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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26
1863
PHILADELPHIA e. ERIE
L. III BIZ; eiiss.;.ss7 eecilsss; q n

sz4 -c-2 %5> saS-ssi;, ag-e; -
K a. l. X 8I . Ae D.
This grrri line travcrscs the Northern and North.
west counties Of Pennsylvania to the city Of ErIe on
Lake Erie
1t has been leased by the Pcnnsylvania Railroad
Company aud under their aus pieces is being raFidiy
opened throughout its entire length.
II is now in use for Passenger aud Freight bus usncyg
from Harrisburg TO Emporium, lt5 miles ON the East.
crn Division and from sheffield to Erie 6 miles on the
Western Division.
TINE or PAssENGtR TRAINS AT SoRTnuMnEPLANp
Mail Train Leaves, East o SO \. NJ
LHprcta Train " ii - 7. N.
Mail WCst 4 47
Express - I3 A. VI.
Ours run through WITH CHANGE both ways on these
trims between Philadelphia and Lock Haven, and
Baltimore aud Lock Haven. New and elegant Sleep.
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between WilliRmsport and Baltimore and Williams.
port and Philadelphia.
For information rcspectng Passenger business, Gp
ply at the ), H. Cor lith aud Market Sts
And for Freight business Of the Culupinys Agents
;. Is. Kingston, Jr Cor. 18th and Market SITS, Phla'
j. ". Reynolds, Erie
NJ Drill, Agent n. G. n: r., Baltimore
II. H. Houston, Gen'l, Frcig ght Agt. Philadelphia,
Lewis l.. lloupt, Genl. Ticket Agt. I'hadelphia
Joseph u. Potts, GGn'l. Manager W iIumspCIt.
October 81, 1868.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26
WnN..e ,3llfdC
Mhtet.rt0l Gpse
Ns2ll0axzauNMlAD

THIS INSTITUTION Is under the srl management
y and direction of Prof ID. w. Lowell. so long Prin.
cipal Of The
BEv7H4IfTON COMMERCIAL C''LEGE.
The course of Instruction embraces he requisites
OF thorough practical business cav. .,iOn and has
been lately extended by the introduce Of an Actual
business Course, In which tho Studei ugages IN The
regular routine OF business Transact cXpmplihrd
and tamiliarized by means OF a stOft which the
actual bHsipesS Of buying nd selling DDS Is carried
on by each Student.) OJ. tsiness or viz Banks
OF Issue and Deposit o. Roadingau m.Boating
Post Office, Telegraph sc.
The Proprietor has spared notim Expense in ma.
king this Course the most thorough tu complete of
any ever presented ta the public and feels fully as.
surcd that after having been himsefcngaged in actual
business, and having had many years experience AZ
eao ming the &c nee Of Accounts, and being aided by
full aud eice mt corps Of teachers he will be en-.
bed to make thorough and successful graduates OF all
VINO may place themselves under his charge.
PE.NIA NSHTPl
In this essential branch of n busiuss education no
College offers hotter facilities 10 the learner The
Spcncoriau system viii be taught in all its varieties by
The most skillnl masters Of the art. Specimens Of
Writing from this Institution have received the highest
ehconliums from the press,
For general information terms, &C. address for Col
lege Monthly, which will be mailed free; ror spcci.
mems of Penmanship, enclose two three cent stamps.
Address d. w. LOWELL, Principal,
lowell's Commercial College, Binghamton, NJ
p S.-One of Ritter & Duncan's No. highly finished
fine. perfect point quill spring Gold Pens, wi th holder
and case, warranted for one year and to SUIT VIII be
sent free of charge to any who will remit $3.50 to
the above address
October 2, lSb3-1y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

DIR j. II. sCIlENCK has a large suit Of room, nj Nc
80 Bond street New York, where be found every
Tuesday from a. n to y. IN, and at No. 20 North
Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa every Saturday.
lie keeps large supply of medicines at his rooms
which can be had at al times. Those wishing advice
examination OF the Lungs will do well to call on
him as above, lie makes charge for advice but fol
a thorough examination with the Respirometer his
price is So.
MAN. persons are afraid to have their lungs examin
ed by Dr. Schenck for fear they will be found ncurabC
and by that means it is put of until it is late. How
as by abundance of evidence Dr.S has shown sufficient
certificates in this city that he has cured advanced
stages of Consumption.
Dr. Schenchs Principal Office is No. 80 North Sixth
street Philadelphia, where letters for advice should be
directed.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic
each 81 per bottle, or S5 the half Dozen Mandrake
Pills 25 cents per box.
Isr For sale by all Druggists and Storekeepers
October 3, l5G3.-3n. .
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26
SALTING STALK.

