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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01
Tuesday, December 4, 1853.

Gov. VANCE's MEssAGE.-We publish the Mes
sage of Gov. Vance to the Legislature of North
Carolina now in session. We think it meets with
General appreciation, it deserves. u
We are pleased to see that the Governor, among
other important recommendations, recommends the
restoration of the Spring Term of the Superior
Courts. By all means the Courts should be re-
established as in former days When the Stay Law
was first passed and term of the court suspend
3D. some people thought it would be of immense
benefit to the debtor. We did not think So and
we considered it injury not only to the honest
debtor, but to all others. Experience has shown
that this view correct
If the stay law had meyer been enacted we should
not now hear the complaint from many people
that they can't pay their debts with Confederate
money, because most of debts would have been paid
long ago. But many persons, instead of paying
their debts, took advantage Of that inquitOus law,
and either boarded their money or speculated with
it. Now that they see the Importance of being out
of debt before the ends, they anxious to pay,
but not many creditors are anxious to receive
KILLING SIGEEP.-One night last week the dogs
attacked Mr. John Treloar's flock of sheep and
killed twenty one. Mr. Treluar has been keeping
sheep for the purpose of getting wool. but unless
there is a law passed to kill the thousands of worth
less dogs running at large, he nor else will
do much in the way of saving wool. Kill the dogs
and the sheep to make clothing for our
soldiers.
ry7We stated last week that the notorious thief
John Mincey, delivered by the Sheriff of this
county to the military authorities for the purpose
of being tried as a deserter and murderer. 1t has
since come to light that the men who came here for
Mncey were accomplices of his, and forged the or
der from the Secretary of War. They were dress
ed in soldiers clothes. and pretended to belong to
the Virginia army. BY means of the forged order,
they procured an order from Gov. Vance for the
delivery of Mincey. They and Mincey no doubt
belong to a gang of thieves who going about
stealing negroes, horses and pocket books.
Mincey is about 81 years old, 5 feet orr inches
high, sallow complexion, beardless grey eyes, hair
inclined to curl, and is very laxative He had on
when he left here pair of light-b pants with
black stripe down the legs, dark blue coat with gilt
buttons-but he will no doubt change his name and
clothing He is a dangerous character, and add
wise the travelling public to be the lookout for him.
We think it likely that there many persons
travelling about in soldiers uniforms who have no
right to- such clothing, but who do for the
purpose of hiding their rdscatY or evade being
reStedes conscripts. Everybody should be on the
alert in these times,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01

REFORM misunderstanding the great de-
mand of the people and army for corn, think
much might be saved if the Secretary of War would
compel Quartermasters, Commissaries, and other
officers stationed at posts mot in active service in
the eld) to dispense with some of their horses and
not keep more than is actually necessary to trans
act their business Some of these officers, we are
Informed, keep two or three horses, when the fact
is they do not really need for the discharge of
their duties III the public service When Congress
meets, we hope some member will initiate measures
for reform in this respect.
We glad to by the following order from
the War Department, that the matter is attracting
d little attention
Forage in kind will be issued to officers entitled
to it, stationed by orders from the War Department.
at posts and not in the field. for but horse each
In lieu of forage, eight dollars month may be al
lowed for each horse, to which the officer may be
entitled. A cesiticate in each case will be gfven
that the horses actually kept in service and
mustered.'"
Instead of allowing eight dollars month for feed
ing all horses kept by an officer it would
have been more just to require him to dispense with
all but one.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01

- Hon ii. V. Johnston has been re- elected to
u. .,e confederate Senate FROM Georgia, and Hon J.
NJ. Baker from Florida. =
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01
FROM WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.

