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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07

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For the Benefit OF Nervous Suffer
era. The WARNING VOICE on
Seli-Cure Of Debility, Consumption > -
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, te.i BY i0rmsF
Budorer. Enclosing stamp, address
d. a. WELLINGTON, Boat0ui Mas.
PREVENTION BErTEE TRAN CURE.TThs
French safe Is the only article ever racOmmend
cd by the Medical Profession and SUBJ Pro-
VsntiVe. Samples sent, SAFELY ooHcEALEDs to.any
address. on receipt ef stann. dec23-kI
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1857. WANTS 4 FOUND.

S7S TO $3.50 PER MONTH -THE
y y Little Giant Sewing Machine Company want
an Agent in each County TO solicit orders for their
new . 10 Machine, with gauge, screw driver and eN
trs needles. We will pay a liberal salary and ex-
peEses, or give large commission. For particulars
terms, etc., enclose a stamp and address
T. S. PAGE, Toledo, o.,
General Agent for the United States,
iulyl5:dtw7m:45O
"ANTED.-LoCALAND TRAVEL
w ING Agents in every Town or County. Circu-
lars, with Testimonials Of Olergymen and Scientific
men, in regard to the business, sent free.
ISAAC HALE, IN & CO.,
iuns25-4s3 Hewburyport. Mass.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAOHINEJ
w Farmers, Volunteers and others, to know that
heir women folks earn IS to go per week with
one OF Akins Celebrated Knitting Machines. It will
sarn It's cost in thirty days. Price, complete, e50.
Weight IS pounds. Freight from % cents to q 80
SEND for circular and samples (5end stamps.)
ELLIOTT ( Biz 1NSOH,
aprn. R28 In Lake-St chicago III.
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Distributed among the States as follows:

We have guides to visit the depots on
the arrival of trains, to conduct the men
to the Home, where their baggage is
checked, and their names, number of COM
pany and regiment, condition, destination,
&C., properly recorded; after which their
papers are carefully examined, and such
as are defective retained for correction.
Hose no time in writing out the necessary
corrections to be made and forwarding
them to our agents at Murfreesboro or
other points, who receive them on the ar
rival of the mail, and at once set out 10
the regiments and companies to have the
corrections made. Sets of papers are fire.
quently returned tome from Murfreesboro
corrected on the day they are sent out
from here.
After a soldier has been q long time sick
in hospital, and is at last informed that he
is discharged, his papers are made out and
he actually starts home, but few can sp-
preciate his suferings of mind if. through
the carelessness Of his Captain, or from
some other cause, he is compelled to wait
while his papers are sent back to be cor
rected. Everything in him is absorbed in
the one ides Of home. No pains nor labor
have therefore, been spared to enable
those arriving here from the front to 20 on
with as little delay as possible. In many
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seEslAl ao1leEs.
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DRAKEs PLANTATIoN BITrERsl

