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Rebel BarbariticS.
L. $. MILITARY TELEGRAPH, !
Washington. Jan. - 1861

The st. Louis Republican gives letter
from its correspondent, detailing the cruel
ties of the Rebels in Mississippi and Ala
bama. which we call attention to. Their
murderous course towards Union men. wo-
men and children, shows that they are
mcancr than savages and more to be dread
cd, when in their hands than the man cat
crs of Africa! We give only an item in
this long letter: ...,....
Recent heavy rains have caused rise Of eight
feet in the Alabama River.
On the 18th of October the lpdies Of six men
were found hanging side by side In the woods near
Talladega at which place there Is a large consrript
camp 1t is supposed these men were hanged Tor
resistance to CONSUMPTION.
Two women were publicly hung at Talladcga on
the 18th for refusing to divulgc the hdngpnccs Of
tlsir husbands, who had fed at the approach Of the
conscripiing officers. perfect reign "f terror
ists in this part of the country The woods urr full
of refugees TRYING to cvadc the relentless conscrip-
lug Officers.
All men from the age uf eighteen to fortv-fvc re-
gardlcss of wealth station consrptcd for the
Confederate army. Another CONSUMPTION for State
service has been made Of boys from sixteen to cigh-
iocn, and men from forty-ivc tn sixty. who all
able To- hold up muskct and are net otherwise IN
tho employment Of the Government
The people are warming for pcace st any price
and upun any terms"
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Death Of Judge Caleb i. Smith.

Last night at half-past seven o'clock Caleb b.
Smith Judge of the United States Court for the
District Of Indiana, and late Secretary Of the In
terror died in his office in the Court ROOM Of hem
orrhago Of the stomach, SO suddenly that this an
nounccmcnt will surprise most who see it,. lie left
home in the morning with his son, to attend Court
which in session. ana appeared to be in his usual
health, which however for some months past has
not been very robust. On arriving at the Court
House. he went into his private room TO rest a few
minutes before opening the Court and while sitting
before the fire was seized with fit Of coughing
which, in some unexplained way ruptlred blood
vessel and caused proiusc and almost choking flow
of blood. lie was alone at the time, but in q few
minutes Postmaster Conner entered the room. and
discovering the condition Of the Judge, notified
those who could hes, assist in the matter, and Ind
him moved to the bed in the private office q Mr.
District Attorney Ham. Doctors jameson and
Wright were called in, and the utmost efforts of
these experienced physicians were directed 20 the
stopping Of the flow of blood. They succeeded par
tally, but not till more than gallon had been
thrown up, and the patient icarlully if not fatally,
reduced in strength and vital energy. AG,r the
checking Of the hemorrhagc the Judge remained
calm, and it was hoped, in condition which rem
dercd recovery possible. But late in the afternoon
par0yysm ofcou~hng seized him again and renewed
the hcmorrhagc, and attuclan. = system already so
greatly reduced. death was inevitable Some time
before dark it was considered certain that he could
not live through the night and those unhappy fears
were realized only too soon. A. his condition made
It impossible to move him, he dod in the Court
building, like John Quincy Adams in the discharge
Of ms duty laJoring in the cause of justice and
good government to the last moment of his life
nobler record than this can no man have. that he
died in hi. duty and at his post-isiin,poiis Jour
nal 9.
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TO Tic People Of East Tennessee.
OFslca Pho. MAR GEN. or East Tenn, !
Knoxville Jan 18TH 1861
CIRCULAR No. 10.