Western North Carolina may now be reported clear
of the Yankee horde who have lately been seeking
persisteny for permanent foothold in this mountain
country.
Our people along the border have had taste Of the
treatment they may expect should the yankees ever
succeed getting possession of the country and we
opine not anxious for further acquaintance with
the vandals. When the lamented Woodfn fell at the
Warm Springs they stole his watch and stripped of
his uniform; and after the second fight at that place,
they stripped the clothes from who were
killed Before leaving that neighborhood they robbed
all the citizens in that region carrying Off negroes,
fact everything portable. Among the heaviest suffer-
ers are ESQ., Barnard, Mr. Rumbough at the Springs,
VIM Blair, VIM Patton, Mrs Garrett, Col John A
Fagg and & Askew.s 1t is said they did not leave
single horse Spring Creek.-4sherWe Ne~s.
From EASTERN North CARoLINA-Kins:on,
Nov. 26th-There is some stir down here this
morning in the military line, and considerable ex-
element prevailed here the most of last nj ght. 1t
is the first upstir of the kind we have had in this
locality for SOME time past
Capt Whites Company of 1t Col. Whitfords
battalion, that out picket duty, had Skin
mish with the Yankees yesterday, at Black jack
meeting house, in Pitt County near the Beaufort
line, which resulted 10 the falling back OF our men,
and the capturing of he most of the Company.
This is the news that cane to town last night,
and | really fearful that there is some truth in
the report.
Three Abolition deserters came into our lines on
yesterday; they represent the enemy's forces at
New bern as being quite small, but say that old
Beast Butler has arrived there, and is making
preparations for vigorous winter campaign in this
State.-Gor. Raleigh Journal.
Later news confirms the report of the capture of 25
of Capt Whitfords men.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01
For IKE Western Democrat.
To the Ladies Of 4Aee&len5Rfy, Lhceia, CASTOR

and LIedretuNd JOUnflPs.
. The soldiers in CAPT Joseph Graham's Artillery,
frnIeriy Capt Brem almost destitute Of Socks
They in the northern part of Virginia acold
country, and hope this notice will be sufficient to
induce the ladies' young and old, to contribute one or
more pairs Mark the donors name the socks
and deposit them with Williams & Gray at Charlotte,
c Henderson at Liucolnton, Begram at Dali
las, and Honesty at Shelby. Send them forward
within 20 days. Fl. d. WILLIAMS
The composing Capt. Graham's company are
from the counties named above.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01

IMPREss1NG SOUTHERN MEN INTO THE YANKEE
ARMY.-It has been repeatedly said, and truthful
y, too, that if this war is stopped short of the in
dependence of the Confederate States, the Yankees
would force Southern into the Lincoln army
and make them ight either against their own peo-
pie or against England and France. in fact, the
impressment of Southern citizens into the Yankee
army has already commenced in localities where
the enemy hold possession, will be seen by the
following extract from an order issued by General
Hurlburt, the Yankee commander at Memphis
Tennessee: z~ ~
Headquarters 10th Army Corps, ]
Memphis Tennessee, Nov 18th, 1868.
All persons residing under the protection of the
United States, and physically capable of military
duty. liable to perform the same under martial
law and particularly in the city of Memphis, where
it is known MANY have fed to escape liability to
military service at home This rule will be strictly
applied.
la pursuance, therefore. of orders to this effect
from Ma or-Gen. ". L. Sherman, commanding the
Department and the Army of Tennessee, all officers
commanding districts, divisions. and detached brig
AIDES of this corps will Immediately proceed to i'm
press into the service of the u. States such able
bodied persons liable to military duty, may be
required to fill up the existing regiments and bate
ries to their maximum. These persons levied upon,
if they enlist for three years the will be
titled to the full benefits provided by the acts of
Congress-; if not, they will receive clothing and ra
tons. and be borne at the foot of each company
roll with remarks stating their time of service, and
the advancements made by Government in clothing.
The question of pay other compensations will DE
settled by the proper authorities hereafter. They
will be discharged when further military necessi-
ty appears for their enforced service.
By order of Major Gen, S. A. Hurl5art
Would it not have been much better for these
Southern men about Memphis to have joined the
Confederate army, than be forced into the Yankee
army to fight against their kinsmen, neighbors and
friends who are struggling for liberty!
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COMMUNICATED.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CURA'
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A CARD.
To COnsumlPtives.

