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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-08
The Battles near Richmond.

June 26th, 27h, 28A, 29h and 3Oh, and Jnly
1a and 2d, 1862.
THE CONFEDERATE VICTORIOUS.
LARGE NUMBER OF PRISONERS,
GUNS, AMMUNITION AND STORES CAP
TURED, ,-iNCIDENTS, &c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-08
~ lZA19&, E.EG As1aa4
So IN ADVANCE.
Notice..

An election will be opened and held at the several "c-
ton Precincts in M-clruburg county, the first Thurs
dav in August mkt 9th day. for a Governor. Members
of thu Legislature. and a Sheriff. W. W. GRIER,
Nav 27rb Sheriff.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-08
N o II @ 8 .

m = I I Q "
have for sale excellent STEAM ENGINE of six
horse power, manufactured by Amos & tirun RaIti-
more. 1t has excellent Boiler that has never been
injured in any way. will sell the Engine and ali its
appurtenanccS reasonable terms as it could be
bought in the Confederate States. Will also sell an
excellent Dial Pianciug Machine.
THOMAS DAY.
April ;. lSG2 I'm Milton. y. c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-08
Ordnance Department.


All pure SalPetre delivered at the Ordnance Dcno,
nt Raleigh within the next six mouths will be maid COR
at the rate of sixty cents pound All that is imnure
will be received and paid for At the for the
PURE Saltpetre it may contain. Transportation from
any point the railroads will also he paid by the
Department. All communications this subject
should he addressed 10 Capt. "a. W. LAWRENCE,
Ordnance Department, Raleigh, y. c.
!. G. MARTIN.
!e-s Ali't Gen and Chief Of Ordnance
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-08
HIDE Sd.

The market price paid for Hides, hy
May Is, 1852 If S NJ HOWELL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-08
Will, Charlotte & Ruth. Railroad--.
MES.IERN DIA-ISlAN

On and after Monday the 18th instant, the Passenger
Mai! Train will be this Road daily Sunday
exccptcd) as follows:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-08
StormiBg Entertainments.

1t now beings p. NJ, and The head of our
column in view of the Federal camps, Gen. Pryor
was sent forward with his brigade to drive away
the heavy mass of skirmishers posted to our rear
to annoy the advance. This being accomplished
with great success and with little loss to US, Pryor
returned and waited orders Meanwhile the
Fe'eras, from their camps aud several positions
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Ayers Cathartiic Pills.

JTNIE sciences Of CSen1istry and Medicine have
IL been taxed their utmost to produce this best,
most perteet PpEgatiye which Is known to man. In.
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these Pills have
virtues which surpats In excellence the ordinary
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take; and being purely vegetable are nee from any
risk OF harm Cares haye beenlmade which snFpass
belief were they not snbstantiated by men Of such
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picion of nntruth. Many eminent clergymen and
Physicigp have lent their names to certify 10 the
sentme the assTiranoes OF their tSat
my Preparations contribute Immensely to the relief
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SHOE MANU-F & i

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Main Street, where We are extensively
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aud quality OF Ladies'. Mlsse Childrens, Boys and
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BALTIMORE 7 ] 40
Commercial College!
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LO,CA-TRD
Cor. BalttnoSrle3 and CharIes-sts.,I


