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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-01
INTERESTING TO SMOKERS
BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.
BUCKINGHAM GOLD MINE ron SALE.

WE will otfer for sale, at public auction, at
w Buckrghs Courthouse MONDAY the 14h day OF De-
cember next chat being Court day., TIE above
TRACT OF LAND,
containing 800 acres All THU land AAbe except whea III
nine SOcAd-G portion Of cleared, the balance in wood, and
Of good quality.
me consist Of large Dgelng House, capable
OF dating large family, with numeer Of outSud
inF.
10 deing profitable investment, this property Offers
chance
c9nIsq Of the death OF Of the pArs this property
Il put upOu the = Atket without reserve
PsLcns wishing information In regard TO before the day OF
Ia communicate with either Of the subscribers Backing
ham Court House
TERNs-Cash. W ". FORBES and
R0Br. X. IRVING,
Survivors Of themseveJ and
DO 9S-ctdI George Hooker, decd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-01
THE NEWS

TIE public mind, excited slm .. to fever hsA, Sun
day, has considerably subsidized within the past tVeny
four hours.
We hAve-no 6irec. r authentic news rem the RlPl.
dan, save the despiteh below, from General Lse, re-
csiVed Yesterday morning AID that to the ASsoeissd
Press, which N appear in the telgrAphfu column.
RumOrs Of general engagement prevailed yesterday,
and tie reports ~ the FredericksbDg and Central
trains last evening ursl.siscsOry and contrlde
tory Passengers BY the former state that sharp firing
vas heard yesterday morning in the direction Of Vel-
disTtvis, near Orange c. H., but ceased in short
TN e.
We learned by The Central train, through some Of
the passengers tia; the impression above Va that
Sighting OCCURRED yesterday WSiS Oteers stated direct
~ the reverse,
Uatl more authentic Information Is received, VO In
cline to The opaiOn tia; there has been no general en-
gagement, although the proximity o: the two armies
at Nine Ran abou sixteen miles cast OF Orange court.
HOUSE, renders itimmpcrt At any hour.
A few more prisoners G1d few wounded in RijAy6
fight arrived las, night
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-01
bruius,ou ?. O., KinrA Queen CO.. Va. Nov TO- ises.xiS

VIRGINIA the Circuit Court Of Henri.o
county, held In the state Court HOuse Wednesday the
Sh day October the year heuSAnd ghthundsd and
> xty-lrSs ,,..
hsttsTt, EA'
Against
hsttsrt and ais, Defendants,
Anford'S adma'r, FAnun'
aSginSt
QuGrles and ais, .-.= peishoAnu
This day these on BY eopsnt OF parties ey the
counsel again heard the papers formerly read ana npon
NE report fommssoner the sh day OF oetoSer
1863 10 which septon AID ngled By eouno
on consideration whereof Court doth adj idge orde and de-
said report and the accounts therein stated DC APP
proved conurmd and than two Yeas having elapsed
nee the the sad Bnford adminisrrAor OF
Jon H. Gete deceased the Court doth further adudge order
and decree. on motion Of the plant Is in the hs Sui By their
creditors OF John H. hete deeeAssd be- and
are hereby required the rst day hs next term 81 IBIS
Court they have, against the payment and
delivery Of Of the said John neert 6eesaSsd 70
his dbuees; that copy Of this order be published once
Uek four the klohmond wing, Newspaper pub
ished city Of Richmond, and posted 81 the door OF he
HSnTso county the hrst day OF Two Successive
terms Of ihs oourt OF said comfy.
no17-evA.s THO5. W. BALLoU. Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-01
TIE EGG r "A HIC

Reports Of IKE press ASsOsIatiOn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-01

BY TH0s. W, KEEsEE, Aucpr,
once Of 18th and Gary streets.
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES, LUM-
BER, LcoRIcE, a., for sale at sustlon-I will sell, on
IUEsDAY morning, December ls commencing 10 O'Clock
Ine Factory Of Messrs Wm II. Hardsrove Co.,
aoah ard msin streets, all ckther
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES,
Coma sting In part Of r'
100000 feet Box Plank
~ screws, Pot and Paening Mills
Topper and Iron Boilers
Stoves and Pipes
6 Stem Screws, Mills, Pots Band,
Blocks. Bullets, &c
10 o'ses Of Leorce, Of the best quality, and every.
thing sppertaihng 70 first CLASS Factory
ALSO 1.
The once Furniture
THos. ". KREsEE,
nc2o-td Auct'r.- .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-01

w ANTED, in large or small qusntitef,
w Tanov Kitchen Grease, Damaged lard or BaSon 10
which the highest price Will be gwen eter In CAN, ss
Ing or toilet SOAP Hotels restaurants and Sdsnsla
nav 49, ~ w. q. WEBB a. w. -,
o., =, TARDY 4 WILLIAM,
oarn o. Isth a Gary stresis-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-01

