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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-07
North Carolina
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This delightful Summer Resort is now open Ior .ile
reception of visitors, and the pablic can have the
benefit of these valuable waters.
PRICES OF BoARD-$5 per day,
S28 per week,
S75 for four weeks.
We have plentiful supply of Provisions, ana gooo
stock of Ice secured. There is daily line or HACKS
and Mail from the Western n G. Railroad to the
Springs. IL. L. hO'23n D;oo+c.
June /, 1863 2mpd PROPRIETOR
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CIR Wegtern DrmotrQt.
CHARLOTTE, N. c..
NOTICE..

Our terms are four dollars per year in advance.
Igg@ Individual local shinpasters will not be re-
ceived. When sem to they will be held subject to
the sender's call, and not returned by letter
I@ The Democrat ariU be discontnuedto all subscrl-
bers the expiration Of THE time for achich 1t as Pd'd
Those qcho ant to continue mast renec before or ate e1-
pirat ion Of their tane.
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A CASE OF YANKEE BARBARIPY.

Among the thousand acts of barbarity practced
by the Yankee invaders in Virginia, none have
exceeded the murder of Mrs. George r. Smith, at
Suffolk, full account of which we take from the
Petersburg Express:
Mr. Smith resided about one mile from town, a
well to do farmer, having around him an interest.
ing family, the eldest one gallant young man in
the 10th Va. regiment. When Longstreet invest
ed Suffolk, sharp artillery and infantry skir-
mish took place near Mr. Smiths residence and
many balls passed through his house. The Yam
KEGS finally advanced and fired the houses forcing
the family to leave. Mrs. Smith, with her seven
children, the youngest only ten months old, at
tempted to escape to the woods and into the Con-
federate lines, when she was fired upon by the
Yankee soldiers, and Mimic ball entering her
limb just below the hip, she died in thirty rninu-
tes from loss of blood. The children, frightened
hid themselves IN the bushes, while Mr. Smith sat
down upon the ground by his wife, to sec her
breathe her last. After she had been dead for
some time, the Yankee commander permitted him
to take a cart, and without any assistance except
one Of his children, he put the dead body in the
cart and carried it into town. On his arrival in
town. he was not permitted TO take the remains
of his wife to her brothers residence until he had
first gone through the town to the Provost Mar.
shals Office and obtained permission. On his or.
rival at the Provost Martials Office, he was grufly
told to take his wife to the graveyard aud bury
her. He carried her to her brothers, j. r. Kilby
Esq, and few friends prepared her for burial,
Mr Kiby not being allowed to leave tho house, or
attend the remains Of his sister to the graveyard
/ Nor did the cruelty of the fends stop here.
Mr. Smith was denied the privilege Of going in
search of his little children, and for four days aud
nights they wandered in the woods and among the
soldiers without anything TO eat or any place to
sleep. The baby was taken up by ooorcd wo-
man and nurscd, until some private in the Yankee
army, with little better heart than bis associates,
took it on his horse and carried it to town Mr.
Smith is still in the lines Of the enemy, his house
and everything else he had destroyed, and his lit
tie children cared for by his friends.
Will not the Confederate soldiers now in Penn
syluania remember it? Will not the Nansemond
companies remember iG And will not that gal
liant boy in the 18th regiment remember his mo-
theirs fate, aud take vengeance on the eDemyl
Will not such cruel race Of people eventually
reap the fruit Of their doings? God grant that
they may.
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NOTICE.

All persons. indebted to FULLlNGS SPRINGS,
by note or account hereby notified to call upon
VIM w Grier ex-shcrit!, and make immediate settle
ment. y. NJ ol I'lA'oo'
February g. 1868 If
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FIELD OFFICERS OF N. c. TROOPS.
MAJORS.
IIEUT.-COL'S.
COLONELS.

