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burg. Va, calico q dollar and a halt a
yard, and United States treasury notes
selling at seventy i've percent, premium.
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CITY Government.
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n TTTIN|I MIN n II||II "
J0HN cHCMBLEY, RayshsL
f.Sas maiaat-w y wilkinsoa, A. Q. TIE.
end James A steele.
clerk ogHs Nerts--i0hn chumbfy sz-ofci9, z
Boa. Il. Rsa1 secoDa and John Reddick lhird
1ar As,esior--W nuam Driver
Hssaps L5tsoi5s--A. p shankant
lga,er Taz Csiisoi0g--E 3. Garrett
Yytaarsr--R henry
uHqff Masiet--Ti omaa Loake.
Sjpaiasade.i q De Worts9uss-i % Dodd.
s.iosgimsn5snt Of ne Woto Worlo--]ames Wyat
chef u he Firs Dggrimmf--John p seabory
seli9n 40 q sty--r McRrie.
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TorAL 49, -. -


The most interesting portion Of the
navy, at the present slime, is that consist
ing Of iron-clad steamers, and these num-
Der no less than fifty-one. Only twelve
OF these are finished and in service but
many others are nearly ready, and all
will probably be in commission In the
course OF six or eight months. The Phil
adelphia Bulletin has prepared from the
Nary Register the following classification
of the iron clad vessels:
IRON CLAD STEAMERS FINISHED
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Boari d Alder sH--A. ~ brieH, ff11-ae1l % p
newman G. A u Alayaeld, Il.G. scOyei, VIM oheit-
hara, }. g. smith al, G. L. oialbeSae, AID Jas Roob
,,m.oa courea-w p. Jones, Piss ieut William
roberts. n Is. Yarbrough, VIM orivefS Wm. slswafh
fouls Hough, w. MdilIns James Tlraef q II. SOUTH
aate, A. j. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Aa4efSon' J 3
Knowles, AID John cTeady
srASpno coxauIsE og NE cir oosS9L
F,aanee.-gnowlos seovel and cole.
Jya,er IVorfs-Audersoa slauh aoe ClAlooroef
syess-Yarbroazh, Turner, southgete Davis, Brien'
Mayaeld, Chsa.ham aud Claiborne,
tp1arf-Newnlan, stewat andTarnef
Hospitai--Jones Maydeld and sloan-
ect5ols-Cheatham BayAeld aud Know Is
F;,s DeBo-tia sri-Cready, Driser AMI SewGal. z.
Ges-Drvcr, Chaatham and pafis.
oeineey--smith. Steward and Newral
Market IIouss-aoberts, stewart and TW15g'
siarcs-Hough Claiborne aid Dagis i
fPoiice-CheathAm, Brlen ard Andersen
spings--Fiough Claiborne ana Bfie1
Workhouss-Chea.ham Mayaoid aud haoTle lf
Improvements aad ElpeadaTa-Cals scoFal aad
Crcady.
Public Prope g-Brion. cheaths,a a4d Is.-es
Pea Houss--Maydld, Jones and Roberts
"a The Board OF Aldermen meets the Ilas3ay
next preceding the second and fourth T3prsta!s Y
each month, and the Common cogncA the ~
and fourth Thursday ia each mouth r
eo NIGHT POLICE ~
oaptaii,--Iohn Baughs
Firsi Lieaienanl--Wm Yargrcpgn
Second Lisu,ouaui--JohnIi.t laws
Polioeas,,--Wu.a "a kson, JohL Cayenles SEQ pa
Wis, Joel Philips WIN. B'l,er, John Cottreu' l1'H
Mayo, John Eogles, j W. Wright John PuckpH
Robert Scott, " c Francis, Thomas Tralc', Autre"
Joyce, David YATES ,pnl Charles Hgi,tt
wTbe Police court s oTsaed every a'-ong
npc O'eioekCf tallr
COUNTY OFFICERS
81 g.,rie--Iames n t.in,on 6sppis.-Tbo, ag
son aud J. X. buchanan. b
Register--Phinaa. Garrett t..
+, Iiuses--W asler Taylor.
Coroner---N = 3ethsr
Rapger-Jol- Croft
Eeuenue Cou5.cr-T ID Bs.eg
haiiroad H.. CIs..ag--W, D. Robertson
C,asatlea ~ hs N,ttiH. Dsrici-ioiu 2 CoFa
and E. Sewmaa.
COUNTY COURT z
.Jpdgs-Hon james rAlta0rth
Clerk--P. Iipdsl0y EcloL
So Tue Judge Court meets toe nrat hoada{ q
eaeh mouth, and tae Quarterly Court composed Q
the Maea,ratea q Ae Comfy, ia held the arst sioh
day ia January, AtriI July and octobe'
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judgs--Hon Nate G. Baxter
Cgrk-Dayid Q Love.
ss-The Court meets tho arss Monday b maro
aud September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Julge--Hon. William X. Turner.
Clsrk--Charles E. Dggons.
ag-The Court meets the Grst Moadag ig Apr A,
gust and December.
cHANcEaY COURT
Clanoollor-Hon samuel d, Frierscr
Clsrk and Maae.-J. Z. Gleaves
81 The Court meets the arst Monda l Kay an
November.
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announcements OF Candidates.

