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"- - 4. v- h . J-': rrfl' utt :T :Mt;prf " . I - . "V ' :hi I h ate. 2 y iiTucn i i ri I t o r-c : u t ; -c, a . a l - - - -X n r h -5 i .J f -r .nr-crri -S.l ri :-u e-vrv.-I.v? ;.. I" X O "UC V A- .V- S3 '-per -annum IN .ADVANCE. V.'K-T SllK OF TRADE STREET Cr-ry-'-4- ..... ARACTER IS j rapORTAKTt;TO -STATBSdrJk JT -IS i-iaWlDDAL-S, :.ASJ) THE GLORY" 0"F THE ONE ..13 THE COilMOX. .PROrECT.T.05 ..THB.. OTHEE,;- 1 ''.II . . . .! . t i..U?ir'j : .... ., v . CIIARLOTTE, :X. C:, TUESDAY. JULY 23, 18G1.. TENT A V 0 MJHE 31 BE It 471. BBS 1X4 H JlteJ ';ILI KV i mm m TIIE '' North '.Carolina'. , ' ,f ..Subject to Draft. In the exhibit-of the cx - ' : ?-' : KST-UrMaT-'MUmL LIFE IKSUUANfE C0)lPfio i-oi.. f i ' rr T 1 -' This Company, tli-olJcst and most reliable in" the sums are,ut.ilan as. -"subject to draft - r- j " J . . v, i iHilllCa CTery 1 UCSUa J,0 ' ?tH!e' ins'"?,? whh " l,r?ons f(J ' w of jfars or! At New Orleans 8122,672 .Mobile 14,769; Sa- , IV -' ?nn?coQtiin...-if lifo.ort modemte term... : Slaus, wiiinah'fS.W- lV5ln,5m,...-i541.-- vj.riiu tllAISMM J fc, .1. t. T I 1 T M T V ATI'S -l for oi or-five years, fur two-thinls of their 41 f"i. r.V" f ci en" tj V Vi- . ! :r .. ij.zl. l- '! o Ihhl A 31 J.-lAll.a, l Wslrket value, i'or tasnrance apply to - - . -t MSl Calveo.SlQ BraiichMMitiat Char- . rr,lp.dv Jlllv 2 -lSfil- isiroE ixn fRomuioR. . . T J I OS. V . D E VYE Y A ' t . i Iotte $29,37u; branch - at. DaTjlonega 27,950; wesaa? , J Ul? yi', . N ..$2 00 l.Udltb; iia t k he ytiu:, II UiT is five xt'T . 3 i0 f -iib-01 ibna l l v v c iidvfi.' c subCTir tir n (Slo) will v., .V ..rati, r,r one rear. ' ' .L . , t r-. -iher, nnd orb-r? who mar vhh to ;-.id J . ,ia ,o o hv u;.il. at -.ar ruk. y" : . 1 T-1 .r.t aj ti tUtiavuts iiiut be p..'4'I for in '' !! ::ts ii-jt imik 1 n tV mitn'i ci it forbid, ir;d t,i'0, v-;!i be rr.irrfd u H:n-lv. ' ..' SAMUEL IVKMITII, :!oiSi' :ml t 'v-iui-!! at IaT, CUAr.lJTTE, N C, 1 r-vi.;.'- jiud ihH'jtntltj to colleetiu; and . - '' ! .j . - iti'vnstrd to bi c:Tf. - I.I :'t'-;i' .! "iven to the vrritiny of Deeds, Cou- 'ITS flf bu-'il No. 1 . a: i- .-. ra-;y f-uud in the ii- iu'.i. the clerk's ofd e. J.. A. ornov jcvt CHARLOTTE,- X. C. !-:XERAL CnlJArriSG Ad EXT. lVi-r t!ic- Ih-uj St-r. Ir'riu'ji c'iit:-r. i. is-; 1. tf I i -i. Win. J. Kerr, A T TOE! . 2-: V A T I. A W, CHARLOTTE, S. (.'., V .'! tinnier in the County nnd Sup; iirir Courts' of M-i kl -nbii --;. Uhion and Cabarrus ounties. tii FicE in me i;aIey huibliisft oppusit- K.:ri''p Hotel. Jar. uirv , 4. 1 rf.l y HOBEilT AXIT dTiics X". 2 , -? roJMtr, ClIAUI.oTTK, N. C. J:tuuarv. 11. V. BECK WITH H- cou.-tantly on hand WATCHES. JEWELRY, PLATcD WARE, &C., Of the bt st Rn?Uh m.d Auie-.iern inai: ufuciurers. ' i a a . c : e ; -i :. 9- r- LcTliff: T. Bull rUACTK Al. IValrli and Clock SaLcr oiler, Ari".. Vr :-tli ICKiiil'-S lIOTb, Churl'ttff, X. fLi;e wi!b It Y:. Bec;vith.) " riue W;tlcl:', I k & .I ?v Iry, .'-' t .lesci iii'i.in, Unpaired and V.'a; rwutfd fvr 12 tf WILKINSON CO., DKAIKBS IN V- Watclieo, No. 5, Grauits Bnnge, O; no-ire the Mansion Houe, C!l AKI.OTTF. X. C A-icDiiou given to Pepairing Watches and Jewelry. lc, hG1. a up ply of WATCH. MS, J KLRY. I Solid Mirer and VLln Waif. I The sui--enber lately pur.-i.as- d a very extensive of l:.e AO..r i,v;i,'i-s. i!.s ptii'cbae bfiritr i . :? dirtc.lv f. oai :'.'t ntau.if.t-. oier. be ; tl.crei'ot cr.ar-( at a very naail e. :vai:ce ca eo. and ? c-st.-. r - ' a -son d t h h r a!! his 1.: fides me war- ; r;ii::e-i b vh-" ip'-eseuts them h. Wao ! a-it 'i..i-k er.rvfu!!y rt';aired and will j re -e nv . -on.l ntiepitod. R. W. nrCKWITH v.. -v. t r." tf C:h:3rioSic A: . V. I.aiiroac!. c ir-t .! (' tob..r. Tinioirur: V ; ? :"l;hI lilT TRAINS will I'm I'ailv between ' :!-" ' .'!,- i ! 'h:ii-;i-uia. v;:!io!;t tr-r.vvUipt-iU. thus e :::Mmis' f;-eiw'hr to reach t hM-lo.tte hi r dys or b 1 n Nr w York nnd in one day ficui '::"r!e.- t.:. an-i a:o. THi;tu;r.ii tickets uii; be -.. from Cbai- ;'-e lu C.barlctoii at j.o. nd. to Nv-v Vot'k, via Cititrle-.-toti Sreumeri. at nvA t ie, Tbciner rb.iai an I public are to try th is cheap and expedition, routv l'jr frt-:btj. t.ut pussent rs. A. II MARTIN, Oct 2. 1"0. tf Crn'l ft. a.:d Ticket A-ent. i t i; t i o v a t a:a A Conductor on some RaHrcad Tralti. or as ATent at ; ?'".i- Iep't. or as Mail A-.