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~ W tiiisnssen = Co., AussS,
40 ~! ain street..
NAtAfA1S BUGGY. BA1CUORH HAR.
~ MISS. AND HORSA, ar lUOTIO2a-We
VIA sal al the horse :0s Council Ohambsr Eli on
SATURDAY. the l5.h irss. ~ 10 o'cloSk--
Family carriage aSd Harness;
BsroEchs ans haspexs;
D1ggv ard Harness;
1dvk bag Hosss. years Old, sides and woshs
well and warranted In sssy respect;
excellent epeins Wagon
auN WlLLfAMHOA 4 90. Auet'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-14

TsNHa uodsss'sn.d have tined a d, pal iosfsaip
4 uc5ss tls Arm sH6 style Ct
rULlIkH, HAxEa h WHlSi0ER.
And have taken Tho ionas formerly occupied "
Pdlllsn 4 90. ODD ysiiswA' Hal, Fssakila d. Ia
tue purpcss OF eonduoiIrg ssGesGi Auss'cn nd
Conmsssioo Ensdness, I'D soiieii cSrSiarmssu
l Aiads Of goods. usr27 EI6 neysh xaaas fof ~
lie or privs.s sale.
persocai sEsats In ,.ss counties Of Gks.tG6.id ri
Esnyiso. A q PULLIA1,
90 HAxrA
DIX NEfSl03R
Hfchmong rusv 1st lQfy nm l-solels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-14

r 0sT-On Tassasy, li.h Inst, sem. wssra BE-
sw,sn Iesh On Frank la, aud Va Central rsi'
80 Ssnot. er between ssid depot and Oisy G., or
e1.,cn svsnu, 900 To cns ard two dollar notes.
ro,Isd up 10 ra,er, fs whieh Will rive liberal
rsvsrd II kf. s4 oEDHWiJK = kUS5iH0A, On
Ffsnhiiu, between inn nrd iS,h IT..
"A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-14

FS<9 TH8 LADIES OF klJaHOsD AID VI
CIEirI-xhs subscribers woa'i ,ssps.L
fi,uy in,orn ths ladisa that they Lavs opessds
LADIES SCOT AkD 6aOD ETOsB % 0sg.
srhcs al. where thsy win keep on and 40 assOsaei
Of Ladisa' Wsltis8 aE0Ys and aAiT1ga, hs
OF uargrsss, inaanf3esuyed 0ut Of he tet ul,e
rial shss can he procured Ii tbs soulh. 1hsy vii
kaafaates a. oas Of the s:c OF viii cake .h;u
to order, AID warrant tLem to b of thsf owa nso.
ufacturs, havfl uoshio9 20 do With the bceaiA
BUSINESS. QAkVRY h uELLlJd6,
Governor slett
an a-llis First door ahnxA fnr.aii LslAf~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-14

.TTNWkNrs 1--WE DOLLaHy EnWAkD viii b.
psd Cor tho apprshe rdon and delivery 70
Who Nenra CIop.on = Lyme Of my man 0LABCO.
az, Hald nssro IL shout hss feet Zine or ten
iEchss high of dark gingerbread color. very likely,
and smiles generally wien spoken to He ran
sway In tia month II NaicA last, but was sppxs-
hendsd h Ohsstasasld county. He may possibly
have air<d hlmssli 70 soms perfou In &hs sImy.
A VI BDCKsHx,
. 10 TIA +! Go go" les Tex E Ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-14

- HOTnk OHAM0EA- Having ms6s sr'
ranrsosnas TO TAXA The A mafies1 Hessl On tie lss
Of (Sseee, ,hs sa,ise TUsAIrURA (as . wkoss)
81 tbs Eli WOOD HcUSE eosnsr . b ard nain
stsssaa. Il d nd Tor ssls Shs patronsge 81 ne
LlsWooa b unsurpassed By sny ltouss II this asY.
re limited asst m ntdations tbs only sea6o0 foH the
shangs fhes, viking - purchase VIII please
ell imme3iatsiy. W8 A WAl0AT.
nteAmord Aug r. 1883 rropsiesor.
NN-tHb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-14