Cash required u advance Tor an Advertisements,
un'ess by special agreement
We toe unleH.sled, have this day adopted the
Above r,tes 81 waca We 5lad ourselves strictly TO
WAl CAMERON, ior the Urion.
JOHN WALLACE, Cor che D.Fo'ol
ENarl-t Isau., July u, 1852.
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49, NlEW NAvv

\ Ihe Navy Regisity os the United States,
NJ the year 1862, mSdc out OK the 1ss Of
seitember, gives nosl striking ilustra-
ton IT the astonishing growth Of our
navy dNriBg the past year. Tho whole
number oSYessels in the Aalg Renaer for
1861, was OILY 50, aud included among
these were several useless hulks not en-
tered IN tho nCw list, and eight CT ten
that have been deStroyed by the rebels or
lost Still the presSpt number OF vessels
belonging to the naSy, including those
now building, is no lessthan $50 They
are classified as follows ~
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CITY COUNCIL

Boari Of Al8ru.n---N. \, Brien, President J. r
newman. 6. A. =. blayaeid, ElG. scOyei, VIM obet
hara, j. G. smith d. G. L. oialbsSne AID Jas Ro5o
,ontaon Co,tca-w 2. Jones PYas.ient WiAl"'
roberts. 4 g. Yarbrough VIM orivcfl Wm. stsTaf
touls Hongh, " Mullins, James Tiraet g L. socs.
aate, A. j. Cole, Jas DAVIS Andrew Aafeflon J
Knowles and John cTeady
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IR0Nu STEAMERS FINISHED

FoB CONAN sERYIoE.
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THE NEWS.

The latest news in another column is interesting,
,bough not very definite. The most reliable news re-
c.red confirms the defeat Of the Lincoln army under
Buell. by Gen. Bragg 1t is reported that the yankee
troops have evacuated Corinth.
There is nothing new from the Virginia army Both
armies appear to be quiet. Stuarts expedition into
Pennsylvania very successful, and greatly alarmed
the Liuconites. Lincoln called his Cabinet together
and summoned his Generals to attend to consult as to
THAT should be DONE Northern papers confess that
Smart Lee and jackson too smart for their Gens.
As might have been expected the abolitionists were
successful in the elections in Ohio and Pennsylvania
on Tuesday last In New York the democrats and old
line wings are making powerful effort to defeat the
abolition ticket next month.
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.-We learn that the steam
- LeopoIa arrived at Charleston Saturday last with
q valuable cargo for the Government-shoes, ammuni-
ton, &c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

rather SEIrIsH.-The Virginia Legislature, at its
late session passed act for supplying the people of
that State with Salt and under that Gov Letcher
has published regulations be observed in regard to
the Salt of that State, which may and will be
considered selfish and ilberal. The Governor directs
that all Salt factured in the counties of Smyhe
and Washington, hand at the time of the pass
age of the act, hereafter made, shall be held
belong to the State of Virginia. until notice be
given to the contrary; and all transportation Of Salt
from the State by canal railroad by individuals, is
prohibited until the State Of Virginia is supplied An
exemption is made in favor of contracts already
tered into with the proprieors of the works provided
:here is enough salt to supply the wants of Virginia.
but if the supply should be insufficient, then the
tracts with other States to be annued ard diSre
carried The regulations show spirit of selfshness
that hardly expected to see exhibited by the
Virginia auI hores and unjust and unneighborly.
We hope there may be occasion to eufsrce these
mean regulations, but if Gov Letcher does enforce
them and prevents the fumen Of contracts with the
States of North Carolina Georgia, &c. Indignation
will be aroused against Virginia that will never be
forgotten. The action of the Virginia Legislature and
Governor exhibits discreditable spirit, unbecomng
great State. We must all sink or swim together in
this crisis and States least should be liberal
wards each other.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

