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BY EDWARD IT. MIHTTOPf.
DAILT BOXira, (Je anaumj -D0-
nU-WXtKLT BULLETIN, (per atmunj . SU
CATAWBA JOCKNAL. - (Jr anm)
OHABLOTTE;
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ,13. 1862.
An Adlctlr Oeearrenc.
In eonsexjencw of an unfortanats and very
painful accUeut that befcl one of the youn
rentlsmen of our composing department,
on Th arid ir afternoon. wa failed to snd
otfovx Northern mail by the regular train
that evening. . "
Tbeyoosg man our brother-in-law,
thoughtlessly went too night the machine
. ry of the Press, when in full motion, and
. hie right leg was caught by the pendulam
attached to the cog and instantly broken
above the ankle.' But for the prompt ' and
uneipected successful efforts of ths hands
around the Press, in stopping the machine
ry and extricating the unfortune sufferer
Master IIxT'Mim his right leg and
' arm would hare been horribly mangled
and torn from bis body.
Th occurrence is a great affliction eve
ry way viewed and oar friends will: please
bear with u until we can procure help to
supply the place of bur alHicted relative.
Drs. Fox. Joxts, Scabs and Uctchisoiv,
and Other gentlemen, were prompt and very
kind in their efforts to relieve the sufferer.
who under the skillful treatment of Dr. C.
1 Var wilLwehoDe.be saved the awful
calamity ot suffering amputation.
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W.
, Personal.
M. StxrLt, Esq., one of the editors
of that Stirling journal the New Orleans
Crescent: favored us wiia a call on Thurs-
!ir afternoon. He visits North Carolina
on; business connected with his paper.
We were much pleased on making he ac
quaintance of Mr. Simple. '
t ' Green Ifea.
. The Columbus. Georgia Sun boasts of
. having been presented with a mess of Green
Peas, fresh from the garden of Mrs. S, II.
CftooMAff, of Columbus, who presented
them to the editor. lie is a lucky fellow.
. i - m .
-1 . Tow n Talk.
The principal topic of town talk yester
day was a report, generally circulated, to
the effect that the Yankees have deman
nedof Gsn. Lee the surrender of Savannah,
and, in case of re fatal, have given five days
in which to remove the women and chil
dren from the city. Anrusta Constitu
tienelist.
A private letter from a volunteer, writ
ten in Savannah. Saturday, atates that a
report prevailed there that a' flag of trace
had been received at headquarters from the
Federals - demanding the surrender by
Tuesdav or Wednesday, or the city would
be shelled.
The report, however, needs confirms
tion. but may be true, as it is understood
. that the military authorities at , Savannah
baveprohibited the transmission of news
, br telegraph. Whether it be true or the
. reverse, we apprehend that when the Fede
rals get it they irillhave it to do vt et armis.
lis. '
Nevrsj from Dowllng Green,
.Nothing of a startling character, says
the Nashville Banner, has transpired at or
fn the vicinity of Bowling Green daring the
past few daya. Gen. Buell, it is reported.
is fortifvinz on the south bank of Green
river. His object in throwing up fortifies-
; lious at that point la no doubt to protect
his troops 'while crossing and. getting a
" foothold this side, from assaults of our su-
-perior cavalry and infantry. T. L. Crit
tenden, halt frightened out of Via wits' at
the demonstrations made against him at
'Bowline Green, has fallen back towards
the Ohio, and is fortifying at South Car-
rollton, Kentucky. ' . Gens. Buckner and
Floyd are keeping a vigilant eye upon his
movements. Their present headquarters
are at Russelville, Ky.
! Heavy Profits.
The Richmond Examiner says :
' The paper mill here hav divided.
for
tnree montna pronts, one Hundred per
cent., the . profits being four times their
capital for tfie year ; the woolen mill here
has made one hundred per cent. ; the cot
ton mills are coining money ; and the
whiskey distillers are absolutely unable to
calculate their enormous profits.
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' Advance of the Federals.
1 he .Mem plus AtaiancMe learns trom a
, correspondent that the Federal pickets had
advanced . to Jimtown, just 77 miles from
Knoxville. The general impression, how.
ever, was that they woald net advance
' much further for the present, though fears
were entertained that the Federal cavalry
would come over and seek again to inter
fere with the railroad track and the brid
ge. ' ' l '" """ ;
Gen. Crittenden.
A number of Misaissippians who visited
the camp of Gen. Crittenden, at Gainsboro,
to look after the comfort of their friends in
the 15th Mississippi Regiment, held a
meeting and passed resolutions fully ex
onerating Gen. George B. Crittenden from
all the blame which has bean attributed to
him in regard to the battle at .Fishing
Creek. . '
Gen JTetr Thompson. '
The Memphis 4raZaacAsays. it is n2
mored that he is to be gives; ' a new com
raand the entire cavalry force at Colum
( bus. If the report is correct,' the Federals
may just as well make their wills, for they
never can get oat of the reach of the ubi
quitous Jeff. Thompson, who. they both
fear and hate with the greatest intensity.
. Co.icurriAitoa .or Prisoners or War.
' The War Department has issued orders
for the removal of all the prisoners of war
now held in New. Orleans. Tuscaloosa,
. and in South Carolina, to Salisbury N. C,
where commodious and comfortable prison
house have been erected for their-especial
accommodation. The prisons there will
- be under the superrisioa ot Major Gibbe,
Provost Marahal,lor a long while the eour-
teoot ana . eiacieat conmanaant m uy
Ccof;
? rrtn In Rithmanai
Lovaltr to the sontn.
