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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28

FROM MIssIs sIPPI.-MoRToN, July ga
citizen who has just out states that the Yam
KEGS have totally destroyed Jackson. The Court
House was blown up.
There are none of the enemy this side Of Pearl
River. Our Army has gone into permanent camp
on Strong River. Grant is reported to be shipping
troops down the Mississippi River for the purpose
of attacking Mobile.
Lieut.. General Haraee has arrived and takes
command under Gen. Johnston Pemberton's
corps will be recognized Immediately and placed
in the field
BRECKINRIDGE's DIVISIONAL correspondent
of the Knoxville Register, writing from Brandon,
July 14th, says:
We have been victorious in every collision at
jackson. Breckinridge's division have been the
greatest sufferers. Gen. Breckinridoe,s personal
conduct has been characterized by degree of
daring which may almost be deemed ecklessness.
YANKEE RAID ON WYrHEv1LLE, VA.-An
oftlclal dispatch from Gen. Sam Jones says the
enemy's cavalry and infantry, about one thousand
strong, rode into Wytheville on Saturday evening
the 18th. AT the same time one hundred and
thirty men with two field pieces under Mai Bow
cry entered the'town, and sharp diminishing in
the streets ensued, lasting three quarters of an
nour Mag Bowery retired with part of his men,
Our boss, Captain Oliver and two citizens killed.
ana Lieut. Bosana badly wounded The enemy
LOST Col roland, commanding brigade, one other
Coienei, MAJOR and seven privates killed. Lieut..
Colonel and twenty five men wounded and tax an
prisoners. The Yankees burnt the Jail and seye-
raj other buildings, and left next morning retreat
ing TOWARDS Tazewell Court House. 6amaoe 70
Railroad can be repaired in an hour or two. Abont
90 houses were burnt in Wytheville; among Their,
the Office of the Dispatch, with its fixtures. was
destroyed.
LYNcHBuRG, July 22-Passengers by the
Tennessee Railroad report that the Wythville Yam
kee raiders were captured on Wednesday last near
River Mountain, Mercer county, by the command
of McCausland. A number of negroes and horses
that had been captured by the Yankees we're re-
captured.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
FINLEY HIGH SCHOOL,

CALU VEIL COUNTY, ". o.
The fall session of this Institution, will commence
August the 5th Tniton and contingent fee per ses-
sion $26; board including all necessary expenses Sl1o
No deduction for lost time either in board tuition
except at option. Pupils should bring such isr1
books as they may have with them.
Z. w. FAUCETTE, Prin.
Lenoir N. c., July ID, 1883 3t:pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
NOTICE.

Having taken out letters of Admipi,,,,,,.
estate of B. Peoples, deceased, all persono On The
to said estate are urgently requested "a indebted
and make immediate payment. "e forward
ANY person having claims against the aso..
present them for settlement within the nHst
by law or this notice will be pleaded In bsr Prescribed
covery. JAS. n pPopJ s NC. OF their re-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,

The fall session Of this Institution will commence on
the 4th of August next.
TERMS FOR the SESSION OF 20 WEEKs:-BoArd, 10.
Guiding washing lights fuel &c. $780, English Tuition,
$40; Music the Piano, Harp or Guitar, $50; Vocal
Music, $l2 so; Oil Panng, $50; Drawing, Sl2 Soi
Grecian Painting, Sl5; Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages, each Sl2 so.
For further particulars apply TO
RICHARD STERLING, Principal
June 30 1868 2m-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28

The most beautiful location near Charlo,,s
ing ESQ acres Of Land, lying OF BsseS Penn
posite Stony Point-more than half OF n I'M, oP-
On the place are the following Improvement W..
good double cabin, kitchen, smoke-house and "a
good Barn and Well OF excellent water. aIs. .'O,
selection of Fruit Trees. Applyto s0'd
July 20, 1863 3t-pd 'OSVN'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
WANTED.

By Virginia lady, of several years erper.D,. 4.
eaehng' situation to Teach in private family tts
ordinary English branches, together with the ynSs
ments OF French, Latin, and Music or as assis,sn,Y
some female institution TO give Instruction IN e,hs
OF the above-nafned branches. References given n -
quired. Address, ROBT r. DAyIbSoN "
July 20, 1863 st-pd Charlotte. No
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28

Herring taken out letters of administration de bonis
NON On the estate of Robt A. Lee, deceased, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment, and~i person: having claims against
., tsta must present them in due form within the
time prescribed by law this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
July 30, 1868 lm-Pa
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
NoT,aa,

Having taken on. Letters Of Adminisra,lOo :. :.
persons indebted TO said deceased To NAL nouy all
settlement, and those having claims auains, mediate
present them within the prescribed time Or MN 10
will be pleaded in bar Of their recovery notice
J0,v 90 ,sa, ,m,s W. =. WHOLE, Adm,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
TAX ASSESSORS.