-ent. j T-vt!mo:iiaN of moi ?I character. Srmtbern princqdes j ird :Iise :tenti,-n !i hniiii-ss. can he river; Address I.. A. HELM Winchester. Union c.i Jin. ?, isri. ."?m-nd ' DK. K.'ll. AM)i:i5VS, CIIARLOTTi:. N. c.. 1 N C. ? 1'11- the public generally. d the .-itizeos of M-.-klmbnrz particularly, that he has resumed the : raeti-e of DLNTIS'LRV and msv be fennd at his old i 1. He i t tvo.utd to set Artificial Tevth i;n t;li. er. Vulcanite, r oa the Cheoplastie prui ess, as er "S i.-, iv .b-sire. flnd . fill Ti'i ti-. (I ,! T Aioulaai or Os Artificial i ratiaa belcaxr- i will h,.Ie-.,- iie ii sij j prepared to perform aayxiperat ia tt e.-tt!3try, and rme-t not s-y that he &Si& AND FANCY GOODS, to wit uiioa ny of bis oia f-ir I It ccaI nil TVe una of FULLINGrf, SPRINGS CO. wa. dia- "v liiuiuu.jii on ins lei January, r Ti.n t. 1 1 i . t . 1 'hsmi.c.-s wjii uc conimtivu unuer the name anu W CIS L SPRINGS, and tlu-y hope, by integrity Trirt attention to bupine??, to merit the Bllltie )iUroiire heretofore liberally bestowed hv U.eir uullier,MS iik-uds ?od cnitoH.ers, . , - The nrc-i-fut fiuancmj crisis and the nncertaintr of Alness, f,r the future compel us to shorten our time ini-iuefs. fr the future compel ot credit (rum twelve to six months to prompt paying cus'i'iiier? pcHe others nerd n:-k it. All -per.-ons indebted, to the old firm: of Fallings, Sprii.;;- & Co., mufi come forward and make immediate ittth iiient. as it is absolutely necessary that thebusi aeis hv specdi'y closed up. "A word lo the wise is suffi--fCQt.' ' " . . . . Jaa 15, 1861. ' Hard ware ! ! Hardware ! ! A. A. X. M. TAYLOR MESPECTl-TLLY informs bis friends and the pub lic generally, that he h:i added to his extensive I sfc-k of Stiivj mid Tin Ware, a lare and complete j ttoik of II am ware, eontsistin'in part as follows: - j Carpenters' Tools. j Circular, mill, crosscut, band, ripper, pannel. prnn j i.'iir. grafting, tenuou, back, compass, w-bb, and butcb i er SAWS; Uvacea and bits. Draw Kuives, Chissels, j Augers. Gimlets. Hammere, Hatchets, mid Axes; Brick, jilnsU'1 lng. aiiti pointing lruwela: iaw-setters, fccrew plates, Slocks :-ind dies, Planes of nil kinds, Spoke shaves, Steel-Mnde bevel and try Squares: Spirit Levels Pocket Levels. Spirit level Viuls, Horing machines, Gougtrs, and in fact everihing a mechanic wants, in great variety and at very low prices, at TAYLOR'S Hardware Store and Tin-ware Depot, opposite the Man sion House. Charlotte, N. C. May 1H0.O. tf , 3te Blacksmith's Tools. Stidi ih Bellow?, Anvils, Vices, hand and slide Ham mers. I5uttro -ses. Farriers' Knives, Screw-plates, Stocks and dies, Blacksmith's Pinceis nn-1 Tonics, Raspers and Piles of every kind, Cut horsehoe and clinch Nails Borax; Iron of all sizes, both of northern and couw-try manufacture: cast, jdow, blister and spring Steel; &c, for sale very cheap at TAYLOR'S, oppoif- the Mansion House; Ludlow's Celebrated Self-Sealing-Cans, of all the difi'eient sizes, at TAYLOR'S Hardware Store, opposite Mansion House. Agricultural Implements of all kinds. Srraw Cutters, C-orn Shelters, Plows. Hoes, Shovels, Sjiaues, Frks, Axes, Picks. Mattvcks. (trubbing Iioes, Trace ( bains, Wauua Cliains, Log Chains. Pruning and I'enge Shears, Pruning and budding' Knives, gar den Huts and Rakes, with handle: Grnin Cradles: grain, 'r:ss a;ul brier Scythes, Bush Hooks, Wagon boxes; H dlo'.v wr.re. such as pots, ovens and lid)?, skillits. spi ilers, .-tew-pans and kettles. Cauldrons from 20 to 120 gallons tacii; Iron and brass Preserving Kettles, Sheep Shears, kc. at.TAYLlUt'S Hardware Depot, opposite th v Mansion House. Tin and Japanned Ware, i A large assortment: Iipjca lin, BIock iiic, Lin 1 late. 1 lS.-tbbil metal, c StOVeS, .the largest Stock, of all sizes, at TAYLOIl'S Hardware. Stove and Tin are Depot, opposite Mansion House - ?f 1 - ' . Taken up and committed to the Jail of Mecklenburg county, no the sth cay of September, 1 bto, a Negro buv about If or 20 years of age, (black,) about o feet 6 or inches Inch, lie savs his name is" JIM. and that he belongs to John Worthy of Gaston county; that his ; master moved to lexas cany la.i opring, ni w (tun time he ran away from him. Jim appears very dull: can sc arcely communicate anything about his master or home wL:h any intelligence. He has a ecar on his riht fore linger, made by a cutting knife. The owner is n.iues'.cd to come forw.wd, prove property, pay cx- penser. and take sid boy away, otherwise he will be j disposed of according to law. Oct. O. ltoo., tf - W. V. OF.IRR. Sheriff, DM, G SPIES' CLOAKS and bonnets, , : -D3ESS GOODS and LWBHOIDEKIES. 