,-z,.D-vv-U Ham Brown, James S Hines,
~ = Cox w S Stallings, d w Hurt
" + T. Russctt, e ID. ThurstOn, w M Parsley
nr,'1,' crimes. James II Wood f A Osborne
- II G,r,.It John W Lea William J Hill,
> ~ /, A,.rry Robert + Webb Sam Med Tate,
~ - Iia,,,vond w Lee Davidson il Mcleod Turner
- NV. II Shaw J W Hinton, Henry McRae
= - ii,.Il.r Jno ii Whitaker
l0J 4 } Drplford. 5 D Po9le, Guion ana = Sparro"
iIC I.v,lthorpe, VIM Martin, Egbcrt Ross
- ,...1 n Scales. ] IT Hvman Jno T Hambrick,
+, +, T Il.lln.tt. w A Johnston
>, u H-l T,cI}ar. iWII Marlboro, CIV Hammond
IL ! : McElroy, VIM A Stowe, II d Lee
r.. ~ Wn + Martin, John c Lamb Thos H Sharpe,
,.i'&n i".''I Cordon w G Robinson, c NJ Andrews,
~. TI:,t F. Toon. Nelson Slough wv } Stany
., ~ X kirkland w S Rankin
- - i,mrs Conner, IC Cole Laban Ode
g55 Ha,I II Christie n y Johnston, G. G BaclInal,
li.Wm J Clarke john l. Harris, I ID Love-
.5'Ii VI RutI~d4e S G Brysom, vs. Grady
ZtII x Burgwynn, John r Lane - l Jones Jones
- Iu,ln \ GiIm,.r. .jr & + Whitfield . NtDD
- ..,,I,., y Ioyf Nv II A Spear Saml n Stowe
-, wv b trcasman
=s5 Fran NJ Parker, James T Kcll, Wm W SjIcrs,
- I,Ln y Jordan IC w Knight J \ ID Mckay
- T.: J Erabble, w Williams, G ID Coward
r; Clark n Av.ry Robt Cowan, T Mayhrw
IF " l. J Lovrance J l. McDoEycN
"IlN " Ransom, john G Jones,
.1I inill.rv-- detached companies,
q; 'W,n II Barber, W G Morris OwrnN Brown
- William Hole, John Ashford, NJ n Mclaughlin
- David Coleman. T A Reynolds,
10 trIIIrrv- detached companies,
- |i.,,.es G Gibbs John f Brown C w Bradshaw
i; TIanl,s S Krn:I, VIM. G Lewis, walt Boggan,
ii + { ~inrcItary. + /. iHgrovr, e NJ %edmln,
- ! II March-;d. Andrew I}oyd,J j II Winston
n. fl..r1 u fttIf w ! Saunders "a Q NicAlii,tv
AZ, II FarbalIt john i graves "A ID Crulup
- EnI.,t g iii $ II WalkIp, Albert A Hill
- lee NJ McAfcc. John Fleming + Is Chambers
50J \ Washington, Geo. Worham, - Z Van Hook
II II NrKrtI;tn IC B Holpson Jas r Mcdonald
- J X Marshall, Marcus A Parks, ) z RichaEdSon'
- VIM \ Owens, j I Morehead, JAS } lredcll
Il X Murclison, anderson Ellis JAS Rogers
Is John Conally Alfred II Belo Il I Smith
- Paul + FalSOm, III & Luke, IL j oClellck
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DIR. ]. II. MILLER.
Charlotte, N. c.,

Has resumed the Practice Of Medicine arJ ~
found at his Office in the Brayvlcy bDIi, o'n oe
kerr'S hotel, at his residence OiF's''e 10
Feb. p. 1852.
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z3EGEzT PER GENT FUNDING

The attention of the public is directed to the follow
ing regulations issued by the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry in relation to funding of Confederate States Treasu-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-07

nGP The canals around and about Eicksburg
have cost the Yankee government fully s3,ooo,"
Geo.
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NOTICE TO DEBT0RS

