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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
Charlotte Female Institute.

The Exercises Of the Charlotte Female Institute will
be resumed Monday, 2hd Of FEBRUARY 1861, and
continue t~enty-four weeks
Term, for session Of twsHsy-four Hssi' 10 be pAId
half In advance:
B,ard and Tuition, s2oo
Music on Piano or Guitar. ~
Use Of Instrument for Praet!es,
Vocal Music, 10
oil Painting 20
Drawing Pencii or crAyoa, IL
French, Latia, each, IL
Tuition OF Day ScholarS, -
Where two or more boHrders ssnt from
family y deduction OF 20 per cent will be made.
Pupils will furnish their own towels end Table
Napkins and have every article distinctly marked.
No deduction will be made for absence unlsss
eaused by serious and protracied illntss.
For further information address
Raw. r. BURwELL,
Charlotte, n. O.
A CARD take pleasure Ia informing those la
ereEed in the Charlotte Female Institute that hare
engaged Teacher Of Nasie Prof Baumann, who has
bern for several years connected with The school at
OrangCburg, s. c., under the direction Of the Rsv. J.
8. K Legare.
Jan 10, 1853 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
FROM EUROPE.

The Fhii.deiphia Enquirer Of the l+,h, publishes
later European
The London Times says the remit at the bsttls Of
Fredericksburg confirms the universal lief that the
Confederates fully able maintain their indie
pendenee. Other European journals sugges, that the
battle may be sn.de the key note for mediation and
compromise leading Paris paper says that after
the battle Lincoln had long interview with the
French Minister and party, and thinks this be-
tokens a desire for Cancellation.
The London Times has another article in denuncia-
tion of Beast Butler, aud dema nds his removal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

u Another steamer arrived at Charleston on
Thursday last with a valuable assorted cargo and
Q heavy mail and several passengers.
The steamer Connubia sail from Wilmington last
week and got to sea in spite Of the blockaders.
We are pleased to learn that one of the yankee
block aiding vessels wrecked near Wilmington
in gale Wednesday evening. We hope the
storm of Thursday and Friday wrecked many Of
the euernys gun boaM and ships.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.

KSo1vnLE, Jan. IA party of bushwhaekers
sacked the village Of Marshall, " c. on the 9th. The
CITIZENS were made prisoners and Col Aliens home
was plundered. They say Gen. Polk shall not leave
Ashevle, where is q visit to his wife.
large amount of property has been destroyed. Ashe
vile is threatened On their retreat to the mountains
the bushwhackers desolaated the county. Col.
Aliens force is at Knoxville.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

u The attention of those who desire to purchase
or sell stocks or bonds is directed to advertise
ment in to days paper of w. r. Richardson & Co.
Stock Brokers and Commission Merchants, Raj
eigh n C.. We know Mr. Richardson to be q
sponxihe, good business He chief clerk
in the Treasury Department und der Mr Courts.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
RECEIVERS, SALE.

On Friday, the 10th Of February, 1868 will sell
Charlotte. q tract OF laad, known the "McCorkle
Tract containing 200 acres, adjoining Alexander
Cooper and oihers and eonscated the property Of
Hiram WaIbridge.
Term.-Cash on confirmation Of the sale by the
Court. Note and security for the parchnse money.
d. SCHESCK, Receiver. %
Jan 20, 1868 5tpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

u The report of the Secretary Of the Treasury
of the Confederate States shows that from the
mencement of the Permanent Government to the
3lst December, the receipts were $457 ,9e5oOO; e1
penditures s443,4ll 900; estimated amount to be
raised by Congress to lst July, $4Oo,OO00oO the
debt of the Government on the 1st inst. was $780,
100000. including $ss,OOO.OOo in bonds, $50. OOO-
GOO deposit in certificates, $272, 0o0,o 600 in gen
eral currency. and $3.50 600 of $50 notes.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

Capt. j. McLeod Turner-We had the e.tifi
cation Of seeing at the depot this gallant young
officer, in charge of his parents, his way home
to Salisbury. l. will be remembered That NC
stated couple of weeks ago that he had been
shot through the body in the late battle Of Frede-
ricksburg-:he ball entering his right breast,
passing through the lung and out behind the
shoulder, taking piece of the shoulder blade
with it. After receiving this wound he started to
the rear, the blood spoutug from his mouth, when
he was again struck, this time on the head, and
Knocked down. He Immediately arose and walked
more than half mile, when he met his brother,
Captain in the 9th, who had him conveyed to an
ambulance and finally to Richmond, where he has
been till Wednesday last, and reached this city
last night, not only alive but on. of danger Capt.
Turner belongs to the gallant old 7th regiment,
CBianches Brisade,) and has been leader in
every fight of that regiment from the day at New
bern to the great Yankee rout at fredericksburg
Raleigh Journal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