DhAhES PLANTATION BITTERSt
They purify, strengthen and inyigorate ~
They create healthy apPefits
They are an antidOte to change OF ratsr and dfat
They overcome effects OF dissi9atiou 4 lafe bours
They strengthen the system and snlive1 he mind
They prevent miasm stic and intarmitraur f[(sf5-
They purify this breath and aeidity Of The stouach
They cure Dyspep epsianud Constipation. K
They CUE Diarrn0ea, Cholera and UhOleramorbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Headache. u
They are the best BiIters in the world They make
the weak au strong and exhausted natures great
restorer They are made OF pure ct. OrOix Bum, the
celebrated Ca1saya Berk, roots and herbs, an Aara
taken with the pleasure Of beverage, WItHOut rerd
q age or time OF day. Particularly recommended TO
BY all Grocers, Drug sists, Hotels and Saloons.
II. p. DBAKE CO-1
IuJL'hz7eoW 2o2 BroadWBy, n. u,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood hFs
frequently lost suspended BY NAL practices asa
cious habits that viii inevitably lead to hereditary
disease unless checked in time aad the truths Laid
down in tho traaiiss ''aU4AE FRAILTY, or Pms
IoLOaIoAB REsE6R0HFa." Il IS elabo-ately nllstEa-
ted with colored engrsyings and viii c0uvinoa tha
most hardened aud Hno0uosmsd, 81 veil as reliovs
the minds Of the most depending, oy leading them
In the right channel ;or relief OF bodily and msata
agony and despair.
s3-SOld b. Dr. BARROW, l94 Bleecksr- St, IS. =.
Price % oentB sent nee svaFy Wh5rs- Sc ara5tias
ment OF 90 TriessmAr'' in smother column.
Sold also By g.. ". OishEE, Druggist, DlsFslana,
Ohio,
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
This is tho most delightful and extraordinary ayti.
Gle ever discovered 1t changes the san-burnt face
and hands to peai B satin text OF ravishing bean.
ty, imparting the marble purity Of youth, AID ths
DIsTsUE appearance inv ing in the city belle Of
fashion. It removes tan frscles pimpes and rough.
ness from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh,
transparent and smooth. 1t contains no matarialin
furious to the skin Paironized by Actresses and
Ope- Singers. It is what every lady should have.
aS-Sold Everywhere.
DEMAS s. BARNES & CO.,
GeLe eral Agents, --
iuIyI-R2s 2O2 Broadway New YORK
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FRIEED IN HEEO-TBX II. .
Or. Sweets 'aIEFALIIIBLE LIN I a Knit n pzspErs
from the reel OF Dr. sts5hsn Sweet Of ConnsotsI
the great bone sstter, and hiss been used bis pa
eoe Tor The Last twenty Ysars with the ost as5onii
llg success. As sn external remedy lt IL without
rival and Will alleviate rain more apeedily than 1nl
other preparation. for all Rhaumatio and heETou-
Disorders il Is truly iniaibis, End curntivB io
Sores, Wounds, sprains, BRUISES &C, its soothing
haaltng and powerful strengthening pr0psnsi ties
cite the Just wonder and OF all who hay
ever given Il trial Over four hundred certificate
oi remarkable cures performed b. It within the la8i
eEo years. attest % this tact. strong Armstrong
Agent TOR Oievelanu- dscl0al tooTdkwstiif
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DISSOLUTION.

D1SSOEUTTON.-THE CoPART-
4 y EsRsHtP heretOf7re existing under tbs frn OF
RETTBEKG & HAUSMAhN terminates thi5daV b.
limitation and retirement Of Mr.. r. Hausmapn-
The business Of the rn will be settled bY either OF
he vartneFs. AD 'LPH HEETBERGr
EuDpLPH HAUSMAHN-
Cleveland, August Isl, lse3.
OOPARTNERSHIP-- TIE UEDKR-
! SIGNED have this day formed a copartnership
under the dr fJuA. q @. RE1 TBE RG. who wiz con-
tiuusths busiss mel eOthold firm as heretofore.
ADULPH RETTBHEa,
GEORGE RETTBERG.
Cleveland, August lst, ls6s.
MUSIC LESSONS.
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Dr. q r HARa,
Member or the Royal OOIIege Of PhyriosaHt
LoadOa, England; Graduate o. a-
Records Hospital for %

hteord's hosp5tdt foT
FEMALE DISEASE
Snd q constant attendant Of Paris, London, EsFr
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last isu Tea
has opened bis Once At the
johnson House Cleveland,
where he viii pp5 to a 51ii those who ara
hioted with and chronic dissasel
His treat pttrely different from the
plan, mLe efleaeioa5 and effective. Hismed.
icinss afs simply vegetable extracts and oils, th
hsve never been useu Cd By two other physiclana
America besides himsen. de has speat the groStos
part Of his life and thouEands Of dolGrs in obtdhins
few secrets in his profession. He tasts tine Urine
for all forms Of disease No chsrssfor giving al an
honest and true statement Of their case. 81
SPERMATORHGA. d,
To YOUEs MES.-He can prove to you In a few min
utes that he il the only physician yOu treated
with that this disease Hor every patient Who
viii follow bis directions, he VIII give One HUNDRED
Dollars II he fails IN curing this disease No charge
msde for consultation Those at distance who FiRh
70 consult the Doctor may do 30 BY sending small
vial of urine bF nlail with name and and be
will answer and describe their case, and the pofbl
ity Of getting resf, By enclosing return postags
stamp. mnra1ll7
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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bACKUs & NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Att0rnevg-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