IL ?IuN Il viii sail. On TuIsEsY, the 1870
inss, 81 10 C's:ceS ca III, vSssat lot corner oi
Erankiin AGd s3.h sressA (nsrr the Ballard Ecuss,
ell tho LvasGE :yscg thsrson
sul4 ii o PI.sA6AATs, AUST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-14

r BsLvIss BLOCK -sa0B STORE. on
12.a q, opposite Rsnk -On haAd iazgs ssoca 9!
vsry ons Y.eueh Fell Hats, sill eoioss the prsttsss
goods Ia tie Ucntedsrscy. PIoaa 7.cco 70 iV.svv
pairs Of shoes Ladies cs1 Nod nice sasos'Is ".s
20 selses isom, OF all t;ndi nj Reni!smen =, ~.
received nav styIs Of Correct to Whch we eei ~
attsatiun o. ths Isdi,s, 80 dcs a 70 p SAk1 o.
very superior quality. Handle d:a.. a oa.H
Hos,erv Nsrino shirts, Kid CLOVIS soaps, LOOM
Dsushes, Latter anA E0.s Pipsr' sav"0Ps'' op0''
s~ aa-st DARBY. H1tD aEAvRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-14

TaAD1as' Back sF THK CITY CT ice
i kOSD.-kcrI1E.--TLs rtcekholders o, III
Bank naviDs decided tn II crease TIE asrl.,l q n.
Eank by lie addition thsrs., OF s,sty..ins luu.
dred sud forty shsrss, aud giving 70 the t,,ssn,
etc cxtoi6srs lbs privilege OF suEse:itias 10 4.
sroount Of swios the namber nj rhvss row hsi
by tasm, IL fubsorissd aoii paid 10, within ssa
dsys altar The books ara opened At tbs rate Of 90,
k1n1rsd snd thirty snila,s p,r hare potI.s h
hc:vbY given thai boaks u sobEc,ipticn viii /,
oeeasd 1t Ina banking honzs OF The sIia gsak %
the 2p;h int AID will rsus sin opeu hss.n asYs 70
give tho prscsHs ssoea tolaess sae opportunity Il
srracrs5sos, after the expiration o! which tuna u,
new sitek may bs sab eeibed for by oibsgs on v.
pl.esiioe Co III. Il, Iny - ths BossI Gay ds,s,
E,ias. AHiRBW JoENSTOH,l
Il HILL SOcuM'n
UnAG r WaxYUAH,
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I'M HUMDRkD DOLLARS EEW ARD Fan
away from ths ub9efsbsf. At Acwards Meek
GooChiand county, Va. ca tbs 3'st Il July last
negro man WI oLlE1. Bsid ntgo Is about s
fest y iEehss In h.isht, Q: yssrs Ola bus Looks
o.ter. ssoop4 10 very kaCck knsed, has strsight
scar on his forehead produced By The explosion Of
powder. He was purchased ffom Mrs. Aofton 81
iks Edesmens Houss, ni,hmond. who owns ssve
rel q hs family wiM pay ne seovo reward 4
or the IKE amount II caught In the county and
lodged ia Ihs jail at the Court aeuss. F.e further
partieaiarS apply to JOSH HogaOA. fsmbsr
ton Post Chse, 0ooehlard sounty, Va.
Howas6ss Neck Aus 4. 1853. au 6-9Aw2ws
DDNAwAY-15 1ANARD-Knnawsy from
III, she Piedmont 2sisoad, On the I'd day Of Au.
e1ss. LAWS. 6cnpls1ion srowD, LET'S eye out. scar
on shs left hip. aSs abou. 80 years, feet l0chss
hjeh. SaiA usefo was paeehssed' Of krs Robert
Uaiecaap, Of Orange eo2nty TIE above reward
viii b. kA.d f0e bis appEshenalon AID AlslAsnt In
tbs nearest tail. r D WlL6UkN
an 1l-ekwlm euut.
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tsy Jas M Taylss, AxcI