Will ssh Half Interest my entire Trac. OF Laud lying
Bgbee river, 10 hsengo county, Alabama containing acres
1000 of river bottom 100 clssrelis No. Corn, Cotton
stock Plantation.
Possession given forthwith, or will reni another year
Some 5000 bushels Corn aud Peas piece
70 sell with II.
Addres. Dayton, Alabama. Terms csshseo acre
no2O Jim Z. 7. sTUKDNANf.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
CAPTURES By MORGAN AND FoRREsr.

The Cha tanooga Rebel publishes the following
despatch from an official source:
WIScHssTER, Jan 9.-Morgan's report of his expe-
dition shows two thousand parocd prison RS several
hundred of the enemy killed aud wounded and an i'm
quantity of arms and property destroyed For
rests report shows 800 prisoners 900 of the enemy
killed and wounded, an immense quantity of aims
ammunition an stores destroyed and his whole CON-
mand splendidly equipped.
Our operations at Aurfreesboro in less than month
10000 men captured and sent 10 the rear also
30 cannon 5000 stand of small arms, besides 900
wagon. destroyed and mules and harness secured.
The enemys loss In killed and wounded is estimated
at 20, 900, including Generals.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. y, lS63.--It is now lined
that the enemy rereated from his position Satur
day night and Sunday morning, miles beyond
Stuarts Creek. His Cavalry returned after hearing
the Withdrawal of our forces
Gen. Morgan has returned safe after destroying the
Nashville Railroad within four miles Of Louisville lie
also destroyed the Lexington and Coyington Railroad
and parol ed large number of prisoners.
WoUSDED.-Among the list of wounded in the battle
of Murfreesboro' in the hospital at Atlanta we
note Ransom Hayes, Co C, 29th n. C. in shoulder;
Livingston, 2ud Sergt, Co A, 39th arm severely;
Sergeant Rogers, Co A, seth arm severely; J ii
Welsh Co F, both G chest slightly; Ketchen, Co f.
39th arm severely J Kizer Co d, 18th c thigh
slightly :
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

In this county, on the Sd inst, Mrs Elizabeth Har-
key, aged 80 years.
In this county the eth nit, Elizabeth Matilda,
wife oil Thos Harkey, Aad daughter John Harkey,
Sr, aged 80 years and months. Also, the l1th,
Thos Harkey, aged ~ years and months.
In Union county, on the eth Of Nov, Elizabeth Tye,
aged 65 years.
In this county, Davidson College on the 30th
of December, 1884, Of Typhoid Fever, Alice j. O.,
daughter of William and Elizabeth Patterson aged 10
years, 1 month and days. Young as she was, her
thoughts seemed TO tend upward during all her sick
ness. While . ing with her Pastor a few days
previous her death, she told him she had asked God
give her new heart, and she believed he had done
Alice's lite brief span, yet long enough TO
enGear her TO all who knew her. Many hearts were
filled with sorrow and many eyes with tears At the
spectacle OF her painful and protracted struggle for
life. At her departure tears flowed, but hope aud
peace glisened through them. The jewel Is taken TO
be reset ard shine with brighter lustre in the Masters
crown of joy and glory. NJ n. Y.
In the s. G. Hospital at Petersburg the 18th ult
James z. Shrum, member of Capt, Haynes company
from Lincoln county-llth or Bethel n. O. Regiment
aged 81 years. He beloved and respected by his
officers and comrades in arms, and during his sickness
his christian fOr:itude and earnest devotion TO God
drew the admiration of both managers aud patet's OF
the Ward i'm which he died. He left behind bin the
bright hope of going home to Heaven. H. A. y.
At the residence ofhis grandfather Gov. Jpo. N.
Morehead. Of Greensboro, N O., little Morehead Evsns
son Of Col. p q. Evans, aged about years
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
NORTHERN NEWS.