All persons indebted to the Estate Of Potri1-
i.#rie deceased, requested to call and make i
p :.tt' payment to- SANf, p SVTpII
lie, -, 1882 Attorr., far Fxn,.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-07

tbs rumorcd that the Asiatic plague has broken
out, with great violence at the quarantine, on the
Delaware, five miles below Philadelphia II is
said to have been brought there in cargo Of rags
from Smyrna, in Asia Minor, imported for paper
mill in Pennsylvania.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-07
companies,

yn. G. w Bradshaw
is, w alt J Boggan,
e. &c N %cdman,
,yd. j Il Winston
~ "a & SicAili,tvI
es. 4 ID Crudup
Albert 4 Hill
ing = b Chambers
am, J G. Van Hook
Jas r Mcdonald
rks, J Q Richardson,
ID, Jas J Iredcll,
lis, Jas y Rogers
10 II L Smith
IL j Schenck,
Jr., James A Craige,
lit, J & krencr,
JAS NJ Mayo,
yer. w Nj Hardy
ne, Henry Harding.
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IN addition 10 the Regiments, there the following
Ba't;,ons Lirtt-Col. Chas Shobcrs infantry (or-
m'rIy Whatton Grern'sE Maj II Ncthrrcutt's Ran
%crs; Maj " Wharion's Sharpshootrrs; Maj John w
Mnorc's ArIIcry Mai WI Youngs Artillery Maj Alex
Mci'a~'S Arlii,ry; Col Peter Mallcu's camp Guard.
Col VIM II Thomas has a Legion Of lIgLlanders and
Indians numbering LOO
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June l, 1863 ct
, 1863-12-01

Qbieaga Qribntle;;:
TEE 1HxsHE HIx0TzfEtsS,

II w1t1aAM WRIT sKEs.
: INVITE RIVER.
The uation'e birthday came. The starry nag !.
kfesed by tho morning breazcs, to the sun >.
F.ung ont IL folds; the booming gun NJ spoke loud
The peoples loyal heart aud api1t proud.
Here rose the voice Of fEdwafd-youngest sou.
Hs speaks to treenen, On The natal day
When our torefAthers welded liberty.
In words that burn he thrills those listening aouls
Hs does not hesr This eonnd Of strife that rolls
u-v1cKssuns..
TIL" ratioa's birthday. Der vanqnished foe
aei9 sesSdest ssa s
Drowning the memory Of all lattie-pain. -
High The strong pulse Of loyal triumph beate. "
There Wil1Iam-e]deet brother-rode in pride, :.
One Of the eon9ue.dng army Of the West; - =
His younger brother voice hc does not bear. ..
Pesns S,s of n,ids iifdiamgh hl lbs hsppy csF
m-oErT7BuRo.
The natione birthday dawned upon scene
and Mafts as
And wounded; few the tears those brave men
Though agony dwelt burning tn each wound.
At the same honr when Edwards voice arose
At the same hour when WIlliam with hiA men
Marched into vicksbu1sg-so1dleIs knelt in prayer
Slept the deep sleep that wakens not again.
'Twas Noah--brother thlrd-shat slept the sleep ,
ehase afss nd faaa sbea9ne Il easa
While striking home for native land again.
And there God struck his young lifs's parting
The above lines sre based On Il coincidence
49, :.
, 1863-12-01
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
l. TRANSPORTATION.

OFFICE o. TEE D1for QUARrH1AAsrE2,1
n4 fss:ss r. @
81 On Is s9RPtss during tn
saa Mlfy ri otsss deaes. .5at %a2 "a sstssi:$ j
ss ssns ssa e. ~
s Gs5te a fs 81 ae? Y
IS - 5;sS Ss;i5 ID;
s p! e 5spfssss: sss af Z & s5
In as Ed 5sf g. ss I'd %
b. e Il k os a
DRIVING supplies dom Fert Lsaysnxafth nd 70 For;
Petst q RS!sts g. 5Sats Biaao Is
Fl e y ss
70 Koa @ 5s nfsge Of 9n y91rs - sa .S I'd
PEI as may be Established il he Territory of Nv
9Ha = 79ss gsssa s
peuaas n
years He and @ issS ~ 'o'en'0e1 1'''''''e' OF s0e
essnss aaa % u &Ssee
g: ss9 s2s: M e s @ ss
,,a1S s1as5s n9st Hxs thet. gamss IN mn vel :.
@aeGon,pan!ed @ by bond IN The sum q ten thousand
aolIass. signed Dy TWO or more Responsible peAon8,
that IN case contracts avslcd Tor the
and good md sufficient security furnished By snd par
ment.
TIC a1aount Of bonds required will be as follow.
on i'2"'' No. So
9.'.-.-.-....~.'..-.'......'... 2oQnoo
s.:*.-..--........~..-:. ......-....-- 6o,od
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty ind soyenpJ OF
Quired.
;, Proposals must b endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation on Routes Nos !, 3 OF 3" tho
may De, and nono will be entertained uea1 they fuy
meni.
Parties to whom awards are made must bo prepared
to 1t once, and to give the required
bonds for the faithful perfotTnAce OF The same.
Contracts Will be made subject TO tho approval uf
the Guatesmaster General, but tho right Ii reserved
to reject any or al bids that may be offered.
Contractors must be In readiness for service by tho
rst day Ut april, 1861, and they viii be required to
have place o. business agepclea 1t or tn The vten
pots that may be established. At which they mar bo
communicated with readily and promptly.
L. C. EAST0N,
ncl-f2E+Et1s Major and Quhrtefmastef-
, 1863-12-01