0aipOtlE5 &3 FtX3.fS- A,VCi;Y LAKGi: ASSORT-MENT OF. . T P li'A A I A 1 I O GO 0 D S. ; The above will be fouw I to cem: sre ia ftyles nd ' pric-s w ith any in the tern. j No- n, i?io ' tf ' PETKB R. IMris. ' V. Tl. HARDrR. ! DAVIS & HARDEN P210DITG .-COMMISSION MCRCUiNTS, Petersburg, Va. ... REFER TO H-.m. IV "A Courts. Gea. R W Haywood, R.ib iiih. N. C. Feb lib lrol Cm-jd. HBHDS, i:iKffS. All kind of EUROPEAN RIRIS- i. i -l ..;fnl -icrAt ftiinr nf VEW it if . a i rvi 'i linn o-" - STYLE CAiES. .Those wishing, a U- line Soacster, will find it at t n . p a I.W K II anetv More. One door above the Bank of Charlotte. 'OT - XKW HESTAUKANT. Having connected with my F.- tablUbuient aa gs& Ealiofi: and Refreshment CfWTf, b oalA-n .. . ' ' ' . 1000, t;aI am prepared to serve my tnends '---d the public in the culinary lino VSte-ia-. tbe best, style. : Epkoreana .&a wiUjdcase giveTnie a call, and it ": kt''fT fhalf -be ' nv tcastnut ttudy.to. &$fgr& '-s'e tll'e. - " ' " " , ' - ' The black republican overnniptit inay consider i,"v'-U..- '.i':' j f ' ' .. I tain they will never eet their hands unon a dollar ' 01 Jt. j Tho.lifling -of Ca ' v , , , the larJ I rifling moskcts at - union Portsmouth ,J rifling muskets at - the Arsenal at Fayetteville, N. ! i j i - ' - C" 8nd h ha a maC"inG in operation .ng. caps, the invention ol a gentleman in Randolph v t m , . , . , county, . C. Jhere ia machinery at th;s arsenal For makiuq rifles, bayonets, moulds&o'., and about , , . :t '. , perinon 1 can e ma e. - - " : ' 150 rifles me 1'iatuu ticiapu :l5 a iounury 111 ioine, : Ca.. Ih nlrlkn rifled eammn for thp ( mt"idpiTit-f ' States, having a contract for 27 field pieces. AJin- j nie rifle balla are mado at the rte of 70 per minute.' Sr The Ilichmond Pi,patch says it has in for- 1 , mat ion that the abolitionists at Fortress Monroe , I rtni'Ai have stolen as many as 500 Virginia negroes, who j are to be sent off to Cuba for sale. The nreteuded horror of the yaukt-es for slavery is all gammon. For the sake of money they will trafic iu negroes as readily as 8113- one. Three companies of the S C. Kegifuent, Colonel Gregg, whose time of enlistment expired, remained in Ilichmond and arc ready for service again. It is stated that most of those who went home will return and form a new regiment. " G;ec'g has been appointed a Colonel in the confederate army. fate of IVorfli 'arolin:i, Union c. Superior Court of Late Spring Term, 18G1. W. H. Simpson, purviving Pxecutor of Henry Chaney. vs. Allen Chaney and others. Petition for Settlement. It appearing to Jhc satisfaction of the Court that Allen Chaney, one of the -defendants, resides beyond the limits of this State, it is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made for six weeks iu the Western Democrat, a paper published in the town of Charlotte, notifying the non-resident defendant that he be and appear before the Judge of our next Superior Court of Law to be held for the county of Union at the court-house in Monroe, on the 10th Monday after the 4th Monday in August next, then and there to answer, plead or demur, or the case will be set for hearing and judgment pro confeso entered, and the Plaintiff's peti tion et for hf.anng. 72-6w W. H. SIMPSON", Clerk. Sfat; of !ot'th Caiolinn, Union Co. Superior Court of Late Spring Term, 1881. ' W. H. Simpson. Adm'r of Catharine Burnett vs. Samuel L. Burnett and others. " . Petition for Settlement. It 'r.-pen ring to-the satisfaction of the Court that Samuel L. P.uinett, William I. Long. James Cornier and wife Margaret, Baibara C. Long, JohnC. B. Long. Susan Vj. LfHiir.- Jacob W. Lono-. Henry X. Lo:?ff. and John M. j Harrison, reside beyond the limits of this State, it is ! therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made tr,the Western Democrat, a paper published in the j town of Charlotte for six weeks, notifying the said De- 1 fendants tube and appear before the Judge of our next I v.