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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RIGATS.
RICHMOND WHIG.
mONDAYlmORMNG. JUNE 80, 1854.
riahtinr ths Devil VIA Fire.

We call the attention Of our readers to the article
headed Yankee Officers in Charleston" which will be
found IN another column. viii be seen that the Coz
federate GoverDmsnt has at last decided TO display
manly spirit OF resentment and to protect a. far as
possible, the unOsndng eOmbAtAnts Of Charleston
from the helsh malice Of the foe The facts impaired
By Seymour 70 the correspondent Of the COEr, afford
in themselves sufficient justification OF the conduct Of
our Government. We have waited long enough, nay
too long and suffered TOO much to gain the good oPie-
ion of the European world Three years OF persistent
and asrant denslO rights by the Great Powers have
barely sussd TO convince Of che absolute neees ny
of taking care OF ourselves regardless Of the good or
bad opinion OF atoms which would see US eHtsrminaed
to- morrow without lifting finger to prevent t.
We trust the Gre on Charleston will now cease. For
long time that FIRE has bad earthly effect 90 lar ss
the prOseeu ion Of the siege, falsely called, and the
reduction of the city concerned It's only aim Vas
70 worry and harrass an unArmsd people, TO frgbi,n
women and children, aud to destroy property WAntOny
Nothing else is expected and nothing hoped IL IL de-
uoniacs work. which ought to be stopped at once and
forever We have adopted the Ony means In our power
to stop it. Let the Yankees firing and their til
GERS are as safe As they at home Ii their oWn
pulors; let them continue the Wanton use Of their
long rage artillery and these officers viii Pe,isb.
Would We could believe that cur humane Efforts 70 ar
rest this barbarous work will prove successful. We
have no such hope. TIE Yankees nothing for the
lives Of their men, not even for the officers Of the high
eat grade. The killing of one or two hundred Gene
rails, Colonies and MIjOrs would give them small con-
They long for opportunity Of exhibiting sin
greater 6sndshnsss and where there is viii there is
way. We eanROs initiate their Indifference for men,
prvates as well as officers are Of value 70 society but
ths We see and have long clearly that when this
war shall have reached the climax Of fsrooy, IL will be
near its Close So long COnfedeFAtes stuidfy thsm-
selves By making prisoners Of men who outrage every
law Of God and man-WhO violate women, burn houses
destroy crops and farming Implements the threats
Of domestic animals, and carry Of helpeSs slaves
force them ito the front rank of battle just long
will The prove a merry psSdms to the Northern
bAndHs Toe day which sees death dealt indisorini-
nAtey swiftly certainly pilsssy TO ali raiders will be
the bAroinger of peace. How long must wives and
daughters endure the OutrAges OF brues gathered from
the sinks Of Northern and European ovii1AtOnS How
lj0gg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

OsIoss 1t will be seen from another paragraph in
this column that negro lost bis life while attempting
to possess himself of another mans onous There never
was anything like the passion fer onions tbs teems TO
have seized upon all the negroes IL ia perfectly ur-
comfortable They will have them Ia spiIe OF
police, dogs and bullets. Nearly every garden about
the city has been stripped by them OF this escuent and
they are now making predatory ;ursons as into the
surrounding county. They appear, judging by more
recent event. to be not much dauuted by the tragedy of
Saturday. Yesterday tficee Jinkns caught small
white boy engaged in stealing the onions from the gar
den Of Dr.. O-E Anders,o, ia cresmersvlIe. The boy
said be had been furnished with bag by negro, who
persuad d him t, go int, tho garden and steal the
onions It's 20 be hoped this negro will be over
hauled
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
|. EUROPEAN NEWS.