THE BLocKADERs DRIVEN oFF.-The Yankee block
aiding vessels below Wilmington last week. approached
pretty the shore and fred party Of Confed-
soldiers who engaged in leveng the hills
around Fort Caswel Capt. Starts Fayetteville bat
terry planted two gus the beach, and at the third
shot sent ball through the paddlebox of of the
vessels disabling her and rendering the assistance of
one of her consents necessary. The two vessels left
the premises as fast possible. A shot thrown
by guns the bow of of the vessels FIVE
miles off, the projectile being in the air % seconds
Fort Caswell joined in the engagement and threw shot
and she'll in dangerous proximity to the enemy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

BAD EFFECT.-The growlings and complainingS of
such papers the Richmond Examiner and Charleston
Mercury afford the enemies of the Confederacy great
deal of delight. The Northern press copy copious
from those papers to prove that the people of
the South dissatisfied with their Government, and
that going to pieces from internal dissentions
Our enemies deceived by the Examiner and Mer-
curry and encouraged to hope that the South is by
means united against the North. If the Yankees
knew the facts, they known in the South viz:
that such papers the Richmond Examiner and
Charleston Mercury do not represent the sentiment of
people, they would not be disposed to take so
much comfort from them. The GROWERS and fault
finders have not the sympathy of the Southern people
and exert little influence in their immediate
tons or anywhere else in the South.
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IMPORTANT.

We direct especial attention TO the Appeals of
Gov. Vance and others in another column, in behalf
of soldiers. Unless the people at home act
promptly and energetically brave soldiers in the
field this winter will suffer almost uncomfortable hard
ships. Every and woman in the State can do
something towards relieving the wants of gallant
defenders. Let the good work be commenced imrne-
dialely.
Gov. Vance has appointed the militia Colonies and
Captains in the various counties to attend to the col
lection of clothing and blankets. Read the Governor
patriotic appeal and also communication in to-days
paper and then il you refuse to give blanket
or a pair of socks Don't wait be called by the
collector, but bring the donations forward mme-
diately.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

DEATH OF GEN. ANDERsoS-Brig. Gen. George B..
Anderson of North Carolina, died IN Raleigh Thurs
day last, from the effects of wound received at
Sharpsburg. He wounded in the foot, and it
was supposed at first to be slight but becoming more
and painful, it discovered that the ball was
still in the foot, and was removed by Dr. Johnson on
Wednesday last. Ersypelas supervened; and the
General lived but few hours after the performance
of the operation.
Gen. Anderson entered the service Colonel of the
4th N. c. Regiment, and was promoted to Brigadier
GeneraIshp. He a fine officer and much loved by
his men. He 30 years DID, and his death is sim
cerely regretted.
The Raleigh Register, speaking of the death of Gen.
Anderson, says:
Seen. A. was educated at the West Point Military
Academy, and graduated with distinction. Upon leav-
ing West Point be entered the U. S. Army Lieuten
in the I'd Cavalry. In the beginning of pres
ent troubles he resigned his position in the Federal
army, and we believe he the very first man who
rendered his services his native State through the
lamented Governor Ellis.
On the night before his death, Gen. Anderson was
delirious, and fancied himself in battle. Such ex-
pressons the following, and many others OF kindred
spirit, escaped him. sergeant attend to It, that
these do their duty" 81 most decidedly dsap
prove of that line falling back" 1T must be done.
1t is the order of Gen. Hill." Raising himself up
his arm, he exclaimed yehemently: Here they are"
and seemed ready dash at the foe, of which he
evidently dreaming.
But his battle with his last enemy, and for the
first time he conquered"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

THE LADIES GUNBoAT-A superb iron-clad
boat, called the palmetto State" built Jointly by
the Confederate government and the ladies of
South Carolina who contributed $4,000 of the
cost, was duly "baptized" on Saturday last, in the
presence of an immense concourse Of ladies and
citizens of Charleston and of the State. Colonel
Richard Yeadon delivered the very appropriate
address of the occasion, and Miss Sue l.. Gelzer
who made the first contribution to the fund. broke
the bottle of champagne over her bow.
Another boat, the "Chicora," has also been
built and equipped at Charleston, and came up
from the lower bay to be present on the interest
ing occasion.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