A correspondent Of the Charleston Courier SAYS
mat charges have been preferred against General
Evans OF s. c., who lately commanded at Kiuston.
~ ne Is accused of ineompetency and drunk
einTSS' ! ne correspondent say. there 10 no fuun-
dation for either charge
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

MlssoURl.-lt seems that the abnltionists got
complete control of the Legislature of Missouri by
preventing every man from voting who would not
take the Lincoln oath Of allegiance. The Senate
branch of the Legislature passed, by a unanimous
vote resolution endorsing Liucoln's compensated
emancipation scheme.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

lost in Charlotte, on Tuesday last brown Morocco
Pocket Book. IL contained about 81 10 msney-A hTs
dollar bill on Florida Bank-And several valuable
Notes hereby forewarn all persons from trading for
any Note payable to me- As ! am the only authorized
person TO receive payment for the same.
JOS n. JOHNSTON.
Jan 40, 1869 st-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
STR ED.

Strsyed from the Subscribers residence about the
first of December last four head Of catc-one large
and small red mulay COW; one black steer and
small red ys"rng. Any information to their
whereabouts will be thankfully received, and any
taking them up will De paid for their trouble
Hornets Nest P. o. ROBT. SIMPSON.
Jan. 20, 1863 3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
TO DEBTORS.

The Notes aud Accounts OF the late firm Of Drs. y.
G. j. ". Caldwell. are now in tke hands Of 8. p.
Smith for collection. All persons indebted arc
esy requested TO come forward and settle mm ediasy
and save future troShis. The business Of the 6rIa
MUST be- settled.
q. r. CALDWELL,
Jan -, 1868 81 Hd'mr Of J. ". Caldwell
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

Por the purpose Of partition between the wdow ssd
heirsAt-aw Of the late Hiram c. Brawley, will cell
the Public Square 10 Charlotte the 9th Of Fee
ruary 1865 on credit Of six month"; four PEE
cent cash to pay costs, TO the highest bidder gyiag
bond aud good security, valuable tract OF Lana On
tn. head waters Of Sugar Creek adjoining the isads
Of John p. Ross william Means and others, eontais-
log so acres more or less. 49,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
FROM THE NORTH.

Ten Eyck made speech in the Yankee Senate On
the 18th on tho demosalEsd condition OF the Federal
army, saying he would not be surprised if Gen. Lee
should visit Washington and give them an Invitation
to leave before the 4th Of March.
Charles r Bnckalew, Democrat, has been elected,
Senator from Pennsylvania, vice Wilnot. Cameron
was his competitor.
Gold in New York, the l3th inst, went up to
la and sterling exchange to- 1871.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
ANOTHER PEACE PROPOSITION.

The Legislature of New Jersey met the 18th inst.
Resolutions similar those proposed br Brooks of n.
York were introduced and made the order Of the day
for the 22d inst. These resolutions propose armis
tce of six months, to begin Mt The second Mon
day of the third month after the beginning Of the
stice the people Of each Congressional District
elect delegate to meet at Lexington, KY, the
I'd Monday of the ensuing month to arrange terms
for amcabe adjustment Of the difficulties between
the Two sections,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

s&S Ed Hale. Esq, OF the Fayetteville Observer,
was appointed on the Internal Improvement Board
.! "'T. Vance, declines to serve. We regret tina, he
the appointment because, apart from his supe-
'o' h'nefs for such position, no man in the Stat.
S SN'n more interest in her internal improvements
'""n Edward j. Hale. He is = true North C..o,;,;.
anu patriot OF toe right stamp-ber.l and devoted
10 the cause of the South. ~ "' ae'o'eo
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

PLANT CoRN.--Thers is disposition; We fear,
founded upon the supposiion Of an early peace, 10
plant less corn and more Cotton this year than
last. This shouldSnot be 90. Better discard the
idea of peace altogether and plant corn and raise
provisions. Il would be well to do 90 In aDy
event.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Having taken ost letters of Administration the
estates Of John r. and Andrew S. Knox, deceased,
will sell At their late residence Thursday the 5ih OF
February, the following property towit: FIVE head Uf
Horses Cattle, Hogs aud Sheep $50 zoe bushels OF
Corn; Fodder, &c Farming Tools, one two horse
Wagon and Harness, Two shares Of stock in the T.
b o. Railroad As Commissioner will also sell at the
time and place, for the purpose Of pa tition.
NEGRO MAN, named Jim.
All persons indebted TO said estates notified to
come forward and psy, and ali having claims will pre-
sent them according 10 law.
J. R. GILLESPIE, admir-
Jan 20, 1863 3t-rd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
From the Raleigh Progress.