We concur so fully in the remarks of the
Hunteville -4 doocote touching character,
that we copy them as follows i " t
I "We have never believed the accident of
lirth was the touchstone of gentility, puri
ty, excellence, or patriotism. The highest
General in our army, Samuel Cooper, Ad
iutant General, is of Northern birth. So
is John Slidell, Minister to Europe. So are
Generals Ripley, Pemberton, Whiting,
Pike, Ruggles, French all Northern by
birth. Agaiifx Scott; Cocke, Fremont,
Bates, Blair, Crittenden, Stribbling, Dray
ton, and a host of others. General, mem
bers of Lincoln's Cabinet, officers of high
grade in the army and navy, are South
erners by birth and education yet are our
direst enemies.' So this test is a two
edged sword, and is only such as will be
regarded by a narrow minded bigot. 1 here
have been as many traitors to our cause of
Southern birth as of Northern birth.
Casting imputations of disloyalty upon
thoee ot Northern and Foreign' birth, be
cause of that fact alone, is a poor way. of
displaying zeal in behalf ot the Southern
Confederacy." (
Our army rolls, truly remarks the Mil
ledgeville Recerdtu show thousands of as
good and reliable citizens, of Northern ori
gin, battling tor the South as any we have
in the field. To this extent they" deserve
our confidence, and we are gratified to
know that they, possess it. Heaven for
bid that by any utterance of dislike towards
the Yankee tribe, we should be understood,
as making no exception in favor of our
adopted fellow citizens. -
They came among us in a season of
amity, when the North and the South were
connected by ties of mutual regard,. and
when business transactions were conducted
in good faith, and to the convenience of
both, parties. Whoever fixed his lot among
us in the past, and stands by us in the pre
sent struggle, is essentially incorporated
with our institutions and feelings. Hence
let no invidious distinction be made. As
to the coming in of Yanleet to share" the
fortunes of the South when the fi?ht is
over, and when our independence is estab
lisbed, that is altogether a different quee
tion, on which, we may enlarge at another
time. All that we desire to say at present
is, that mere Northern birth should ' not
form the least objection jo those who are
sow identified with the South, and we hope
that all such will feel under no restraint,
or imagine that they are not cordially ad
mitted in the body politic, without any re
serve or distrust whatever, the test ot
fealty to the South has been established,
and the. past is not open to review. We
hope and believe these sentiments are full?
endorsed bv all native Southerners. IVko.
ever ts wuh us novo,
hand of felUvkip.
is entitled to the right
Iloman Fortitude.
The Washington (N. C.) : Dispatch of
Tuesday contains the following t
For months past the only, daughter of
Col. Robert McMillan, commander of
this post; a lovely, intelligent young lady,
of some 18 years, has been slowly sinking
under that insiduous, fatal disease, con
sumption. But, Roman, like, he remained
at his post. Messages' came that she was
sinking, and though he "felt and was moved
by the full tide of a father1 affection he
would not leave the post of truth and dan
ger to haste him for a day or twonfTler
dying bedside, to cheer her heart in its de
scent to the tomb, and assure her ot a re
onion in "that sun bright clime.
A few mornings ago we 'stepped into
his office to hear of any despatches received
of the Burnside expedition", and he silently,
as a tear gathered in his eye, handed us a
note just received from his companion,
anOuncing that their dead Emma was dead.
We came, from the office doubly impres
sed with his Christian fortitude and. his
patriotic devotion to his country. Such
men may be destroyed, but never conquer
ed. . He has our sympathies, and we feel
sure the sympathy ot this community, tor
whose defense he has labored ancLwatched
for months, while his dear daughter'waa
dying in his distant home in Georgia.
The Burnside ExpeditionThe De
sign oflte Operation , .
IFrom the WuMorton Star.
The latest information fom the Burnside
expedition locates the greater portion of it
off Hatteras Inlet. - To-morrow's news by
the Norfolk flag of tuce may.posaibly an
nounce its entrance into Albemarle and
Pamlico Sounds, and by Monday next we
may bear that Newbern or Washington,
North Carolina, or both, and taken are in
Gen r B.V possession. If 'Secesh has
been able to concentrate a force - that can
impede his speedy progress from Ne wbern
to Goldsbors, that has been accomplished
with remarkable secrecy, inded. Golds-
boro oqce at Burnside's mercy, and the
grest coist line ot "Seceh a .railroad con
nections will be so "done for," as that a!
Seceesia cannot put it in working order la
six months to come. The mere destruc
tion of the bridges of the Tar and Neuse.
rivers will effect that so desirable object,
to say nothing ot the destruction of th mo
many miles of treatlework within . sinking
distance of Goldaboro.
rroca the Baltlmer sontb.J
Our information as to : the direction
taken by the the Burnside expedition is
conflicting. Our own impression is that
its forces have been divided, and that its
attention will be directed against Roanoke
Island, in" Albemarle sound the Southern
Key of Norfolk, against the latter city in
front and possibly up the Rappahannock.
River.. We feel quite sure that the govern
ment designs assailing a large number of
points at one time, and a speedy advance of
the Potomac towards Centerville may be
necessitated. It is rumored that Gen. Mc
Clellan, though somewhat indisposed, has
not been so ill as represented, and has been
keeping up the impression of severe sick
ness for a purpose. - Ilia friends say .that
in this, as well as in other matters, he has
displayed a great deal of tact and sagacity,
which lead them to build largely upon the
auecess of his plans. . -
The Federal troops are using balls con
taining a brass cup filled with powder and
a poisonous substance, which explode by
mean a of a combustible piece of punk at
tached to it. .Tha object of this diabolical
projectile aetma to be to to mutilate and
polion turf ent who It hit tbitlit ttnBot
Yankee Telegraphic News.