Lo,oATED
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IfIMI1s INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
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The advantages and facilities here offered to yotfns
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y. II. PHILLIpS
Professor fthe Theory and Practice
,iss,i and oO9nsFisat S G4lsslAtiona q , 2
80 Associate Professorof Bookkeeping, s,
n. @. JOHNSON.
Professor Of Business and Ornamental PenmRnRhirt
Win s. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ, b
REV. 4. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
a Lecturer on Commercial Ethioi ~ -
"a q TRUSTEES. .-7 astliia
Hon. Jno. 2. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yanRaht,
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The College e provides with Commerciai Iitra+S
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Rseh Student has a as.k to himself and 4. .eSa.
FAtelY Instructed. 49,, T II -
There being ag "a. VACATION during the STUDENT.
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A DtPLoltG Il awarded to ali Graduates.
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H.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
.COUSHS,C COLDS, HOARSENEsS. IN
FLUENZAs BRONCHITIS,
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and for the RELIEF of oousumpVe patients In adyanc-
ed stages OF the disease. tFz44g s.a
We need not speak 70 the public Of it's virtues.
the american States its wonderful Of phluion.
airy complaints have made II already known. Nay
few arc the families In any civilized country ON ths
continent without some personal experience nfits
effects and fewer yet the communities any where
which have not among them some living trophyOf
its victory over the subtle and dangerous diseassSo
1.-THE throat and lungs Whileit Is the most powerful
lantidote yet known TO for the formidable and
dangerous diseases OF the pulmonary organs, II Is
also the pleasantest and safest remedy that be
employed for infAnts and young persoIs. Parents
should have Il in store against the insduous enemy
that steals upon them uprepaSed. We have abnnd-
ant grounds TO believe the OHERRY PEcroRAL saves
more lives by the oonSumpti0ns II prevents, than
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they are durable, nor neglect them until no human
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too the virtues Of this remedy, need not do more
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We spare cost, nor care no toll to produce 1t the
most perfect possible and thus aotd those who rely
on It the best agent which our skin can furnish Tor
their cure. a
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sss-dlM. JOHNSON & SON.
MAN FASTENERS OF Copper, Tin aud

- 70 Shect.IFoh WRfe' ------
TAING AVAILRD OURsELYEs0 OF ALL THK
III Improved facilities, We are better prepartinJg
than kef to NIL all orders for any article VI WoSk
he tlVe line OF businesk. rGlliss and CD1dncias
mad % order steambpat work done in = Lubsla,
tiaI I'D WorkmAnlike manner. We are nov paying
particular attention this branch Of the tESis, ts
can guarantees sRtisfAetionin every PartiulaE. l.
WhtissaIe Dealers We can oter indnesnehts tAl
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ke3b stock of thelatast aud most approved P4sefA.
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Don,t1 dispute against facts well esta-
blished, merely because there is some
what unaecountable in them. That tue
world tshould be created ofanothing is to
us inconceivable; but rot therefore to be
doubted. r.,
Here is an. old epigramin two lines, or
rather an epitaph, sharp enough to wake
up the vixen, if she We're not very dead
Indeed: sl;ieassA y FifaI.5f9
. al +IIsre lies my wife Polly-a.tetrible. Ahrewi.-
81 III said / was sorry then should lie too'sl.
THOSE who pray always are necessary
to those SShoineIer pray dlt&iSa
The best thinkers are those who are
not only. thinkers bqt actors ytf@ssf.
Alcohol destroys live man but pre-
serves a dead one 5o'i bsilSt ,sss'9asI
ADVICE is the only sort of vice that
some people don't follow. 70 l.'sA i7ie'{
LAWYERS are the yultures that hover
over perishing fortunes ia fss a. m
OPPosITEs frequently go together chills
and feyers are generally assoc iated. al
FIRST get at absolute conquest over
thyself, and then thou vii teasily govern
thy wife. z : - ~ =
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The present critical state OF European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the fortheosaink year. They will occupy Il mit-
crude speculAtions and flying rIlmors OF the daily
Journals and the Tohderohs tome OF the future liis
ment OF the great political events of the time shall
have passed away. It isto these Periodicals thar
readers must look for the only really Ineligible and
reliable history ofcurrent events. and as suc il.
addition TO their literary scientific
aud theological character, we urge them upon tho
reconsideration OF the reading public -
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British publiIhela gives additional value 70 these
reprints, tnasmueh as they can now be placed III
the hands Of subscribers about as soon rs tile ors
Ilnal editions - -
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NIiss0uri mining COmpaRI
incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CanWHa sTnCR s50O,ODp