FROM THE ALBEMARLE REGIoN-Aors-
ments and Deprsdatioas Of the Enemy.-The
following important letter from distinguished aud
in every way reliable gentleman reached US last
night It win be that the Yankees are arm
ing the slaves, robbing peaceable citizens, and
committing every kind Of depreciation. But let
the letter speak for itself:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

All persons having claims against the estate OF Rev
J. B. Watt deceased, are hereby notified to present
them for settlement previous to April Term of Meek
lenburg eouny court, this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. w. II. NEAL,
Jan 20, 1869 Agt for the ExecutTiX.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

FROM THE WEST.

NostlE, January IA special despatch To the
Advertiser and Register, dated Tuilahons f6ih,
thai the enemy, numbering 600, occupies his original
position before Murfreesboro, with great scarcity of
provisions. He is repairing the RaiIrosd but making
no preparation for an advance The weather is bitter
cold and a snow storm prevailing.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
NOTICE,

In taking leave OF the public Carriage maker,
take this method 20 return my grateful Acknowledge
Brents friends for their paironngeso literally be-
slowed me; and would most respectfully recommend
TO them my successor, Mr. A. u. creswell, who will
occupy my old stand, and have no doubt use evsry
endearor to please all who may favor him with their
patronage. Give hisa trial.
Jan -, 1893 - c. OvERMAN.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
ONCE A., II. IL O. RaiIroa d,

Shu, 10 Aoo"'
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders in the At,
Tenn. Ohio Railroad will be held in Charlotte on
Thursday, 42ih February next Stockholders will
please he present have their Stock represented by
proxy. u. L. WINSTON, Sscy.
Jan 20 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
UApplication will be made 70 the

present Legislature for the passage Of act to
thoriEe the Deacons Trustees Of Sharon Church in
Aecklenburg county to sell the Parsonage and land
thereto attached, for the ben.6, Of said congregation
- Jan /, 1858
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
e The Yankee Congress show. as much venom

II The Yankee Congress shows as much veaom
towards the South A few members there
who oppose the schemes of the radical abolition
ist., but the majority Of vile. iow-grade fanatics
generally control matters in their way. Some
idea may be formed of the character of the House
of Representatives when it is known that it gave
Beast Butler q vote Of thanks for abusing and robb
ing the people of New Orleans. Tho vote was 90
to 80. No other body Of men in the world,
ture to say. except composed of yankee Lin
colnites. would have thanked and complimented
such brute Butler.
They still threaten to take the property Of south
and sell it to pay the yankee debt Mr.
Stevens of Pennsylvania, III a discussion in the
House of Representatives last week, said
II propose to levy and collect taxes (from tbs
South) measure. just all nations levy
and collect them all territory they conquer. /
would not only d." this as war measure, but, if
necessary, take every inch territory of every dis
oya and his real and personal estate and sell
them for the benefit Of the nation carrying the
war We are to treat them provinces until we
conquer them"
Let our people remember that this is what their
enemies propose to do with their property if they
get us in their power. Better far that every south
ern man should give his last dollar to tho Govern
ment to sustain the war, than submit the North
and have not only all his property con1scated. but
be deprived of his rights A. a white man. besides
having his family bcggar"d and his children dom
neered ever and ruled by northern thieves and rob-
bers
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

Hon John Bell, who has been driven from his
home and estates in Tennessee, is now living with
his family in modest little village Rome.
Ga. Mr. Bell is quite advanced in years, and yet
looks rudy and hale He has two sons in the
army.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT

Charlotte, n. C., January II, 1853.
Wanted, immediately, At this Department ten thoe>
sand ponds Of hard Soap for the Army 90 Godsboro
~ C., for which the market price will be paid. The
inability Of the Government 70 procare Manufacturer
Soap WILL 10 hoped, induce the people Of this section
TO engage 10 making ARTICLE Indispensable 60 abe
health and comfort Of their relatives in the army.
u. NJ. Lowe,
Jan ID, lses CAp4 a A. q. q.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

E9 On Saturday last, the BAGGAGE and r
OF the Accommodation Train, on the c Railroad
consumed by fire. The baggage of the nassarcou. -
the freight Of the Southern express company vas 81,
oeStr"yed The fire was not discovered in time n ,,
even the iron safe of the Express company
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
LOST OR MIsLAID.