We copy the following items of North
ern telegraphic news from the Louisville
Journal of the 4 th V ? J-"'--;
MCATTJfB BUTXAX TO BX rsOMOTED.
Nkw York, Feb. 2. The Tribune'
special says letters continue to be received
from eminent bankers favoring the legal
tender bill- . - ..'
There is no reason to believe that Gen.
Butler waa assured before he left Wash
ington, that he should have a Major-General's
commission, as well as the title. He
will land several brigades at a point On the
Southern coast not now occupied by Union
soldiers. The capture will be more im
portant than any. yet made. Secretary
Stanton insisted that Butler should have
what he wanted, although General Mc
Clellan disapproved it. " - - ;
. FORT rULASXI INVESTED.
Fort Pulaski is now thoroughly invested.
Gen. Sherman daily has reported all that
is done there, and will take the place when
he chooses to attack it. )
A Splendid' Snot Iron Pnlaskl.
A letter from Lieut. Col. Hawley, of the
Hartford (Conn.) Press, irom Tybee gives
the following incident :
, Day before yesterday a party of Ger
mans went up to Goat's4Boint. One of
the party;. stood on the summit of a sand
hill, perhaps a hundred yards less than a
mile from Fort Pulaski (that is as near as
we can get) and waived his hat. ' The
others went back out of sight,-but could see
the rebels bringing a gun to bear.' They
warned their comrade but he would not
heed. As he stood with his back to the
fort, a barbette gun sent out a little cloud,
then came the thunder, the rushing ball,
and the rash man lay disembowelled and
cut into on the sand. It was a splendid
ehot and could not be equalled in a month's
practice.. . " -
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The Freneb Tobacco In the South.
The New York Herald says :
It is suggested in ihe tobacco trade, by
the way, that the Government of France
should be permitted to 'receive the large
quantity of tobacco owned by it in the
rebel States. We' presume that a request
to be allowed to do so "would be attentively
considered by the- Government, and, if
other foreign nations made no; objection,
would probably be granted, upon, proper
proof of French ownership of the property
being produced. The interests of the
United States would not suffer by a deliv-
7 of lbe tobacco, and its want is causing
considerable inconvenience in France.
. Significant. The following telegraphic
dispatch was permitted by the Govern
ment Censor, at Washington, to be sent
over the wires to New York : . '
. "Private letters received in Washington,
from persons abroad, confirm the impres
sion that the Gouernments of England,
France and Spain meditate an early recog
nition of the independence of the Confed
erate States. This recognition, it will be
pretended, is made in the cause of human
lty. ' :
Coming events cast their shadows be
fore. Premonitions of what is to come are
generally vouchsafed to those who are in
terested in the events.' "The cause of hu
manity Hs to be made the compulsory
power io force our Government into terms
with the Confederate States. Matters of I
deep national interest will shortly be de
veloped. 'I he above dispatch is premoni
tion of tbiTdvent.-rCincinnati Enquirer.
THE LABGEST CIBCTTLATION IN WES
. TEEN NOETH CAROLINA.
THE ;
CATAWBA JOURNAL,
THE DAILY BULLETIN,
rcBussn) bt
; E-Hi -BRIT T O N',
CnAIlLOTTli, N C.
' TIIESK Papers', (embracing the Tai-WsxaiT
Bcixstis ) eatablUhed ia the town of Cbarlotte,
N. C, affords unosnat advantages to Advertiaers
both at home and abroad, as the editions,. weekly.
now exceed , , , ., - t .' ,:
j . ' -SIX THOUSANb COPIES, -which
we hare no doubt are read by at'Ieaat
; TWENTY. TITO USA2TJ ; '
persons eaeb week, a l&rga proportion ot whom are
Planters and their famliies. - - - s
- Jlm a means of Advertising we are confident thai
great advantages can be obtained through fhia es-
UbUshment, henee we embrace this opportunity
to Inform oar frlenda and the Uerxantile comma
aities on the Seaboard, (Charleston and Wilming
ton,) that our facintles for circulating their buiaesa
Kotleea throughout Western North Carolina and
the adjoining Districts in Sooth Carolina are ex
tensive and complete. . , ; -'
Our terms are liberal and a large deduction wil
be made on the bills of Contract Advertiser.
Sept. 27, 1S61.
J. IV. ROB80IV,
, (UATB aHETT A aOBSOH,) v
Oominission 1 Morcliant,
No. 62 EAST BAY,
CII ARLESXON, ' SV
Particolar attteatloa given lo the gale ot .
. WHEAT, FL.OU11, CORN, &C.
And from my Ions; experience . In the business, I
ieei oonoaent ei giving ssturactiea.
B EF JSNC S 8 .
C II. Farman, Esq., Pres. Bank of 8. W. B.
Smith, Esq., President Cnion Bank., O. Ewlng Esqf, ;
nasnTuie, xenn, non. jonn King, Augusta.
Oa., Hon. M. A. Cooper, Etowa, Qa.
May 10, 1961-Sm
; - Wanted.
OA good strong KE&RO MEN for chopping
O J wood. Apply at this office.
jan I 'tt-dtf
Sale of Town Lots.
CALiiourr, irrrTCTiEiiv Co", i
DECEMBER SI, 1861. f
THE andersigned, Commlssionera. appointed fcj
the General Assembly to lay off M sell the
town loU of Calhoao, the county seat of Mitchell
county, haying performed the duty of layln off
said town, hereby gire notice as required by law
that the said win be sold to highest bidder at said
town of Oalhonn, on Moods February 17th, 1S62
tciuia vt mi uui iu two yeATB.