Whsat confused active and advancing with sales Of
1900 bushels a. u nan IS for white Western 81 "a
s$1 az for red and amber Western, 81 40 81 56x for
Milwaukee, club and amber spring. and 81 81 81 40 for
Chicago spring Corn again L. higher with sales Of
Ito 600 bushels mixed wesern at Sc SIC for sound
and No sec for unsound sad heated Rye continued
inactive ~ oso 81 o. Sales we're made OF 600 bush
old barley 81 Is 81 S. Oats were in more demand
Of 06c 72c., according 70 quality. - ttt
CorSm--The demand was active for Rio the sales Of
important transactions IN other kinds We quote Rio
prime, Gle. 81 Nc. good 30Hc fair, x9kc ordinary
&c. . 2Shc; .Maracaibo, 3o3ic. 311sc.; IAguayra,
3034c. axe. java, 34c. q 36c.; st. Domingo. Csc.
OOI1os was In demand and was nrmer - TOO. 7e1sc.
for middliDg per ID. A-4,, -.
FRueHrs.-The market was nrmsr, with more ex,cn.
sive engagements reported, including 10 Liverpool 500
bbls flour at D.. 500 bushels and wheat At 6hd
a7Ad, and 5000 packages provisions At 20s and 30e
32s. 3D. To London 900 bbs. 0our At 3s 3s 3d. For
Glasgow, 80 t0nsscover seed at 30e.
thY.-North river was in fair demand ~ 90c. g.
HoPs were selling, IN lots At 1oc. 2tc for new crop
Iron was In good request 1t go % 80 for American
MoLAs ss-fhere were sales Of 300 bSs New Orleans
a. 36c. . 400. for old and SIC. q $50. for new,
demand fair *a' = II
PRovmoxs-Pork steady but less acsive. Sales
made Of 900 bols at &4 62 a$i4 Is for old mess
o Sss a. sii 50 for plain, sis sis IS for extra
mess Sales were also made OF coo bbs. and terces
lard within range Of loc loxc. 400 boxes bacon
a. 7kc. a9Ic, and 300 packages hams and shoulders
At To &c. and SIC. a6Ic Butter saeable at 2lc
26c for State and Ice zee. Or Western cheese
quiet At loo. 13c
Rcs was more sought after, and sales we're made Of
20 terces Carolina at 3d. asc, and 900 bags East India
~ 7Ac. Ike.
SALT was selling freely ut old quotations. # 48
SuaARs -There were $50 hhds. sold at i0se. a llt.c
for New Orleans, and 10a1c. for Cuba Market Arm
TAILow-Saes were made OF l26 900 lbs At 111tc. .
WmHEY. Sales amounted TO l, 600 bbIs. 81 4oxc, .
Doc. 4a g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

At the Erie Railroad Company's meeting, held
to-day, dividend Of five per cent was declared on
the preferred stock, and the President was directed
10 prepare statement Of the business Of the year
for publication. Some Of the street spectators are
dissatisfied with this dividend, and think il ought
10 have been larger. But bona fde stockholders
will think all the more Of their property because it
appears to be administered in conservative spirit
and not in view Of Wall street. In the course OF
six months another 3H per cent will be declared
on the preferred, and very probably, il business
continues fair, SIX on the old stock at the same
time. This is all that reasonable men can expect.
An effort is being made by influential parties, who
sold out their Erie stocks some time SINCE to bear
the market by nuendo, in the hope Of getting them
back at a decline from present prices. In the
present temper Of the public and with the present
prospects Of the road, they are likely to find the
enterprise more exciting than profitable.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was as foIlowa
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
THURsDAY, Jan. 22-6 P. NJ.