Dispatches from Cairo Of the 18th say that Sherman
fought his way to within two miles of Nicksburg The
fighting desperate in the extreme. Regiments and
brigades fought and-to-hand. The 4th Iowa lost
600 Gen Iiouey, with 500 men, had been sent
q special mission. Gen. Holmes (Confederate) is
mar, hing in the direction of Vicks0urg The Con-
federate force in Vcksburg amounts to $4,000. Their
entrenchmt extend six miles from the city Sher
man was attacked on the 29h and 6riveu back to the
first line of his Defence after taking the main battery
and rifle pits. The loss is estimated at to 5000
Grant {Federal was at Holly Springs and did not
nforce. Farragnt and Porter were expected TO CO.
operate with Sherman.
Beast Butler, in speech in Philadelphia, attempted
to justify the murder OF Mumford, and said, right
wrong the commended itself to his Judgment, The
Herald says il is probable that Butler will return to
New Orleans, and Banks will push forward Butler
was to have public reception on the 9Th.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

The undersigned, ms Administrator on the estAto OF
Mrs A AZ. Rea, deceased will sell at the late residence
Of said deceased "Wednesday the 2lst day Of Jauy
the following property viz Horses, Mules, Cattle Hogs
and Sheep7 quantity Of Corn, Fodder, Hay Shuoks.
Wheat Oats Bacon, Pork, Wagon, Carriage, Harness,
Farming Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
other articles.
At The time aud place the PLANTATION Will
be rented and the NEGROES hired for ~ months.
JOHN W. HUNTER Adm'r.
n. B.-An persons having claims against raid de-
ceased hereby notified present them within the
time prescribed by law this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery Aud those indebted TO 'ad
deceased are requested TO make settlement with the
undersigned. J. W. HUNTER, AduI'r.
January G, 1863 3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.

The Raleigh Journal of Saturday says it has positive
information that large abolition force Is assembling
at Newbern and Morehead City.
correspondent in that section somewhere writes
to the Raleigh Progress follows: The yankees say
they havo SOC Indians Newborn, but my opinion is
they are negroes painted up as Indian. yankee
Chaplain on Sunday and on Christmas day made pro-
ciamation TO the negroes ut Newbern declaring them
free. On Gen Fosters last raid towards Hamilton and
Williamson, he stole several pairs of horses and
number Of carriages, and has made Mrs Emory Qhe
wife of yankee COLONEL present Of establish
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
AUDITGR's DEPARTMENT.

The attention of all persons who concerned is
hereby called to the Act OF the General Assembly
which creates the Office Of Apditor Of Public Accounts
Accounts with the State for the expenditure of pub
lie money will be required conform, in ali cSses
touching military affairs the Army Regulations of
the Confederate States and all accounts, whether in
military or in the civil departments of the govern
ment to be presented quarterly and as soon as may
be after the close of the regular quarter.
The undersigned arais himself of the present oPpor
tunty to notify all who delinquent in rendering ae-
counts of public money property in their hands since
the commencement of the pending, OF the ne
cessy OF having their accounts prepared and settled
The attention of the General Assembly will be called
TO the names of these persons, and suits viii be direct
ed in cases where this notice is dlsregarded.
Claims against the State will be audited according
to the rules observed by the late Board of Claims,
S. F. PHILLIPS,
Jan H. 1863 Ct Auditor, &c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
FOR SALE,
PROVIDENCE ACADEMY.

The exercises OF this School will commence on the
l2ih Of January, 1888.
Terms per Session Of 81 weeks;
Reading, Writing, &c, SO 90
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Re, 10 90
Latin, Greek aud Mathematics, l6 90
Students i'll be charged from time Of entrance tlll
the end Of the session No deductions for absence
cept the option Of the Principal Further pArtieu-
lars made known on application.
L. g. KUYREEDAL.
Jan g. 1859 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

t5- We stated last week that habeas corpus
writ had been sued out at Raleigh for the release
examination of man named Loftin, who had been
arrested in the eastern part Of the State by military
order and confined at Salisbury. Mr. Badham and
Mr. Fowle, the Raleigh lawyers who procured the
writ, went to Salisbury to execute it, il is report
ed when Capt Mccoy. who has charge of the dis
loyal prisoners at that point, refused to obey the
demand and deliver up the prisoner because, ne
said, the habeaS corpus writ had been suspended at
Salisbury. Loftin is accused of having been in
unlawful communication with the enemy at New
bern. When the Legislature ASSEMBLIES, how
the conservative factioniss will howl about iilitary
tyranny
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his Plantation for SALE miles
south OF Charlotte the Rea Mine, immediate
~ the waters Of McAlPin's creek. There are lel
acres OF good land about SO Of which cleared aud
in good state OF cultivation. The buildings are in
tolerable good condition The minerals on the land
are considered valuable. Apply &c me in person or
address at Rose Vale r. o., Mecklenburg county
JAMES THOMPSON.
jan. q, 1863 I'M pd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
!Carriage 81 Wagon Shop

