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A Lie will travel q league while Trush Is put
ting on his boots!
"You can't do that again, as the pig said when
the boy cut his tail off,
any tail is ended" as the tadpole said when
he turned into bull frog.
lie who cannot distinguish friend from an
enemy is unworthy Of friendship.
The man who attempted to smoke q pipe Of
brandy is troubled with dizziness Of the brain.
The nightcap would be the cap Of liberty-ii
il were not for curtain lectures.
Circumstances alter cases" as the topper said,
on blunderIng into u printing office the other
day.
al am casting accounts" as the merchant
said, as he threw the ledger at his refractory
clerk.
He must be . person Of very Insignificant
standing who is always standing upon bis dig
nifty. -.gl. .,i...s...... =
Some one advcrtscs for the recovery Of lost
wallet belonging to a gentleman made Of cali
skin.
although lost to sight, to memory DEAR" as
IIalpin said when Jones ran of and left him 70
pay his bill
One charge ia a lawyers bill against client
was for waking up 10 the night, and thinking
Of your business-$5."
Many persons seem to lie Of Franklin's Opin.
ion, that time is moneys" they take SO much
Of Il to pay their debts.
The man who cannot discriminate between
truth and la'sehood, when both are equally plain,
is truly an object Of pity.
Why are washerwomen the silest OF people
Because they put out their tubs TO catch soft
water when it rains hard. H"u#
An Austrian, upon being asked the definition
Of paradise, said I believe il to be kingdom
where you can travel without passport"
An eminent cOnchOlogist has made . calcuIa-
ton that il takes sixteen days and fourteen hours
Tor moderately fast snail to accomplish mile.
The Chinese have no word which will CON-
pare with our English word, "Amen !" they
say, instead, "sin yeuen ching sing" "The
heart wishes exactly So"
ana, whereabouts shall find the state Of
'matrimOny :"
"You will find that to be one Of the United
States" was the answer. l.#
The Spaniards do not pay hyberbolical compli.
ments; but one Of their admired writers, speak
Ing Of q lady's black eyes, said they were in
mourning for the murders they had committed" "
Carlyle lately made the following character
istc utterance to the American war:
ats the dlrtiest chimney that's been atire this
century, and the best way is to let il burn itself
out"
A fellow in Texas has jtlsG invented strength.
ening plaster which will enable you to take up
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NO4s.

dred yards distant, at the l5ot Of the long swell o.
roll upon which was standing.
He stood In open space and I at first Won
dered bow that could be, as the grass wis -
high In every other place bit the affair Sold
explained ITSELF More careful examination
showed me that the solitary object was an Indian,
and his object N packing up the dry gras vas
same fellow that had escaped at the time i. had
been fired on,i He had disepvsrsd nv retreat,
and was about TO revenge himself IN singular
manner. sss4sas-as-....-,ss...... -,
-Tbs wind was fresh towards me, and q ihe,
grass had been set on freI, no power on eufth
cotld have saved file, tOr The Heetest horse could
not run East enough 10 escape from ,iss dsrouFing
flames. terrible dread Of that Kind 0f death
came over me. ] stood like one fascinated, end
gazed At the preparation Of the savage. ne
stood in the middle Of the open space be had
made, With blazing torch. In his hand. Innum.
cradle thoughts rushed through my mind IN n6
instant Of time. ] was never so coniDeltlk ~
alysed and stupiliesl in my liie. The power q 4
thought seemed to be the only power lell me.
and that was stimulated TO an unnatural degree.
The past, present, and future, were reviewed ind
.speculated upon in that brief and anhr1ken 4
ment Of time III which the savage stood Waiiinf
for the brand TO burn more brightly before hs
thrust 4 into the grass. Yes, my destiny vas
y be kfrpsdf Some hunter or traveller would
find my body chaFfed or 6Iaekened; I; and 6lhefa.
aitsr time, would pass my bones bleaching laI
the sun. 49, :, .t5-g.Y. ~ ii
You must remember that ,gll these Ideas ahd
reflections ran through my mind - DE shortest
appreciable space Of time; for you must know 2
that the sudden pFOspect Of great danger. from 4
which there 3 no apparent mode Of escape, im. Z
parts 70 the brain q horrible faculty Of thought,
Of which the mind at rest can form no possible
conception. closed my eyes IN prayer, ahd
commended my soul 70 God Il byt a wa5 imposgs ~
bio for me to close my eyes agninsf the one q; X
sOrbing idea u my mind-that Of being burnt I,
up Ike the vile reptile that cFdWls In the woods
NY eyelids unclOsed, and as they did % ny
eyes rested upon ny trusty rlle; it was The
nFst time had thought Of I, Tor The dlsianc9
EaS great 1etwgen me and the enemy but nov h
4 looked Ike Sn Old friend, the only one that
bad the power 70 6ave me. y,
emoIaeed the thought that the sight q
my rifis called up-a species Of Joy which 4
nearly oEeTpoWtFed BY an agoninlng feeling,
One chance still remained; small chance, L .
vas true, but still . chance and despair cannot
Puralyae and subdue The heart while one lalns
hopsTemains llilted the Instrument upon which
hung my destiny. As my glanees ran over tho 9
intervening distance, lelt how desperate. indeed
was my pfoapoct IN III for hundred good
markumen might ny their skill IN vein u aiming
q IN OBJECT 90 lar oh Then remembered that
ny weapon was Of IN old Uncommon c1lllE9 !
any had ever seen. Irscollectsdi kt;a, that I :.
had loaded il that very day with uncommon care,
and Tor . long shot. ]
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pany the order.
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ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLlOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blood.