tive BEAUTIFUL BUILDING L1T3, on the
NORTH side II n strsst h,twsen s3:a * 33.h
hls. Church Hi, as .ae.lon.-I win ssil, on TUES.
IAT. 1874 August, en- tia premises a s O'Clock,
leg 20 t~s. esch AID running baea l3o f.st 10 an
alley i6 fsss vida
TkaMs-Ii,srsi and made kaewa Oh dAy 4, 4 sale.
an IL J u wAYL0z, Auetr.
UAaOA' La bJlLDIaG LOT, nsae the Lelsh
v Esfsss Baptist Church, On Union nm as anc.
tisa.-I will soil upoa the prsmises on u asDAY
tha tssh Augass, Q. Il oeik r H. that dsafshis iot
On TIE west side u xah H. frontiax 81 fest and run
niag back l - feet to IA silsY
TsAns a;sds known Oh esy Of sale.
au 10 JAS 4 XAYLOR Aue.'r.
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nUHAWxY IN JAZZ JESSE Ja,KsUx. D
II, navs Wac eor,ral.tei TO this al On the f5.a
1ss Ut Mareh lAst- fest inches high s'snder
butt dsrk csDpisx.oa. HIS ornsr viii p:sa1s COMO
forward prove property ard take him away.
GEOE0H d PLKAsAAfB
f1-E~ Sna,aN HA osi~O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-14

- OaOK WAATnD ~ dssiss - parshass
No Geek; o. wsata psy . Msesal Aaee faR eas fos
~ beleseo Of The year. ALFRED A0oxe,
4. ~ 10 Peel street.
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4 4 d = 4, EuP'Ts tst FIDs.
HiehmoI d, July %, 1919

= 4 ID = T. But'xS tt Fl1s.
KIehEnos d. July -. ,ss3 !
II UNAWAYa-Ersn tbs llsh sna i4;h sss.io0s
n. Of tie Kfchmord Il Denvfsls Railroad
JOHN, belonging ~ Hrs Esftha Qkmukss, Of
Bslsiax county. Ia shout feel inches high. let
b!soa. bushy hair, quick spoken, ard very ssou;iy
boile
Bill. >kelorslaR 10 n buckley. OF Halifax
eoauty. II sb0nt 81 years Of sgs brown compilation
aDcc, 5 feet inches high, stout butt, routd face
ard SHAGGY hair
The usual rswafd VIII be pa d for thei. rssossry.
ieS9 -4W CHAB G TALIOTR. fup's.
TWO auHDxSD AND FIFTY DULLAxs
EEWAAD-Hill b paid for tbs acpsshsn-
Kessrs Lea 4 James, OF Rchmond. He Il about
fest or inchss high, has no xsSSksrsmsmbsssds Il
capt . email knot juss below one kres; WA LAST
hsaed Of when he escaped from toe S.Aurton ta.
with . number Of Others, aboat the LIST 81 Ju1e
lat He ID touhtlsss lurking ar0uod W4yreS0oro,
Ausrsta, where b. has wife ut The houas Of Mr.
Bash EIOE'D kUe64LL.
an 7-G.A Hexr Oiarkeav..ka VIRGINIA
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CTxAYkD OR SrUL2a-- From TIE tahssriber,
- ~ HATJE. near Ssayrr Dam Depot, W Gen
icai ssi'roai on tbs 7lh. eheanut .orrsi nAHH,
with haHsn mane and tas, aged some ten or swsise
vsa,s. Ira ouy r.srk rec olIoctsd l. . SEA- on
Iae ( ont # enc # ths h'na less about halfway
between the knse and hnck. the also has cns or
bofh iaS lfss While ha.f ws7 mp TO the knee a
rews.d f go wall be paid f1r her delivery 70 me
OF Hr o r W.rd, II. hmona Va. The Mare when
she IF. was fuckljES colt:
An a Qte " HAVOH.
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RUNAWAYS.

TDUNsWaY-e $50 NJ n AID lott homo cn
II, the Oh list, ny negro wonao JAaiE, glnssr
6Iss - color long hsir. shout feet lnchss Li b.,
raissi ~ " John W brady, Of OhsyIs. City, and
l.v ID with Mr " IN AG.t LAST year. She may passl.
bly, stay en- Churon xnd Union Ellis, whsrs sas has
relations or else ehs msy try 10 G1aAe Wa7 70
Cksrle1 City. will give The Ab0vs sewae6 fof her
del vary Ia any isil In Richmond that N set
hss sgxiD. HUGH HUtOhAk d !.
A 2-lWe
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TBrxAy-Usms to my houss on Desp Rou
~ TURF pike hbout two wesEs ago. dark tr0wn
~. ~. ssvng milk. The ownsr viii call, prove
nroperty o. charges aud tske her away.
an Il-sts Nss II SNKLTOv.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
THE SOUTHERN
HeDatic Pills.