TrLMAW BLATLOCK.1
JORDEN C.HARDIXO, i wmisfofer. .
- ISSAC A. PEARSON. ;
(Note) The aboT affords an excellent oppor
tunity to those desirous of securing summerre
sldence among the mountains, Calhoun belnir in
the immediate ricinrty of LenTiHe Pails, bie Yel
low Mountain, Hawks fille, Table Rock, Grand
father, Roane and Black Mountains. It is also
Tery aeceasabie, being 80 miles from Morgan ton.
S3 miles from Marion, SO ml es from Burns riUs
and S3 miles from Boone. . dec. Sit 1 4.
fi II All L O TTE and SO, CA.Il. JX,
The Coupons due on the 1st of January next on
the Bonds of this Company win be paid whenerer
preesntei at my -offioe at the Depot. -
dto 61 " w A. H. MARTIN. Agent.
OVl WIXLY CATAWBA JQUJLMALr puki
a ruadrrtry Tsttday mrro)9v, at tttf-Bcr
TO Aims ! TO AKm I
Mr Eowo: InCthe face T-ot - the
troubles that environ our beloved (State
now that the enemy -has invaded oW. bor
ders, I wish to raise a company of gentle
men ot grir, Jor the - War.7;Who among
the many that are fattening off the mis
fortunes that surround us, will come for
ward to join f .Skulks and land pirates I
don't expect to Volunteer (they will be
settled with hereafter,) but the true patriot,
"whether he is high ; dr. low, rich or poor,'
will cheerfully respond, now that a necet
iity appeals, I have no doubt.
1 don't want to WCaptaio, or. hold, any
office in said Company, but I twant you
fellow citizens, to come forward and wipe
out the taunt that North Carolina is a
"strip of land between two States." I am
ready, andean be found at the store of
Mr. Moody opposite the Court House from
day to day until the Company is raised.
. H. M. Pritchard.
Feb 12 -
AUCTION
T h.is Evening
BOQWCS'OKE.
' jr liowrie.
Feb 15-btf
CONFEDEBATB UNIFOIIMS. ;
Just received a superior quality of Gold
Lace for ornamenting sleeves and Confed
erate caps. For sale at 1
KAHNWEILER & BROS.
Feb. 15, 1862tt' . L
S
WOllD, SASII AND BELT.
A handsome Silver Case Sword, tor
Captain or Commissioned Officers, with a
red Silk Sash and Belt.-. For sale at
KAHNWEILER & BROS.
Feb. 15, 1862 tf , J!
T
COTTON PLANTERS.
Just received a lot of Bagging.
For sale low at f - j ,
KAHNWEILER & BROS.
Feb. 15, 1862 tf
jjopb iron s4le ; j ;K
: A large quantity of the best quality;
ROPE from one and a half to four inches
in diameter. - - - ? t
The ROPE has been used some but it is
in good condition. ;". . ' : i '
For particulars apply at Bulletin office,
or to t RICHARIJ ALLE?!.
fen. iv-zi. .'$:?: -f ;;.v'
B
INK OP. NORTH CAUOI.IIVA.
A special raeetinz of the Stock Holders
of this Bank will be held in the . City of
Kaleigh on . ' f - ; r r-
SATURDAY THE 15th. 1NSTANT.C
by order of the Board of Directors, on bus
iness Of . ' - - ' if -: r
tbe liigbeet Importance. .
. A punctual attendance is requested, '.'
') C. DEWEY, Coshier.
Raleigh, Feb. 8, 1862 3t
Ail persons indebted to us by dook ac
count will plow call and ' settle the same,
as our books must e closed. One of us
may always be fouml at the office of Dr.
u. vv. uaidweru - ; J - r
P. C. & J. W: CALDWELL.
: Feb7tf - . i
CiXBAiri SAW ItllLl, FOR SALE.
We hare a steam SAWMILL of four
horee power in good Order and nearly new,
with all the fixtures for two circular saws,
which' we will sell low with or without the.
building, ... j, MYERS &, SON, -feb.
6'62 lm Washington.N. C.
JJAUNESS AND
SHOEMAKERS
: Cand find work at good prices by calling
on - M. b. TAYJLUK.
feb 6'62.6t. - - ' i
JUST RECEIVED. ' ' s. .
A supply of extra fine MERINO UN
DER-SHIRTS have just been receive4
and for sale by . J. . PHILLIPS
decl2,'61-dtf. ; ,
k fop the Tliief.
fllAKEN from my Livery Stable
m naieign; a rea roan tiorse,
ana buggy, foaid- horse has .the.
da it" . i i r . i i f
. scraicnes -uw.:tne leu nina loot, very
oaOf so -. rnuco- so that he is -lamed ;
and he is spavined in one of his hind
legs, but which is not recollected.-
The man is a small, thick -set ' man,. Svith
fair skin and black hair, rather long.. :He
had a black suit of clothes, welt- worn,
and looked as if he had been a fireman or
engineer on the.: Railroad, "as his clothes
were slick and gteasyT ' I " will give fifty
aoiiars reward lor the information enab
ung me to recover my horse and buggy.
Feb 5-' 621m ' : 1 '
- J. Y. BRYCJB & ICO.
saixsasis 1
Cotton and All . Kinds of Produce,
TRADE STREET!
' ' CHARLOTTE, N. C
. EST All orders attended to with dispatch..
aprll6-tf ' V - -
CflARLOTTE DRUG "STORJE.
TO ETAIL DBATER3 IN FOREIGN AND DO-
MUs MSTI0 DRUGS. Medicines. ' Chemleals.'