.
=: In 1889, 10000 pounds Of opium were i'm:
iearfnlly on the on the increase.
Napoleon and Eugenie want the Pope to
come to Paris md crown them, but the Pope
has conscientious scruples about 1t. Nice
crowns with lots Of jewels arc all ready and
waiting.
The gradeons OF Thomas Jefferson are all
rebels; Etle g1anddaughters, save one In New
York. are Unionfsts as well us their hus-
bands, and two Of them have sons In our
armies.ii ..:.7-.-'
3, Twelve millions Of butterflies have been
bought this year in tie canton Of Basle, and
the S"iEs Government has paid the catchers
the not inconsiderable sum Of ,00o, ,000f
John Reardon, President Of tho New
York 'tDead Rabbits was lately arrested for
shooting at a man three times with a loaded
pistol, and fined six cente for the crime His
Judge was the notorious McCann. :: .:
T. AT saxe's lecture In Cohoes, last Thurs
day evening, prize was offered BY tho mana-
gers to the gentleman who would bring the
largest number Of ladies'. An individual
named Wm. Moore received the reward, hav-
ing brought forty eight daasels to the lee.
There havc been several inccndia1y fires
In the towns Of Conway md Jackson, N. q.
Among iothers the large barns Of the Hon
joel Eastman were destroyed. = The sufferers
hare been prominent In rebuking those who
counseled Resistance to the draft. =.
The Empress Eugenie, In Seville, wore
the Spanish costume q that part Of the com:
try-thelong black veil, high comb, long gold
pins with large knobs at the end Of, the hair,
embroidered corsage, wide skirt and fan.
: "A California Judge said recently from the
bench tint 'sthe rebels have been prospecting
for bel, and struck 1t rich at :V1cksburg and
Gettyshnrg." To which the Denver Nt,cs
says: 1T seems to be banning out pretty
well Just now all oyer their digg1ngs." =. +
Ball, the eminent Boston sculptor, has
nearly completed the plaster cast Of the
equestrian statue Of Washington, intended
for the Common. This work promises to be
tho most successful effort, especially in the
matter Of fidelity Of likeness: -: : 3: ,
. "A letter was received at Bath, Maine. Last
week, which was mailed at that Office In duly,
1858, for Davenport, loWa, and was found II
the bottom of . mail bag at Washington, D.
five years and four months before 1t Vas de-
l;rcred.
, 1863-12-01
-: - - -
MEN OF ILLINOIS,

You arc again summoned to rally around the dear M
Fhs. Your spontaneous and glorious pas1tot1sn =
~ mperisha6Ie lnstre 1ss cfnans thc arms OF tic
!n1iaa mi Of you1 brethren already II Tho
belllon Is tcelnF and sta-grFan beneath the ttces
dona oioHt Of the brave and stawart Sons Of tho IT,
public. A few blows more and TEeu4on dies The end
L near YouT country again calls She aAkA you to
c1ose up the thtnned ranks Of the battlescaFed he
name i-+1noisan terror TO the foe and the watch
Morh Of victory. She Ereess you With beraitty
sna hc5 fa!th n yons ani!sy e yin yst mero ed9En
bring she an5e.nsl pE:oa ef 70 The dust for
the ltepubic hess you, and your names and memo
RES be lnn1ort2lt JAMES oAKES.
Lieut.. Col. itfl r. s. Cavalry
oc1-o18-Sm- 4. A. Pro. MAr, Con. Ill.
, 1863-12-01
A Physiological view, Of MAR