The subscriber cessor TO Mr Charles Overman In
the Carriage and Wagon making business respectfully
Informs the public that he will promptly execute all
work entrusted to him. and hesocits share OF pub
lie patronage.
REPAIRING of all kinds Horse Shooting, &C., win
be particularly attended to and done short notice
reasonable terms. Send your work to overman's old
stand aud give a. trial.
A. Il. CRESWELL.
Charlotte, Jany, ID, 1863.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

CoSGREss.-The Confederate Congress meets in
Richmond to-day. The currency will be one of the
most important subjects of consideration. There
is too large amount of paper in circulation, and
how to remedy the evil and relieve the country is an
important matter. The Richmond Enquirer, speak
ing the modes suggested by different writer's, says.
"By one set of these fnanciers it is proposed to
declare all Treasury notes both issued and to be is
tucd, legal tender for private we'll public
dues. BY another set the legal tender plan is com
bued with tariff of prices, a sliding SCALE to
be fixed by Presidential proclamation and to govern
in the sale ofnll commodities. Another writer adds
70 these Il Forced Loan"
Whatever is done hope no law for forced
loan will be adopted. Lot money be raised by
direct tax, and heavy if necessary. Every
body i, prepared to pay taxes, and every true
will do it chcerfully to sustain the Government; but
no would like to be required to loan his money;
though r"nlly turre is NOT much difference between
making q man give his money to the government in
the way of taxes. and making him loan it. But it
would be much better make him give than loan it.
Constitutional spI;ttcrs would not have much
food for complaint.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
LAND SALE IN EQUITY.

For the purposes set forth in the original bill ns
in my Office, will sell 10 the highest bidder making
note with good security the Public Square Ia Char
lote, the second Monday in February, 1868, being
The 9th day Of the month, credit Of six months
with interest from date with the exception Of pOr
cent cash TO pay costs, valuable Tract Of LAND on
the waters Of Big Sugar Creek, adjoining the lands Of
Sarah Alexander, w g Phillips, W Clark, q Bell
and Others containing about hundred and seventy
one acres, or less.
A. G. WILLIAMSON, CN.B.
January C. 1893 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
REV. r. BURwELL,
EQUITY SALE OF LAND.

For partition among the heirs at Law OF the late
Mary McIaaven, deceased, ! will sell At The Public
Square in Charlotte on the second Monday in Febru
airy, 1863, (being the 9th day OF the month"; to the
highest bidder executing bond with approved security
on credit OF six months with interest from safe, saw
inc ner cent cash TO paw costs, Tract Of LAND
known rs the '-DaFis Tract containing eighty acres
more or less. :
Ta,uarv A 1853 ST
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
EQUITY LAND SALE.

For the purpose of partition between the widow and
heirs at law of the late Hiram G. Brawey, will sell
at the Public Square in Charlotte the 9th of Feb
ruary 1853, credit of six months, except four per
cash pay costs, to the highest bidder giving
bond and good security, valuable tract of Land
the head waters of Sugar Creek adjoining the lands
of John =. Ross, William Means and Others contain
ing $50 acres more or less.
A. G. WILLIAMSON, G. N. Is.
Jan 3. ,SC3
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
NOTICE,

In taking leare of the puLGc as Carriage-maker.
take this method to return my grateful acknowledge
my friends for their patronage go Literally be-
slowed on me; and would most respectfully recommend
TO them my successor. Mr A b. Cresweii, VINO wall
occupy my old stand and have no doubt use every
endcavor please all who may favor him with their
patronage. Give him a trial.
Jan Is 1863 8, C. OYERMAN.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

IF In view Of the fact that malicious per-
IONS have recently denounced President Davis
bitter pari2nh"' direct particular attention to
the following declaration of tho President in u
speech at the Raleigh depot:
He could lay his hand upon his heart and say
that he lad rewarded man because he his
friend: or withheld appointment from any man be-
of personal dislike"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
FROM MISSOURI.