Perfumery, Fancy ArUcles, Oils, Paints; Varnishes,
Window Glass, Patty, Dye Stuffs, Turpentine,
Burning riura, ajoohol, Pore Liquors, Canton Teas,
i Having closed our books, we intend to sell here
after for cash. , - May 4. lS61.tr
INK HANUFACTORYt
FTHHE Subscriber has commenced the mannfac-
Ai. tore or a beaatifnt : ' -
RLACK WRITING. INK. '
It la made from an English recipe, and is re
markable for its brilliancy of color and freedom
from all aedlmenta or drags.; - -" : ;
Orders from dealers will be fined with prompt
pess, and at as a.oders,t mice aa they have been
parebasing for from Northern manufacturers.
Order solicited, and samples sent wherever rv- -quested.
Address . : W. B. JOHN8TON, '
aug SO-tf ' ' . ;; ,. . ; Columbia, 8. C. r
Rtnoval.
THE subscriber bys to inform the ubUc that
he has removed his Shop to No 4 OBAN1TS
BO W, where ha fat prepared with a full stock of
GOODS FOJ2 KIENS WEAK,
. To supply all who may favor him with a call.
Haring secured the lerrices of one of the best
Cutters In the Booth, he feels satisfied that he can
P1 most rastidaoos. . J,rrna .
AtlanUc, Tcnn. &. 0. R. R,
f-1f
THI charges on this Eoad must be prepaid oa
all Freight going U Stations oa this Road
where there are no Agents.. All such freights will
be delivered at said uatiooi at the owners risk.
..... A, H MARTIN,
ssii,",1sa ".m
pOFFEErOOFFEE.
750 Bags Choice Cuba Coffee, cargo of
schy. , from . ,
C
Nympha,
Eldorado,
5 bag a Coffee,
50 " " ''x
S
Hermitage,
W . .
Valparaiso,
F- .
Nympha, i
. Nvo
Nympha, - -LB
PerU,
LB
Pinalr
LB
Cruz, ' . -N,
LB
Belia Vista,
LB
Nva Nympha,
M1M
Caracolello, .
M2M
A.
M3M
Proserpina,
. A14M
R,
M5M
YY,
I -'F
11
90
20
20
50
35
20
30
61
50
20
40
150
30
Nympha,
Just roceived and for sale by -
fc KAHNWEILER & BROS.
January 25, 1862 tt
M
ILITAUY BUTTONS, &C
Received per Steamer Isabel, Gold Ep-
paulets for Commissioned Officers, Military
Buttons, Gold Lace, Pistols, &c.
Call soon at '
, i KAHNWEILER & BROS.
Jan. 25. 1862 tf , :
JNGLISH GOODS.
A splendid assortment of Prints, Striped
Osnaburg, Plaid and Striped English Cotton
Goods, per Steamer Bermuda,
j - For sale at , i
'- KAHNWEILER &. BROS.
. Jan. 25, 1862 tf ,
- I- N IB I ip.l. - m IN N - I III, , . ,, I. , . I !
QOTTON
LACES, &c
We are selling off our splendid stock of
Needle Work, comprising Sleeves and
Collars, French and English worked Bands,
Edging and Inserting,. Thread, Linen1 and
Cotton Laces, as usual, low prices.
Selling very fast at '
- - KAHNWEILER & BROS.
' Jan. 25, 1662 tf
gCUPBRNONG WINE.
Superior articles of Scupernong WINE,
in bottles for family use. For sale at - '
- KAHNWEILER & BROS...
: Jrn. 25, 1862 tf
TTENTION BATTALION.
Just received a Patent Combination Stool
and Cot for camp use. Also, an assort
ment of heavy Army Undershirts, Drawers,
India Rubber Overcoats and Pants, Enam
eled Oil Cloth Coats. For sale at ;, ;
; - - KAHNWEILER & BROS.
January 25, 1862 tf
Particular Attention!
A 8 there will be a change in our firm, our cus
JrUL tomers will do us a great faror by calling
and settling their accounts and notes.
Our terms hereafter are strictly casn.
KAHNWEILER A BRO'S.
Aug. 11,1861 tr.
OOD STIRRUPS.
Now on bend and for sale
100 PAIS OF WOOD . STIERTJPS.
- -. Apply to
feb 3, d3t w3w. ? S. M. HOWELL.
The undersigned begs leave to inform i
his friends and the public generally that he
is fepared to give' private lessons, at the
residences of the pupils, on the Piano, Gui
tar, Violin, and Melodeon, and in drawing
and the modern languages,. -Terms mode
rate. . K. r. iiUJNT.
Professor at tli e Charlotte Fem.. Gol.
: jan'61-28.dtt
TVTOtice. . '. ;
' . Office N. C. R. R. Co.,
; Company Shops, Jan. 17, 1862. J
All persons having, notes or accounts
against this Company are hereby requested
to present tnem without delay at this Uihce
for settlement.. All running accounts must
De sent in at tne close ot eacn year ; in no
case will such accounts be considered as
entitled to interest. o.
, JOHN H. BRYAN, Jr., Sec'y; .
Jan. 27, 1862-1 m ' : 4
To be Rented.
XriLI be rented ? on the
1ST.- r j j r i
ijra'aajr oi marcn
next, at the residence of
Th WILSON, deceased.
THEWHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
with the improvements attached thereto,
and the furniture, of .the house. Ate. This
well known property is two miles east of
Shelby, Cleveland county, N. C. - i
3r' Terms will .be made known on
the day of renting. , I
ri. B. At the same time and place will
be sold,
CORN,-
-WHEAT,"-- --.;;t3vv ,
OATS, .- :-
, and FODDER.
, y C. O. WILSON. 1
, W : , E. WILSON. : : )
Feb 4 cjlra - '
pROOM CORN WAWTEP.