Cohsain,nE nearly 800 pages and 80 nne Plates and
EGFraftnEB Of t1c Anatomy Of the Sexual Organs In
ftstc Of Health and Disease WITH Treatise on 9eli-
Ahnac. Its dcplnrahlc consequence upon the Mind
only rational and euccctHnt mode Of cure, Al shown
py tho report Of the cates treated. truthful Advis-
er to tue mArr1td and thpsc contemplating marriage
xho entertain donbts Of their pnysicai CONDITION.
ocat tree Of postage to any address, receipt Of Is
cents n athnp% pos,a currency hy addressing Df.
LACnOA. No. II Maiden Lane, Albany, n. \.
QC1l .1IE.yIu ~''
, 1863-12-01
1)ia,los,

G TEN " AY'S PIANOS.
~ On MONDAY, Dec. 9Th, Wc will open In tho CON.
modlous building now being completed At
201 South Clark Street,
4 superb stock OF Pianos, amongst which will be
lnstrnmepts eTcr brought together outside Of their
New Sork Wareroorns.
In announcing ourselves as sole agents Of Messrs.
stenETy Sons for the city Of Chicago and vicinity,
we deem 4 entirely unnecessary TO say anything In
arc wherever the plano itself Is known.
For ourselves, nc can only refer to our many years
OF business experience In Cincinnati and request ftom
p!31o buyers such share Of thcr patronage hero
our business reputation elsewhere and tho excellence
Of the Instruments re keep may merit.
; BMITH t. NIXON,
Agents for stenEhy & Sons, ao1 South Clark street,
Chicago, and "a y. Fourth street, Cincinnati.
nnl3-159Sw
, 1863-12-01

Dr. A1tncld'4 Vegetable pills
Arr r:1rrauted certain curt fot FISTULA. BLIND
AND BLEEDING; PILES.
We would caution 81l who victims tn this dis
treH6ng complaint 10 avoid the Of external 2rpl
cHtoIs aa They result only in asraya1g tho disease.
discus. and effects permanent cure.
THIS Is NO QUACE MEDICINE.
7 Pills have been tried for the last seven years
aud l.; ao Instance have they failed 10 cure,
fTlee 10 cents per box. Sent by ra to any address.
j. YOUNG, Sole Proprietor.
For ;-:lcbz BLISS sHAEP. III LAKE stfset CHI.
caEu. III. oc9-mjiG-SSlu,
, 1863-12-01
:MeDiti1tal.'
! X X i |
/; DIR. SWEETS
Elafa!!lible Lini1sae1lt,

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY,
fn nRd1 SF1F Esk e2gT 2g gz kgA
A1SSfb'HSf 1Sb SffE9o1s As% Aid bl5ohbEhs: dl5kaa4asr"
nnsssy nsay nd plep,1s fsan rom s
s n s9s M n s ss
for more than twenty years with the most astonishing
As ii RAL1Ey1AToR OF PAIN. lrts unrtva:,ca by
spy R5snaEat1on be!o:s the public. Of which the most
faPdy sP1f ia fiea, Ebeu
mauc Disorders Of esery k5nd, and In thousands Of
eassg 1t has been uecd 1t has never been known
FOR NEURALGIA. it will afford Immediate relief
i vi relieve ths Fosst st % esses Of HEADACHE in
IS M /! sess '9sea!!z GENERAL LAS
taa eass 4ens
FeT1yides the ssste and restoreait to elasticity apd
:. .F0R PLEAS an external remedy, we claim that
ss%eant so4es %asssfss aaaa!S sE 1ss tas M as
vi aGSH fSss AEB nBIst4 soks sof FEoAr
s2 aes e @s, appnea
e sh'5 f.
vert ense nay be conquered By thla Liament In two
pdSS 5 SaHs GgGs !s' 2: so9Es =; H.; u4eEEs
IS qEH4 sB s5ES
Every Horse Owner
shond hare this remedy at hand tts timely use at
VII 81
ara Thsn 5snss 10 many otherwise valuable
& sIs Insas + ~
, 1863-12-01