I y,
Knoxville, Jan. 18th, 1868.
CIRCULAR No. Ii,
Under the Presidents Proclamation way for re-
organizing the State Government !. suggested which
IT bchooycs all those who have at heart the inter
est Of Themselves, of the state ana of Republican
institution, To accept. The experience of the last
two year. and half ha, been sufficient to convince
the people Of the State, in rebellion against the
Federal GOy'mmoH. Of the fnllacy of the doctrines
taught by their corrupt and mpriuciplcl leaders
her rights have been well nigh d ,troyrl hy de-
signing men, who clrpl more for the advancement
VI heiroWn ends than they did for the libcrtie, of
the people; and the people of East Tennessee. from
having been the ircg-t and most Independent of
AL the nation, Of the earth wcr, reduced to state
of the most uhicct scryitudc Their constitutional
right were ignored, and their natural right, tram
pied upon. They resisted while resistance could
avail, and inter they were d,armI and rem
dprel helpless, they still refused 10 bend the
knee to the uppreS,ur. Tyranny could not s,ibduc
thcm-d.uth itself found them faithful to the Gov
eminent Of their and ,hoir fathers choice. Ofthcir
devotion Freedom, All lovers Of constitutional lhcr-
W viii bear willing witness; for the unswcrvinr
tcmcty with which they chung 10 the flag Of
their country history present, no equal. They have
indeed made to themselves name which will be-
"a mpor-hable a. their mountains, and of which
they AMI their chillrcns children may ana should
be- Justly proud.
lovnS such history, your future acts should
b. well Ne!hci that no shade be- cast upon the
past; for BE- assured that age, hence, the sacrifice,
of Fast Truncssccnn,, and their heroic dctoton TO
freedom viii be the theme of many a song. and her
sons of th!, generation will be referred to ns mos,
worthy Of emulation.
Tho night which ha- for So long time made orr
beloved h,-t Tennessee hand of morning and of
sadness !, passing nwny-the day dawn--ani if
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Death OF Archbishop Hughes.

81, a.. d..
Johh IlNSho' WIS 'n' eo" 7" '"'"''''
born IN the North OF lre'alw ~ the year
l7gs. aud came to this country in lslG--
uo rst lcorned the ort of gardening. dcvot
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'nB US "''", "N''
the lhoologi'a' summary w 'u'''''N""'E'
Nd, whore he remained several years ms a
teacher He was admitted 10 the priest
Loal -, pLjIod..n,Ii, IN 1so1 II, lsgO 4,
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commences "'s ,''' "t"'," o'-'",''" WIN
.nc MY yo"' "v'N'"'' 'E'' W ~, ~
'ou "h''.'g u,g '9 lDL 't,'t''"" ~ ,a'
r'Islon " 'n''S' '' '''' ,''''''' VIZ
h'Grt"l sols b ~ 700, w. WIS ~ .'"'N" ,l
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VINO was '"'' ~ '''''' '',''','' Wv J'' Wv
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G''o 10 l''' 'u' u's','N ~ u''''oP ''''' -
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"I inc l"TIoS"tN'N ~ V'C UNIV '''' h'N'
STEP ~ VINO" ne u'""'l'"'u "'t' N''''"S
oPP"s,"o'' was 10 'V'".i' '''V ,'"",' W
church properly 'ro'" "v "I''''s " 1"l
trustees, ny "''S 'uV"Is' VIC "'"'l "'",'
ON ne churches 81 ms o!U''SV "V'V '"''No''
mated anu '''h'uHl,l Pu" o''' '''' '''' pow
or ana influence oI lhp u'Sn" IrI' were = ."',
'hh"h''u IN I9'', inc h'Nno ''S''''
Europe ana 'o!lr'''u 'iE' sum % money
soon AFTER ne founded H'' Jon ,o"'E''
fordhah' ana became involved III inc con
WoI,'GrSy on inc common ,.,, ochoo' question
"n,cI mus u'y', "S''",'' uo'"'yl' N"'i'litS
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Important 10 Soldiers,

We have been kindly furnished with the
following important dispatch by Major
General FOSTER. 1t shows the action OF
Congress in favor Of the veterans re-cnlist-
ing, and will be read with interest:
" L. S. MILITARY TELEGRAPH,
Washington, Jan. -, 1854.
To Major-G General Foster:
BY the following payments ofbounties to Veterans
are continued;
BE IL resoircd by The Senate and House Of Repre-
SIGNATURES Of the tnitcd States If .imc5ica IN Com
gress assembled That the bountics heretofore paid
under regulations and orders from the War Depart
ment, to reenlist in the regular or volunteer force
of the United'Stacs for three OBJ years or during
the war, shall continue TO be paid from the 10Th of
January, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, Ns64. }
until the first day of March neNt-anything in the
Act approved December %, 1868, to the contrary
notwithstanding This resolution to be in force
from and after its passage. Approved January 10,
1864.
(Signcd) TIOS W. VINCENT,
Official: 4. Il. G.
f'.. HENRY Curtis in. 4. 4. q.
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Late News.