Certificate for twelve Shares Of Stock IN The chss-
lott. and g. c. Railroad, No. Il42 dated Feb 5, 1907.
J. b. CASTOR.
JoHS n. JoHHsToE, Axsnt.
Cas,anIa Grore, CASTOR county, Jan. 10, lsGa an
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
NOTICE..

Will be sold at the Public Square, TIE 32d inst,
q, II o'clock Chest Of Carpenters Tools containing
Squares Augers, Planes Chisels Brace and Bits Saw
Monkey Wrench, Draw Knife, &c.
L. S. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
Jan 10, 1853 itpd
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w. II. RICHARDSON & CO.,
FOR SALE.

likely and we'll broke MULE will be sold At pub
lie sale in Charlotte, Saturday, 24th inst IL not
previously disposed OF at private sale. Enquire ~
this office.
Jan 30, 1853
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

SMALL Pox.-This terrible disease is spread
ing in almost all directions, and it becomes us to
use every precaution to prevent it from reaching
our town. Vaccination is the only known safe
guard against the infection; and since so many
seem to be careless on the ssbject, We think our
town authorizes should see that every human
being within the limits of their authority is
vaecinated without delay-Greensboro World
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

ES- The Richmond papers state that the demand
for Confederate Bonds continues brisk at par. n
Carolina per cent bonds Sl31; n. c. SIS slI6.
Virginia bonds SlI0; Tennessee bends $ll7
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
Carriage e. Wagon Shop

The subscriber, sue cessor TO Nr Charles overmAn 10
informs the public that he will promptly all
work entrusted to him, and be Solicits share Of Pub
lie patronage.
REPAIRING Of all kinds will be particularly aitss-
6ed TO and done short notice reasonable
Send your work to OvernAn's old stand add give me
q trial.
A. n. cReswELL
Chatla,ls Ian
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

E1'- a I Csperton has been elected Confederate
p."si"r by the Virginia Legislature in place Of w
f'tztoa deceased " =
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20
EQUITY SALE OF LAND.

For partition among the heirs At law Of the late
Mary NcRnven, deceased, ! will sell At the Public
Square iu Charlotte, the second Monday 10 Pebru.
airy, 1868. (beiug the 9th day OF the monthly TO the
highest bidder executing bond with approved security.
on credit OF six months with interest from SALE
kno~a the Davis Tract" eoptainng eighty acres
more or le5s.
- A. C. WILLIAMSON, c.E.B
January G, 1883 o.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

The first pair of Shad of the season sold in the
the Washington market last week At go.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-20

Rss~ The Legislature OF North Ca-oI;.
to-day. ''''"A fe-asseuables
, 1863-11-24

aY ~
r~'e -. VIC" 1'eo "ae" sick and wounded
ine present efforts Of his sheet are mainly
oeVo1ed TO the discouraging Of donations
Of supplies to the Sanitary Commission
and Soldiers Home. Foul insinuatione'
downright falsehood and calumny OF the
olackest hue are weapons now employed.
charges ue MADE tnas Inc commission Is
managed dishonesty, or eorrupty; that
the supplies are never sent forward, but
converted to the personal use Of the
, 1863-11-24
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