BACHELORS celebrated HAIR DYE Is TEE BEST
- TnE wok1D. The 1nly HAHxIEss, TEE and lsEL1-
ARIl Dye known. This splendid Hair DYE IL Perfect
Ccls:nscs Bed Rusty Or Grey Hair stantlE. to
GLokeY BLACK or NATURAL BROWN, without lH1urlnE
thc lia,r or Btnnine the Sku 1caxing thc Hair Soft
;ne1 nn 'antni; m impas fsesh x!1aaty frequently res
Had l)yes The Genuine ie signed WILLIAM 4. BACH
LLoK nll other arc mere limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by a1l Druggists, DC. Factory, = Bar
clay street, New York. lySGA61ly.
, 1863-12-01

EITY COLLEC10H6 OYFTCE,
CouRT HOUSE, BOOK No. II,
cuIcAGo, H., Nov. =, is6s,
Tax payers are agatn notified that am REQUIRED nv
the new city Charter to collect penalty OF FIVE pxR
GKxT upon az taxes upon real sststs rot rad before
and the pressure upon ny office week bence Will be
50 great that al prudent persons T' aEod ne neeea
crowded out, and ncur1trg tic above penalty, by call
ing At my Office !KHED1A7ELI md ri klng yroent-
a,1 PERSONAL. PROPERTY TAXES NOT PaiD
BY DECEMBER 14IH, NEXT.
F. MEIiKING, City Collector.
N.B.-So.hin9 but LEGAL TENDER viii be re-
.cciyed in payment Of ta1es and assessments.
upntr35S.1m
, 1863-12-01
33durDanS.
1eSI. TILE 1863.
PEI NSY1VANIA CENTRAL z. &.
325 Miles Double Track.


1@oIs TILE 1869.
.......
pEfx xNEvTUANTA rENTp o
325 miles Double Track
In o,lcr tJkccr mace with the demands of Tho .,nr
.nE };blic the managcre or this popular route have
viii it. conecons It vii BE- found IL Ell res1ecfs ano
FIRST CLASS ROUTE to all the Eastern c!tfes. Tie
a.:1,r 49, -xs -1 ~. ~ - e. uo'n opS''
I4fEE uAlL1 lAAH6 FROM
prTTcpnpC Cu m pu7T snprnrra
III 4cbUhdh1 1V 1VEd1L8UGLtAla
os;a close connexions nom Western Cities,
AZ Gn2neG9tnE o!feftto new 1otk, THROUGH PHI
LAuELpHiA:4 eno Gfes Go9nrctions m at Harrisburg
1aA1 lelVtsE AAR AbHltdION.
from flt1AouIE1 70 hc# oTk one train Fnps daily,
S mer M VA Allsnnwn w1slout change Of cara AZ
''V'' Ill 'ev4nes eT4rs q ~ o~sr 1o9,es'
sENES DAILY Trains fAoA
PHLADEIPHIAT TO NEW YnRK
Tickets fos sole to Boston by boa, or RAIL- Boat
n, kr.s eUa @ oa ans o. .he souna lines. FARO 10 al
1u!h.r 11 - - ~ ~ = - ~ any .9uIc. ,r.,>>
WI @ rn1ttn Gt Ua !nsnt "ois ~ 1ai4aoe'FNa, ne"
H. IT, tu 4ssta!no5ei nsi u .,,o., .,a ..,x
o0st"s1 >Ae|AtN An'oueA ~" Hans1eiFea Hect
BY this Eoutc ftelGhts Of II descriptions can be for
~ardrd - anu from lllAdcfphia New fork. Boston.
" BalnoEc. to ao9 1Ipm onS point on tue HaI[oAds
o. 0nlo, htatucA5 !naiaha. tlhola, HIsconsn, iowa
o: Mlhh9nfi' 9' nT EAiLEoaD Al ; nIhAcr.
tttshnsEh witn steaucrs y Which Goods cAn be for
HRfHcd 10 ans T0f1 OF the Uhl0, An5k1nEutu. Ken
, 1863-12-01
PRI4QNERS IN GEORGIA.
fErAYn thu aarun ~n-ar1