Adyices from Europe to the l4th ul-. have been re-
ceived at New York.
Mr.. Lindsay, In the Houss of Commons, has ubmit-
ted motion for the recognition Of the Southe Con.
federacy The consideration of the motion wa, post
poned until the 18th.
II is stated that the Emperor Napoleon has sent two
commits oners to America to report the progress Of the
war; and that they authorz ID Ia COZ anction with
Eeglsnd to for the cessation Of the
carnage.
The Alabama LIT the Cape Of Coed Hope on the ash
Of March.
The proposition Of the London Conference to deiach
Holsten and the Southern part OF Scheswg from Dem
mark, has been rejected by the latter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

SERIOUS EXPLOSION Saturday evening, about four
O'Clock, as y number Of shells we're being melted up in
furnace in the sLel factory OF Mr.. Bradley, Of Man.
chester, Blakeey SHE'LL which turned out to have been
loaded exploded knocking hole ten feet in diameter
in the furnace, and tearing away part OF the roof
Though largo number Of workmen were engaged
about the furnace ard in different parts Of the foundry,
no one received any injury. Mr. Bradley, apprecsting
the Importance of bis foundry to tho G,vefpnent
ibis time Immediately set about its repair, and pushed
operations with such vig,r that il was believed work
could be resumed in the establishment last evening
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

AsrrLprri's The Bui'ings Oou having acted IA
vorao upoa tae dppLea ioi OF M Louis Anteloiiifo
locIsS TO sell ald.et spsi by rta, is sh er JUS
tce 20 NJ Antelo.ti say that FOR some tine FAST BIO
has been dispensing muliats freely and without charge
to the tick and sounied soldiers who lave arrived from
the front 10y ihc Central Iroai. Store just OPP
pcste the depot aud il terc il oaa locality more than
another VIII the sale OF sinuans would prove bene-
fetal to tie pubic that place ia rhcre relief may be
administered to spiders suffering from wounds or sick
neaa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

SPIRAL FLUrED NAIL The London Builder Gays
compan, has been formed TO briug into practical use
spi,al fued nal, recently invented in Engand.--
They are uted and twisted machine, and are manu-
featured CHI ap common nais. The holding quil.
ties of the nails are remarkable holes required
to be made before driving those of the largest sz and
there no danger of the board splitting, however near
to the edge the nail i, driven The sprsl point causes
the nail TO revove advances, and It's tenaciy oil
holding is equal 10 that of wood screw.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

THu SBor Enthusiastically morning, at
o'clock, M James Anderson wi lives in u county
half mile porh of Bacon Quarter Bra cb susfecting
from the ba,k ng Of his dog that thief vas u,s&So
about his premises got out Of bed aud taking Is mus
ket went out into his back poci when, by the light OF
the moon, be discerled in his ga' den; apparently
engaged pulling up onions Mr.. A called 10 koow who
was there, when the man jumped up and ran. Mr. A.
calling 70 hin frequently 10 stop, fred at I'm The
man ran to the paugs round the Of the garden,
Ieaped over into tho road and fell just then two other
men In wagon, which bad been standing in the road,
drove rapidly off towards the city The man who had
been shot a. and who fell in the road was dead when
Mr.. Anderson got him. He turned out to be negro
named Tom Charles, who, once free, ives soid INTO
slavery for larceny ard who, having got some trnng
white man to buy him, has been subsistng BY pIlsge.
In bis fight from the garden be had dropped sackbag
nearly full of cnions.
Mr.. Anderson went immediately and delivered him
self up 10 Justice Jno. w. Lse who was tie Arrest
magistrate. Justice Lee held inquest upon The body
of the negro about o'clock Saturday morning. the
suit Of which that Mr.. Anderson Was discharged.
Ga the body OF the dead thief found number Of
passes given hin by James L. Goodwin, the party who
ia Of the principal Witnesses in the Forde Gaze and
Woo a short time since, tried before the Hussngs
Court for ard acquitted Of stealing COW from Mrs.
Mary Needs Al the time OF the arrest Of Goodwin in
the the police suspected that tbs negro stole
the cew aud delivered Der 10 GOODWIN. The passes
fouid The negro some Of them petmissions to
20 about he country aud buy cattle Tor GOODWIN. II
str kes u.s. this e5w has said in Richmond quite long
enough for bis whoesome L. is said he was whipped
a. the public whipping plst AID driven out Of :orth
Carolina.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