The undersigned, Confederate Tax Collector and A,
SCISSORS for Mecklenburg county, will attend al IN.
times and places appointed by Mr. Hood the State Ia,
Collector and will receive tai lists in accordance Win
the Confederate tax law.
d. q. MAXWELL, Collector.
W. w. GRIER,
J. r. NORRIS, assessor"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against VIM j. Cureion'
- I'll ,osent the same 10 the undersigned within
~ -, VIZ P.oshed by law; and all those indebted 20
him are requested 10 call on the undersigned and
In, In seuiement q. ID. CURETOS,
b. a. CURETON,
q. w. WILLIAMS,
Yte 1863 I'm Executor
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

/ will sell on Friday the 9TH day of August next, at
the late residence Of Harbert Stowe deceased II miles
southwest from Charlotte, about $50 bushels Of
Wheat and a lot Of Oats. Terms made known the
day of sale. H. d. STOWE, Admir-
July ID, 1863 3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
WANTED, 10000 slaves

At the c. s. Distillery formerly owned by NJ
ers) at Salisbury, N. c., rs follows; s,.,ss -
To be Of White Oak timber, clear OF sap ~ thiek;
inches long, from to inches wide and ;as and
Heading "a inches long, from TO 10 nc6e 70
IL inches thick. 700 Slaves and 300 bea'
t6ousaud Highest market price will De Paa,%sOy,
Address Med Hi PuryeyOr, G. 5. A. &c.
-, SOC, n''' = Charlotte NJ
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
JuIy6, 1893


SCRAP IRON WANTED II wish to purchase scn
small quantities hand will please apply 81 or
this Cce. The Iron 10 be delivered at some pO'1
on the Railroads. WM COohin,a
July g. IF Genl. Agt N. g. lroh -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
PICKET DuTY.

The friends of Vigilance and Safety recommend the
name of W. p. BYNUM, of Lincoln county, TO be g.
man to serve in the next Congress We appeal to all
good patriots TO ponder well the Port to which We
drifting. MANY VOTERS.
nd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
DISSOLUTION.

The firm of FISHER BURROUGHS was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Persons having claims
will present them, and those indebted will make pay
ment to j.. O. BURROUGHS
July 49, 1863 I'm az the Express Once.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28
July Is, 1863
Notice.

have received the Tax-Lists for the year 1863 s,S
hold them ready for inspection ana request inOrma.
ton of any failure by persons not making their return,
according to law.
will also receive Taxes due said Lists for which
purpose will attend at the usual Muster Grounds IN
the days mentioned in the following table to- VIII,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28

June 80, 1868
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ADWINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

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Joint Resolution authorizing the Sea.
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can Registers to certain Vessels named
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De Il resolred By lAe Senate asd HDsss "
Representative q Ae Ua;ssd Ssafes q fAmrS.
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retary Of the Treasury Be. and The sans i
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
INDIVIDUAL PROWESS.

At the battle Of Brandy Station, when thu
encn,y's cavalry came upon Stuart's Horse Ar
tillcry. which were unsupported, Edwin Sully
son OF Sul!,y, the celebrated painter, who once
lived in this city. spcang 10 his piece and loaded
and fired it three times alone and unaidcd.-
One horseman rode up to young Sully and or
dercd him to surrender. Sully refused and or
dcrcd the Yankee to surrender to him. The
Dragons pistol, which was lcvecd at tho
time. snapped. when he drew his sword, and
dashing The spurs into his horse tried to cut
Sully down; but our hero was ready for him,
aid as the fellow made the blow he avoided it,
and as the horse dashed past, selling his ram
mer With both hands. and swinging it around
his head, he brought it down with all his force
on the back of the Yankees head. killing him
instantly and tumblinghim heallong from his
took immediate possession.
Young Suil,y has been highly praised by his
immediate officers and by General j. +. 3
Stuart. who has mentioned h.m t;lvorab!y to
ten Lee, VINO speaks "l MN III the hlghest
terms.
Sullys adopted home is in St. Louis, Mo,
where he had lived for some seven years. He
was compelled, for want of the organization OF
the Missouri State troops. to join the army in
Virginia. but Inc has long desired Il transfer to
the Western army, and it is TO be hoped his
wish may now be sratiticd, as his bravery emit
ties him 10 some consideration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