This combination of medicines was first prepared by
the proprietor in 1925, when he was pronounced Dy
three eminent physicians in Southern city as In an
advanced stage of Consumption. These Plils cureo
him.. He is seventy years of age and IN DIS
charge of active professional duties Their gooo e-
ecs upon others created such demand for them that
he compelled TO desist from supplying them grats-
itously.
They are NOT recommended by the proprietor as
good for all diseases but only such as arises from
DISORDERS OF THE~LIVER Many persons have
testified to their good effects in Chills and Feyers, Bill
ious Fever, Yellow Fever, Pnenm1nla DySpePsa &C.
&C. They excellent FAMILY NEDlClNE
Read the following:
S. D. WALLACE, Esq, Treasurer of the Wilmington
and Weldon Rail Road (Aug so, 1922 says "It has
been>sad that "DYsPEPsIA" is our national disease.
However this may be, it caused me long and severe
suffering. Providenally a friend furnished with
few boxes of "Hepatic Pills. and the of them
has perfected a In my family they have been
used frequently with eminent success. Among my ac-
quaiutances, many cases originating from diseased
liver, have been relieved and cured by them. regard
them as invaluable medicine, and take pleasure in
forwarding this voluntary tribute"
Coz JOHN Wright, of Goldsboro', n. c., (Aug IA,
1862 says: al have used the Southern Hepatic Pills
in my family here and also my plantation in Ala
bama, and always with success ! have a valuable
servant girl who had been long time under treatment
for consumption, without receiving any benefit. AL
most in her extremity was induced to try the 'Hepatic
Pills They given according to directions, and
she is now well, entirely restored by them similar
case occurred among my servants in Alabama For
liver and lung diseases have perfect confidence III
them"
Full directions and other certificates will be found
on the wrapper of each box.
The great rise in the price of medicines compes the
proprietor put these pills at so cents box AS it
may not be possible to procure all the ingredi
ents, it would be we'll for the afflicted to order them at
once.
From the price above stated, aliberal discount will
be made dealers long the pills be furnished
Address GEORGE W. DEEMS, Wilson, N. c.
For sale in Charlotte, n. c., by F.
SCARR, Druggist.
Nov. IS, 1862. en-
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Balance,
10000
FROM VICKSBURG.

Tile Yankees routcd-300 prisoners and fire
stands IF Colors taken.
The Vicksburg Citizen of Tuesday, Dec. 80,
has the following: ..s- .=
Our cause has been growing brighter every day
since the commencement of skirmishing the
Yazoo. Every attempt at advance that the enc
my has yet made has been promptly met, and ef-
fectually checked at every point. Heavy losses
have already been sustained by the enemy.
On yesterday the most signal success of our
arms was obtained at Willow Bayou, where the
enemy attempted to advance on our works.
Twenty-eisht hundred of our soldiers engaged a
force of eight thousand Yankees, and whipped
them killing over two hundred, taking three
hundred prisoners, and capturing five stands of
colors. The Sd Tennessee and 2Sth Louisiana,
have the credit ofithis work The Yankees ad-
vanced with a view of storming our works, and
made three desperate charges, which we're repuis-
ed every time. On the third charge our men
opened deadly volley upon them with such sting
ing effect that the Yankees fell back in disorder
confusion, when our men leaped over their breast
works and charged the enemy, capturing FIVE
stands of colors and routing them completely
Col Thomas, of the 18th La, at a critical mo-
mcnt executed flank movement IN maatery
style, cutting off part of the Yankee forces,
which secured us three hundred prisoners. The
enemy was sisnaly defeated, and after they had
retired flag of truce was sent In asking perms-
sion to bury their dead.
This was a most glorious aud decisive victory,
fought as it was by force OF nearly three to one
As we 90 to press courier has just arrived who
states that this morning the Yankees again at
tempted to advance, and were again repulsed with
terrible loss.
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LIST OF PRICES
Charged The Quartermdster's Department by the
E,ctor;e. IN NortL noroI;oa