- : .. n r ... i. 1. .1.1 r. :.i - ... .... 1. - oupriiui. vuu b ui ijii . iu iuj siiiu I.UUIIIV, niii:t' court-house in . Montoe, on the. loth Monday, after the 4th Monday in August next, then and there to answer. pletd ortlemur. or the case will be set for hearing and judgment pro confesso entered, aud tho Plaintiffs p.'ti- tjon ... fur hearing 72-ow W. II. SIMPSON, Clerk. High Point Female School I The Fall Session begin? on the 5lla of Atigiiit i aud closes Iteceaiber 20(h, 1&61.- j ... : '- 'Rates per 'Session? f Board, inclndiucr fuel and wn'sbirtjc ol ?2 a weok, 40 GO i Tuitiou, including- Latin, French aud Sing- ' i . iuz, . . .... . . - SlOto 15 00 I Piano or Guitar, . ' . - - 00 "'? ' J "Wax-Fruit or Embroidery, : No incidental tax. ! ' - j ' --Terms r" u' " ' " f' Twenty-live dollars ia advance ; -the'fcalanee'nt the . . lo.-e ff the sessiou. . , - .!. . i: 1 -" - j The Music Department . wilf -be under the- control pf ' Miss' A. M.' IlAGKjr, whose long connection wdih Grtftuf Mioro Female College, arid whose Superiority as a Mu-jc : Teacher, are welt And widely known. All th. Teachers 1 are Southt rners br birth a ad rducation'. au d are efi- l'a- Insti- ! . . Triabcrkr's Ornc, i . ... . . : Charlotte, i . The FOl'KTH insUllroout i A.-T. ii U. R. R, .Co.., subset i' : ville. is dne and payable on j The SIXTH installment. ! Mount Mimrne; ItedeH coi, fid ' meat i due 4. Tkdlk-f h h- P'ACON. : 20.00A Fn-bel ; eVfSMJ? CORN, tor wtncli uas will r.e : niu in ---- - - . Fkbruarv 18C1 - . - tf ; : FOURTEENTH DIVIDEND. Cliarloltc and S. C, Railroad Co. CoLtiinn ..' i VU first d; nuxf vi " .if'"1 " , v. i v- - - - j, ... . 1... - . it-.. ..r,l.'.rr.r,i.t CKcsicii . TIiaw in Kalrlif lit IIV the Arrent m umsooro. unaneston oiocuouiers k the Bank of te-State cf South rnrollia. And "eM otner ai 1 01 oui'-. i v-.- v, . , 13 oCi'- ' y"'1'' i titely competent to ;heir respecuve ..ies. Iu--. insti- qhe Cincinnati Elfjulnr, rcpuhiiean, says that i its iiollutf a oueh.-, jDii ihe field ot strife let tils i ' .' .". . ! UlXnt TcivlSZ Mdre's '- falfJuag0 aS U U now' j it findslho peofi tha South moVe nuitedWn j brif folds proudly to the breeze be.fiung. - Whc VW. 1- Glenn, Secretary.. , . ; - ' : S. LANDEir,:C.MflMncipaI.; !;u supposed, .-aud Wtion tli XorilVj afiralosl-.rely- l.a.tHi, thc,bttr?ti.K C..l.ell;Mid the Jail of? iron , -' . ' 1 rT7Z o T," vTZr' prt ! N. B.-fhe. -S. Lander- who has an appointment in ; otl division here for succor ' fac-knIed 4 the ferment prayers ofp.os i-.J-EStrt-CKtAt tli Co onFlantoM tonren- ! the State Troop,. Is not the- Principal, but his ,:ethcjU Inf; on diuBion here for saccess. - Jfacknos .edges , bcarts.m .boru uponery breeze-to the God tion in" Macon, Ga., on the All instant, -Kx-Oor. 1 r.,o ..um - ' ttr..iwi ..J, ss w i that the feehhf'at thtf south Toftljc I uiori'ia.smill. ! ,r, h-.b.- ii-a i. i.u.. (mi.km xa . . . , ' . ..... . . , ' ; uiHl savs: ... a 3 i B f m'j .,,. .1.' ip.r, i.,ya ti.-in 1-: i..v froiTi r-iii"itir:ii--ini' Tt b.-.-irts i.: onr I mle :iiid ti imiJ-i .-.-.- 1 u,e jiu amj ui ; -i u ' -- - ol trie scoolar and patriot. - His remarks tog.-uicr ,,n with the North of the stock subscribed at V think oLhers at the North. -Tenidcs the En--1 '-;b'- 'i:.:. Vil: i'l rf.7 'l,J J Bl " "e . "fl Of all StoCK SUOSCnoeo in Jiei-Kirnotrrjf eeniuj, i-j i o - !-.,- - -., .77 -o 7 . . irai ia. un- u'j.. ,a iinai.ivii iiuvui iuia.i .. , , 1 1 1 I 1.1 t . . . Z , JU L . Lll ! ' 111 .1 1 1 1 ' 1 4 I. J - i.J. V L 1 1 lil L !IL L 11 L 11 1 11 '..1.11 L r.l 1 111 11 k I LI.1L I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' J 1 H 111 ll.r If 1 . . .. ...... ..... ... , r. ,v,io... I-MM I.a... .tW I ad payable o ibe 2ist July next-. , .- people ot the. sout n' win never, never, submit to a y"- . :.. , . . i ytund takefi by tbe intense l. niou uin ot th ; . If the stockhouiers ;aelre-tne.woiiocof.i,nufriarj , reL;)5 - wini'lhe' north, "We want peace, but ! , ir i.ieuienr.iv y nson s aaures?, u n ,Ma.ssy ,.J JiC Wai ,hat of neutrality. There U a 1 j mioi uio.r ...,.. ... .. ,. .-. -.. . . . ; u-iii'ico im iLxitug -Uru!b w io ot-iit,eni. numtHtr ci -aced raoii who fcaht under the :-m- .u Trr.rnp.i. n.n.f f, ? r At fl V. Y ' ! thp t f Tii i Yii ii -J bo a t n I L re cn'-fi 1 1 ! o 1 1 at thp ind r- - o . w . ... , . . i JVevA ou unuer vnc I ,u.t ... - .