ClNuNNAu, JAN 3D. -- Rc-enists Ohio reg
mcnt. ar" arriving in LrgeQ umbeEy
pofide( my Inc r,toi, hatHt two. rou-clads IN
Charlr,toni that the city takes fire and burns for
hours at time The previous SUNDAY II burned for
ciclt hours The harbor distractions have been re-
moved by natural causes
New loHN, JAN. l2.--Storcs numbered from 3
to 30 Bcokmon street, were destroyed by fire. Loss,
100000.
WAsHNGroS, JAN. l2.-It is said that Secretary
Chase ,contcmpmtos issuing cn-forty bonds when the
five tWentios are exhausted. The Time, corrc,non-
dent says mt least five Major Generals and over TWEEN
ty }rgudicr Generals will be restored to civil life by
consent OF the Senate
The gunboat Huron calturcl mn ango-rcbc
schooner from Nassau, loaded with salt, in Dodcry
Sound Georgia.
A fleet of nine small draueht gmboats for Ad-
mira Faragut carrying two and three riflcd gun,
each, will sal in a few days
The Herald contain am intercepted letter Of Dee
3D. saying Lonigrcot. forces are with Lace: the lat
ter has nlatarcd plans and will soon consummatc a
series Of nnnonrras and perhaps a number Of bat
tics.
WNuINGroN, Jas. Ii-Nt the sale of conf,co-
ted property in Virginia to-day Arlington was bid
in by the Government a' S2t,soo. For hi, the Gov
ernnon, had three or four competitors. The Cur,
NH farm was purchased by VI. f. Flanagan at ST.
loo. There were in all thirteen sales, amounting to
@'D"1l,
\ Dill was introduced by Mr.. Stevens today, and
the consideration thereof postponed till February
next which provide that within all the territory Of
the Confederate states which has been or may be
conquered or subauad by the Federal arms all laws
,aili.b,5 aGJ ,t .Ia,,. % r,, .';,, Wv
tabli-lol within 81 territory or b, admitted into
the Union as % State or be rtpra.cntcl in Concerns.
ryc,rtipr ly d.l.ss,.,. of tLe ,,,, ,,,til t, ,,l
Ia the territory forming such States Shall hy i,s mr.
rgl.ic law. forever urnb,bjt slavery, ,bar,;r
The Joint resolution Of S,n,.or AIsD.u'.,u r.l.
tive 10 the French orcungtinn Of Neyfco assoc, tl,
Il is IN act unfrioallv 70 th, United Sfetrs and bnt
I, +. tbo dutv nf ,lf, C,,,,r,,,.,,, =, \ - a.
withdrawal r the gr,,rI f,r1o. fran, li.,i"., .uI
upless thowithlrav.oI .l,>l f,lo ,,l,o, ,,r,r , ,L
Ism da,. nj NI.rb rl. T. a. l,,.,. ~ '.'
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Mr. Nrls.p's lin ,,li,I ,..y ,,,s.ol T.. l,,. 400,
vide. that al r,.,.,,. ,.,.f,.,l r, -! ;,,
.LoI IN, ,.;I r,.tI,. i.., H., -, '.,'
an ra,a,'ttir r,,,, ,,,,I,se . l,r l -
ti,n Of .,ll .tit,to.
Tbc lin ,r S..,,...r Inn, ,r r-,.,. g., . ..,..n.
MORTON, Of tle St,f, ,r T,.,,s cr ,L ,,., o., -
Of African j-.,.a,, s.i.,,,l ,l,., ,l,, .,,
Cnlnr,d, and ri, Cr,-lo T., ~, Ja .,.. -
lowed the rr;viIo,o of I'm. ba,nr.'c,I I,y Tho All
Ger fl, ch,r,, If I,rr,.i,,, h,..,r,, ~, io.,,..f,,
cd h, tho President Z cIor,,,, i,I ,l
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"v""" N''I!l '''ull' ~ 'nu N"hulp "' "" "n'"u
laNN' ,I0I' WIN zoo prisoners including "ghI :"
Ahf'", "ll''r' h's Ndlu'Ant ucn'rNLU l"'u''"Nn'
Not N'N qua % number ul campaign maps co.
n''. 'mln. N'IH bUi col Wa was luhugura''
on dNIw'l ~
AZ, ''lrl war lrWTmrnl hns issued MI nrd'r
PTVhNN# any mule vltl1rn leaving the 'ohltl'rN
~ q"lNS me war; unless be- hr'i ul's c'n'H'pt'
iIop' ''' military authorities int he b uhhIl'riu
H"r N"N
, y courier lrom Norr.ioNn Inst evening wpnfN
'nN '''ll sNlrm,hng hH, boon gong on between
our t"'nr} ana lur enemy who were advancing
lhe' advance md Boon dr'w mvk No Irlh'r
l"ru''ol-' 800,
w ''H' h'p dAN, l'.wlennook, Bnl ~ Cos IN
fW'or}' h'lflh'' riN Np'odrd Monday night ana
"" .""''l 0"'roI." Two lilc' lost
NAsIINuloN jas, Ia.-Drsuions W'm the
ie'g' army CONTINUES. one rnir George regiment
3' 'UHE'b q" come mt" our lines last Friday II
W,& "rlr placed on pickett which was not the rn.c
n'IlgN' ,'N scouts report Gen, Early falling
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DIED.