Doc OATcHEhs -Tbese useiul officers were around on
Fr day list with their meta, and bsgged many hound
and of loS degree, whose hides being made
toto cavalry botts, and Their bodies into gunpowder-
We hope the dog calchers will not dest from IL good
work until they have reduced tho city oil dogs that
they will not, by the deg dsys, number than fifty
thousand, at present they are more numerous than
Graat's army,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
..r states that "a. for 1000 men will be made in

eer states that call for 200 900 men will be made in
few days.
The Senate Committee on orsign Af.rs had a heat
ed discussion on the 14th the Mexican question NO
conclusion was arrived az.
The bill to suppress, speculation ia gold has passed the
House Of Rspresentatves-yeas rs, nays 81.
Geld opened IN New York on the 15.h at 1871 and
closed at 10 p. M. at the same rate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

NOVEL SrKw-DGring the recent campaign Of the
second class militia, a high private undertook to do
the cooking for mess. skillet placed over the
Ae and in it we're placed some fat pork end aapara-
gus. EOg4gng in conversation, our worthy cook for
got his cuisine until the contents Of tie skillet were
nearly reduced TO crisp Instead Of throwing this
away and commencing de novo. he added more water,
few onions another piece Of fat meat With such eject
eras as he could obtain from tire jolly constituents of
the mess With these ingredients he proceeded to
make stew, thickeaed with meal aud foally dish-
ed and served the result Of his rst experiment 10 cook
cry in the shape of broth or stew, which unlike
ANYTHING Of the knd heretofore seen or smelt by nor
tai man. Whether ths Ola podrida eaten or NOT We
have not learned bu. the whole camp had good laugh
ovar UG-,sslevn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

SrRAGGLEGs B ocsaie Iuiiers who have recsnty
reached here from Bituoe represent that the whole
solnty Iortbcalt OF Rchm,nd and south of the Rap
pahanno OK, Is swarmng with Yankee stragglsrs, who
con,rivc keep body and soul together BY piiaging
that ,itcn pllagel aud deyas sted region. Ewoud be
good If We c,rll deach ihousaad cavalry to Iick
up or rather cut them down wherever found.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

GOOD civ. he was 80 we'll posted on what haPpered
here He told me that Gilmore was having six go
nonnSer steel Parro guns made TO be placed on Nor
rs I1land aud that from the experiments made with
those guns they carry 81 miles That they certainly
can reach every part of the city. He says he depores
bjs fact but the people Of Charleston in less than two
months from the time he speaking would realize 1t
- ,bsir cost What do you think Of hmi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

MAYoas CouRP-The Business before this cout Sat-
urday wa light l. Folz vas fined $40 for brying 30
d. zsn sggs in tie q market to Bal again. He want
fined halt enough. Ii here lie one thing more than
another that grads the iaces OF the poor it 10 this
abomnabl. hu,ks!tring by just such fellows IS this.
0hsrls j. kuel =, meat pestiirrOus drunken and
meddesome baker eas ired to give fecuity to keep
the pc fer aultng aud threatening Edward Wick
era. Mueller Hsi already under bond, which was de-
csred fcrfeited. This is the clap whom we mo-
ticed the other day having tried to stop runaway
horse by swinging on TO his tail.
Some oher cssss wers called but continued in the
ab. ence OF Witnessed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

RoBBERr-On Saturday night, the shop Of Terence
Rooney, on Clay str Ell l7h. was broken iEto and
robbed OF $1,000. regro naaed Pfank, slave OF
W. W. Grarer, arrested on suspicion OF con plicty
N the robbery
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

PaIsosER'.-U9 10 Twelve o'clock yesterday eighty
tagging Yankees licked up in different qaariera,
weIe received at The Libby. During yesterday evening
ifefent small r;es ~e e br, ught in
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
M X m.

yesterday morning at 20 minutes O'Clock, MARY ANNA
wife OF Herbert Claiborne OF this city daughter Of the
late Rev. Z. o. Mcclure, Of Fredericksburg, Va.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the funeral
from St James chu Gu at S o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

Lee in that just a. the Army OF Northern
Virginia is the master of the Army OF the f0to~eo III
vAlor ana endurance
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
DIVIDEND NOTICE.