-,.. . y- , . - . . tu:l or cluence an-jr.atriotic.leeltn'r, an-J cSukccI fctrife in the Northwest, and in th j .. ? .- . ;, -U L!- i pendence .of the ouUi'crn States- ' : -; S , -juue o, icui. j DMihiiiu.- ot tins compaio nac oecinriu moiJ)j ya f goin to print a large edition of the i pressing upon them. in. pathetic tones the great j space of 7 miles, his advance being within 7 mile ,vNof JuIvnS"1'" t0 C GD 'e I New Testament, and that he. already has orders Yor ! cecssitj of wculcatio- its truths, as the oflly sure 0f Alexandria, where the Lincolnites are pretty . -.-.-ii k--. ?trih-.iinr i vrth i ,,r. . t. . T . '.:.i .i. .1.. -n 1 1 and safe baTs on which to build our fcooca of euc-! rloselv housed, havimrcrreat dread of tnaeked bat i h mtui m u -"" " .-vv D.""U eomes. II ia also saiu mat, inia win uc - . -- . a- . i - : -. .i roliaa and Eastern York, S- C, by the. pent at i" l. . ; .'.v. , - -." , ... i cess in this unhappy conflict of arms. . tene. Lvery uute they go out,- some i Iheir urlotte. Chef ter Stockholders wiybe .paid at the : tne first edition ever publwtiea at the fcoutru-. Vi e Xext followed the reading of the 'Regular :! number U weked off. - Tlier -'are making slow pro- XV c- ,4rooist Asheville iNews sayi there Ure abost 1000 troops.iu caniD at tlut places eaval aod infantr ud lhat a fier ody of, men was coiiipauios have volunteered, - as i follows r l'roin' Cherokee S.Mo Havrl IlJl i T - ' - '; . . ; u.-. ' rj , 1 derson 2, ' rransylvama 1, I olkT, Buncombe 4, j . ,.. ' ' i ' ' V i " -r ' J process-of organization, : Should necessity! require ; it, says the News," 20 moro compaaiei can be" 'hadj j west tii- tiiP lUdge. AVfi are giad Xj learn that no j giad iua ha : part of Western North Carolina has been inoculated wuii ttie treason o lva . , , ?t Tennessee traitors. JThe vacancy in the State Convention from ! T " T 1 . . 1 . r i i - f ' " ' 1 ' , ; V"0 ' P ', uuuuivca iff i-v uc liiicu n an .idiiun via- tiic ist c 1 ' Thursday in August. We learn from the Salis- bury Watchman that It; A. Caldwell, E.-rj, is it candidate. ' , OlL.. The demand for oil for railroads aud fac tories is. now very great iu the South, and we have recently been applied to for in formation as to where oil can bd obtained. VvTe have been unable to furnish the information, as we h:tve seen no ad vertisement of oil manufactories. -,-The Atlanta Confederacy say3 there are several such in the southern States, bat does not mention where they are located. The Confederacy pertinently asks, "why don't these establishments advertise?'' . Jf any one will send us the information we will pub lish it gratis. Oil is needed in this section. Tue Republican Army. Mr Cameron, Lin coln's Secretary of War, in his report to Congress says there are 225,000 troops in service and 75,000 not yet accepted; and that if all the three months volunteers (80,000) go home, there will still be 220,000 in service. Some of the black republican papers are com plaining about the slow progress the army of sub jugation is making, aud threaten to array the army against the Government if more vigor is not dis played against the South. These silly fellows, if they would join the army themselves, would very soon find out the cause of the slow progress of the northern army, viz: the opposition of the "rebels" and such affairs as that of Bethel church.' ' The want of money will soon be another cause of the slow progress 'pf the northern army. When Lin coln's treasury becomes empty, the 220,000 troops mentioned above will feel the necessity of support ing themselves, which they will be obliged to do by robbing their own cities and town9. That day is not far off. "-. Somf. Reason left. It appears that all the uorthcrn peoplo have not lost their reason and common sense. It has been stated heretofore that Ex-Gov. Seymour, of Conn., opposed the war reso lutions in the Legislature of that State, He made a speech against them", for which he wag bitteily assailed and denounced "by the black lepublican members. Tie was sustained by IS democratic members; not enough,, however, to check the fana- ties. Niuety-one members of. tho. New Hampshire legislature havo published faction of that body in appropn.' j arms and raise, troops.. In'tlici .neir protest tno' say : ' We iiave a-ked whether this war coiitomphttes ....ooioo- ,.,!, "if o . iul,flt m-l.VTw.r'nOa uva I n -B-,....V.',.. " ... ..Hi. ....