In This riy, ou the 2lst inst ANA MARtA. in
fnf daughter If J. $. and Maria l.. Mon.tt, aged
three weeks and three day.
" 1t took the emp Of lifc to sip,
But bitter was tr drain
II mcckly pushed it from it. lip,
And went o. sleep again
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Patriotic prNnlSitiGn,

The following proposition was published
in the Knoxville Rcgistcr by H. 7. Car, of
Bount County, a noted Rebel, who is now
ont with Longstrccts army This man
Cox is the man that pTVicm Union mcH are
going before Gen Carter, and seeking to
have restored to his home, and papers Of
protection given to him That such men
are h'rcd by Cox, and that they are less
patriotic and less reliable than Cox. we do
not entertain & doubt:
TO ruE PATRIOTISM or BLouNr County.
Irroposc being one of company of ten men, or
more and the more the better l-vho will sivc
each sloO to the first, and So tothc second. and
$50 to the third company of 100 men each Of Bount
county volunteers, to serve ? month. or during the
war; the money 10 BE- equally and fairly di.ribu-
ted to the officers and privatos Of each company
the money to be paid Immediately after the said
company or companies are mustered into the ser
vice Of the Southern Confcdcracy.
Those who will join me in this proposition can do
so by leaving their name. with DR. samuel Pride
Mai John Z. Toor, or j. &. Wallace Esq. Mary
vile; j. Coulson ur Miles .loncs Esq Moranton or
to- myscifr' Louisville DO hope that twenty men
more, in Bloun viii respond Immediately to this
proposition. who will, IL the companies. or either of
them made up chccrftlly. willingly and prompt
" pay the money | also trust that some gentle
men of qualification will make up the companies
This proposition TO continue for 60 days from date
II. L. cox.
Louisville Tenn. OFT H. 1863
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Now, by Saint Paul, thv work COOS brpvely on,
The Stars aud Stripes ARE up for Liberty
Flag OF the Nntion-Tnliman of the FREQ!
cs,.d Jr tl,c hand that darcs TO pluck thee down
TRAITORS may lrample--Ecbel States dlsown,
The clouds Of war encompass land mud seas
The stars may fall from heaven, bat not from thee
Thy rainbow stripes shall stand whilst stands The sun
Upl frecmcn, upl No more concession now
Act! actl The hour for words Is more than past,
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NEW STOCK! ..u.
Reduced Prices
GOODS All BOUGHT DIRECT FROM
MANUFACTURERS, FOR CASH ONLY