YANKEE OUTRAGEs IN MIssoURI-A friend
in Memphis encloses the editors of the Appeal,
published at Grenada, Miss, letter from gen
tleman of veracty in St. Louis, exposing the out
RACES committed by the Federals in Missouri
They are bearing down upon the citizens with a
much tighter rein, taking from them their farms,
dwellings, and daily avocatious, at pleasure, and
for the slightest cause. When the letter was
written there were seven hundred and fifteen citi
zens confined in the military prison, and nine
tehths of these were arrested on mere suspicion
The letter alluded to says: SIN short, our citizens
are being murdered by hundreds, imprisoned by
thousands, and this you may report as truth, and
nothing but the truth, to the Confederate authori
ties"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL-John Mitchell,
the Irish patriot, so we'll known to the people of
the Confederate States, has arrived in Richmond,
direct from Paris, where he has lived for the last
three or four years. Mr.. Mitchell, during his
former residence in the South was the constant
advocate of secession. His political sagaciy long
saw and predicted the dsmemberment of the I'm
ion. Mr.. Mitchell has two sons, captains in the
army, both of whom have greatly distinguished
themselves in the recent battles
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VALUABLE & DESIRABLE PROPERTY
For Sale

will sell on Tuesday the 9TH of November court
week. public sale, (if not disposed off, the
plantation which now reside adjoining the Depot
grounds of the Wilmington Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad. The tract contains about 50 of Land,
and is we'll watered. There is small residence
the premises This is of The most eligible loca-
tions for private residence in the neighborhood of
Charlotte, being within half mile of the Public
Square. In my absence, inquire of Dr. G. Nye Hutch
inson for further particulars. ASA GEORGE.
Oct 1862
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ARREsTED.-A crazy fool or wicked knave,
named Bryan Tyson, of Brewers Mills, Randolph
county, was committed to Jail in this city, last
Wednesday. He has been publishing incendiary
documents, it is alleged, and seems to have sys-
tenn in his madness. Let him be brought to his
senses. 1t is conjectured that he has secret part
ners in his fendish work. -Raleiyh Journal, 1911
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

OFFICERS TO BE DRoPPED.-Col. Alfred Iverson, of
she goth n c. Regiment, publishes letter in the Viii!
mington Journal, stating that Gen. D. II. Hill has
called for the of all officers who have been alb
sent from their regiments for unusual length of
time, in order that they may be recommended to be
dropped Several names have been sent in from the
79th n. c. ", and will be forwarded if the Off
GERS absent do net report in satisfactory man
ner Immediately Charges be preferred against
all soldiers who furnish full and complete testi
mony for the necessity of their continued absence
Col. Iverson says Every one in the army knows
that If half the sbsentees who able to come to
from home had been present, the battle of SharPs
burg would have resulted in decisive victory for
and troops before this would have oYerrun Mary
land
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TAX EN- UP.
Oct. Fl, 1862.

By the subscriber, living the Camden road, about
mile fl ON the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the Sd
inst, large sized white and red colored Cow, marked
with small crop in the right and split in the
left Said Cow run over by the cars on that
day aud of her legs broken in three places, and
has since been taken of by me. The owner will
please come forward, prove property and take her
away. MAEGT 4. BEATTY.
October 81, 1852
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

CAPTURE OF WHIsKEY.-The Provost Mar
shas guard captured eight barrels of liquor at the
Southern depot yesterday, which was being ship
ped through to Richmond from North Carolina.
The barrels were nicely packed away in and COW
cred over with Irish potatoes. The party, an
Irishman, who had charge of the liquor, was ar
rested and placed in Jail for future examination.
Petersburg Express.
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DIE ID.

In this county, Monday morning goth inst at the
residence Of Mr. David NJ Lee, the Rev. Mr. Forbs,
member of the N c. Methodist Protestant Conference
In Lincoln County, Oct. lth, Misc Amanda f Aber-
nahy, emily daughter of g. D. and Elizabeth Abernathy.
In Greensboro, on the 10th inst, of dptheria, Mr..
B. G. Graham (Postmaster,) aged SO years Also, on
the 18th u, of Typhoid fever, Mr. Joseph N. Alex
ander. AGED 20 wears,
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

will sell on Tuesday 2sth October court week, }
at l. o'clock, the Public Square in the town OF
Charlotte, the well known Tattersall Livery Stable
situated the centre Of the town, Main Street,
with large and commodious Lot attached, good Well
of water in immediate connection with the Stable
also, Blacksmith and Wood Shops in the rear, Col
lege Street, all in good repair. Terms made known
day of sale. j. HARVEY WHITE,
A. G. STEELE, Agent.
ct
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

CoSFEDERATE NoTEs AND BosDs.-Congress, before
it adjourned, passed bill in regard to funding Con-
federate notes. We have not seen the law in full but
we know it provides that the notes may be exchanged
for Tor funded in) per Bonds until the LIST OF
December-after that time, they fundable in per
cent Bonds. We presume the object of the bill is to
decrease the of notes in circulation, which, II
attained, will have a good eject
We sorry Congress did not pass heavy tax bill,
and in that way draw in large quantity of the Con-
federate currency.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21
NORTHERN NEWS.