Charged The Qudrtermdster's Department by the
Factories IN North Caroline.
The Quartermaster for this State at Raleigh
makes the following statement showing the price
he pays various Factories for their goods:
Rock6sh Man'f Co, "A sheeting, 30 cents per
yard; Blounts Creek Co., sheeting 30 cents per
yard- cotton yarns 90 per bunch; Fayetteville
Mills, A sheeting, 33 cts per yard; Beaver Greek
Co, A shec,ing, 80 cts per yard; Murchison Reid
& Co, A sheeting 35 cts per yard; J NJ More
head, 7-s osnaburgs, go cts per yard; Rockingham
Co., A sheeting, 25 cts per yards osnaburgs
80 cts per yard; Thos Tate, 7-s osnaburgs, 85
cts per yard; i NJ Holt A sbeetings, 35 cts per
yards osnaburgs 38 cts.; j Mcdonald & Son,
7-S osnaburgs, 30 cts Yadkin Co., Al sheeting,
30 cts; Powell & Sbuford, A sheeting, 35 cts.i
Coffin, Foust & Co, A sheeting, 35 cts; Union
Factory, A sheetinss, 32t cts; Cedar Falls Co,
A sheeting 80 cts; j Newland 4 Son, A sheet
ing, 30 cents per yard-cottou yarns % rs per
bunch; ThOs N Holt, cotton yarns s8 25 to sS75
per bunch.
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CoPartnerSh1P.
WILLIAMS & OATES

Have this day associated with them in the Mercantile
and Commission business, LEWIS w. SANDERS.
The style Of the firm will hereafter be
WILLIAMS OATES & CO.
NOTICE.-AH persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
Williams Oates will please call and settle up,
wish to close old business.
WILLIAMS & OATES.
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Prospectus Of the
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.

On and after the lst day of November, the State
Journal will be published Daily, Tri-weekly and
Weekly, The Daily State Journal will contain all the
received up the latest hour before mailing, and
will consist of two editions daily. The Morning Edi-
ton will contain the news by the evening mails and
all telegraphc news up to 10 o'clock the previous
night and will be supplied city subscribers and sent
by the morning mails North and East; the Evening
Edition will he printed at o'clock p. m, and will
contain the additional by telegraph up to 2
O'Clock p. m and will be sent to subscribers by the
train. and by the Fayetteville mail. Thus sub
scrbcrs, matter in what direction they may live
will have the up to the departure of the mails.
Arrangements have been made to procure telegrahic
from all parts of the Confedcracy, expressly for
the State Journal General news by mail Will be
promptly published The Markets will be fully
ported Reliable Correspondents will be secured in
the Army and elsewhere. The Legislative Proceed
rgS will he reported daily by competent Reporters
The State Journal will be essentially newspaper
TERMS: For the Daily-l2 months, S6 months,
81 80, months. -; month, 81. For the TrWeek-
iy-l2 months, -: months, 81 50 months, 81 SO.
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MILITIA NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS 85th RECT. N G. MILITIA,
Charlotte, Oct. 23, 1862. !
Cor4aiq. Of Companies belonging to the 85th Reg t,
,riII .r;.r rncr respective commands to parade at
1I.ir u-ral Muster Grounds, once in each week for
i..rcrrion and drill armed the law directs, with
ten chnrgcs of powder and ball. Those failing to
cppIv With this or Ter will be held to strict account
l. S. WILLIAMS,
oct 2stE Col 95th Regt Militia
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PROTECTION TO YANKEEs.-The Georgia
Legislature has passed an act, which AUTHORIZES
the arrest of every Yankee found within the State,
and upon trial and conviction Of tie fact that he
is Yankee, directing that he shall be forthwith
hanged.
This iE a subject worthy Of the speedy and
earnest consideration or all the Southern States.
At present, all our penal laws extend tie same
protection to Yankee, which :hey do 10 our own
citizens. If Virginian were to kill q Yankee,
not in arms, he would be subjectto the same pains
and penalties as though he had killed civilized
and christian citizen Thisis monstrous injustice,
and should everywhere be corrected at once The
Yankees are missionaries Of evil-they are epemies
of the whole human race; they have desolated q
large portion of our land, and are seeking 10 lay
waste the whole oft. When they fail in that,
aud peace 10 restored, they will swarm among Us
in guise even more baneful than in that Of
professed enemies. Now is the time 10 adopt
measures to prevent that demoralizing inundation.
The Georgia Legislature is positive in its
character, and contemplates trial aud conviction
as preliminary to punishment. We would prefer
a different mode. We are under no obligations Of
any kind TO make laws for the protection OF the
scoundrel race We have only TO modify our
penal code, by exsmpting all the citizens Of
Yankeedom from Its protecting causes, and then,
if thew come among us and meet the fate Of sheep
killing dogs they will have no one to complain Of
but themselves Richmond Wai9.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
" NOTHCE.
HOTEL FOR SALE