OUR ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
We are in possession af some facts obtained
from Il private letter of Il late date toa gen
tleman in Richmond. relative to the operations
Of our advancing army.
We surprised Mlroy and captured nearly hi,
entire force, only excepting those who awaited
themselves Of the example set hy their com
mairdcr. Of m ignominiu,,S dcscrtion Of thcil
comrades.in battle.
We captured HOO men, 100 officers, 81
cannons, $50 wagons, 800 horses, 20 ambu
lanccs. and all the public and private baggage
suffers goods, &c. Not a wheel escaped
Our neil deserve all our country can award
them.
The people say that lilroy went off in civil
iau's clothcs-he left Winchester the evening
before the assault. He who does that is Il
commander will do anything disgraeeful.
The Yankees are in Il terrible state Of com,
motion, they cannot imagine what the rebels
are about. Stuart has whipped their cavalry
every day, and sometimes twice a day, ever
siiiSc hc icit SuipSIc!. iIC HIS "a Ptui w NV
or six hundred prisoners. Moseby caught
Hooker aid with letters OF instructions to thci
cavalry commander. They shovel that IIookc'
WAS very much puzzled. Imboden has don,
millions ofdollars worth of damage at Cumbcr
land Nd. He has destroyed all the work
shops and machinery, locomotives, cars. &c.
there. Every bridge from the Little Capon River
for some distance west Of Cum bcriand is com
pletely destroyed. The immense tunnel il
destroyed, and the great Iron bridge" knocked
all to pieces: eleven shots from Il thirtccn-incl
| rihcd gun brought the whole structure, foul
hundred feet OF magniiicence. into the water
This is one Of tho worst blows we have latcl!
| given them.
Major White has broken the railroad DC
tween iarpcr's Ferry and the Point Of Rocks
| he burned one wagon train. but did not &c
| the horses.
,Iilroy is on the Maryland Heights: he ha
no communication with any one, and it is proha
bic no one is DESTROYS oE having any Will
him.
Our destruction of railroad property rat he
out docs the grand Slovenian raid, au. the SINAI
worl; OF damage on the Central Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


The spirit Of trade seems to be growing less
troubled aud uncertain. less violent in its opc.
rations, and more conservative in its results
The ruling medium Of valuation cold. has
done lis worst. and HOW lies high and dry
above the waves Of popular traffic, to be sought
for only by the hawks and the raycnous birds
OF passage that ply their energetic wings be-
tween the hostile lines Of the continent, and
our shores and the seaports of Europe. Con.
tederute paper has advanced and is still nd,
rancing TO an encouraging extent, thanks IL
the lost influence of the far removed magnet
and all articles Of commerce, with but few
exceptions, point inevitably downwards.-
The brokers pay for gold eight dol,
lars for one, and sell one for eight
dollars and Il half. Silvcris bought ut $3.50
premium sold at s. premium. Sterling keeps
along with gold, generally, but in some in
stances commands an advance. Southern bank
netes have advanced and arc still going up
Yesterdays quotations give them Sl.00@ Los
buying premium, and Sl.200l.2j selling
premium. The Confederate II pillion loan is
in favor and commands readily Sl95 and in
tcrcSt TO 5000 and interest. Bonds of the 100
million loan have advanced to Sl0o!(G l03 and
interest. All other funds arc looking up
Stock i'll the Richmond Importing and Export
ing Company has gone up wonderfully within
the past few weeks. The par value of this
| stock per share is $500: its demand
value is now readily accepted at $4,000.
Wcnccd scarcely give review Of the gene
raj markets this week. because there has bocl
! such little apprcciahlc change from oar last cx
| tended quotations. 1t is fact worthy Of note
that, although specie and sterling have at
yauccrl within the past two or three months
nearly one hundred per cent, in the general
market there has been II" Important advance in
| ANYTHING beyond the current prices commanded
wien rold was 50 mulch lower: and. on thu
contrary that many articles have deprecated
| in value. even while the city was absorbed will
| intelligence which stimulated the gold market
to its greatest excitement. This appears to be
one of the anomalies of the age. 1t is ut any
rate, Il good anomaly, and if its duration de-
ponds upon its mystery we certainly do not
wish to know anything aboutit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~. GaJHD "a J GELS, !s.A
9-CAMp WIADE2 HOSPITAL, FIR ST
Dl'.etuH The orie=,s aud ,u,nLaots Of this divssu
having ED iuen. 'e purpo,r OF ryan xpg Ii.
bf<y $50 IL Il III "a. she bia.i. III: lick aid scucdrd
o: NJ: b s2!:,l s,:-l .st II Organic ;oa aoulI
b.. highly hs t aeG;irg =,.a.rs ~ their ch .y.
passeI tn io:l. wirg 1850 III T. {:
l. Resol'e5. has to pse.i:> o. tbs nsetIns ave
pa5ised in the rit re:.: OF tbs
ng tic icnde Il the SEX ard wounded soldiers lead
% ks both Religious and h,erLrJ, 10 facilitate rs N said
n'jsc hoping tbs; all ldscd, desiring t. do Wilt
ward TO tie or.rao the sunsIo7, valuable boz syins
waste abCu. t4eir hauseH
E.stived, Thai ccero "a IIks shal be returned
20 A. those VINO al iay= Gxufssed such :rter,s
II I = p'omo:!ca Of o caass, feeling cUn6den; .6aI,
iI ouge our psn Jtc iGcies b!ary oil be nllrd
eclvei. Tnst person! risLIDg 20 coi;rG.ue bocts.
mss sls, pIs r 81 tracts pape Or ta lag m-t er [!
ssy dsicrp io1, siii lr aides either The fo
lns LH:erL:
q. DUHLY, NJ D ,uIeen Ia charge. Hon Ptesdcni
HORACE M ss9N. Il L., P..siten; G. y. ssY AOR5, D
U g., Wee lrr3d mt; Lux l.. NkS, Librsr an; ".
Riu.:< osoh. te!re:ary. aes2-Gt
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
VALUABLE MILLS AND LAND.