THURsDAY, Jan. 22-6 p. NJ.
Money is more abundant to-day, and the
brokers have been very fully supplied at per
cent. In the course Of day or two, if the supply
continues % large it il, the market will relax
- that lenders will be glad to advance money on
Che old margins. At present 10 is still usual to
exact margins Of 20 rs per cent. Commercial
paper sells ct 2; debt certificates at 96Z Sc.
Gold confines to fluctuate between lat and 49,
II sold to-day at I7H, q and l4s, closing l4s
bid. The volume Of speculation in gold has been
considerably reduced Of late. Exchange is not
very active, and rates are lower. Bankers bills
are offered 1t 1853, and we hear of sales Of first
class bills at 1921.
The stock market continues greatly excited bat
The movement in prices was not uniform to-day.
operators are beginning to discriminate some
what, and the fancies fuctnate sharply in con-
sequence. Thus at the morning board to-day,
while Pacific Mail rose II per cent, Harlem old
fell 4. and Harlem preferred 10. The decline in
the Harlem stocks was not unexpected, and can
have taken no judicious operator by surprise.
The movement in the general railway list was
41ite irregular. Erie old rose !, Hudson 2, Michi-
gan Central 4. Panama s, Terre Haute and Alton
3, Tesre Hsute preferred TX; while on the other
hand, besides the Harlems above mentioned,
Southern old fell 2, Pittsburg ~ Galena ], Toledo
TX, and Rock Island 2. At one moment, after the
decline in Harlem, the market presented quite q
Danicky appearance; but the news Of the decline
very quickly brought in new buyers, and prices
rallied. II al the world begins to their means
IN specializing in stocks-as seems to be the case
it 10 clear that there will be developed scarcity
Of stocks a. well az Of stock brokers, and no
reaction can be counted upon for more than few
hours At the public board the market again pre-.
sented strong appearance, the principal favo-
rites being the Erie, Terre Haute and Alton, Gale
M and Rock Island stocks. There was likewise q
movement in Missouris, which rose 2H per cent.
At the second board the market was irregular.
Erie preferred, the Hariems and Toledo were "a
and per cent lower; other stocks were steady at
The prices Of the one P. n. board. Az the four p.
n. session of the public board the market was
greatly excited; but prices were uniformly lower:
There seemed to be general desire ON the part o.
holders TO realize profits, and the heavy specals-
tors, who are waiting to buy, have no objection
% letting the market fall or . per cent.
HARLEM old fell per cent, making 10 per cent
since last evening, Erie ., Erie preferred l. South
cYn old TX, guaranteed 1, Galena l, Toledo ~
Rock Island TX. At the close there were indics
lions that bottom had been reached, the buyers at
che decline being in excess Of the sellers. The
AZ hav Nva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

The monthly return Of the Bank Of France, pub
lished in the Aoniteu, gives the following results,
onpared with the last month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURDAy, JAN 22-oP II.
Aass.-sales were made Of 20 bbls At s1c asAc. for
pots and INC. for pearls.
BRRADsIUyys.-Flour Was In more demand and was
again rather higher with sales Of 800 bbs State
western, aloo Southern and 600 Canadian within our
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the board list Under the new organization the
debt Is $s,2Oo,o00. The earnings in 1862 were
nearly 81 ESQ 900, which will give nearly seven per
cent on the whole debt and stock The receipts
for the first two weeks Of January were $40 600
against 1884, 900 same period last year.
The Hartford and New Haven Railroad has de.
clared semi-annual dividend Of three dollars per
share, free Of government tax, payable February q
the Greenwich Insurance Company, q ssmi.an
nual dividend Of six per cent free from govern.
ment tax, payable on Februaryl.
The statements Of the banks Of the three princi-
pal cities OF the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of 1862 as follows
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Police Intelligencs.