Alarce lotiJt BKOOM CORN is wan
ted at the Broom .Manufactory r connected
with the North Carolina .. Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb and tbe Blind, at
Raleigh for which the highest' market
price will be paid. ' .
i Farmers in North Carolina "are urged to
raise a crojxof BROOM CORN the present
rear. Any lniormanon as to ue memoa
of culture &c.,' will be given upon applica
tion to the undersigned. - ' - ' "
WILLIE J. rAJjAiKK,
jan 31, dlw wlm. Principal.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE FIRM OF BURROWS &, PAS -
CHALL is this dajr dissolvedby mutual
consent. T. J. Hureows is autnonzeo to
close up all outstanding accounts. Persons
having claims against this firm will please
present them as soon as ponsrble for set
tiement. and those indebted will' please
come forward and settle. ? - ?
n r i ; i r T;i, BURROWS, f
- UA.PASCHALL.
Charlotte Jan. 12, 1862. "
jan 14 62-d if - - . . ' j.
OIX REIfX.V
The Store House and Ware
houses recentlv. occupied bv
Messrs. Dfuker fc HeilburnA Also the
Residence over the Store.
. Jan f 13th. WM. JOHNSTON.
"TTAXCIIES,
JEWELHY, A:c,
jThe subscriber respectfully Announces to
tee public that be has purchased the entire
8tof of. Washes, Jewelry; Clocks, Silver
Ate, belonging lo J. G. WiLxiiianjr &, Co.,
which is now offered to the public low for
cash only. -,
' -Particular attention given to repairing
Watches ftnd Jewelry.
1
ssssCJ
ACAIID. . j
To Ol-r Friends -.For the purpose of
settling our out standing business to this
date. ;Our firm will change its style On
the 1st day of January 186?,; te Williams
& Oates, who wUl continue the business
at the old stand ol the subscribers. We
earnestly request our customers to come
forward and settle their indebtedness, as
business cannot be carried on without
money.- ." v-; ; ; . -
The ready zeal with which both, part
ners have volunteered to serve their coun
try is a claim upon you which should 'not'
be overlooked iror should you by withhold
ing their just due cause a total sacrifice of
their business. Oates & Williams.
Dec. 30, '61. tf.
ARTILLERISTS
FOE, THE WAR.
ARTILLERISTS, to serve during the
present ,
under the
CONFEDERATE FLAG, :
are wanted, und will, be paid under Con
federate Rule, enflrted to all the benefits
provided by law. .
For further particulars apply to
Capt. W. A. O WENS, Charlotte, N. C.
Jan 29 '62-d 3w. i ;
ABLE-B ODIED MEN
WANTED,
FOR THE ARMY' OF
NORTH CAROLINA,
FOR THE WAR.
. For further particulars enquire at the
Post Office. ,
dec. 21, 1861 -tf. ; . E. A. ROSS.
THOMPSON & BABNES
WHOLESALE,
GROCERS AND MERCHANTS,
23 dc 25 COMiriON STREET,
. NEW ORLEANS, LA.
;. flg Orders for Sugar, Molasses,
ice,
solicited.
With an experience of twenty years, we
feel confident of giving satisfaction,
jan 18 '62-d3m
C II E AP F O IT CAS II :
MEDItnil TOBACCO,
.AT WHOLESALE" PRICES,
fob sale Bt ;; '
KARL LANDFRIED,
CHARLOTTE, N. O. -
January 25, 1861- tf ,
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
150 HHDS n- sugak
Common, 8 cUw , .
:V.. Fair - . '11 " ''-
Strictly Fair, 12 to 18 cts.
400bbls. N. O. iriOiVASSES, 65 cts.
per Gallon.
The prices . are to. Merchants only. Orders
promptly attended to. ' r
jan. i isea. . , wilulaus a uaxks. .
Wheat -and Corn Wanted.
THE planting community will take
notice that their- Wheat and
Corn Crops will be purchased at the
Charlotte Steam Flourinr Mill, at
market prices. Those haying Wheat
and Corn for sale may find it to their
advantage to can at the Mm before
closing a sale. '
JOHN WILKES
Charlotte Flour Mill.
anjr 1, 1860-lv
plOTXOX
BUYERS.
J3T iTAS cto
will purchase -
COTTON,
GKAUN, FLOUR,
- ' AND . .
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
of ail idnds, for which the . ". " ' ." .
HIGHEST MARKETPRICEIn CASH
will be paid.
' Just received a large lot of -'
BAGGING, .. 1
j. i .. AMB v .
: ROPING,
and a complete supply of
G R OCER IE S .
now 4 '61-tw2mos - . .l''lE.k
Family Flour for Sale,
T the Cbarlotte Flouring Mills can be had
Family, Superfine and fine FLOUR, SE
CON US, SHORTS and BKAN. ' , . -
Also, MEAL and GRIST...
JOHN WILKES,
- aug 1, 1860-ly Charlotte Flour Hills.
KEAJD THIS 1 ...
THE SOLDIERS' RELIEF-
' Having closed our business In the toiro ot Chsj
lotte, I hereby give you due notice that your Botes
and accounts for 1861 is ready for settlement. I
shall expect all persona (except the soldier In the
army,) to come forward Immediately and pay up
as 1 am compelled to have money or suffer. , Any
man that will keep money in his pocket when It Is'
Justly due his fellow man, is doing injustice to .him
self and his Country, therefore I ask you to come
forward and put your shoulder to the wheel. Any
man that would plead the present sty law might
want eredlt hereafter. Look out.
WM; TRELOAR.
r Dec. 9, 1861. dec JO, Wlwlmo' h
WANTED AT :
eT- T,
Jewelry Store, :.