YETlLI he offered Tor sls ct public :t'nu We'd
~ NESDAY, :2i day Of July next. III. valuable pro
perty Thornsburg Jcsr lis Mills and Farm,
situated On liz river, ses southwest OF Gu'neys
station.
Tn. dam Is on q solid -ork foundation. in the & 5,
mill are pair Of Esoprs stones for c'rn, p;i for
chop and plaster one pair burrs FOR wheat, srut mainc
&c. There = also IN excellent Saw Mill atttchc5.
The fam contains Sbous 2iJ Acres, with sulic'crcy
@, timber. There two dwrln houses che cons nG
five ,oos. tree coseg, port co, anl ha''ren' With
Nv roeIs; the otter coStCrs three ro1Es yco and
basement with and all good and necessary
:utsudIrS Til are Ia storehoutc (Tc urIangsd) With
i;v> rooms and Two port"cs
Tle income prccl from tie 1 Mi alone from
SO 10 $50 Per DAY.
TIE X VI =:
One half, probably les, cash Ths balance ir two
ro:. aaEu payments with Interest from date, tie c.et
1t be scared by security and deed
CT tirst
Tie location s h'aty, and good for aims. any Kid
Of business. Ny sdGrsi Is TicrnsburS, rpo,sTl7ania
c:uaiy, Va. JOHN q. TERRELL.
d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

TIE REcoGHITlox lIuMErG.-Thc London
correspondent III the New York . Times re-
fcrS to the cheers with which Mr.. Roe
bucks notice of Il motion in favor Of the rec
ognition Of the Conicdcracy was received, as
an evidence Of the disposition Of the House. "
The same writer says that public meetings
will be held to influence Parliament and the
Government will find it very difficult to stem,
the tide" He adds:
No single event has contributed 81 much to
the rr2>cn; feeling i'll favor OF recognition as
the death OF the best known of the rebel Cen
cr;,ls-StGncwall jackson. His cul0gicS arc in
all the newspapers, his portraits in the shop
windows. Had hc been an English comman-
der the sympathy and admiration could
scarcely have ''ccn more general. y public
meeting has been called in Liverpool to express
the general admiration for his character and
this will, rT course, increase sympathy for his
cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
CO. Of AMERICA, }
G. s. NAVY DEPARTMENT, ;
RlCHMoHD, June 8, 1863.
GEEER.L ORDER.