TINE undersigned hsving been restored to
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with severe lung affection. and that DIRE sd
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To I'll who desire il, he will send copy
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benefit the afflicted. and spread informa
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aod be hopes every sufferer will Try bic
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Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
W lismsburg. Hinge County, New York.
Sept. 26th 1863 An.
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As our design is to make our pape
one that will b. Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments 0
active industry in every part Of thu
county, We respectfully solicit the CO
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being e.
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us all
the news, incidents, general informa-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhoods.
Mrs c. P Bristsr. edisress Of Newark 20
Times. writes 10 her paper Of January 20
1856. a. follows:
Hrwe know that Dr.. Robsck's Scsndi-
nsvisn Remedies ere I'll they claim 10 be.
The DR.. presented Us with few bottles Of
his Scandinavian Blood Purifier aid boxss
Of his Blood Pills last sumner. which pu,
new lie into ". They invigorste. strength.
on. and leave the system in better condi-
lion than stimulsn.s ususlly do. and hsve no
depressing effect We feel safe 10 recon-
mending the Blood Purifier 10 oil suffering
from debility. be the cause whs, il may. the
Pills have this peculiarly. they are power
July sctive. end at the same time leave the
patient stronger and in On improved condi-
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Try them with the Blood Purifier snd you
will feel like many who hsve been relieved.
and willing to add your testimony TO their.
efficacy. See advertisement.
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~ N 4. ID EN- ORE SITS
QUARTERLY
MIRROS OF FASHIONS.

~ A8nSOh Of FASH ION ~
ACH number contains large and mag.
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Iustsslions Of 81 the fsshionsbIc novelties
sor ladies' and childfen's Dress . practical
information. and four iife.sss Ps,serns,
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For club Of 8 subserihess a Il each.
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Fora club Of 8. Godry's Lady, Book, or
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a club Of 10. : SelEtu~ kiae A,tachmenr
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a club Of IS. Wheeler and Wilson,
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I sent altogether.
Splendid Inducements for Agents. SEE
Mirror Of Fsshors
August 29sh, 1868.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-03
THE GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY.

NO. d sesey street, New York;
Since iss Organization. has created . new
era 10 the history Of
Wholesaleing Teas in this Country.
They have introduced their selections o,
TEAS. snd ere selling them ., not over
TWO C1NTs (0.2) per pound above Cost
Never deviaiing from the ONE PRICE
asked
4 MOTHER peculiarly OF the Company
a 70 that their TEA 1AsTER NOS only de-
% 10 quality, value, and particular styles
for particular locsIities Of coualsy, but he
helps the TIA buyer 70 choose out Of their
enormous stock such TEAs Is ere best
adapted TO HE particular wants. aud not On d
this, but points out TO him the best bsrgsips
Il 10 easy 10 see the incslcuIabIe sdvan-
tsge . TIA BUYER has 10 this estab lishmsnl
over sll others.
n be 10 no judge Of TIA. Or The MAaxEr,
II his time V vsIusble. he his I'll the benef y
Of well organized system Of doing business, ,
OF IN immense ca-itsi Of the Judgement
Of . professional TEA TAsrER, and the
knowledge VI superior sslesmen.
This enables al Tea buyers-no matter
Il they ere thousands Of miles iron This
purchase on % good terms here
10 the New York merehsn's.
Parties can order Tess and will Be served |
By 10 % well o though they came them
leIves. being sure to get original pscksges.
rue weights and iases; and The Teas ore
% represented.
We issue Price List Of the CompsnyssI
ress. which will BE- sent 70 oil who order IL:
Tyson, Young Tyson, Imperial, Gun
powder, Twanksy and Skin.
S0ucH0Me, ORANGE AMDl'
nvS0M PEk0E.
JAYAH TEA Of every description, colossd
Ind uncoIored.
This list hss each kind or TIA divided 10 :.
o FOUR Classes, namely: CARGO, high
CARGO. FINE. FINEST. that every one
nsy understand IRON description and the
,rices annexed hist the Comp sny are deter
mined 10 undesselI the whoIe Tea trade.
We guarantee 10 seIi ALL our Tess q
rot over TWO CENTS ( OF Cents) Der
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ssclive 10 the many Who shsve heretofore
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GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Importers and Jobbers. No 81 veeev Street,
NEW YORK.
Sepsembev 26. 1869 Am
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Dr.. Sweet's InfaiibIe Linimens 10 prepared
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Connecticu,. the great bone setter. and has
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See advertisement.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