TIE fnta1 nu,p1,er IF a1cso-cof.: ,rr3vad ot
New York % to % the ISL h ;nst % was | 141 5sg. 70 70
same 4ate last year, 6, ,a9l. ::
= "a naFas sa1a a. ne nehhntng 9
tae ~. tao oguensTn 9loo4 T.. sn1s ha,'a ~
oSmu h.ndn ~ 1ni' "Al' CAL no'u IL tao uono"
~ a Trrh,.h r.+,,,,,.r-tnu,.. NV.
,r,.,.,i.1',, 11a9 xatisaa ~ seA ~
mo1e fi,sn tsHf III m .A1ute '" 'n7 "l1o'o1 VI
49, ~as,s': ..~ .t,.,n. 4bx n.,.u.,
fs3,t nem md "J ed;tgJP PaReT ent!uso tne LoFoTsa
lust been started IL Cincinnsti. pof1e' -A'
Mr. Robert Cbsmbera. x,fa Of tha F31n.
burVh publisher. Who oinnanfed 1,er hHs-
band il his 1isft t. h The United ststes ii in the the
autumn Of 1854. lied on Taesdav. Sentamher @
ssth.. % 1:sSoe1
-Edw,n Ia Ieon. Vim f,onr.. n .on,a ~
The RECENTLY Intercerfed cn5resnondence a. " a
rebel agent in Fnrone. was III Bachssan,s =
Ccnsui Generaj At Ifr1andris Epvnt A''' 'A'S
- -,Achenb.ch, the eernan; artist, whose
rnaHn ~ %sn msnv TX. connt@' has ase ,e. nen
~ TnTnr - '~Ns' e'~a1A u 1ae 1s7s1oA
aho+aaran naS usen t tea osS4aeo Eng!ana that
pnou ao stapn =. pacsaao, a9 maates Tnas lM
he he staf1te @ and ~ tat @ ths % pubisher @ OF sReh 81
PaotoGsgn @ 1eaae1s IN nmse!i naola 70 an &C.
.nnaot eiun iot ea%t'ses a. loF 1o'1ngemeat ot tne
pyg.n-.--.-.,:.... copyrgns acs.
- el1 hunafe9 sna n1Ey persons Per aour
~ ~ =" ~ ttg naisa sa fek III asom
tb,9 - ;o1oe INN the h. a,eendsnea sa ,f
fa.s 1uI nnh,c thsn = ~. +en " ia
4sse 4,n nsssss. - e' pue1ae to2a ~ mas lea VI
1"e1s1 seAts 1eV'
The average attendance OF pupils upon
the public schcols OF Warrington during the
past year Was So9l The total expenditure
for TIE support OF tne pn6lMlc p M schools OF fhlla-
, 1863-11-24

The great uneqnal1ed Preparation for Restor-
ing, 1nvigoratiug, Beautifylng, and
Dressing the Hair,
Rendering It soft elky md glos5y, and ds7ostpg 1t
70 feEata in any desired poe1ton quickly cleaus1g
the Bcs1p a1resting the fall, AID tpartinR neathy
and natural color to tho Hair.
It NEVER FAILS to restore GRAY HAIR to
ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR.
IT Is NOT 4 DYE,
Bat acts directly upon The roen sf .ns Hsr. avtps
prcauciug T. aAne Vitality and lug
uf1o1s quantity ss In youth.
Rev. MI. THACHEK. OF New foIk. In letter, nY6:
gay, ,snd iiinn9. I used III s. 1. alleaa Void {
Hatr RestaIer scco, ding TO dir ctona aud now my
fRll
. The Zy1oba;sau,an taye found tho best and
meet sg1eeable hAiI-dr6sttrg have ever used"
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Whose Hair requtreA frequent essing, the ZYobAl-
samum Las no equal,
No lady's 'stollet Is complete without Ii.
Sold By Druggists throughout tho World.
PRINCIPAL BALBS OFFICE.
10 b 200 Greenwich Street, New FORK City.
, 1863-11-24
u IA B e r e 8

Il dlseAse Of the stomtoh aad Lysr acting through
tho KldneyH- and y. without doubt taa ooatlast3
oisesse except Consumption. snAt adkcta TIC h1 N
constitution Nc hsvo space t,r scu.elcg caas.s.
but VII state that Tho effect Of tho disease lshe
of the food) Into snga which !atola!ea ,as kd1eys
to ~ aa s1cs'.lTe ssc1e'to1 Of watss: .aay petso3s
,.hty pa.s a,Ee qaa,:es d1stag tha day AZ -
duink the n1ght No uotca Is tsSen or 1t uotl shtir
attsnlon sAed e ne larxe atscharge Of wsso. aod
control OF o1dr&1{ Remedies. Another symptom u
Tho Ktess taEst which When The dsea Is fully estac
lis ed II inte!esanlath8 rauent dfirkS constantly
Without being satisfied. ais drynass Of tho maut:
cracking OF tho lips. aHeet breath in tha ID:
aid tha patient gradually atnka from exhaustion.
, 1863-11-24

We doubt not Western members Of the
House Of Representatives will bear IN mind
the cordial and earnest support given by
Mr.. Samuel @. Fessenden, of Maine,. to
Western measures in the last Congress.
No. member more warmly advocated the
Canal Bill, and none exhibited 4 more
friendly and statesmanlike interest in the
Development Of Western industry and the
promotion Of harmonious sentiment be-
tweenthe two great sections Of the North,
which copperhead politicians, under the
lead Of: Sam Coz, hbored to estrange and
embitter:; The speakershfp being conceded
to the West the Clerkship seems to be due
New England especially as Pennsylva-
MIA has had two years Of undisputed mon
opoly in the House. We know Of no per
son from New England better entitled to the
support Of the Republican members from
the West than Mr Fessenden,