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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24
RALEIGH, Oct. II, 1865


GENTLEMEN Your letter of the 18th instant re-
questing me to be q candidate for Governor at the
election to be held on the 9th of next month, has
been received. beg TO assure yon that am very
grateful for this proof your esteem and confidence
! did not seek the place now occupy, nor have
sought nomination for election by the people. 1
have been content to do my duty to the best of my
ability, under the instructions of the President, and
to leave my conduct TO be judged by an intelligent
and indulgent people. | do not fear that judgmen
My duties have been, in many respects, new, I'M
usual, and very onerous. | had no lights to guide
me in the work of recognizing and reconstructing
a American State, the Instructions received
from time to time from the President; and neces
sarly those instructions have been only of gen.
eral character. My paramount concern has been,
to do that part of the work assigned to as TO
the restoration of the State to the Union at
the earliest practical period To what extent |
have succeeded in this respect it is for the people
to say. | can only declare, as most solemny do,
that have labored with an eye single to the good
and the glory of North Carolina; and that, what
ever may be the decision of the people on the ninth
of November, shall always possess the conscious
that | am a faithful and devoted son of our
dear old State, apt that have labored with zeal,
and with what success my poor faculties could COM
mand, to improve the condition of her people, and
restore her to her appropriate and natural position
in the Union.
Gentlemen, it is not agreeable to my feelings in
crisis like the present, when everything dear to
US depends upon union and harmony among
serves, 10 speak OF partleS uepTeCate duu
bitter party spirit the bane of the Republic The
evils suffering, with all the calamites
that have befallen u.s. may be traced to this
AS Provisional Governor of the State, in all have
said and done, have known no party but the sim
friends of the Union. ] am neither Democrat
Wing. Both these parties were buried in the
grave of the rebellion. All | can say is, am
North Carolinian, heart and soul-"I am an Ameri-
CAM the proudest expression that can issue from
human lips; and while hold, with Andrew Jackson
and Henry Clay that tie people the source Of all
power in this country, and alone entitled to rule,
declare that the only party to which belong is
the Ngtonal Union purity, composed of the best ele
ments of ali the old parties, of which Andrew john
son is the head.f
If elected Governor by the people, will do every
thing can to promote the prosperity and happiness
of North Carolina, and to her return at the
earliest moment to her place in the Federal Union.
With many tLaaLs, gentlemen, for the confidence
you have reposed in me, and for the very tatering
manner in which you have been pleased to allude to
me in your letter, have the honor to be,
Your most obedient servant,
". W. HOLDEN.
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MARRIED.,

In this town, on the 10th inst, by the Rev. R. IT.
Griffith, James Osgocd, Esq, to Miss Mary Ann
Dudley-both of Newborn.
In this county, on the 18th ult., by the Rev VIM
Mcdonald Mr. Robert B. Wallace to Miss Jane A
Morrison.
In this county, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Thompson, Jas. III. Cornelius of Catawba county,
TO Miss Mamie Cabey, daughter of Mr. Henry Cathcy
In Catawba county, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Alex Sheriff. Mr. Marcus Sheriff. to Miss Matte E.,
daughter of Austin Cornelius.
In Cabarrus county, the 26th ult by the Rev.
L. A. Fox, Lieut.. D. p. Boyer and Miss Mamie f.
Crowel
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CANDIDATES FOR CoNGREss.-The following
candidates have been announced for Congress:
list District-Jesse r Stubbs of Martin.
I'd Distriet-C Clark of Craven.
Sd Observation-Disclosures Mclean of Robson.
"Thos C Fuller of Cumberland and A Mcdonald
,0f Moore.
4th Distrtet-Josiah farmer of Orange. and
p II Russ of Wake, and l. c Edwards of Gran
willie.
9Th District Bedford Brown of Caswell and
Lewis Hanes of Davidson
9th Distr:ct-Dr J G Ramsay of Rowan.
9TH District-A III Jones Of Henderson.
WHY is 1T during the late session of the Con-
~ention the Democrat TO Raleigh for several
members Of the Convention freGa this section of the
State. We learn thai bat one number was received
by any of the mcRlbers. They sent in the same
packet with the papers for our Raleigh exchanges.
Why portion should be received and delivered at
Raleigh, and not all, We cannot understand.
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|. JEFFERSON DAvIs.-Fortress Monroe, Oct.
19.--Mr Davis expresses himself greatly pleas
ed in his change of quarters. Temporary steps
have been built admitting his going to the para
pet from Carroll Hall. He takes his walks
daily, and continues in the enjoyment of excel
lent health. There is the same guard on him
DOW as from bis first entrance into the fortress
New rumors are getting 10 circulation as to his
trial. but no, traceable, of course to any reliable
ource
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