, j , ; Opposite KerrTs Hotels
N. B. The highest, cash , pnee paid for
gold and silver.
jan 18 '62-dl2
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH.
BUmUOii OEfJTIST.
GRADUATE OF THE BALTIMORE DENTAL COL-
ITS FOLLY PREPARED TO DO ALL DETtTAL
JL Werk la the latest Improved styles, and will be
at ms omce two weeas in eacn month da tin? from
ue urn noDiu; uv monto ana wul appro-
priMC! luo reusuaw oi ms time to au persons
destring work done at their residences, who will
oonge aim very mucn oy Mdresslng nlm at Cbaf
lotte,'N.O."
ALL WORK WARRANTED. ''
. - OiHce, opposite Kerr's IloU.lI,
, .r., Brown's building, np-ttalrs.
apnllt 1561-tf - t "
SEI1VANT XOSXAfi TO HlUB
- By the month, or -.for the remainder ol
the year. Apply to Capt. Wilkes, or Mr.
Boyd, attfae team MUl, or to the under-
signed, E. M. EVERHAKT.
jan 28, '$2-3f,. - ; ' x . r .
" . ' 1 . 1 i " 1 1 1 1
A Cook and Washer Wanted.
AN xperice4 COOS, Washer aad Irsner.'wiJ
heas of a (dsassaai sitsatlva appUaUo
U ALL. - SVT
' - i
a DO.
" P A TiTVrETTO
IRON WORKS ,
COLUMBIA, S. C; .
IV1LLIAII ULAZU, 1'roprleCor.
OKOItGIS A. SHIELDS, Forcmao.
MANUf ACTUKE3 STEAM ENG1NL3 of aajr
power desired, for Hills aud PlsiiUUoa'
parpoctMy at short notice, havins at ait Uoim oa
head sou oaished, or lo s forward state. , Io con
necUoo wltlx oar MM snd Engine Work, we bAve
secoredtik services of sir. JOIIK CKABTKJCC,
who. Is one of the test Millwrights in the femth
saperlntend the putting up of MiUs and Enjtiue. .
. OOHN MmL.S. -:
Mfi?m 'Kent tQT one ot test ro&tlULK
U1 now br OM, and can furbish anj else
w . .V S,00 wishing the UUls art InrltcJ to :
eU at the Works, and witness the operation of the
ne now la use. The MUl-rsxk, which Is the erj
Muri,,ired tfleld,-8.tt, and the
Mills arc built complete at our Establishment.
BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS.
' AUdecrlpUonsof BEA83andIR0N CASTIN03
executed Jn the best manner, and at short
notice, as we east ererj day in the week. Our
!.tKL?aT! U Vry Ur ha recently
purchased Ml those former! . owned br U Wj
Wright, which belnr added to thoeTmia, t mV
Establishment for the pst nre years, makes the
assortment more full tbaa any other like vstsbUau
ment In the State. . . i - .
w
I am agent for one of the large? Wire RaUtna
Companies at the North, and will furnish WIN
DOW GUARDS, OALtEXUEa, VC&ANDAUS,
BEDSTEADS, or any description of Wire Work, at
the book prices of the manufacturer, which can be
seen at my office. -
IRON RAXLINO. j
. I would call attention to this' branch of our bus
In ess, baring a great variety of patterns, for pub.
Ho and private grounds, cemeteries, Ac and will
keep on hand; and cast any style wanted, at prices
fi ai lowaa the same can be bourn at the north. -
-rr rMnM II 4ir A l . r r- ,
. - wiiv winrt uhwui
I am agent for K. lioe A Co's ooltbrated Cla.
CULAR SAWS, and also for a manufacturer of the
same article In Richmond, Va. A full supply of
these SAWS, of all slses, always on hand. Persons
wishing them, will do well to call on me; aa I make
no charge for fitting them to the mandrels. '
OLD SAWS-EE-TOOTHKD. .
I hare a GUMMING MACHINE on hand, and
am prepared to re-tooth old saws, making them as
good as new. - . .
dee 11, im-tt WILLIAM GLAZE.
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Notice to Merchants.
FOaWARDINO OTICI . I
1 - i 8. O. R. R. Co. . v -
tV CaxaLsaTov. March It, l&AL )
mn t flAnih n,MiA. n,n,A,ii nAm.a k . v
JL determined to dlsoontlnue this department off
the service, the undersigned, who has besn the for
warding Agent of the Company for the last four, or
are years, nas associated wiui urn the Ctiler Clerk
in thedepartment, and, under the name of OA NTT
ABTONY, will continue to RECEIVE and FOR
WARD aufh articles as may be consigned to'bls
care. , Ue trusts, by strict personal attention, to
retain a very liberal share of the business of the
department.
Parties are reminded that alt poodsmow reach
ing this port from points beyond the Xonederate
States of America, must be entered at th Custom
House, and that duties are payable on loch as are
not purchased on or before the 88th February last,
ana lad-en on shipboard on or btbre tAs 10 (A
March instant, sare such as are on the free list.
It Is therefore necessary that remittances be uaJe
to pay the duties where duties are payable, amd
im Ait (usas to oovxa raa axraasa or Custom
UoDsi aarar, whsthsb tbb eoooa aaa rau oa mot.
1 Prompt compliance will prevent delay and ex
panse, as all articles not entered and permltte-1
will be stored by the Custom House officers. The
South Carolina Railroad-Company will ad ranee,
as heretofore, the charges of freight, dray age and
warfage, but not the expense connected with the
Custom Bouse. ' ' !