These Pills have been placed by the cOmm,n consent
Of mIakud at the head Of all remedle. OE removing
tissue. q 5s Sody They have sIysd :aC%..Sas year
bepti, dyssutery diaFrhpI. constipation, liver com
plaiata, &c, tact attsseed BY myradA u witnesses
Excessive Weakuess aud debility, the NarningsJ " de.
crelsng Org'1c energy and vital decay are restored
aaI waamated with Ssm aud heAhhal action 70 "very
organ throughout the yseem. ~ tue restorative ana
exhlArAting influence Of tbs medicine.
Female Complaints.
Aus,.e,. oF ,he s.x. ana diseases in every crisis
. S' sIS SsV : y
s !ssS % sc.o@duS ~ rH q q sSs Uru1sd
An"seS'lon WIN lAnsu0l ~n" "S'
ot o1oEBy'
when taking these Pills rub HolOvayS celebrated
S,1ons q ne liver On he ds under The S
% ySH T Ss S % sna q:
The improvement, though u may bs gradual will Be
tnOrousa anu 'A'''ns
OhOS9X.
1a sc.ov os Hollowav,s pills in Dropsy Il extraor
A,nsrv Thcv ~ Win sch necnlIaF eject upon The
further accun1laiicn rns Sulsrer resaIas baoyAncy
O.,,I,on Iaa hn, indspees"SIv neCessTy In. t6e
Olutment should be JSt esctually rubbed Into the
cnrInlaInlng narfa
S~F's
TI 1A...1.
6tomocns 4AVof, h1uuOyB ana UoWolos
80,
Those Eho ner irOm bile and live! complaints should
try the effects Of this valuable nedy, few doses OF
which viii make the sufferer lee elastic and vigorous
ramSvinS an Imnurlea giving healthy action 70 the
ii-e. m hillons st1scka H aoaA n Continue saFious
,,i ~ ~ - "a ~. s..rs, ~ consiCrsd ~ a
my 81, eJ1 % ~ s,s =, ~ n .". -
HS,,.ss ssonId ~ nell TbSed into The small II The
Sack once ~ twice dsy and ne pS setting 10 nnlSOn
win cure any complaints arid irOm thssS OTganA.
PuN,v.aAoYknaaa of Braakh with
W
Very bad ympiqh. which, Y not corrected, may tend
10 some serious dlsCfefs Of the heart or other vital
organs Eat moderately Of solids, take 81 Pls plgnty
Tor some little umeS take pientl o. psn All moa
restored 20 eealth and ygOf pas tof
onys eno tne tesuis WIN ~ IN t'e''"us' d,
Nl.-.-,.a-h. a.alSIS.k A.. PlaIIa~~N.
O0ulUA0AQb8 AACAdOAb w SAAAA~A4 OAAs
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"Who are ysou :" asked long-lsGsss Con-
nectlcutite ot father oveFoeafing eohductur on
ID: Ts~ s~ maven ,SS soDS54tot .sStot r. ,t.ss
aye" Yes, fshor,rr @ 1b i6sn \, n. ~ tis;si i
avail. swow I ii ~, ainti 4 ,urtv - + YeoS
a conductor Of other folks. and disnno hossff l6S
condur, vourS.lIi (;osh /" -yle
,1 "a, y DE. u. J,
Of Dnv' bv trsd. coo,,rr One sIhbsfk ,sos-'s
inr 4. heard nunbef a bovT vI5i; ivssSls 0ilt
inc In 'front.' Of his house. md he ,sent o,'1 a .
check the sabbath pTchnation. Assuming s
rTaVe countenance he said "a Them
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Pu9y--sAortness Of Breath will
Weakness.