--... 'il'J I-.V 'J 1 - . '. 1 . i . . 'j il. I 1 1 . t .. . 1 r . ,-ve tnat object i e nave nkou whether At s ihe deflation of smit hen, home,, the over! means throw of southviHi institutions of our owu ruec thereif'i t V am. X tbO UtrtlCtlO!! Those at the' North whare urging on the war and opposed to peice, are like a good many of the i nists of flic South in one respect, .... r.-, oriinai secessionist . . , , '! " t J-'J ; 7' -".-:""';! ; but take care to keep their bodies out of harm a . i ...I. i,....a ..At lAinci! rnn ariur t hot il- r.iir j way. They don t like the smell of burnin-; powder. : . - i t-a?" It ist-tatcd that J. V . landolph of lich- ; .1 - t .1 1 . ..... ... - i n nk. -i iijm tire (utter Matcmcut i .J n xri ivi , 11 wt3 uic 1.. mt nil?! a en r the Jletho-iif I'ubli;hing' lipase ar ; Nashville, etin., has Seen prmttug tlie-w xes- . h.'oinffonauccessnillvat!1"1'!1? audio nca , A a. , Ihey are , . ' - . - .r . ' i ' ' t . - i ... ,1 ...r i . . ' t6 , WCsLOt tUe iilUe.liia'iQ iWlncn. I mm uuuvaiy b&m u..- . .-r-f, . A., T. AO; R.R.ro.n I there is sucti a 'universal fteluiat the. . Si-uth !. , - - ... , ,,.-; ! He gnrn a glowing v., ouuo .imi. . j aaint the ' Ftdcr.iI itvercmcn.t and the I uton. i -"--!r.,?"1 V'.'. iVP'T-' " : ' "?r Kentucky.. ana statca, of the capital stock In the ; t.roncct 'of stibduiu.' Ihem Is. not so flatterintr ; c?nr??S, i!n au me urvor ot toutiicrn patriot w-.m Wli-!iiitn: Union majority ,eu iu tue town otiui- ; c -. i eiVr, ,;.,, ' ' ' " i.ati'4 in nis c-a?y ann eloquent.manner c-Uaracu ri-tie , r, ... ,aron ,.oW uu,n the the 'SKVNtH -Install- ! . , ...... 1 . -, . T V . J.' . Vi ..- , :. Y" l.y -riWi FLAG PfiESEHTATION. I 'At-coruinp to previous appointment, tbe citizens I . ' . .. .. or u axhaw. and Cain Creek met at W itson s store, iu Union cojantyi on the -if h July, for the purpose uf witnessing .the preeatatioa. of a Flag by the i.o Jt,,rf . r C tr,tcele s comoanV 6f olunteera. known aa th YV nxhaw Jackson CTuaffls. Thp meeting was called - " to order bv Dr J-J, AV illiams, and the exercises ef , cnced wuL prayer by the Key, C7 '.'': It is . iny . plcaitng duty, in behalf oT. te mothers sisters and friends of the "AVaxhaw Jackson Guards' to-present to yon 'this beautiful banner; ' Eight j-siix yearsr ago, tho citizens of Mecklenburg county, ot which," union was then a prsrarhug , un'tt' the insult and wrqnga 0 HritUh . oppiesaiwo,..fioleninly -declared thoir eon- action- with -the British crown forever dissolved. ;uim- ,H5 U1'",c, ,r 'wu.on,e ."f.cs Ti....: '-tr. ii. . . i-i:- it. : - r rririun i r. tit 1 nr r ri n a kit cnrtoinAit ha nAnnn r j the 2(Jth of 31 ay, and on many a well fought field wuwuuuu .iue u.re ug 01 x uain inat. iree.nrn T : 1 i. - 1. . ! .. 11 ; ii.. j wuii arms jn ineir nanus coma not oe conquerca. I For ' of years thereafter, peace and pi 1 ; plenty smiled upon our land: our growth and i prosperity arc unexampled, in the annals of the world; like of brothers we dwelt together j in unity; a common destiny and a feeling of mutual dependence cemented the tics that bound ns; a pure and unselfish patriotism taught us, to our sor row, to know no North no South; our proudest boast was to be called n American citizen; the separate and peculiar interests and institutions of each were acknowledged and respected, till in sidiously crept in the demon of fanaticism which for a period of twenty years has openly threatened and assailed our domestic peace and happiness. We have remonstrated; our remonstrances hav heen disregarded; we have entreated them; they have turned a deaf ear to our entreaties ; we have warned them again and again; they have treated our. warning with cold . indifference, we have en dured "till endurance is no longer a virtue," and now only is left us the alternative of becoming the abject slaves of the North, or nsserting our inde pendence by an' appeal to arms. Never was a cause more just; our rights, our liberty, our all hang trembling in the balance. Let this nerve your arms and steel your swords. Every incentive which blind passion and diabolical rage can sug gest, have been urged to arouse to madness and to deeds of blood