INCORPORATED Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOcIk-.-...-..-.......s5OO. oep
Units COMPANY IS FORMED P0R TIE PuE,
II pose Of advancing the great mtnng tnteFestiS
our state. We do not profess TO Be goEeE14ssa y
purely phiIanthrope motives In Initiating thh p
terprise We believe that the stock can h mAtsls
pay large dividends, andat the same time more RAJ
good accomplished and greater progress 11de n e
TelopIng and making known the astonishing mht;h
wealth Of Missouri thauby the use Of i've tmis u
amount Of our capital invested IN auy Othef busnA
We shall make the once OF our C0mpAay u
PletA mining bureau Of the mineral res9lFssss ~
State. We have power under our charter = ~
chase land sell 1linetlll lands wherever l2eAl9
Aiaaouri- Great inducements viii be offered i'eas-
ttalists tHd mluing adfenturerSy Nho desire y ~
sllffe rga EeEk paying mines BY dealing wa ~
sWsfrsspeetfally Aolleis the attention Of al st.
have mineral lands for sale to send rs st4iesl
lands, the number Of acres the location, and y, ~
est cash price they are willing to take fog sAi AS
ReAtallNr6TlS only suehlminhs ~ pay Largely ;.
shall opeuAnd prove most Of the lands We veil u
books for subserip ti5n 70 the stock are nov cPah
thetQiiice OF the Company, Main street, h'EtbstA
corner OF Locust, over MerehantS Bank, enifait'
No. q Locust street. All Uhe feel ahinteret ntss
business, aud have money, VIII do well 70 sAl =
subscribe. Those WiRhfng stock, living cut .! q
city, can sesqrs it byseRelosipg ten per cent gu
amount wanted to the President or TreAsurst
si'at5ssiI 3IEEeIoHss
Henry q, Bacon, Esqs Mathew BltItI ~
Joseph Iaiilfops ks4s 2 Q B. BI, Lynch, ~,
= z 5S0ss i9s2i' 44Gs41Is se'sPA t''h'' '''7
al, Henry D. Bacon, 80 Il. V. Boy.
II. BUTLER, Treas. AEFRED CLAPP, PI''t
The above prospectus has up to this dale -
published IN only one Of cur leading papen " u
days. No extra efiortstO got stock taken hate ~
nadss yet tho public - well appreciate the sgll-
ness Of the enterprise, that over two hundred H.
and d0llhFs Of livestock has Aready been taken "
Eonld briefly state that the shares are IS each
in full without further labiity transferable By =
livery registered only when dividends arr refil
ANY person having money to spare, can, by the y,
make an inyostment that viii pay largely, asi ~
stock that fSfeAdly converted into eash Withoui "
All communications 10 the President PTU1E
ansWered. nII3O-dkN=s
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New Goods! New Goods!
sliTHIRD lARRIvAET, ioF o
JOHN T.LAKIN.

CsuceesgoF to Wheeler 3 IAkin.l
UIL REoRIYR AID HAVE OPENED FOR
NV inspection on Thursday, March 2ath; q new
and veil selected q tlaent 81 !. : ~
Cloths, Gassimeres and VestinesI
Also GcompI stsaisgftmeht Of aENTLEAERN'S FUR
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Ihe patrons OF the old hrm. and the public in gs-
SE6I, 6r6 Invited call and axamneny
St6ek before A. Iintsnd 6sli-
ing At small 70 cash and prompt purchasers.
s1hAnkfdI for thePakTonage bestowed upon the old
1r1s 1olIelf Continuance Of the same for the
ltabliahmeuts J0HNTs hAKIiS Merchant Thli6F,l Z
nhzs-lNd Go.192 Main ~ fGhssltnssSa z
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel
sui l5is ing Rail Road. ,!ill4 hIttl