Captain ". s. Winder, Acting Adjntant to
the General, leaves Richmond to-day, charged
for the keeping Of prisoners this winter.
Americas has been fixed upon IS the probable
site, with accommodations for sI1 thousand.
1t Is contemplated to make Richmond the re-
ception depot, but enough will be retalued
here to meet the occasional demands of ex-
change
, 1863-12-01


Five balls advertised, and -four one hundred
and twenty-five dollars per barTelI Who
prates pf famine aud Wants Who Is suffering
for the necessaries of llfe2 Does not all 20
"ulerry as marriage bel1!' If the skeleton
come III, put ball ticket at five dollars into
its bony fingers, a masquerade ball costume
upon its back Of bony links, and send the
grim guest into the ball room to the sound Of
cotilo on music. ~... :.
, 1863-12-01

IRON FROM RUSH STREET
i BRIDGE FOR EALE.-The Board Of Public Wp, XIX
viii recelvo sealed proposala until Tuesday Dec iii
at ii l. n, for The t1un obtained ftvn Rush street
bridFe. The iron Is now at the B1ide1xel dock The
iron for sae Is Al IF ne GAIT hon and the aat
rate bds will be received {or the cast Iron and e
wrought iron. BY order Of The Board.
nosEr5G16t A.W. T1EKHAM, Secretary.
, 1863-12-01

oAEeER AED ooNECNrT1oN fnru1c1AK,
Has ocaird a Chicago. Illinois, No. 66 Washington
street He kills and extracts Cancers In from fouI
10 tprl1y-fuur hour without Instruments or yla1n
'Currs a:s.ys guaranteed. Posi- Office Boz 600-.
, 1863-12-01

LETTER FROM JOHN H.. B0TTS.
How He was Arrested and
Robbed by the Rebels.
, 1863-12-01
mofman's German Bltters.

|DR. HooFLAND's -:
|, =,
| -s :.
GERMAN BITTERS.
DR.. C. II. JACKSON, Phil'a, Penn.,
IS NOT A
| BAR-ROOM DRINK
sEEsT1TUwE FOR RUm,
intoxicating. Beverage,
BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
A PURE TONIC,
FREE From ALCOHOLIC sTlaULANT or
1NJERlOTS DRUGS,
AND WILL EFFEcTUALLY CURE
Live1, Complaint,
Dyspepsia
And Jaundice.
Ho0FLAk0's GERMAN BlTrER$
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
ealoa1o OF NERVOUS uepluEy, u1sease Of the
Kidneys, and Disease arising rom
Disorda1ed Stomach.
Observe the following symptoms, resulting
from Disorders Of the Digestive Orsuns:
r.sss ssSEs!Si; s.: +; Rs,,.
chokinE Or saosang H,sa ns % z ying
Eyes, Pal1 ,n IN t4s S,,ie, b Bask. Chest. itmbs,
sion Of Spirits.
7ooiidHu $ Merriam ol1lers
Strong Meryss,
oteaay Nerves,
Energetic Feelings, |
A Good Constitution a,.on,. c.,,.,.....
A Sound Constitution
, 1863-12-01

ofhc wovte disorders that affect manklnd Arise ftom
tie cortnrton that eccumulates In the blood 9: az
none can equal IN effect HELA1D0LD,6 COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF 'SARSAPARII1.A. Il cleanses and
system. and purgcs out the huuors which make dis
ease. Il stimulates the healthy functions Of the body,
blood. such remedy, that could DO relied on, hAs
long been sought for and now for the first time the
here docs not admit SHOW !s eneets. for
the trial Of single bottle VII! show to the sick that It
TWO tabiespoonsfnl OF the E11act OF saTsapaEina
Drak una one bottle IL fnl1y equal to bottle Of the
Syrup Of sarsaparils, the Dccoction, ~ usually
made.
THESE EXTRACTS have BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE IN TIE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are
and PEBLtC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS through
out the land, as well in private practice, and
considered Is Invaluable remedies,