The Jackson Appeal states that Missouri Brigade
under command of Col. Burbage recently entered Mis-
souri, from the South and intercepted supply train
destined for Bunts abolition army, about four miles
from Rolla. guard which accompanied the train
was dispersed with a loss Of "a killed and wounded
aud 81 captured. Our forces supplied themselves with
al! the! could possibly bring off, and destroyed
the balance. The mules and harness were secured.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

BIt is stated that the British Government has
forwarded to Canada arms and equipments for 900,
600 men, and is making other warlike preparations
in that quarter. This may be SO, but we have very
little hope of England's interfering in behalf
long as the present Ministry is in power.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

The Notes and Accounts of the late firm of Drs. p.
c. 4 J. w. Caldwell. in the hands of s. p.
Smith for collection All persons indebted
estly requested come forward and settle immediately
and save future trouble. The business of the firm
MUST be tiled.
S. p CALDWELL,
Ian Ia 1863 st Ad'mr of J. ". Caldwell.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

ArpoINrMENTs.-We learn from the Raleigh
Progress that Mr. Worth. the State Treasurer. has
appointed Mr. Philip A, Wiley of Goldsboro, for
ntrly of Fayetteville Principal Clerk, and Tbos
Steele of Raleigh Assistant Clerk
Mr. Phillips, State Auditor. has appointed Gen II
G spruil of Washington county, and Thos Harrison
of Caswell, as his Clerks.
ES Capt Garrett, Quartcrmaster and manager
of the clothing department of North Carolina, hav-
ing resigned, Gov. Vance has appointed p. A. Will
son of Winston, to fill the vacancy
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
A Card 10 the Public.

Dir Editor-I desire 10 correct through your columns
some base and infamous imputaiions that have boon
made against my character in my absence, By some
cowardly and malignant person. learn IL 10 reported
thatI have deserted from my Regiment and sOgges-
ton has been made coniscate what little effects
left behind IL is due to myself that should correct
the false report came 10 Charlotte -four years ago
poor Irish boy with nothing but my cha-aeter and
trade After working journey-work for some time,
commenced the Jewery business on my own hook, and
from that time Up my enlistment in the LIST cav
airy last Spring gained BY honest industry liberal
patronage from the good people Of Necklenburg' and
cheerfnlIy left my business to contribute my humbis
mite in defence Of the land Of my adoption have
been faithful thus far and will continue 10 share the
dangers and prvaiioBs Of comrades til my country
is free have done ny daiy, while che person who
ISLANDERS me Il comfortably ensconecd al home IN bic
soft arm chair and slippers.
refer TO the following certificate frDnn my capitals,
an a eonprlete refutation OF the false report.
JOHN r. BUTLER.
Hamp,on's Brigade. LIST RsgtS c cavalry, Dec a.
Ftssr ~ c. cATALKr camp near Culpepper sourt-
house, Va, Dec. 26, 1852
Some time since IL reported Sere 10 camp that
,umor had gone forth from Charlotte that John T. But
Ter a member Of my company, bad deserted the SER
vice. fTis false, and must surely be malicious By
whomsoever originated, Mr. Butler has always con-
Quoted himself as soldier and gentleman since bis
connection with my company.
A. o. L. McLEoD, eaptein.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

ONE YANKEE VESSEL CAPTURED AND ANoTH-
Err RLows UP.--The New Orleans Delta, of the
9th, received at Mobile, contains the following ::
About two 0 o'clock New Years morning. four rebel
gun boats came down Buffalo Bayou in Galveston
Bay and ran along side the Yankee steamer Harriet
Lane, one on each side. The Texan sharp shoot
ers then commenced an assault on her, aud soon
succeeding in killing all the gunners and Captain
Wainwright, her commander. The assailants then
boarded her, and after desperate struggle she
was captured. The rebel gun-boats wele lined
and fortified with cotton.
The Yankee steamer w estfeldt, under command
of Commodore Renshaw, determined not to be
taken, and after consulting the officers, and all
agreeing, they blew her up, with all on board, in
Guiding himself, only eight escaping. The balance
OF the Yankee feet and one transport escaped.
Two coal boats at the wharf, together with two
companies of the 42d Massachusetts, Regiment
were captured. A Federal vessel was placed out
side the harbor to watch the Harriet Lane, and
prevent the Confederates sending her to sea.
An official dispatch from Gen Magruder confirms
the above, except the blowing up part. The capture
was made at Galveston, Texas, the LIST instant
The garrison of 600 men, large amount Of stores and
arms, were captured. 1t a bold stroke OF the
Tcxaus and a successful one.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
FROM yICKSBuRG.

RIcHNoSp, JAM lo.-The following official despatch
has been received:
YIcKsBURG, Jan. s.-From the latest adyices. I am
satisfied that the enemys transports have gone up
river Only seven gunboats between the mouth of
the lazoo River and Niliken's Bend. yicksburg is
daily growing stronger.
]. c. PENBERToN,
Lieut. Gen. Commanding.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

ss~ The public will be gratifed to learn that the
Hon Geo E. Badger, who was recently FRUSTRATED
With para ytic stroke. is improving and hopes are
entertained of his ultimate recovery.