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Our ALBUMS have the repu,sIioo Of be-
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os The more expeosive csn 30 sent b.
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A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous De.
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BY bic experience and possess valuable
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JOHN B. OGDEN.
No 60 Nassau SrREEr. Ngw YoaK.
August 18th 1663.-3m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-03
DIR. SWEETS
Imfallib1c Lin m e q 1,
the GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

! - I - Vic - - ] III = u J
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isrt two yesrs. snd many Of them from per.
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Caution.
TO avoid imposition. observe the Sigma
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Sole Pscpsissors, Norwich, CT
Fos Sale b. oil Dsalsrs.
September 10. 1o63-1v
SD.
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THE Undersigned he's just returned from
) the Queen City with . veil selected
stock Of the shove articles, 70 which 10
isvites The attention Of citizens % Dubois
county. He 10 confident he csn cell HE
goods o cheap o any msrchsss Ia this VI
cinisy. HE stock 81 Gestlemen's CIoshiaR
10 particularly 6se. Call end zee Tor your
selves, q the big brick, north Il The Court
House. JOSEPH EGG.
September %. le63.-iy
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ADMINISTRAI OR'S NOTICE

ADMINISTRAI OR'S NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given aha, The uodcr-
! vsigned hss been appointed admin is,ratcr
Of the estate Of Daniel Ellis, deceived;
said estate y supposed II Be solvent.
GILESN LANSF ORD. adnr.
September 26lh. 1663-3w.
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EptroR OF CouRiER.
DEAR SrR:-With your pernission wish
TO cay to the readers Of your psper that
will send BY return mail 10 oil who wish il.
(free) . Recipe, with foil directions for
making AID using simple Vegetable Balm
that will eifectusIly remove. ia 10 days,
PimpIes. Biotches. Tan. Frcckles. and al
Impurities Of The Skin. leaving the same sof,
clear, smooth and beautiful.
| will also mail free 10 those having Bald
Heads OF Bare Faces. simple directions and
information that will enable them to start Z
full growth Of Lux1risnt Hair. whisksrs
or Moustache, 10 lees than 30 days. All
applications answered By return mail with.
out charge.
Respectfully yours.
THOS. r. CHAPMAN,
Chemist
No. s31 Broadway. New York
AusuH ], 1868. -3m. :. ..
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$40 Wages Paid! S1OO
To eel goods for the ADAMS Srwrxe ma
cuTHE COMPANY. We will give connie
sioa on oil goods cold By our sgente. o. psy
wages u from 90 10 500 per month, and
pay al necessary expenses. Our machine
is perfect 10 lie mechanism A~chiId can
learn 20 operate Il bv kslf an hours ins,suc-
sion! ItisequsIto any PsmiIy Sec ing M
chine 10 nee. and W have rednced the price
70 Fifteen Dollars.
Each msehine u warrsnted Tor ihres vesrs
Addssss G RUGGLES,
~ Gen. agent, Detroit. Mich.
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In accordance with the sbost notice the
eisissns and qualified voters Of Dubois
County. are hereby notified that there will
Be 90 election held q the usual places Of
holding elections in Dubois County. for the
purpose Of eIecting the oficHs named ia
the above writ Of election. in 0mp lance
With the foregoing notice q the time and
plsce aforesaid.
Witness my hand. this 9TH day Sept. 1868
JOHN WEIKEL, s. d. c.
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~ "a putIic suction. on
SATURDAY. October l7ih, 1868
q The Isie residence Of Dsn iel ElIjs. Is,e Of
Dsbois county. deceased, I'll his persossI
property, not ssken By The widow, consist
INC Of Hofses. Hogs. one Jack, Corr, Oats.
hsy' 40 wagons. issmi1g Implements,
household and Kitchen fusnisuss, de-
Terms-A credit Of nine months will
b given On sums over three dollsrs. the
purchsseF giving bic note With approved o.
cpFisys wsiving valuation and spprsisemens
lave, eesriag interest from date; under g
cssh IN hand.
GILES n. LANSFORD sSnr.
Ssptsnbes 18th l66s.-aw.
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