On Wednesday next, 25th inst, will sell at my
residence in Charlotte large lot of Furniture con-
sistng of Beds, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Sofas Tables,
Chairs, Crockery and Glass Ware, 6ne China Set
complete; Carpets, some entirely new; l Cooking
Stove in good condition, and other kitchen furni-
ture with various articles necessary for house keep
ers. Also, fine Piano, and Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine in good order. Also, 2 ine Mich
Cows, a lot of fine Hogs, &C., &c Sale to COM
mence at 10 o'clock, a. IN.
II. d. TAYLOR.
Charlotte, Oct. %, 1865. II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Announcements for Clerks of Courts, Sheriff, mem
bers of Congress and Legislature.
Land tor Sale-S 4 Harris, Auct'r
Fail and Wiater Goods-Bcrnheim Sinclair
Stolen Johnston.
For Rents Alexander, Agent
Land for Sale-Appy at this Office
No;ice-Abdon Alexander.
Notice-John NJ White, Executor.
Notice. Hsnter.
Notlce-T Brem.
Furniture at Auction-M Taylor.
Important Credit Sale-SIrah Young.
Stolen-Jane Trotter.
4 Card Burroughs Co.
For Rent-H Helper.
Notice. Stafford, Administrator.
Waring Downing, Attorneys and Counseliors
Law,
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NOTICE.

will sell at my plantation upon which Rufus
Fisher is now living, ! miles from Tuckaseege
Station on the 9Th of Nov'r. next about 500 bush
els of Corn, Oats, Fodder, Hay, Farming Tools OF
all kinds, one road wagon, or 3 Horses and Mules,
Cattle, Hogs, sett of Blacksmith Tools and a va
riety of other articles.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
O. l.. HUNTER.
Oct %, 1865. q
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NOTICE.

As administrator of Samuel kimmons, deceased,
will sell his late residence the l4th of Novem
Der, the following property, to wit: Fourteen or
fifteen bales of cotton, six head of horses, cows,
hogs, two wagons, one buggy and harness, black
smith tools household and kitchen furniture, and q
number of articles too tedious to mention.
F. STAFFORD, Admir-.
- n BAH those having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present them within the time
prescribed by law, this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
F. STAFFORD, Admir-.
Oct %, 1865 st
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GENERAL HooD.-The San Antonio Herald
says that General Hood left that city on the
18th ult., for Washington and the North. The
Herald believes that the object Of General
Hoods visit to Washington is to endeavor to
obtain from the President an interview with MIR
Davis
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NOTICE.

will sell to the highest bidder on Thursday, the
I'd day of November next, tract of Land, contain
ing forty-six acres less, the property of W
J. b Smith, deceased, adjoining the lands of S. A.
Kirkpatrick, James Kerr and others. There is on
the plantation dwelling house and other buildings
The sale will take place on the premises.
Terms made known on day of sale.
ABDUN ALEXANDER,
Oct 20, 1866 Agent for Lrgasees.
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THE CorToE MARKET.-New York, Oct.
l7.-Eight thousand bales Savannah and Sea
Island cotton, belonging to government, we're
sold a: auction to-day at gold rates. Middling
fair brought forty four aad three fourth cents;
strict niddlings 4ol; low middiugs 593; ordi-
nary 323 to $50.
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LAND FOR SALE.

On Wednesday the 9Th day of November, will be
sold at the Public Square in Charlotte, tract of
Land on Paw Creek miles from Charlotte, contain
ing 704 acres adjoining the lands of NJ BerrybilI,
Harriet Nicholson and others-the property Of the
late jeff J Berryhill. s. A. HARRIS,
Oct %, 1865 Auct'r
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secessionSt can gain nothing by supporting
Mr.. Worth. He will only jeopardize himself
A Union man can gain nothing by supporting
Mr.. Worth because he is a candidate of faction
opposed to President johnson and the Governor,
without any reason or ground Of complaint The
only safe way to act is to vote for Gov. Holden,
who has proven himself true friend to all who
needed d.-Raleigh Standard.
Mr.. Worth. it is understood. was as much ep-
posed to the establishment of the Confederacy
as was Mr.. Holden. so those who stood by the
Confederacy during the war have no reason on
this point to prefer the former 10 the latter
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STOLEN.