The. Kings Mountain Hotel in YorkviIle. : G :.
offered for sale The property is situated on W,in
street, few hundred feet north Of the Court-uons
measuring about loo feet Main street hv abont oo
deep. The buildings are extensive and good en-
bFacng two well finished store rooms about forty bed
rooms, with dining room, parlor hail room &c Also
the Furniture belonging TO the house. Address me at
sIncOlntou, y. c. JASPER STONE
- Dee .. 1862 If
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,o,- Transient advertisements must be paid for in


I want to purchase Green and Dry HIDES Tor the H
ro.nose Of tanning; also large quantity OF TAN
R,RK For these articles the highest market cash
price will he paid. o>- r,r,o,D
Cborlotto oct 28 1862 Gm-p -pd
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NEW MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
iorrosIrE C. S. NAVY WORKS.
STEVENS, SCHHUTT d. MCLEAN,


We are manufacturing by steam-power, all
kinds Of BcIscads, Tables, Chairs Washstands, and
everything appcrtuining~ the Furniture and Cabinet
Business.
superior Wood Cancen to which invite the special
attention OF officers and soldiers.
Orders from the trade and public generally are re-
spcctfully solicited us confident in ability
to please the most fastidious. Orders promptly filed
J. II. STEVENS
w. H. SCHUTT,
Charlotte Nov T. 1852 IF J. a. MCLEAN.
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TIE AYR OH. COMPANY will pay the highest price
for. Flax Seed, in any quantity. Apply at +. Nye
Hutchinson 4 Co.'S Drug Store.
October IA, 1862 In
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VESUVIUS FURNACE
| RON W ORKS.

The SabScribN informs the public that he is mana
featuring Pig Iron his Furnace in lincoln county,
n'e miles north of Sharon Station the Viii, Char.
a rutherford Railroad. He is also prepared to cast
Machinery, such Mill Gearing. Thrashing Machine
iohS &C; also Hollos-Ware and Salt Pans
J. NJ. SMITH.
'esu'ius Furnace P. Q. July Is, 1862 y-pd
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LinColnton Female Seminary,

TERMs:-Seventy-iv dollars required IN advance ;
the balance at the end of the session. No deductions
for absence unless in cases of serious illness.
The Town of Lnconton has long been proverbial
for its heathness 1t has daily Railroad communica-
ton with Charlotte from which it is only hours
distant For the benefit of pupils from Sckly sections
our long vacation is in the winter.
Our building will accommodate about sixty boarding
pupils. The boarding department is under the mme-
diate charge of the Principal and his wife, who, with
most of the other teachers abtualy eat ut the
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The Drum.


Come. SoldlerN come, 10 the rolling of the drum,
TO the catteF and the batter Of the drum, drum, drum
How the fnFious musr rolls,
-..H How lin very Roulsl
For there's battle the rattle Of the drum, drum drum
Al the rolling OF the drum Nill every soldier come,
With biz bilpi atng bnSon keeping music with The drumi
And every step he takes,
And every move he mAkea,
L responding The pounding Of the drum drum, druml
When burst into the battle, and The aery oemen come
Our feet WAsd onward By the swelling Of The drum:
Oh the soldiers soul 10 rife
With the swelling Of the he,
And the rolling and the trolling Of the drum, drum, drum
And when the ba,e ended and the eannOn mouth dumt
Our weary limbs will rally at the rattie the drum;
ROF the wounded must be dressed,
Aud the lost be laid 10 test,
with mufhs on the RUNE Of the dram, drum, drumi
Then come soldiers come, TO The rolling Of the drum
To the elAItsE and the batter Of the mpOrtunng drum;
How the curious music rolls
How Il thrills very saulsi
Por there's battle In the rattle Of the drum drum druml