereby sppoiuted Recruiting Ohosrs, i'-
the purpose % carrying in,' gf-.t ;lis ul4eT
/ in their respective towns. And IL ls expect
ed that they Will. with the isas- possible DE-
lay, enlist the requisite nmaer oi men q
| I'll their quota withou. draft, Iu s-dsT .llt
the STATE Of Vernon. mag have .he 81. Ul
/ distinction % furnishing w.,hol, DRAFT the
/ whole number Of volunteers ios taraa 1s
[ required IN the present war il- d. Union.
I The men who shall thus enlist = the pur
/ pose Of filing the old regiments. rII le ea-
sitleL 20 the same State and United Slt.7
pay, and the sane United States bl4uiy,
with those men who have calls. ln ,-e
ninth, teath sni eleventh. regiments. and a.-
so o. three dollars e1listing premium ir
each ma1 while chose wal ass drafted lr
militia, under the order %! the Pr idsn, Of
August jth, 1852, 20 supply tie deficiency
IN the number Of IN ~ criled i1r ~ tits ol-
der, val only be entitled 90 tae m1ltly
United States pay, Wit 2-t boun.
The President u the Jaited States lgia-
ordered, by General Olucr, dated Aug S,
j.h, 1852. that IT any State shall not by the
GU. tatutA NAN lt Al-A5Ls ACJ-s III lN4l+ --7
quota, the deficiency shall De filed by drlt-.
the several towns in this State are allowed
until the eighteenth day of August, 1852,
70 furnish their quota by voluntary enlist
ments. as above stated II not filed by that
time, the deficiency viii be supplied hv
draft from the militll q such towns ~ are
deficient and the men thus drafted viii uat
be entitled to State pay OF bounty.
Al necessary blanks and Instructions viii
be furnished to the Se,ectmen Of the several
towns.
\ genera. rendezvous, IN each County
for the men enlisted N the several towns il
the County, under tins order, viii be up
pointed, to which the S-lecymcn Of such
towns will Be rcquir,d 70 send the men en-
listed ty them .-lf which due notice vii be
given
Bg order Of HIS Ezcellency.
FREDERICK HOLBROOK.
Governor aud ler-iD-Cliat.
PETlE I W4sHBURN,
Adjutan. ant Inspector General.
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? 0E I Il Y
Fcr the Tree Ir ss.
TIE VOLUNTEER,

g T. c.
Eirs cgt yaur tu1es To- other sa-s.
Ee mowers s,.h your o!insilg Steel.
~. Las5 y a-- laugh and noisy cheer.
nrr ye-r leaders, lav-5orn IA.
r M; ysur pl'try tales t2-iay,
sal .ssHrs no. II wind Eal rain.
"s1, 'yfag 90 tie scented hay,
-- lunch around the loaded wai7.
81 a.ter, watch alone the ciaui.
Tat ueoa-as cur unrakei bayI--
2 tIarRo threat, above us bowed,
Fr5ras down on wider field. today.
-as patient. o ny ohafng soul.
Your hour yet waits within the 4 ght.
Wien stern resolve IN cool control.
-b.ll reaI ycu forth for God and Eiei..
i1 is 'hs wy my country calls,
swift 90 make response. my f.rt.
70 zaro for you sre fes;al halls.
,- Il1-s tread my poltTo7n best.
PIE oii-g nslr', your warning cease.
make tc-aizat the sacrifice
Ne a-pe, Of I.fs in walks Of raaoe.
Ell1gl tfst have lived for this
zi.u 90 cte-iz5el glaiea and groves,
Te pleasant scenes Of home. slieu.--
1-y o. hood hqluts and boyhood loves.
, cIue ny eyes Lcnocforth on you.
p. 's:Ler, forget your threa.i
Your stern command I cannot heed
Wafe Doom Turks in The shadow yet,
'- c.un.ry's is the sterncr need.
H.lr. -is.c-s. fr .a~ woe instead,
1.a- tr.at- u..1 .u- land like night.
uy mother iet 5o1r prayers he sped
p Hrus7-tiHl and Tra't uul Right
p T. E
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From the quota Of each town, thus desis-
mated, is TO be deducted the number Of men
furnished by such town to the ninth, tenth
and eleventh regiments, and the residue IS
the number OF men to be furnished, under
this order, lor filing iheold regiments n
service. Each Gown will also be credited
wi b such men as shall enlist with Major
William Collins, at Bennington, OF with
Major Z B. Sawyer, at HydepaTk. for seIy-
Ice in the First Regiment Of Vermont Cayal
ry. and also with such men as shall enlist
with Captain Homer RsStoughtOn, al Roy
| alton, Tor the second and third companies OF
Vermont SharpshOoters, and also with such
men as shall enlist with Lieut.. Martin '
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re ;iments already formed, and Of N new oHcsr-
among existing regiments, We may at oIcs con-
muucate all that Is most important in the -snija-
~ experience e.. our veteran army 70 the new lesy
of 3yU,CUO men, aud thas save ttesn from IS per
cent. OF the mortality to which they will olurr-
wise bo inevitably exposed. From a sanitary point
Of view the urgency Of this policy is clear. II ali
the 100000 men now to be recruited. Ue-e -
cruited without a single new regileli beiay l0rI-
ed, i; would save the country, s0'ler or lli,r.
Thousands %: lives ami millions e DECLARE. "-
should &c. far better class Of men ILey U1l..
nave thorough medical inspection, a-d every
man would soon cease to be raw pc Iuit. whom
absorbed into a veteran regiment. Thus al! our
years costly experience would be saves, and ,A-
perils or Ignorance, inexperieuce, sui c.uii,v ae
nvCiltd
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FRo,l NEwBERN. Tho Steamer Je'say
Rtls brinssadvices from Newbern, y. c. to
Sltur 'ay the 2l inst.
The inhabitants OF the city comprise about
,,r--tairi 30 0ne-half secession element, which
is beginning u show itsel. again daiiy more
aud more. - much 50, that Gen. Foster has
forbidden g. s ass5mb,sse OF iaove ihin three
rer> us IN tl. st1ee-.
Fans are entertaiuel at Nevbrn t1at an
att.ck viii De mad, from Kingston, and pre-
Iarati1us i1r such an event have been made
A the sSel- n the p5-; haze beeu IN
StTuctej % lav at short cables, ANA the seam
transports % have steam up, 80 a. 10 be pre-
rared lr sa attack Rebel pickles and
scouting parties are seen daily within a few
miles ot tha city.
he health Of the soldiers is fair. the pre-
val Ing disease being jaundica.
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4 SOUTHERN FE2NG U>u>:~T. We hear
so often about Southern female -ccs-i.ni-ts,
that il is refreshing % fall IN wi.a - South
them female UnJnct. One Of ta.sc rare
beauties appeared before C.l. Gregory, OF A.
oxludria, Va, thc other week, 20 ask soma
hyo- The Colonel Is Provost Marshal. and
has very lttie Sympathy with humbuE. lie
Is supposed to be one OF the officers aho be
lieve IN John Browns celebrated motto
"We mean to put this thing through.
"Wei, madam said the Colonel, 81
must first know whether You are loyal !!'-
"Oh . ycs, - aid the Nirgiuian, 81 20 for
tAe Union, bus my husband Is Ia strong -c-
as,i,uist-GR9 >vngathi,e iriA my hnS-
taEd "
THIS IS the most mastery definition OF tle
position Of nias-t.ntls of the Southern Jni-
ouis,s We have seen. Thy are loyal but ,he
S5uta is for secession, ami they symra,.iz
with il
The Colonel did d.; deem tha lady '=suud
the goose.