THE Commercial Agent of the State will be
ready In days furnish County Agents with Cot
ton Cards. Cotton Yarns and Cotton CLOTH at the fol-
lowing prices, to wit:
cards as 8 s4 per pair Cotton Yarns at S5 per bundle
of los. and Cloth Ut % 80 per yard, cash.
On the prices will have TO be added such per cenum
necessary the expenses Of the County Agency
Commercial Agent for the County OF Han
over the citizens County furnish him at once
with their ORDERS accompanied with the necessary funds and
certificate OF the members In each family
The md the Post once At Ashland daily,
from now month between the hours
OF A. NJ aud thereafter he be found at his rvlf
dence near Ashland WIN. II. VIM,
jelS-w9S U nm Tciai Ast Tor the % 81 Hsnoytr.l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG R. R. CO.,
chmond. Va, June 20, 1864.
NOTICE.
AN adjourned meeting of the stockholders
of this eompany will be held at their ONCE this city,
w WARRINGTON,
Je0ntd Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

A gentleman who left Little Rock on the Sd OF jan
says that everything quiet when be ie Price an
his etmy were near Red River.
The Washington correspondent of the Boston Trav
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17
DTED.

In this county, the 9th inst Mrs Martha Hu';er,
wife of Rev. John Hunter, aged about 80 gears. The
deceased has been afflicted for several months With
that painful and deadly malady, consumption. She
bore her suffering With great patience, and rejoced the
hearts of her friends with the confident hopes of her
future happiness which she expressed For her, death
robbed of its sting and the grave of its victory.
blessed are the dead that die in the Lord"
In this county, the 9th inst John H. Grier, Esq,
aged So years. ....s s..
Ia this county, the 7th ult, Mrs Margaret Ewart,
aged 20 years.
Near Washington, N G, on the 18th nit Mrs Theresa
NJ King, wife Of Dr. J. Francis King, aged 20 years
In Columbia, S. c., at the residence Of X. NJ. John
son, Esq, Gen. Jas \ earns of Memphis, Tenn, aged
So years,
At.the residence OF his father in Mecklenburg
ty, the 18th of April, Sergl. VIM. G. Morris, aged
25 years and months.7 BE n member Of Co. II,
35lh N c. Regi ard also member of the PTesby
Church. He model soldier and excellent
man, which saused him to be much loved by all his
comrades, who join in lamenting over his untmeiy
fall Although be died of. disease, surrounded b.
those who were most dear to him earth, yet he is
no less martyr in his counrys cause than he who
beeds and dies upon the battle plains, and as such
deserves tribute of respect and tear of regret from
each of his patriotic acqnaintances He kind TO
his comrades and TO his officers, who feel
that they vel. their country have lost friend
We tender our sympathies to his bereayed widow and
little orphan children, who, for isolation,
the fniherless and husband to the widow; while We
are happy in the hope that his early transion 10
Of happiness, tina: he has gone where the wicked cease
from troubling and wars are no more. We hope that
many may be influenced by his worthy example a
CON- blu sband, father aud soldier, to live he has
liz ed and die he has died, in the faith. Our
consolation is the hope that our loss is his gain.
A FRIEYp.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17

HALEldh, w April ~ 1865
propose TO establish In the city Of RaleighA manu-
factory for ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. e
The object OF this enterprise 10 supply these
full articles all soldiers from this State whO have
BEEN may be- MANNED In the service 70 require
them. ~ .ff
Prvstes aud non-cemmissioned oficers win be fur
nished gratGitously. Commissioners oficeIs will be
charged the actua cost.
Disabled soidiers are requested correspond with
the undersgprd giving naue, regiment, rank; locality
of amputation, and the precise the
naming member. M
wish to employ number Of competent mechanics
for the above named purpose All such are invited 10
communicate immediately with this Office.
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General Of North Carolina.
May q, 1854 I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17
ENROLLING NOTICE.