Ia S5sg - E5i;ss9s.s.:5
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, AISy 9th, 1862, .pas-
~ senger Trains Will leave bridgeport Al tYiiows
(Snndays e1eeptedl y q s''A ~ = ttzstF
1885 AZ II. Mail Train stopping at all stations, a..
tlsfniis riYes at lPittsbnrgh at 3:15 p M, aud
80 Cleveland at 0;l0 i, NJ. .+7 fsg4Fg Il q
4O2 NJ Expires Train stopping at all stations,
;ls9 :. arrives at littabutgh at 500 P. n.
l0tl5 p. NJ Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
ieEs,. 2;20A- VI. alMl Cleveland At e;l5 A.iAl.
gRETURNINGjTRA gRr
Leave Cleveland at e25 A. 81. aud 6;l5 p. NJ, ar
Leave Pistsburg T. at 100 4. NJ $50 and
1850 p. Ms arrive at Bridgeport at 4:64 "a. NJ %
AsMsand 1876 P. 81. si ~ s=.s qsn6 gHl
Connections are made az 5FoIlpYysti
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania II. r, for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhiIa.
ga251siF tttt fdelphia, New York and Boston.
"a CCIeiaud with Cleveland & Toled r. r. for Ban.
dusly, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago AID
all Poihtsin the NORTH WEST. With
% A--s Detroit steamers for Detroit, JRcksOn,
aa@ti - Chicago and the NORTH .WEsF.i With
Cleveland Erie X. II. for Erie Duu-
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls With
nti4A=71 az Cleveland. oolumbus & Cincinnati for
Il lu1slssn-. Crestline Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudson with the or. q O. X. Il. for cuyRboEa
v Is Falls, Akron; NlnlersbrIsli and lYe6s.
At Alliance WITH 4. Pt. W., Q, r. h for Canton,
.1tft ~. Maszlllon, Wooster, Salem, Rnon, CO.
AtstsubsnviIe witluP q 4 c. Line and AZ BELIAIa
,5..ti,f5s with Q, o. o. R.R!for GAINESVILLE, New.
ark, Columbus, &enin, Dayton, Indi-
iaf7ss7 annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati LouisVill6
.zuu= ssli StsiLouis, st. Joseph aud all pOinfs
zt.f san Wtst and SOuth West. r s43Ifi M
Exeursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915,
Fare always as low, and time much quicker tIAn
any other route. =---sss--
Through Tickets to all points IN the West, North
and East can be procured at tile office under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or With Freight
Agent at bridgeport Station! tsill hs t4li 2
freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
To the East, North, West and Northwest, Ut ofhce
under NJ Lure Huuse, orwith TT. Agent ut Bridge.
port Station. III \ WaI. d. THRRYIAgent, IL
sI.-sfe Wheeling, Va.
'sif'4 t3Hi lli-sf n. b. tMILLIA5Ts. Agent,
.ii.f,l IL ~ ssg5sA -. bridgeport, o.
N. MCCULLOUGH, President. - n go. : III
r, MYERS, Cent Ticket AH't.. fe66
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OUR CoUNTRY AND HER FLAG
,G,I 81 nj. gsAscis tttskk{ 10
We do not hate our enemyi
May Coded gently with AuS all4
We love our land; we hate herfoe;
We.hate his cause, and thatmust fall
Our country % that goodly land
Our noble country, whole and hale
We love her, live for her, or die;
To fall for her is not TO fall.
Our Flag the Red denotes the blood
We gladly pledge. The snowy white
Means purity and solemn truth,
Unsnllied Justice, sacred right,
It's Blue, the sea we love TO plough,
That lAves the Heaven United Land,
Between the old and Older. world, rrf,s
From strand io'e r mount and istreappIt
strand. kst YasFf
The Blue reflects the crowded stars. :
z ( Blight Union, emblem OF the tree; !. 81
Come every one AMULET L wave 5S
That floating piece Of poetry
Our fathers came and planted fields,
And manly Law, and schools and truth.
THEY, planted. Self Rulez4we wilitHnatd
By word and sword, in age and youth
Broad freedom came along with them,
On. history's ever widening wings,
Our blessings ttis4our task and toll;
.For5t.ardeou are all noble llhings.A Ilt
Then sing and shout for our free land, III
4. For glorious ,FFeelanl's victory; s
Pray. that, in turmoil, and in peace,
81 Freeland our land may ever be. p ii.,.#
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-30
Charleston ConflagratiOn.

Rev. Mr.. Eddy, one of the Federal
prisoners confined in the Charleston Jail at
the time of the great fire in that city, in q
lettet of Dec. 18th TO his wife, and pub
lished in the Pittsfeld Sun, thus speaks o.
the calamity:
The confagration of Charleston was by
far the most fearful sight l ever witnessed
What rendered it the more terrible was
that for hours its progress was directed
towards the jail. It came within three
hundred yards of the jail and then bore
away to the South.
The fire from the falling buildings fell
in showers in the Jail yard, and some of
the buildings around the walls of the
prison took fire, but were Immediately ex-
tinguished. ....l...
1t was pitiful to hear the cries of dis
tress, and see men, women and children
running through the streets at dead of
of furniture continually pass
ing, amidst all the continual crash of fall
ing buildings, the voices of the 6remen III
sing now and then above the din, the roar
of the flames which sounded like the ocean
in storm-explosions which shook the
windows of the old Jail almost open, and
then, at last, toward morning, cannon
seemed to be used in tearing down build
ings to prevent the spread Of the fire.