GENERAL ORDER,
i. Ill cnmh2aita!jara or the following ruhj scss
vii h5rsaf:2r u addressed 20 The officer IN charge Of
The office of Ord2r and Detail, giving bi, n,no ENC
rs.k, viz equipment If vessels gxcert CT nnnCe,
reo uitiag fefvice transfers frpm tro ayUy 10 tit
Gays. rc@givisg clips, supal.s OF coal, sll nat.t-
saf2-.c3 with C. rts Martial and Courts OF lcqury
aad nc dea..la OF tto;: "a geuc.Ally ll eckowiedg
m. e .1r:o al @pp ions for ssTyice sno ch@Dst
Of Gr;vicc. AID FOR lS.yu uf III. 1..ge.
Il. .Hc,nuna;caioGs On thu subject Of ordnance
or ;uarce cqaI2mcl:3 ;;nd BOres and Of hJdtn2 Epy
will lis eas, be Ed6ras2od 10 the ocor in charge o,
the Otic7 Of Ordinances hni photography, giving HE
nsuia anc raak.
If. III communicative on the subjacs Of provi.
sion FAC coibing will l.rasf.ar ba addressed 10 the
o,cr in charg: Of the CHI &C of provisions anfolo:h.
Ing. siTng his naUle and rank.
" AL communicating on the snhj ct of medicine
srd Ea gs.;, r1odicn and hospital supplies AID of
to Ms5i3;.l Department of The Nary generally, will
bs Eerp,fter cd!esse 10 :he officer &c charge Of tie
ufico If medicine a surgery, giving his NAME end
rsn:i.
Y. Al, communications on tta subject CT corst.uc.
tion ard repsi!s Of vessels, stea: machinery, and
o.hsr matsors ccpnec!eG with ihs Navy, rot named
In Paragraphs Ii, ~ s7i w viii &c hereafter .d-
dreBsed 70 tho Gccss.cry {: The Navy
s. T. MALL02Y,
jlns Il-Gi.E3w Secretary Of the Navy.
S-TLe Wilmington Journal, Charleston Courier,
9avHEu.h Republican,, and MobIIa RoRls,o, d Ai7er.
liar ninsas u;,lv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
By ELLETF, BELL L CO., ArcTs.

EXTENSIVE SALE
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
ON TU.SDAY 3Jh June will ftn 4 very large and
" attractive 81. ortment OF
NEWLY IMPORTED DRY GOODS,
Anong,. witch will be fruod
500 p:.c:s ghI end Dark Fancy English Print,
LOO " Back AID White English rEints
800 " TSr d Al Beached Long Clo.hz
% pe3,na Stripes
81 Ble Be3ns
e. super rIs Eye Diapers
- Iriih Lnets
so /" Bo'cned Lneo Drills
30 proWa in.n D:lls
50 Brcwn Holl'Ldr
90 I" Plaid ooit,n Honespun
- /" BleAehed Huckaback
- " Dro.r Huck.back
. 20 :" Ooiored Sc tch Jaconeu
10 super french Orgaudies
loo d zen aucl Towels
100 Hshs Brown Half Hoso
10 bse3 IS orown Dottona
10 {" 4 Brown co,t'pu
s pieces Black Italian 81 rs
20 dtz,n MeaI Gsuze Vess
lCO Lsicr' ard Gems l. O. Hdkk,
80 pieces slack .lp.os'. superior quality
% Coiored Alpaca,
20 81 super oo,'d English Martelss
10 eord Moxsmbiqnes
IS Is 81 Grey English CLOTHS
10 = OIL c en.kass FIXED Melton ol'tts. &C., &c.
Tho sale vii! comucnce prompt as 10 c'elotk
lLLRTT, BELL 90, hues'..
Jure % IDS Pearl street
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AUCTION SALES.
By Robinson. Adams 4 Co., Aucts,

SALE OF
GROCERIES AT AUCTION,
az FRIDAY. e6th instant, at 10 o'clock at our ware.
| J house corner 9Th and Main streets:
- bags prime \. o. Sugar
= harS choice - -
~ rhis fair -
hhiS crushed "
~ ca.ks old Rice,
,; casks prime quality Rice to be sold wlthou, re.
spivr to close invoice;
- thl- y. O. Molasscs.
10 Na.S choice Rio Coffee.
Soap. Candles. Lard,
Bacon and Salt.
VIII. general assert nent Of Groceries.
ALSO,
;0nl Cuhn and Florida Cigars,
S!uoAjnc To0,ccn, in bags, papers and bbls.,
Ard variety Of miscellaneous Goods.
Parties desiring 20 avail themselves Of the above sale
w., peas. send in their goods early Thursday.
jgac "a. 3, ROBINSON, ADAMS & co.
Tswir Afd - our sale
rar iaa y W Horses,
Blockade q oods, VIZ:
gassh az? American Picke', baltimore Chrese, Col.
s,.e Srsn ncd Fish, catsu? Pepper and Wci c'sershre
s,rs- Preserves, Jellis-. Dry Goods ard sundries.
sd. cf Groceries will be deferred until l2 o'clock.
uas - IDS r. A. 90.