CHIEF EyRoLLISG OYTIcr, srR Coso DisTbIcT,
Salisbury O., April 10, 1864. I
The attention of County Enrolling Officers and COM
mandng 0ficers of Militia Regiments, is called TO Cir
cular No. 10, Conscript Office Raleigh, N. c., requr-
ing the immediate enrolment of all white male per-
between the ages of and 6fy and
Free Persons of color between the ages Of Gghteeu
and ffy in accordance with Circular No Bureau OF
CONSUMPTION, embracing General Orders Hos 20 and
80, Adjt and Insp. Genls Office
All persons within the prescribed ages will be
rolled by the Militia officers early as practicable,
and assemble at the Court Houses Of their respective
counties nj the following times for examination, was
CHARLOTTE, Meckienburg couniy--stt tn Ne emrnt
9Th, 10th and til of Nay Goth Regiment, l1h, 18th
and l4th of May. -
CONCoBD, Cabarrus couuty-lsih. I7ib, end 18th
SALISBURY, Rowan county-7s,h Regiment. Ipth.
2oth 2lst and 22d of May. l2oth r, gimepr, 24'h.
25th 26th and 9th of May.
NEWTON, Catawba county-soih and 3lst of May.
MONROE, Union couniy-s2d Regiment, Ssh, Tab
and 9th of June. lIsth Regiment, 9th and 10th OF
June.
DALLAS, CASTOR cOunty--lsib. 18th and 18Th of
LINCoLNToN, Lincoln county-ieth, I7,h and 18th
of June
SHELBY, Cleavelaud county--sIst Regiment, goth,
2ist and 22d of June. Goth Regiment, 33d gath and
18th of June. t-+t
All exemptions heretofore granted are hereby
yoked, and all those who wish to make application
for exemption detail will present the same 20 the
local Enrolling 0cer Of heir respective counties who
will confer with the Board ito be appointed IN accord
ance with Circular No g. Bureau of Conscription IN
giving each and every application rigid examins ton
written report from the local Enrolling Ocer and
from each member ofihe Board will be required when
each case viii be presented 10 the District Enroling
Oficer upon HE arrival.
All those holding certificates Of exemption from the
Medical Examining Board Of this Dispicf 10 the coun
ties Of Union Meckleuburg Lincoln, CASTOR, Cabarrus
and CleaveIAnd, need appesr provided the exemp
ton was granted since Peb'y goth, 1864.
Free persons efcolor will assemble the afternoon Of
the la day in each Of TIC above counties for ENROLL
inert.
The attention Of commanding officers Of Militia is.
particularly called to the necessity Of having the age
and occupation Of each man upon their rolls.
Applications for exemption detail should be pre-
sented to commanding officers Of Militia In counties
not provided With Enrolng odicers.
n PRIOR,
Jst Lieut. aud En-. 0fhcer 9Th Dist
ALsx HALL Surgeon. Es PESpLEros. Asst sur,
geon and w n HowPRToS, NJ D., Medical Examining
Board. viii be present the above tires and place.
April as, 1854 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17
MARRIDD.