Very bid ymptqhA. which, q not corrected, may tend
10 sone serious dsOfdefs Of the heart other vital
organs Eft moderately Of scds take sx Pulls Rightly
crate exercISe, and he human machinery will be quickly
ro1ioFod % he and ylgOr this but for three days
onlv and the reaulk VIII b marvellous.
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Complaints- incident to Children.

Al complaints Of children ,mi sob b cured q care
be taken % purify their blood correct the action Of thu
liver, AMI cleanse the stomach and boWels A nv doFes
eject particularly parents be careful 10 not allowing
them % eat Of things which they know would injurious
% themselves
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DROPSY.

Tue efficacy Of H0IowAys Pills In Dropy s extraor-
binary. They art with such peculiar eject upon the
Syste that the fluids arising from ths dlrefu disease
6re imperoeptlhy carried 02 and prevented from any
further accumulation. Tue sufferer regalns buOyancy
Of aplrits and Foloces In completely renovated con-
0titlIion; but q b indlspensably necessary that the
Ointment should be mJSt edsctually rubbed Into the
comnlalninR naFta,
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indigestion with languor and want
OF e1e1gy,

when taking these Pills rub Holovays celebrated
Uintment over the pic Of the stomach, and over the
regions Of the liver, the right side under the ri6s,
and you will al once experience change r the better
10 your dgoon splits appetite, strength and energy.
The Improvement. though ID may be gradual, will be
thorough and lasting. .HH. HH#
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Female conplainss.

All ds1plers Of The seq, and diseases In every er
beIlous 70 the life and health Of woman. youthful
aged, married or slngle may be radically aud quick
cured with mt risk or trUnhle, by " doses Of The
Pills, taken according 70 the printed directions.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
For the Western Democrat.
CAMP 23D n. G.. REG, March 10, lSG

CAMP 23D N. G. REG, March 10, 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR: desire to correct into
which l unintentionally led in making COM
muncation to your paper of the Sd list. In allud-
ing to the part taken by Lieut. Munday of my
Company in the engagement at Malvern Hill,
stated that he, while private, placed in COM
mand of the left wing of the Regiment. This state
gallant officers of our Regiment who were present
and did their duty nobly that well on pre-
vious occasions, hence desire to make the follow
ing.explanation.
Col Christie, Lieut. Col. Johnston and Major
Backnall. had all been wounded previously and
were necessarily absent. Capt. |. j. Young was in
command, and while leading the Regiment with
the field. The command devolvng on Capt. E. H.
Lyon, who also did his duty nobiy. Ia making
change of direction Of the left wing. Capt. Young
noticed the conspicuous galantry.of Lieut.. Munday
and complimented him the field for his activity
in leading u charge. As was absent, having been
wounded at Seven Pines, did not know all the
facts and incidents in connection with the affair,
but hearing the officers speaking in high terms of
Lieut.. Munday and Of his leading the Charge under
the direction of the commanding officer. | made the
statement that he placed in command which
now correct, Lieut.. NJ. was then private and
had no command. | would not for a moment do
even a seeming injustice to the gallant and tried
officers of this Regiment who have noby done their
duty and many of whom have offered their lives in
defence of their country, and among the living
there are many who have poured out their blood
fredericksburg, therefore | hope that you will
insert this in your columns, and if any other papers
have copied my former communication l hope they
will do me the kindness to copy this.
Very respectfully, VIM. FL. JOHNSTON,
Capt. Co. X, 23d n. c. Reg't.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

have been appointed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury Chief Agent for the purchase Of Cotton for
the Confederate Government within the State Of North
Carolina and will pay for the n per cent Bonds
Cash.
buying in my came, VIII have written certificates OF
appointment.
By order Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, all Cot
ton purchased by myself or my agents. on aud AFTER
the 18th day of March, 1863, will be paid for in per
cent Bonds Cash, and not per cent Bonds stated
In former advertisement. Up to that time however,
the per cent bonds will be furnished as stated.
Patriotic citizens offered an opportunity to
aid the Government by selling 10 IL their Cotton rather
than to private capitalists.
LEWIS s. WILLIAMS
Charlotte, March "a, 1868 n
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
FROM THE WEST.