Rates of charges for forwarding will be wry
moderate, and may be bad on application ta
GANTT A STONY, to whom aU busloee oouiun
olcatloos should be addressed. !-..-.
The undersigned refers to the officers of the
South Carolina Railroad Company, ta the custom-'
ers of the Forwarding Department, and to ail "
merchants of standing in the city of Charleston,
and respectfully eollolts a liberal share of patron -age.
. JAMES L. GANTT. V
Late Forwarding Agent 8. 0. R. R. Co.
NOTICE.
To the Sheriffs qftXe different Counties of North
, .-. : .fy- Carolina, i .-. - . . -
A LL BLANKETS AND CLOTHING WIIICU
JOh. may be rectired by you can be sent direcU
to tbesevtral Companies wldclj went from. Our
county and when your own Companies are op- ,
plied, you will then forward any balance on "hand
to the Quartermaster in Raleigh. Yod will pat up
ail articles intended for your Companies In airong
boxes, directed to tbe Quartermaster In Raleigh
with the Company and the Regiment plainly mar- .
ked on them ; and you will have the contents of .
each box marked on it. ' '
Whenever the Companfes are on duty In your
neighborhood, you are authorised to dclirer the
articles to them, taking tbe receipt of the Captain
fo them, wliicb. receipt you will forward to this
office. ; '
' J. DETE&EUZ, AiQ. Jf.
! Oct. 4, 1861. . bs t.
J Quartermaster's Oltice,"
- ' I OoroBsa 8d, 1861,'
ANY PERSON OR PERSONS WHO MAY BE
Desirous of taking- Contracts for making .
Clothes for the Army of North-Carolina, can ob
tain .terms, Ac, on application ' at. this office.
L Goods will be Issued to any responsible parties,' In
(quantities sufficient to clothe single Companies
which can be made up in then own neighborhoods, N
and the money will be paid to the parties recelV- ,
Ing the Goods, on the return of the manufactured
articles. Parties may furnish the Cloth,, which '
Will be paid for by the State. , I
V&1 &&1LUA., Jl. U. JU. .
October 4-61. . ... ... -J
PROSPEOTU8;
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THE CHARLESTON MERCURY
.' . A POLITICAL. C03IKERCIAL. AXO UTIRART
PUBLISHED DAILY' AND TRLWRSKLY
aIIE llsacvar gives dally reports of (be Mar
. ket and Marine Intelligence in Charleston,
and of Obarle8tod commerce In the leading sea
ports of the world. The Weekly 'Prices Current
is made up with much care, and from tbe most
reliable sources. Its connection with the "Asso
ciated Press" insures tbe latest intelligence bv
Telegraph and the earliest news by Steamers from.
Europe, it nas aa anie ana accomplished uor
respondent In London (a gentleman connected
with the editorial staff ot the London Times,) and
regular Correspondents In New Fork, Washington,
Key West and Havana. Tbe monthly Mew York
Fashion Letters and weekly letters on Life In
Washington, are additional attractions in favor of
Us lady readers." Its literary notices, from the .
pes of a gentleman wno occupies pernaps the
highest position among the literary men ot the
Beuta, are cuscrunxnaung ana compreae&tiTS.
Attention is paid to all matters of general concern',
especially those in reference to the Planting ana
Agricultural interest, and to the current news. of
the day. Great care Is taken that nothing shall
appear in lu columns - which should be exolnded
from the family circle. ' . . . -
- The political ered ot lb Ummavmr : consists la
the principles of the Uembcratlo Party, - as laid
down in the Virginia and Kentucky Kesolattons of
1798 and 1799 the- Sovereignty of tne fctatet; a
strict constructive; of tbe Federal Constitution by .
tbe General Government, the agent of the States ;
Free Trade, and an economical Administration or
the Government. Its poller Is the Union of the
Southern States in maintaining their .right.
Terms Payable In Advance.
DAILY, per annum. I lO.oo
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Clubawlllbe Furnished follows t
Five Copies of the DAILY for............ 'to.0t
FJve Copies of the TK1-WKEKLY jo.OO
The namf of no person out of Charleston will be
entered onsour books, onJess the payment of the
subscription be made in advance. M or will orders
from without tbe city to publish AdverUsements.
Uarriage Notices, or Obituaries, be attended to, .
unless the cash, or an acceptable City reference.
accompany the order, aloney may always be
forwarded at our risk In registered letters.
i PnarwiltlU 1T1 knthnrliwILn.rl unar Atrmntm
in obtaining subscribers and forwarding the
money ; and by. sending us Jiee Dailv subecrr
bers. with tUi enclosed or five Taf-Wsaur
subscribers, with .$23 enclosed, wUl be entitled to
ad extra copy ; or if preferred, taey may retain
Twenty ver cent, of the pre-paymeuts. for their :
trouble and In lieu of the extra paper.
Out of South Carolina, no person wnaterev- U
authorised to collect. debU Already due te the
Alsacoav." .-..
In the Bute Mr. RtMDSi. lL Boaoaas ls-ear rsg
nin a vent to make collections and procure new
business and subscriptions. . !
In Charleston, Mr. Jxxxs D. ScDce, eonnectod , '
with Ue office. Is our regular authorised collector
who has full power to receipt for money now due
the paper and to contract iqr luture puaxnesa.
fiabscrlbers and others, In debt to us. are irm. .
tly requested to send In our dues by mail at the
earliest period. Bj so doing, they will sare ns .
twenty per cent, an amount equivalent to a prin
cipal portion of th, profits. , , . V 1
tJ XmToaa lathe Cute and throurosi tbe
South, woo receive our TawWuxxr for their
WaxxiV,arsrpy revested to ooirjenjate , .
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