6ACRnng,0us JuvUm8l-FrAncis NcManus, Paul Tur
nsr, Michael Cody, James H. Mclaughlin, John vris.,
Robert Smart, Charles Cowan and Patrick H. O'Brsn
we're taken into custody by the Fourth precinct police
charge Of breaking into the Oliver street Baptist church,
end stealing thorefrom forty-nve Bibles. The accused
alleged tore on the covers Of the books and sold the
leaves 70 junk dealer for waste paper. Alderman Hall
committed the entire batch for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
In relation to American securities, Messrs. Bal

ing Brothers Il Co. remark
We quote United States b's az g. os, 10 All. Penn
syvania S. 81 90; bonds 6S. Virginia sterling 6p,
AS 49, Maryland 5s, II u. Massachusetts, 6's 10 %
Mississippi 6s Union Bank bonds II ID. Canada 6s
o. 9S New Brunswick 6's, 1O4H l05x. Nova 500
tia 6s, los u LOG. 4.fll at. aw
q. F. Sstterthwaite says rf e,t.t
During the past week we have had steady, improving
market the principal deand being for InoB and Erie
Steady business in Atlantic and Great Western bonds
which have advanced per cent. United States b's
have given way from "a 10 62 Virginia 6s continue In
request and renewed demand has taken place Tor nve
Per sterling bonds Of this state which have touched
SO, carrying overdue coupons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
REV ARDS.

REWARDS.
A HANDSOME REWARD WILL he PAID FOR SOME
a Papers contained IN the pockets Of oyercoai
AMI Eighth avenue " returned to 204 Eighth
cC REWARD LOST. IN THE BELMONT HOTEL
% dining rooms Fulton street, near Broadway an
old Draft Abstract OF Title 10 lands In Yorkye Two
viii be paid the finder leaving "a Trinity Build
Ing Ill BROADWAY
q = REWARD LOST, JANUARY a. IN BEERMAN
The finder returning Montross ~ and a2 heck
man street, VIII receive the above reward.
c * REWARD LOST ON THE CORNER OF BLEECK
spC er street or In Beeck-r street. Set ,of Teeth,
hsn,y gold pas CIV on. isn,nns We .ame 10 No Eat
er. will receive the above reward
CEn REwARD.-LErr. ON MONDAY LAST. IN ONE
spsJO OF tho dressing roonis Of DR. Gutunn's knsaan
baths. FOURTH street diamond Scarf Pin rur above
ward will be paid 10 anyerson returning the PIN Isaac
A. Moran corner Of Third and Sevcnteenth street.
and no questions asked.
G. M REwARD.-sTOLEN PROM THE STORE or
DtUU the sub-cribrrs the night Of wrdne day Tho
na ss The ss @ s@ sd o as
covsry Of the goods BOUTOk SMITH 6sS Broadway
HOTELS.
HOTEL DE BARCELONA.
IL A. CUYAs, Proprieior
No n Great Jones street, Broadway
This HOTEL which opened In October last, 10 being
well patronhed BY permanent and transient oosrder
single persona Breakfast from 10 u clock A. price
tory cents Dinner table ahoe) ai6ocoek NJ; ldia
including pint Of wine English, Spanish French Italian
and German spoken.
THE ATTENTION or PARTIES VISITING THE CITY
called 10 the advantages OF stopping the Madison
Harlem and New Haven Railroad dspots overlooking Msd
Park convenient 70 10 an part. Of the city
pleasant Rooms with nrst class Board 81 and 81 o. per
10 prrw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

Jan. 1--ns Peepls Va. Oiso0.-nr. Edwin James, on
Dsaah Of the prisoner, dweh with much force upon she
sehies perpssrsssd upon tho crows Of the commercial
narins Of his country. He depicted the horrors Of
voyage whore ths nsn were under ths irresponsible
tyranny Of unsducstsd and violent men, There was .
NV higher than all human hw-ths law Of nature and
the instincts Of self defence The deceased had
violated that law and the prisoner had obeyed il. The
Jury having been In declaration all night were unable
nyse upon verdict, and discharged by the Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
THE LECTURE sEAsON !.