MOBILE, March IA despatch from vicksburg says
that O'Clock, this morning, boats advan-
cling towards the upper batteries. vigorous fire
opened upon Them driving back two, when the
otker two passed under raking fire, almost every
shot taking effect. One received shot in the steam
chest compelling the to desert her. in fifteen
minutes she filed and sunk Part Of her escap-
eli TO the opposite shore. The boat that escaped is
supposed be the Benton. She was badly disabled
one shot penetrating her steam drum and disabling
her so badly that the Afbatross came up to tow her
out of danger of gun-boais.
The Hetty Gilmore and was captured by the
'Confederates Green River. The Confederates had
occupied Ornton, Kentucky.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
DIED.

In this town, the 29th instant, Miss Charity Gay,
aged 80 years.
In this town, on the 23d inst, Joseph A. Harkey,
aged ~ years, son ofMathias Harkey.
In Lincoln county the goth instant, Col. Philip
Plonk, aged about 4S years.
In Jefferson county Ark, the 9Th of Feby, Mrs
Elizabeth c. Dunn wife of " J. Il. Dunn, formerly of
Mecklenburg county, n. G.
In Fayetteville, the 22d inst, Edward Lee Wins
low, Esq, aged 81 years-a good citizen and chris
iian gentleman. For 80 years he filled the Office Of
Secretary of the Convention of the Episcopal Church
of North Carolina.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
Correspondence Of the Western Democrat
A WORD TO THE FARMERS OF N. G..

FARMERS: L urge upon you the necessity of
planting large corn crops. not only but every
thing that will sustain life. The salvation of
country depends upon the crop of the present year.
If we gain our independence our armies must be
fed the want of something to eat is greater enemy
to contend with than the Yankee armies. Give
armies food and all will be well. 1t is true the high
price that Cotton will command will be great
temptation, but what will all your riches be worth
without the independence of your country; what
will be the worth of Confederate note if your
country is subjugated! 1t is true the waves are
boisterous and the good ship is tossed to and fro
but feed armies and she will anchor safe with
independence. The Confederate army is in better
spirits better disciplined and stronger in every
respect than 1t ever has been heretofores Now
farmers, if you would have independence
achieved, plant plant corn, but if you would
rather be governed by Northern despot. plant
cotton l trust that there is not farmer in North
Carolina that will neglect his country for the love
of money. tell you, Farmer. the man that plants
much cotton will be considered an enemy to his
country. Then, beg you, to plant corn. l am
soldier and know the necessity of feeding the
army. And DO not forget the poor mans wife and
children at home they must be fed, too, while their
husbands battling for your independence. Let
US trust in the God of battles and do our duty and
all will be right. G. G. NJ.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
$4,000 North Carolina state
Bonds for Sale.
OYYIcE OF rHs CHATHAM r. r. Co

RALzIsH, N. C., March Ii, 1868.
To correct into which have falleE from
INACCURATE reading Of my advertisement inviting
proposals for the purchase Of $4,000 State bonds
call attention to the fact that these bonds NOT
deemdbe before maturity. They are uncondiiionalN N. O.
six per cent coupon bonds, the interest Of which the
State promises 10 pay semi annually and the principal
the 6rst day of January, 1885, and the obligation OF
this promise is not affected by or dependent any
contingency whatever.
reference to the advertisement will show that be-
sides the faith Of North Carolina part OF these bonds
have the additional security of the bonds OF
the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company, and
another portion (vi1 Sl5ooO) OF the City Of Raleigh
Considering the high financial standing these corpo
rations it 10 not going too far 10 say that no better
opportunity for safe investment has been will be
offered. KEMP p. BATTLE, President
Raleigh, March ~, 1863. ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31

How Is T!-lIow is it that many vessels run
int" Souhorn ports, Charleston especially, with
goods (urp"rting to be English goods but in reality
n"thng but Yankee Products,) while in nearly
every instance where Il vessel has ordnance or am
muniti"n for the Government is captured bye the
h!"cknd"rS! Some time ago the Princess Royal
captured with several fine cannon for the Con-
f'drrate Government, and the other day another
Vessels with four fine guns on board was also cap
tured while trying to get into Charleston. The YES
sells with arms and ammunition are peculiarly unfor-
tunate, whilst those with English (yankec) goods
seem t" be peculiarly fortunate. These things ap-
rcnr strange to Il backwoodsman.
we don't know enough about the matter 4fosraise
decided objection. but it does seem to be bad
policy to allow individuals and private companies to
ship so much cotton from Charleston and other Con
trdrratc ports The most of it, suppose, goes to
yankecdom.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
ENROLLING CoNsCRIPTs.