the abject menials of their popu lous cities, who have eked out a miserable sub sistence by murder, theft and robbery. Our Con federacy is to be subdued by means which have never been countenanced by any civilized nation of earth, and from which even a savage would turn in scorn and horror. Flood, fire and the hand of the midnight assassin, have been deliberately pro posed as means to accomplish fheir fiendish pur pose. After we are conquered, our fertile fields are to be parcelled out to their brutal soldiery. (i Beauty and booty" is the watchword of the vandal hordes who are to conquer and possess our homes. You will soon take your stand on the borders ot our Confederacy, there to meet a foe, perhaps your superior iu number, and 6tung to madness by the reflection that the stars and stripes which they oft had boasted had never been lowered before an enemy, was made to trail in the dust by our gallant little sister South Carolina. While manfully battling for your homes, re member that you stand upon the soil sacred as the birth place of Washington y remember that you are from 'the Waxhaws, the birth-place of Jack-,-on, and . that their pure spirits will . overshadow you with their wings, and lead you on to victory, ilemember that everything you hold dear depends upon the issue of tha contest. But to remind you of these things is superfluous : a Carolinian's honor is dearer to hitn-fhan life; and to imagine for one moment,'.. that you will . prove aught than worthy sons of a noble ancestry would be insult ing to your pride, to your manhood and to your I i a-irotot "aint the I P-riotismV ' -. V. , y";;6 - Caf tainrtake-this liaiirier hV this prcntafion f: ithe donor aj to to u' ' '' ' . ,",Said the f?pnrUn mother to her son, ' . - An1 l'aleS.0 t.whield, ' ' Cf',UC h ifWhen th bfctt IeV 'don, e 1 J . t : t f li- An.Ll . I I, m nll I ' r" , , , tI r , , . ... lmi U ff its silken folds h ... , . . , . . ,. - . . . win oe market wita ueauj ana aiscouiaturo to me I ruthless foe: who has -dared to desecrate our soil by : danger, and return you victorious, once more .to -the Ins remarks, by saying, that ,he felt fully &aj.fid ; tha"t this Company, going forth from' .the Wax- h?ws aud from the land of Jackson, would fully s.-sJn.tb iigfc -n. chivalrous opinion Ltrttoforc entertained of them. -.- .. . ... ex touowea the Hex .Mr Jones m one ot the most chaste, patriotic and eloquent addresses it las ever been our good pleasure to listen to; and at the ' close of his remarks presented, on behalf of tht ladies, a Rlble to each one of the Volunteers, i;u- ! Toasts, by Dr J J WiTTtamiT. ; Our Chief EzcculiiitJeJerion Davit ; U Pei; i-A man second, , . pre9id.r,. . w:,hf;'- , the " 2. Our Southern ConcdcraciTiTj' established on the basis of equal rights, may s-Iic rUud fortvtr-snp- I? j 3, Tt Old Xortk giate Kamag her, rhjuta .the is anyays willtng and ready, to aiaintain ihom, una ntli , "g fhort f lhc ri?hti guaruotoed t I tion-wiU aatUfj her. Lit iikthe Cob bit- I-. 4. Carolina The Palmetto State of the South- era Couftderac-y and twin f!ter.of Old Rip. -Shwat . .i-. .-: Fort Samtar, first to mount Old Abe. and fim to fever j her connection with Northern vandals o. IKtfxAdw Jaekson GnrJr Born in''theYahkwf. and descended from Revolutionary sire?, your' nativity aud pafenwf e 5i'a s$ihcierH gnarantoe of your jjisf ful- "nei.''-- - :-'-) v.'.- - ' 6rTht Ladt$ orWuihaw nft Jdtfn tTVrT fair kin d- ness isstcwednwHT in their heart like t o.c lefires.In v druwer, t ewceten every tbinf around them'., They are not seeded on the field oC battle to nerve of animate her soldiers bat they wsuld c6rn her pom a styftuU they return without a'shleld". ' 4 r" '7; The" Constitution of our' So'ulfitrn CanfeJergcff A complete compact of Sovereign States, aud the only platform Vorthy ofa free people. ; , ,- 8, Andrew JaclaonliiVn la th Waxhws, tuhooled by pauiuts, reared un the principles of freedom.' -North Carolina 3 moud of hi LurUi hia inemcrv will ever live iu the hearts of all ;rue lovpra of freedom;. 9. The Orefcrrof the day The patriotism thcy'mani fest in their uddress Is a snflicient guarantee of their usefulness, either in our councils or in the field. 