From my stables the night of the tn of October
light colored bay STALLION, has white hind feet
blaze in face. right eye knocked out steps short and
quick when walking
will give SIS Reward for the delivery of the said
Horse to me at Davidson College, n. G.
Oct %, l865-lm J. S. JOHNSTON.
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FOR RENT.

The Store Room now occupied by Robinson
Caldwell as a Tailor Shop, will be rented for the
year 1855 Also, the four Rooms in the I'd and Sd
siories-the two upper rooms said be the best
in town for Daguerrean Artists. The Store and
Rooms will be rented Immediately for the next year
and possession given LIST January.
s. P. ALEXANDER, Agent:
Oct % 1858 n
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For Clerk.

DSs" We are authorized to announce MORTIMOR
D. JOHNSTON as a candidate for the Office of Su-
perior Court Clerk for Mecklenburg county, at the
election on Thursday the 9th Of November.
October %, 1865 te
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For the LEGISLATURE.

We are requested to announce ]. N. HUTCHI-
SON rs candidate to represent Mecklenburg coun-
~ in the House of Commons of the Legislature.
October %, 1865. pd
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NOTICE.

ON TUESDAY, the 5th of December next, will
sell the Public Square, at ]; o'clock, q. M, the
highly desirable Residenceof the late VIM z. White
Persons desiring information concerning the prem
ises or as to terms of SALE referred Joseph H.
Wilson, Esq. JOHN N. WHITE,
Oct %, 1855 It Executor
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In Rowan county, on the 10Th inst, Rev B L Kri-
der, pastor the Presbyterian Church at Thyatra.
In Columbia, on the 18th inst, DR.. John H. Boat
wright.
On Richardson's Greek. in Union county, on the
9th inst, Thomas Griffin aged about is
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r. The South Carolina Conference will COM
mence its annual sessions in this town on Wed
nesday, November LIST. Our country friends will
please remember tnat eatables will be in demand
about that time.
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FOR RENT.

AT DAVIDSON COLLEGE, N. c.,
Two Small Dwelling Houses and Lots, and Two
Vacant Stores.
Some common Furniture for Sale.
Oct %, 1865-3tpd II. P. HELPER.
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We are authorized to announce DIR.

J. G. RAMSAY of Rowan, candidate for Congress
in the 9Th District composed of the counties of
Rowan, Cabarrus, Mecklenburg, Union, CASTOR, Lin
coin, oatawba, Iredell, Alexander, Wilkes, Yadkin
and Davie.
Oct % 1868
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- The Executive Committee of the Meek
lenburg County Bible Society are requested to
meet at the Office of j. NJ Hutchison. in Char
lotte. Tuesday. Gath instant, for the considtra-
ton of business of Importance to the Society
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For Sheriff

We authorized to announce r. NJ. WHITE a
q candidate for election to the office of Sheriff
Mecklenburg county.
Oct %, 1865. nd
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STOLEN.