Richmond Oct l8-The from New York is to
the 18th. dispatch from Louisville dated the l4;h
says the Confederates were retreang from camp Dick
Robinson to Lancaster. Another dispatch says the
Federal forces occupy Lexington, Ky, which the Con-
federates evacuated on the 18th.
Gold in New York is quoted at 1881 We don't
suppose it could be bought by individuals for $50.
Cotton 81 cts per pound
The Pennsy lvania and Ohio elections, which took
place Tuesday last, have resulted in favor Of the
abolitoniss. In Ohio, Vallandigham has been defeat
ed for Congress. The democrats were triumphant in
the Newark city elections
At the Democratic meeting in New York, John Van
Buren, pronounced the Republican Administration the
most contemplate Government the face of the earth
His plan that Mcclellan should move on to Rich
mond; that then a convention should be called and our
Southern brethren invited to it, The Constitution should
then be altered that all should hereafter live in peace;
and if the South would stay he would say to them,
Hayward sisters, depart in peace" The Democracy
should not lose time in talking and if the people called
them traitors just knock them down and 90 t" the polls
They had been told that Southern people would not live.
and in his judgment they ought not to live under Adolf
ton sway and he would live with them if they would
FOREIGN NEWS
By the lstest advices from Europe it is stated that
the Paris papers have again revived the recognition
rumors Foreign papers state that the Confederate
steamer 1890" had destroyed ten yankee vessels.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

RICHMOND MARKET, Oct. I7.--Flour Sl4 so 10 Sls 50
per barrel, Wheat So SO, Corn ST 90 to 81, Bacon
65, Lard 35 to 40, Cotton 80 to 40, Moasses So
ST. sugar 65 Salt &c so per ID, manufactured
tobacco 40 to ST. sole Leather 81 per Id, upper
81 SO. cnlf-Skns 81 Is.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21
NOTICE.

Having obtained letters of administration the
estate of John J. Alexander deceased will expose
to public sale Friday, 3st day Of October the fol-
lowing property viz one Mule, one Horse Colt, Que
3horSe wagon, set of Carpenters Tools, SEES
Black smiths Tools three bales Cotton stock Of Hogs
and other articles too tedious 10 mention. Terms
made known on day of sale.
All persons having claims against said estate viii
present them in the time prescribed by Law this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery; and oil
those indebted will make immediate payment.
A. II. GRIFFITH, Adm'r.
Oct 18th 1862 st
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LOST.

Pocket Book containing about S35 in money and
two notes one Thomas NJ Braswell for 90, with
credit of $l2. think the note given in 1850 or
1851. The other $50 note j. }. Beverly with
three credits-two $50 credits and SIS S. cred
it. think the Beverly given in 1855 1856.
1t is payable John Valentine, and the Braswell
is payable to Martha NJ. Valentine. ! forewarn all
persons not to trade for said notes
MARTHA NJ. GRIFFIN.
Oct. 81, 1862. lt-pd
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Desirable Bonds and Stocks az
Auction.

Will be sold at the public square in Charlotts, on
Tuesday of November Court being the 29th day Of the
month, a large amount Of
Richmond County per cent Coupon Bonds, interest
payable semi annually
Arson County per cent Coupon Bonds, Interest ray.
able annually.
These Bonds are justly regarded by all who
quainted with them the safe and certain payiag
securities now in the market. Terms cash. Confcu.
crate notes Of all issues taken in payment.
w. A. WILLIAMS, Agent.
SANL A. HARRIs, Auctioneer.
October ~, 1861. 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-10-21

EI@A serious accident occurred the Virginia
Central Railroad Wednesday night last near Char
ottesville. The train cattle, precipi,a-
ting the down embankment 60 feet high. There
were 500 soldiers and others the train Five
soldiers and two negroes instantly killed and
about GO wounded.