10. Our Plug May it ever be forcmoat ia battle, and the first on the ramparts of our enemies walls. "11. The Monroe BjhJ-May their masic never be kuihed when it would be necesoary to animate us to victory, aud may it never be hushed until the lust note of freedom is sounded through our Southern Con. federacy. " - At the conclusion of the Toasts, the Monroe Band (who bad throughout the cxrches of tho day enlivened tmd cheered the audience) continued to pour forth its patriotic strains of melody,' w hi lo the citizens proceeded to supply and spread a pio nie tlmCwould have done full justice to the most fastidious epicure. And when announced that all things were ready, the marshal of the' 'day, Col. Wm J McCain, formed a procession and marched the volunteers and ladies in good order to tho table, filled to overflowing with the rich and good things of the old Waxhaws, prepared by the hands of htr fuir daughters. The audience continued to fill np and stow away stores of good things until a thoimnd or twelve hundred had partook of our bountiful pic nic; and not a note of discord or a frown of displeasure nor eveti the fumes of Bachu wrrc present to mar the pleasures of the day: "All pased off with decrney and decorum, and all seemed well satisfied with the exercises of the day. " - J. J. W. NEGRO WOMAN HUNG FOR POISON ING A CHILD. Fleasant Ridgi:, Gaston co, N. C, July H. With a view to prevent the ninny exaggerated reports which, in those troublous times, may grow out of the following circumstances, we havo conclu ded to give the facts to the public, as they occurred, in an authentic form: Mr.-!). A. denkins, some few weeks since, had a rhi!d to die under peculiar circumstances, ami from' facts subsequently elicited, induced a euspi ciou emouptiug almost to a certainty, of the child having beeu poisoned. Eliza, a negro woman belonging to Mr Jenkins, was suspected of being guilty -'of the crime; and at the' request of .Mr Jen kin3, the Vigilant Committee of the neighborhood, together with a number of citizens, met st his house on Monday, Sth in?t, for the purpose of fully investigating the affair.-- ; -' ' ' ' The Vigilanca Gomniittec organized by calling Ezra B. Wilson, Etq , to the chair, and requesting Wm. D. Glenn to act as Secretary. '1 ho Chnirman then appointed Messrs William Crawford, "John R. Falls, W. R. Holland,' James M. Craig,' Jainea D. Smith, R. A.Falls, Robert Wilson, C. Q. I'Jtty, Z. S. Hill, Eli Meudcuhuii, Thos. F. Quinn.an l J. M.IIufLtctler, a a committee to investigate the caso. On motion, the Chairman was added to thi number. ' '' I'hccommitteo then proccedctl to'ex(irnine ftcveral witnesses, whoso, testimony. left but little doubt of the guilt of the accused.. . . After the testimony was concluded, the woman confessed that she had giveti the child sotnethitig from a rial, which she supposed tQ bo laudanum, an whjch she' had procured from-a -negro boy t belonging to Mr Jeukit?. --She also implicated j the boy with herself. " .: mended that hhe bo Jtautred She was-sentenced : m - - . . by tho Chairman, and tfio aentence tit'ohec carried into cfiect EZRA JJ. ATUON, Chaaman. i xy, -tras presc speech. 'A report sayj : description of the condition noiwitiisianuing ineovcr- iu that State, tui't vie question whether the or with the Snath th3t very ivj wout'i vote to go r?outn. c TI. - J UV at itate, arge stars MpiFmu wne. wbofr wvewnee f .r tho Vninn nmmmh .1. most'' to-idolatry," and 'who have a linireriuz hope that by some miraculous power the Lnioa wiil.be preHrved; Cut every young man in the State is heart and soul with the South. Uc Jnmseir haa lcc a Uniou UlHll to Lincoln' proclamation, Lut oaw he Wto ljT iC Boutb, and all , he had lvriT1l,i tin AvM-.tvA t, her cause if nccessarr. . r - . Gun ReaureL'ard's army, at Manassae, eorers a gress towards Ilichmond. Dr,Wiley Eppea of Halifax V., has pretented Col I K .McIUe of the U State troop, Wltrr . The committee the"r(thTd, andafter a, short absetiCe'retrirned and rporLcJlmtlhey had, by a'ujianimous Voicfouad Jicr- .uiltv. nnd rc)ui- ... 3 t, n.-e dorr al eve the P"l: orCfi:ifTrle. ; -4M 'If -vt-,!.-V ' l . ... ..... j .,., c t-'uent for some time past. 1 fear &f God. tsplendid kore. '.F6!. 4 riSiiuM ' r" . i l
The Charlotte Democrat (Charlotte, N.C.)
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July 23, 1861, edition 1
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