On Tuesday night last very large bay MULE,
about 20 years old, with black stripes below the
knees, was stolen from my Stable miles east OF
Charlotte. Any infOrms ton concerning him will be
literally rewarded.
JANE E. TRoTTER
Oct. %, 1865. 1t
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
BERNHEIM e. SINCLAIR,
Are now opening at their new stand, Springs
Corner, to which they have just removed,
DRY GOODS,
consisting of American, English and French Cali.
coes, Popns, Chintzes, Himalayas, French, English
aud American Merinos, Deiaines Debages, Alpacas.
Coburgs, Ginghams, Flannels, Domestics, &c, &C.
Fancy Goods, Notions, &c, full assortment.
MILLINERY,
Consisting of Latest Styles Ladies' Bonnets, Hats,
Caps, Flowers, Ribbons, &c. Hoops, and Winter
Balmoral Skirts.
BOOTS, CATERS,
Shoes and extra sizes Brogans, a full line.
GENTS HATS,
Clothing Overeoats, Shirts and Drawers, q full line
LADIES COATS,
For Fall and Winter; ShawIs, Breakfast do, Hoods.
&C. elegant and cheap. fa
HARDWARE
To suit the market Axes, Chain Traces, Spades,
Shovels, Coffee Mills, Sausage Cutters Cotton Cards.
Padocks, Cutlery, &c.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
For Housekeepers.
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Spices, Cheese, Mackerel In
kits, &c, &c. Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff.
CROCKERY,
Quality and prices to suit.
PETROLEUM OIL,
and Lamps and Oil Cans, &C..
We invite our friends and the public generally to
call and examine our stock, at our new stand,
SPRINGS CORNER, where they will find Goods
and prices which warrant will give full satisfac
tion. BERNHEIM Il SINCLAIR. d.
B@rJ. NJ. SAMPLE, (late of the firm of Cocbrane
Sample,) is with Bernheim Sinclair where no
will be pleased TO receive calls from bis friends and
serve them on The most favorable terms.
Oct 90, 1865 te B.&S
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SCHOOL BooKs.-Sterling g. Albright, book
printers at Greensboro, N. c., are still publish
ing their series of School Books, consisting of
Grammars, Arithmetics, Readers and Spoilers.
These books have been gotten up with special
reference to the wants of Southern Schools. and
deserve the patronage of our own people at least.
Arrangements have been made, we are informed.
to bring out the future editions of these books in
the very best style of illustration and mechanical
execution.
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Es If people will not save their papers con-
flaming important Laws and Ordinances, they
must not expect us to furnish copies hereafter.
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Mile Lost.

Dark Iron Grey MULE, about years old,
reached and trimmed, with collar marks Of white,
stolen estrayed from my lot about the 9th
of October. The finder will be rewarded by COM
municatng with the undersigned at Charlotte. N @.
W. T. PHlFER-
Oct lie, 1865 81
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We arc authorized to announc,

Capt. F. S. DEWOLFE as candidate for Superior
Court Clerk of Mecklenburg county.
Oct %, 1855.
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WARING e. DOWNING,
Attorneys and CounseIIOrs at Law

Will pay particular attention to the collection OF
debts, drawing contracts, conveyances, &c renting,
purchasing and selling real estate, aud Office busi-
ness generally Office in the Times building.
r p. wARRISG. G. W. powNIRG.
Charlotte, n. O., Oct %, 1865.
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NOTICE.

l want Greenbacks for all debts due me or any of
my old Firms. Call sooE and pay.
7. II. BREM.
Oct 90. 1868 At
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MuRDERED.--The Rev. Mr. Castleman, the
Episcopal Clergyman at CASTOR, N. c., was muir
dered in the streets of that village night last
week by unknown person. 1t was not
known that he had enemy in the world.
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PARDoNs.-Two hundred and forty-four par
dons have been received at the Executive Office
in Raleigh for North Carolinians. From the
long list of names we copy the following:
Thomas Fl Brem, w NJ Alexander II p Hell
per, Margaret M Withers, of Mccklenburg; J L
Lineberger of CASTOR; r w Allison, J q Burk-
head, R c Cook, Daniel Coleman, S Harris
Alexander N Harris, G Harris, K P-Harrs, C
A White, of Cabarrus; L Herman, II W Link
Andrew D Lindsay, OF Catawba; ED Austin,
Davie; R Alternately Burke; I'm L Bridges,
Edgecombe; John E Boyer, Ii, ron; w Ii Bal
ley, Rowan; A Biting, Yadkin; Thomas E
Brown, Rowan; B B Barrow, Castor; G L Carl
ton Iredell; John c Conrad Yadkin; J G Cobb,
Lincoln; E Hough, Yadkin; Moses L Holmes
Rowan; Joseph A Hawkins, Rowan; G Har-
grave, Iredell; Simeon Z Lilies, Arson; Ed
Lindsay, Burke; Thomas Long, Yadkin; A II
Thomas, Yadkin; w A Trott, S S Trott, Jesse
Thomas, R NJ White, Rowan.
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Ra~ The next session eff the Baptist State Conven-
ton of North Carolina will be held with the church at
Forestvle seventeen miles west of Raleigh, on the
Raleigh l. CASTOR Railroad, and will commence en-
Wednesday, the lst of November The usual cou--
tesy-reurn tickets free of charge-wll be extended
to the delegates by the officers of the Railroads of
the State.
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LAND FOR SALE