VW superior IdcHWeS IN ereiy department,
zee offer to oar customers and the trade our
faH Stock Of Hordmore and Cutlery, nOw w
hdnd AMI constantly airing from foreign and
american Manufacturers.
Our stock includes the following, in largo
quantities, viz:
Butchers Files and Rasps.
/ Moss N CANDLES Files and Rasps
| Spear X Jacksons Saws and Edge Tools,
v. q. Ieonards 5hovels and Spades.
! Ames'
Rowlands .I
! Lippinootls
Columbus Mahure and Hay Forks.
shotels and longs, brass and iron. '''
Polished Fire Sets, endless variety o.
1000 dozen Curry Combs, all grades . i4a
Horse and Shoe Brushes. Nf srr s-.lr.y
Emery and Sand Paper. ,..
l,0OO dozen Hanfes for Armv use
Double barrelcd Shoe-gnrs and RiHM. th
Percussion Caps nil kinds. .ail aii d
Colts, ALIENS, and Smith & Wossoas HsvslsuS.
Wos,enholms Pocket Cutlery. 'lmaTTgV
Marsh, Bros. 4 Cos "'
Wade Il Butchers Razors. l
Russclfs Table Cutlery. ...HeN Iu
Lamson, Goodnow & Co.'S Table Gallery. .
Ivory-handlcd Table Cutlery.
Marsh, Bros Il Co.'S Table Cutlery
ouh' Niison > Dutchcr hnlv0s aud SteelS.
Wards
Novelty Locks and Iatches.
Norwalk
Gimlet pointed Screws, .lt.....
Iacks, BradS, and Finishing Nails.
l,ooo dozen Axcs-Alanns Collins, Hunts, LippiS-
colts, and the celebrated az. G. Leonard brand.
Spinning Wheels and Whce-hcaas, for FMr, We'd
or Cotton.
Cotton and Wool Cards
Log, Coil and Halter Chains
100 casks Walkers Trace Chains
Genuine llcmmng's Fish Hooks and Needles.
Spurs, all kinds
Camp Knives, Playing Cards
Looking Glasses, Manila Rope
5000 kegs Wheeling Nails, &c, &c.
Together with every other articlH
I'm the Hardware line. which we Offer
10 cash. and prompt time buyers ~
lowest prices. East or West.
Z. G. LEONARD & CO..
IS Pearl street.
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Notice..
TEN CENTs REW ARD.

TIN IENTN KkW AItD.
Runaway from the Subscriber ON the nigh. If the
9Th e ndohcr, fsG3, Vim. Polly Janiirhy; usually
called Yardly. He is mulattc bry, - years and s
months old. The above reward will BE- paid if de
lycrct to mt ~ Knoxville
Nov lS-3t < II. McCLANAHAN
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ONE DOOR FROM THE SQUARE.
OFFICERS UNIFORMS.
.- Winter stock Complete.
REGULATION OVER COATS.
Heavy Beaver sIouscs.
VESTS AND PANTS.
Castor Beaver Dress Uniforms.
FINE MILITARY GOODS.
Officers Entire Outfits.
Swords, Belts sashos,
Gauntlets, HaversaCks,
Valises and Blankets,
Cashmere Over Shirts, extra large and long,
Very fine Under Shirts and Drawers,
Heavy Silk, Angola Shetland Cashmere,
Heavy Red Flannel and Mcrino
GOLD EMBROIDERED REGULATION
SHOULDERS STRAPS,
Extra fine.
Three Row and Miniature. Straps.
Presentation swords
New York Manufacturers Prices. !
FOLDING CAMP COTS AND CHAIRS, ALL STYLES. |
Dr-h Buff and White Castor Gloves,
Lined Calf Gloves,
Buckskin Gloves,
LINED Cassmcr Gloves
SCARF TIES AND LINEN COLLARS.
New style Paper Collars, very desirable.
Military Trimin inxs.
Rubber Coats
Taimas. POnchOs.
kggings.
Caps. sNc., &c.
B-y" We call the attention Of officer. To our stock
If fine Beaver, Dress and Fatigue Suits, which we
,flcr nj low Figures.
NJ. DERBY,
'6 College Street, Nashville, Tenn,
ONE DOOR FROM THE SQUARE.
novls-
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I'LL. adquarters Reserve, n. c.,