CIINr0N HALL AsToR PLACR-nR n. O. DUG
~ aAhn !esitT Of Positive yecss, without sLsAew 9
Ueuot) Historical and National ThurSday sven
n. January ~ o'clock sabIeol"A vsev Of tAc dsgra
uon anA Of he most celebrated naoes Of an
uquts With an investigation Of the Of their dwnA
70 prove that the viii produces the san
ehecb In modern - did In ancient America pa
and prenL The cause Of the present The evils OF
dissolution Of ihe Union EIerniRaon Foreign inisrven
tSon.y Love az Seun<y. Admission 10 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

rBuRnHAss TgRniIyRE:EIPgYss AND PACK.
ftb and sith avenues HouseLod FURNITURE Dorsd and
shpfrd y ~ rarts ~ tb4 vyrd Covered wagons for
stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

SPECIAL NOTIONS.

EARLy CLOSING AssOUATlOH-A REGULAR
49, .sssiss q s Dry oeods Csrs: Esyiy Cs.ns A::sssS
sysainy Jan - a. sslosl Let every ar 5000 sIsrs
D prssenL B. EVERETT OS6O0D. 6scrstay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

CTEAMBOAT LITTLE GENERAL FOR SALE CHEAP
y for cashsh built Of The best materials Ia
1853 Is ~ feet long 10 feet wide. 81 feet deep aud fe.
Granght ~ water. inclined engine, ~ inca Isl and
stroke u. boiler Of the best Pennsy Iron
sire ~ feelts in August last everything nr
order she towing Ia the h.rbor Fof further lnfor
nation Apply on board OF OF Capt HOLMES " steamboat
Tun peter ~ Fulton market alp address W. Deyy
70 WestcBestsr county. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
6AAjoiAed are The hxed md current ratss Of dc.
count In the chief continental cities Of Europe
Bask Rex. 0p. Norris
PR eeuk Psr cen<.

On the London (England) Stock Exchange
money is offered ON lower terms, and cannot be
quoted above two per cent.
Annexed are the rates Of interest sllowee ON de-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

Will be sold at Charlotte, ~ G., on Monday, the 23d
November, 1863, valuable Real Estate, as follows
The we'll known Mansion House, containing forty
Also, two fine brick Stores, one hundred aud twenty
feet long, each.
Also, three cellar Stores, occupied by W. p.
Moore, Young, Wriston Orr, Fisher Burroughs,
aud others.
Also, two brick Stores, three stories high, with
good Dwelling House above, containing eight large
rooms adjoining .ihe State Bank, nov occupied By II
Williams GO Southern Express Company,
Butt and others.
Also a handsome Private Residence, containing ten
rooms with and half acres Of land and beauti-
full garden in a pleasant part Of the city.
an Possession can be had forthwith.
NIB. The said property being in the most desira-
BILE business part OF the town and Ia the interior OF
the Southern Coufederacy. with numerous railroads
connecting and with the amount Of business do
ing in this city and nsighborhood, offers the best In
ducement purchasers Persons wishing to purehass
by private sale portion, or the whole can DO so y
calling on ms at Charlotte, n, @
Nov 5, 1858 Nm ihELoAh'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
SI6O REWARD.

Runaway from abe line Of the Charlotte s. @ Rail-
road the nigh: Of the 2sd October, one boy named
Lewis, recently bought in Richmond and raised In
Warren county, N. q. He 10 black, with full head Of
hair, about fee: inches n heighth, aged about 20
years, and bad when he left light pants black coat
and straw hat.
Also, the night Of the 26th Oct, boys, viz
Philip, George, Albert, William, James, John ard.
Isaac all raised in Virginia, aud lately purchased at
Richmond.
Phillip 10 about feet 6 inches high, black, and 30
years old George is about feet inches high black
and % years old; Albert is about feet inches high
copper color, and 81 years old; William, description
not recolleeted; James is about feet inches high,
black and 20 years old John, description recol-
lected; Isaac about feet inches high, yellow, and
% years old.
The above reward will be paid for them, $40 for
each one OF them delivered to any Agent the line
of the Road wM. JOHNSTON,
Nov 8 1863 President.