well watered and tmbered tract of Land, con-
tanning 22O acres, adjoining Davidson College.
Apply at this Office.
Oct %, 1865 At
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IMPORTANT STATEMENT.-Gen. Howard, the
Chief Of the Freedman's Bureau, in a speech at
Raleigh week before last, stated that negro chill
dren could be apprentced or bound out. We
suppose. though, some action on the matter by
our Legislature will first be required.
We publish on our first page interesting
sketch of Gen. Towards speech.
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1t is estimated that forty fifty thousan'
Americans are now in Europe travelling for health
or pleasure.
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SOUTH CARoLINA.--The election for Governor
and members of the Legislature took place in
South Carolina on Wednesday last James L..
Orr has been elected Governor.
In York District G. w. Williams has been
elected to the Senate, and A B. Springs, A. r..
Wallace. J. w. Rawnson and VIC. Black to
the House.
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We are requested TO announce
WILLIAM MAXWELL a candidate for re election
to the office of County Court Clerk for Mecklen-
b0rg county.
Oct. %, 1865.
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What Political Prenching has Done for the
Chureh-A Western New York correspondent
of the New York Independent, Beecher's paper,
makes the following confession
The present social and religious condition of
New York. unlike that of the New England colo
MES, is Deficient Institutional Christianity. That
is to say, the churches are not a general bond Of
union in the communities in which they are loca-
ted. They unite few, but upon majority of
the people they have no hold, receive from them
rare attendance, and very limited contributions
in money, if any at all, and hence their strength
and increase have not kept pace with the growth
existing here fifty years ago are now much weaker
than formerly, and others have become wholly
extinct, and that, too, without being absorbed by
other denominations. 1t seems to be not so
much change of sentiment as neglect of all
churches.
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Has" The representatives Of Mecklenburg in the
late Convention (Messrs Alexander and MeIver) re-
turned home Saturday last. They have dis
charged their duties in the best it was posi-
BILE to do under the circumstances, and are entitled
to the appreciation of their constituents.
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EE This recent news from Mexico is interest
ing. Not only have a large number of distin-
guished military and civil officials of the late
Southern Confederacy made the capital of Mex
leo city of refuge, but they have been received
with cordiality which is not often shown to
these who have by fight escaped being crushed
beneath the ruins of an overhrown and extinct
government. That most eminent man of science,
Mathew F. Maury, has been already naturalized
by Maximlian and assigned to a position where
his vast scientific attanments can be made useful
to his imperial patron.
Other well-known and distinguished Confed-
crates have been appointed Commissioners of I'm
migration They are Gen. Sterling Price, Hon.
John Perkins and Gov. Isham G.. Harris. All
of these gentlemen were we'll known to the peo-
pie of the United States before the commence
ment of the civil All were at different times
members of the Federal Congress.
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Dranoy, apple, per gal, oV 70 w
During the FIRST part Of last week Cotton sold a
40 to 80 In currency, but on Saturday declined 70
80 and 40. We make slight deduction 10 the quo
tation for Bagging, and corn and advance figures
for cotton yarn aud Salt.
No change "a price Of Bacon Flour, &c. Some
small lots ofFork sold at l23 and Is.
The marke; was quite active last week, and trad
ers generally were susy.
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y
Lewis Thompson, r S Donnell,
John Pool Eugene Grissom,
L Bingham, S Smith,
MeCorkle, RM Henry,
G Moore, Samuel Forkner,
Robert Love, D & McRae,
A r Mcdonald, G W Gahagan,
A II Jones, & " Brooks,
Bedford Brown, G. l. Harris,
William Sloan, r P Buxton,
William Barrow, w Logan
Thos Settle, d Beam,
John Norfeet, R Swami,
q Garland, l D Jones,
w Garrett, Henderson Adams,
ii NcGehee, Thos Haynes,
Joyce, w Faircloth,
Tod Il Caldwell, w A Smith,
John Odom, Baines,
J A Mcdonald, James Ellis,
Q Bryan, Jas Rumley,
G w Bradley, Simon Goodwin,
II \ Hodge, Rober. Dick,
Lyon, J W McAuley,
Williams, Geo " Dickey,
D Kelly, William H Harrison.
r W King, Jonathan Harris.