GENERAL ORDERS No. g.
l. General Orders No. 3, paragraphs III, " and v,
Headquarters Reserve n c., current SERIES gre hereby
revoked
IL. All Exemptions of persons within the Reserve
ages will be granted under general instructions from
Bureau of Conscription without reference to the
lieutenant General Commanding Reserve.
III. Applications for Detail Of persons within the
Reserve ages will be received by the Local Enroll
ing Officers until after the organization of the compa-
ny the county in which the applicant resides SHAH
have been effected They viii then be carefully nVes-
tated aud acted upon in conformity with the provl-
sons of Circulars No. g. and 80 Bureau OF Conscrlp-
on, SERIES except hereinafter prescribed:
First In of approval by the District Enrolling
Officer furlough Tor sixty days will not be granted,
when the party would, within that time, become eigh-
years old Secondly, In Of disapproval by
the District Enrolling Officer, if the party be between
orty-ve aud fifty years old, he will be forthwith as
signed by the Enrolling Officer the company OF Sen
or Reserves the county in which he resides; II
between the ages OF seventeen and eighteen years he
will be to Camp Of Instruction for asst gnmcn by
the Commandment of C0nscripts, according to county
and congressional district Thirdly All applications
herein referred to, required by the Circulars from the
Bureau of Conscrpton be torw arded, will be trans
mited through the commandant of Conscrips, to this
Office final action instead of the Superintendent of
the Bureau at Richmond
BY command Of Lieut.. Gen. Holmes
JOHN ". HINSDALE, A. a. Gen.
August 90 1864. It.
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CHARGE OF TERMS.

In consequence of the id advance in the price OF
paper and printing materials generally, we find it
cessarv to AGAIN advance our terms We fix the rates
for the present at $40 for six months or $50 for the
year. We are now paying more than twice as much
for paper as we paid months ago. We have been
wearing out our type and machinery without making
enough replace them although our list of sebscri-
bers has nearly doubled within the last l8 months.
But if any persons should think our rates too high
we hope they will remember that we are willing to
trade 'in the old way" We will put the paper at the
old price, two dollars. and allow old prices for produce
We will take bushels Of corn wheat, or peas,
for one years subscription. Is not that fair
70 The mark paper indicates that the
time paid for has expired will expire.
.uly. 1864
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state Of N. Carolima, meckIenhurg Co

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Jaly Tsrm 1864.
James n. Hutchison, Admir- of Brawley, deceased,
VS. james IFemphill and wife Rachael, W Calden
and wife Jane, n Briuley, Brawley, W
Brawley. Mary Erawley, Mary Brawley, and the
heirs at law Of Hiram Brawley and john H Braw-
ley, deceased.
Petition the settlement of the estate Of Braw
ley. deed.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants JAS Heinphill and wife Rachael VIM CAL
den and wife Jane, j NJ Brawley, A Brawlcy, w "
Brawlsy, Mary Bravley, Mary S. Brawley, and
the personal representatives of John Il. BrawIey,
deceased. reside beyond the limits OF this State,
is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made for six successive weeks in the Weftern Demo-
craft paper published in the town o' Charlotte, mott
said defendants be and appear at the next term
this Court be held for the county of Meckenburg,
the Court House IN Charlotte the second Monday
in October next, then and there to plead answer or
demur this petition, Judgment pro conesso will
be taken and the same heard exparte as to them.
Witness, VIM Maxwell, Clerk of our said Court, at
ofice in Charlotte the I'd Monday in July. a 1864.
34-6t WM. MAXWELL, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-20
CHARLOTTE, N. C.

BGg- We are glad to learn that the North Caro-
lima Central Rail Road Company have put in oper-
alton system of Expressing over their Road on
company responsibility, aud that their charges are
only about double the ordinary Railroad rates
This is great improvement, andwe hope the Com
pany may perfect their system SO as fully to meet
the public requirements--Salis6 Watchman.
What is the reason the Railroad company can
not carry all freights in the usual way, without
putting on double charges for "Expressing" it ?
We recently had twelve bundles paper (not quite
100 lbs. eaeh) brought from Raleigh this place,
on which we paid $50 40 freight to the railroad.
That is about as exorbtant as the Southern Ex-
press Companys charges, if not more So
We doubt very much whether the Railroad Ex-
press will prove any benefit to the public over the
Southern or "Adams" Express.