All white males between Is and 20 years Of age,
within the bounds Of the S5th Regiment N. G.. Militia
will assemble in Charlotte on the 3Oth and 3st Of
March for examination and final enrolment ALSO,
those within the bounds OF the seth Regiment viii
assemble iu Charlotte lhe ls, and I'd OF April for
the same purpose. L. s. WILLIAMS,
Col. s5ih Regt.
B v. BROWN,
March -, 1863 Col. seth Regt.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31

The Boston Traveller says that Martin Farqu-
har Tupper' the author of Proverbial Philosophy,
wrote short time ago to a prominent Senator of
ence with President Lincoln to prevent the latter
from using the guillotines which he had imported
for decapitating rebels.
The above item shows what is in store for true
Southern men, soldiers and civilians, if Lincoln
could conquer the South 1t appears that "our
Northern brethren" have supplied themselves with
guil!otines to chop off the heads of 'rcbels in the
shortest time possible. If thare IS anyone in the
South who wants to stop the war; short of indie
pendence and total separation from such q people,
he ought to be sent to Washington as fit subject
for Lincoln to first try his cutting-knife upon.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
RUNAWAY

From the subscriber in Mallard Greek neighoorhood
the 9Th inst, two Negro Men named sELooS anc
FRED. Nelson is about feet 10 inenes hgn, darn
feet high stout and very black and about 10 years old
Fred belongs to me- but Nelson Is owned in the eastern
part of the State and was hired from Sami Harris,
a,ant fer the owner. will give reward OF $25 each
- anprehended and confined so that can get them
again. ,oc. 80 "a
Raleigh Standard copy times
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
Notice.

Persons having Horses TO spare for the service
find a purchaser by calling the subscriber, who is
now in Charlotte for the purpose of procuring Horses
for his Company.
j. Y. BRYCE,
Captain of Hornets Nest Rangers.
kSsr Persons wishing to join my company do
SO by applying to or before the 9Th Of April.
March 81, 1863 2t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31

GEoRGIA.-The General Assembly of Georgia
met in extra session the 25th inst. Gov.
Brown sent in message in which he recommends
restricting the planting of cotton to quarter
to the hand, under a heavy penalty; he urges the
necessity of this course to prevent the possible
scarcity of provisions. He recommends the fur
Their restriction of the dstaton of Spirits to pre-
vent the use of potatoes, peas and dried peaches,
and the exercise of vigilance to punish offenders.
Recon- mends that Congress be requested to levy a
tax to pay the interest Of the whole debt and Gre
ate sinking fund to extinguish the debt gradual
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
LATEST NEWS.

In all directions the armies are quiet, exec pit
occasional stiImishing between scouting parties
and pickets. The enemy's gun boats on the Mis-
sissippi River have been badly damaged in NIL
their encounters with our batteries.
At Charleston they are again expecting an at
tack, and it is said the enemy are concentrating at
Hilton Head IN large force. I, ...t...s
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate Of DR. Columbus
Morrison deceased hereby notided to make settle
ment with the undersigned immediately; and those
having claims against said deceased must present
them within the time prescribed by law, this notice
will be pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
ELAN KING, Executor
March 10. 1853 im-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31

The undersigned win sell at public auction, on tho
first Thursday in April. 1862 the property known
Montamena Female Seminary, in Mt Pleasant, n. c.,
consisting of dwelling house with ten large and
other buildings Also Of Chieksrngs Pianos,
Ca-peting, and other School Furniture. Terms made
known on day Of sale. Stockholders especially re-
quested to attend the sale.
L. G. HELLO,
PAUL MILLER, Com.
March 10, 1883 A-pd A FOIL,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31

y. C@TRoors.-Tol.W w. p. Bynum having been
elected Solicitor of the 9TH Judicial Circuit, has
resigned the Col"rehy of the I'd n. c. Regiment.
W. r. Cox is now Colonel of the Cd Regiment. In
the gath n. c. Regiment, 1t Col. WIN. II. Tuon has
been promoted to Colonel in place of Ivcrson pro-
NOTED to rig-Gcneral, and. Nelson Slough is
Lieut. Colonel
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31

The next Annual Meeting Of the ,Mecklenburg Co.
Bible Society will be held In the Presbyterian Church
at Charlotte, N. c., the Sd Monday in April neEt,
when full attendance Of the members IL. desired.
All persons Invited 10 attend the meetings Of the
Society Copmittees expected 10 have their Re-
ports ready. y. HYE HUTCHINSON, Pres ',
SANL p. SIXTH, Rec'g See'y.
March lRG3
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-31
Charlotte Insurance COMPANY.

The Animal Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Charlotte Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held
IL o'clock A. ", Of Tuesday the i4th April, fs6S,
at the Office Of the Company.
N b. TAYLOR, Prsst
z. NYs HUrcuIsox, Sse'y.
March 10, 1863 Ct