In this town, Wednesday last, by the Rev B. ".
Palmer, D. D., Capt. F. S DeWoIfe of Tennessee, to
Miss Laura L. Kerr, daughter of Maj J. B. Kerr.
Esq, Capt DIP L White to Miss VI Biggcrs.
In Iredel county, Mr G. Gather of 0avie county,
to Miss Ada Turner. Also, AIR Luceo NJ. Gillespie to
Miss Tirza Gather.
In Rowan county, on the 2sth ult Mr. Jacob " Bar
rier of the LIST N c. Cavalry, to Miss Laura n Brown
In Person county on the 18th nit by Register
Esq, Mr. D Gates 10 Miss Pa,atah o Briaut
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17
For the Wesern Democrat.
GRAND JURY OF LINCOLN COUNTY
TO HIS Erceilency H. b. Vance,


Governor Of North Carolina:
The undersigned, Jurors for the county of Lin
coin, May Term, 1864, feeling deep interest in
the present condition and future welfare of our
country and aware of the powerful efforts now be-
ing made by malignant foe to subjugate u.s. de-
spoil US of our property and bring us under his
dasA and despotic rule, aided by mercenary hire
lings from Europe, and stolen negroes This beloved
troops of African descent,) do hereby request your
Excellency to visit and address the people of this
county, at such times and places as may suit your
convenience, on the most important topics of the
day, and discourage far possible that spirit of
dsleyalty which unhappily exists in our midst.
Believing we sincerely do in the business of
our cause, and relying upon an overruling Prov-
denee to crown our arms with victory, and final
triumph in our great struggle for Southern INDIE
pendence, and hoping that you may find it in your
power to comply with this, request at an early
day. We remain, yours respectfully,
G L Hunter, Foreman; VI Shitlc, FL Cansler, p
Kistler, G s Ramseur, VIM PConnel, Allen Alex
ander, Phillip Hoyis, Helderman, j G Arm
strong, NJ Carpenter, FL FL Wilkinson, George
Coon, John Lackey, Adam lowry, Daniel Finger,
Absalom Brown, Thopsas Wells.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17

YANKEE SUPPLIEs.-The Confederate Govern
ment is indebted to the Yankee Conlmissary De-
partment of the State of North Carolina, for an
ample supply of army stores. A heavy train of
freight cars, which tested the powers of the engine
to its utmost capacity, passed through Petersburg
yesterday morning, on its way to Richmond. It
contained liz barrels molasses, 12 barrels aud IL
boxes coffee kegs of pickles, III barrels of pork,
barrels of beef IA barrels of sugar. 50 barrels of
beans, - boxes tea, Il boxes of dried vegetables
and 500 barrels of vinegar, and many other art-
cies too numerous to insert This is only the first
instalment. other trains are on their way The es-
tmated value OF the train at our market prices,
but little under a million of dollars
The capture of Plymouth will rank not only
amongst the most glorious, but also the most pre-
ftable victories of the war.-,Pcters5urq Req,ster
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17

From TExAs.-A letter from Nassau states
that dates from Texas to the 9th, have been re-
ceived. Kirby Smith and Price have had many
fights with Banks and Steele, our troops always
successful. The aggregate OF prisoners captured
is 10, 600 men, Al cannon, 600 wagons, borses
and mules innumerabie. Capt Scott from Texas
says that both the Federal armies will probably be
captured. The Confederates have taken three
gunboats and destroyed several others, and Dick
Taylor says he will take them all Our loss in one
or two engagements Was heavy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17
FOR SALE on BARTER,
IT MOODY & PRITCHARD's,

Bcsswax, Tallow, Cctton Yarn Weaver Sieys aud
shu,tles, Shoes Friction Mstches Salt Iron and Iron
Castings, Nails Black Pepper. Soda, CoFperss, fac
Che wing Tobacco, Snuff, Backing, Jeans, HonIespun
and Lnfey, Flaxseed, Wheat, Floor, Corn Rye, Ear
ley Moasses Dried Beef Peas, Brocns excelieat Cot
ton Socks, sailed Sh4d Lis, Pipes and Stems, Ready
gether with Macy other artic!rs on reasonable terms
: Opposite the Court House.
Charlotte May IL, 1864. % legs