The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-03
PARDoNS ARRIVED.

men, Orange; M l. Harrington, Harneft;e j
Motley, Northampton; F ] Jones, Craven; +
McGrady, Wilkes; W Nessom, Northampton
w Hill, Halifax; F Shaw, Harnett; Logan
Harris, Rutherfordton; S NJ Tomlinson, Davidson
A Hester, Person. G Cowles, Wilkes; w
Daniel, Hartford; B J Howe Chatham; w "
Munday Lincoln: NJ Martin Mecklenburg; Ed
mund Jacobs, Northampton; r Moir, Stokes; r
Ell Morrison, Lincoln; P MCGOWAN Wake; w
| G Means, Cabarrus; J NJ Patrick, Lenoir; W
! Stanback, Richmond; d w Bell, Craven; Levi
/ M Scott, Guilford; Alfred Dockery, Richmond;
! d L Russell, ST., Brunswick; Samuel Gilmer,
Srry; E L Mann, Hyde; A T jenkins, Craven;
J w Curry, Caswell; G NJ Lea, Alamance;
Jacob Lud,wick Cabarrus; FL Dockery, Rich
mond; R Q Davidson, Iredell; G L Hunter, Lin
cola; d G Herndou, Granville; B.King, Iredell;
d ID Ferebee, Camden; Addison Mangum, Or
ange; G L Harris, Rutherfcsdton; W Lowe,
Harnett; J w F Weaver, Iredel Mrs Martha
Clark, Halifax; Tyre Yorke, Wilkes; Abner Col
train, Randolph; J G Williams, Wake; J F Tieg-
man, Wilkes; Fl FL Burwell, Granville; ] Thax-
ton, Person. Thomas Bell, Iredell; David Kin
caid, Lincoln; John Pool, BERTHE; G Perkins,
Pitt; E T Beaseey, Stokes; Samuel Calvert,
Northampton; r E Burch, Lincoln, G c Clark,
Halifax; Josiah Cowles, Yadkin; IL Phifer, Lin
coin; + w Daniel, Halifax; Hugh Reid,
Rockingham; PulIiam, Caswell; John A
Taylor, New Hanover; D NJ Carter, Beaufort; J
w Dick, Guilford W III Alexander, Lincoln; B
A sellars Randolph; w G Pool, Pasquotank;
W FL Wheeler, Forsythe; G w Logan, Ruther-
ford;~ VIM Auman,> Montgomery; w F Lewis,
Nicholson, Halifax; B Carpenter, Rutherford;
I G Fuller, Cumberland; J G Williams, Samp-
son; DR. G Ramsay, Rowan; John Mcdonald,
Cabarrus; Edmund Patrick, Greene; r S Proc
tor, Lincoln; N McGehee, Caswell; Kenneth
Rayner, Wake; B Strickland, Wake; William
M Coleman, Cabarrus; G D Pool; Pasquotank;
R NJ Pearson, Yadkin; G w Hollowell, Pasquo-
tank; A NJ Roane, -Caswel l. 5 Cash, Transyl-
vania; r NJ McCracken, Columbus; Josiah
Maultsby, Columbus Peter r Davis, Warren;
r H Lewis, Nash; A Baines, Nash; George
Il Badger, Wake; John Young, Jr, Franklin;
H Haughton, Chatham; S H Bullock, Warren;
A A McKoy, Sampson; w E Mann, Pasquo-
tank; D G McRae, Cumberland; Patrick Murphy,
Sampson; W A Wright, New Hanover.
Ey correspondent of the Raleigh Sentinel,
speaking of affairs at Plymouth, N. c., says:
1.-The town is in utter ruin; but four houses
are left. All the churches have been sacked and
torn to pieces. No court house or Jail. There
are few houses that have been fitted up and
ing on to the Northern cities to purchase.
a.. From EURopE.-The steamer Cuba, from
Liverpool on the 10th has arrived.
Late advices from Marseiiles reports much
alarm there, many of the inhabitants fleeing on
account of the progress of the cholera.
The Irish police continue to make arrests of
the Fenans, and considerable excitement exists
in Dublin. Arrests are being made in other
parts of Ireland. The Times American cores
pendent represents that the Fenians in America
are collecting large funds and sending money
to Ireland; and spendin money in America in
purchasing arms, &c.
The Dublin Express says that after the ar
rests at the Irish Police office, orders were
issued to all police stations and military bar
racks for forces to be held ready 10 case of any
attempt to rescue theprisoners by the populace.
police constable was also stationed 10 each
telegraph office for the purpose of stopping any
message relating to Fenianism
The latest intelligence says that the Irish
police still continue to arrest the Fenians, and
the number Of prisoners is very large. Among
others arrested is a.person said to be Captain
in the American army, in whose possession
documents and uniform was found. On Sat
urday afternoon the prisoners, escorted by
mounted police, were taken to the Police Court
to undergo an examination. The result had not
The mob heartily cheered the pris-
oners; but made no attempt to rescue them.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN ITEMS The CORES
pondent of the London Times, at Biarritz, men,
tions the discovery of reported plot against
the Emperor, either on the way to San Sebas-
tian or the return to bayenne The parties
in it were aliens, including brother |
or cousin Of Orsini Precautionary measures
were taken, and the Queen Of Spain insisted on
accompanying the Emperor and Empress to the
railroad station, Notwithstanding it was night, |
in order that she might share any risk run by
her guests
The cholera has increased so much at Mar
settles that the Mayor has summoned meeting
of the physicians to concert measures of relief
Late advices from Marseilles report much
alarm there. Many Of the Inhabitants are fee
ing in consequence of the progress of the pes
thence
CAUTIoN.-We have been shown one dol
lar bill which has been changed into a twenty,
by rather clumsey process The figures "2U'
cut from Confederate note, and pasted over
the ~" ON the genuine note, and the printed |
words, "twenty dollals," On the words ''one dol
lar" in the centre of the bill. The same is
done on the back This note was passed off Oh
a youth in one of our stores. It is somewhat /
to deceive those not much accustomed
to handle money Times