Probably we do not know all the use Of
salt in the animal economy; but few are
obvious. 1t acts beDifcially upon the liv-
er, yields supply of soda to the bile, ,and
gives increased nutritiye power to food
1t acts as avermifuge, keeping the bowels
of stock free frem worms, and gives in
creased tone 10 the stomach. It tends to
prevent rot in sheep. AS to the amount
and time of giving it farmers disagree
Some are accustomed to salt their stock
regularly once week, others keep it by
al their stock all tbs time.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

a nss psi ii !, y; pu ,5se,ll,.s,.s !.
stgetsEtlt6tstass m ben epIeAHeteey,
'hf!ynd SsRaSa. SsE4.seH pltsf3s set Rat.
, s's;as NM I. .sS ss,,,,s;l,.,,.,,,, 1sa +. ri f,a N,
sfprtsr SSourpalS f@uibt. inp,er hem I'll.
Mdr3: "ue6N baS Gs&idiai, sptI&es
has DaupteospS Der -poInil&en Sn(u,eis
ttunsetetltt batt befSt mds audi teute nod
estue autbsatti6sni nns umfaFrnbsn Do.
ten. i 90 pitl MIR IL erfabrsn I'M Stanpt
6sb.ft tte 3abl tbsr auf 6Rret&if@es
q sbieis biS bsute Morasn dberBstrsteutn
9nlurstntea nod stnt fsbr sertnst. %
10 wabrf&etult&. ba6 6& ras Gprps IN
iktnsre' 8ansen' auferl6h. biesben @uertl'
leestes ffsstfessn ,verbtn. 1urnai mad btu<
tissa Na&rt6tsn Der AufRaue In fpobc-
Hen am @a&fen btsrtfra H." l5
- 4&&tmberg,' rs. Mdr,'4 q gBtet; p.rlauiet,
bat tte B.triuse:. Nuftonalrt9istun8 pie
Dtslatutf tt.naiI @tnslal @pfodi angstra,
GEN. ter hptsftlbe itro& aus msbrfa9sn
@rdneet;;' usitunter aud aus RddT&t auf
fttn' potBttldtts slttr, ausgsIhlaoen bat.
No&ti&ttn pon bsr ruffi&tn'( ,@r.nse ".
}tdtia.nrte ausbra6 rss s%luffonrss IN
poruttn.,S tenfttten DIE, no 1868, afo
Dot IS 9abrfn, rte'budtu,tt Barrr Con.
toenatton rsn &anpf beAann.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
TThtidan nJe unt &autti.--

ASsHsb6tUS SAeSO IKNkA0&.A - !
>Dtu 1Rtbtaen (@stnt Il stR1@ Il. GA
.ottsrIe6sfstta duselner tusupdtf&sr Dan.
qutsrs ID Btltn9tai tfeeuttnter9, uuuu su
mtttsltt ttntr uuf' Hta,s to6Itsu anletb'
au erbeten. @te mon eardb.r In Gns'
lamb unp -aaf VEN Geniiutn III 'Gpropus
bent., ssbs4t ilu,lr:. @eua8t auS: ben Bsli&'
ten %reipehabler Bauauter6 tn 2oneon.
paris, Grantfurt &C.. In wel&saHt be Re-
aoettrunb .isKsr 0nltibe ale Das tarse'
Rsu, miro, wat'Fe II ttss1gAtth al9
tin ru&loiu ,S&ritt aswinnfa@tistr S5pe.
fulantea, ptI&eu Bic eanets0sftte nj9t
perbinbern t6unsn. @on un(trn 2sftt,
'treis IN Gutepa far@ttn, ptr spar ui&t
bob e fol&e, GItmsnte tinf3l iiti, lie Aum
@ibtrfante 'aeaen bte t,Rs aasr 9nfaf.
funetn: tenl 'Atbtaen talfr.tds 6nte bits
tn. III Satin e der benno@ st&t absr.
Hhff9, inftsf.M a1nnnsfn N ptfnsrbelsn
nab 9adi tefD6bere. befeSf p~ttHlupetiin.
up 1k Nebtutn 3 eaiadide1tn,, ,peun
atertespt, bsa NE tad'e ag~seas1 t,ati'
psrbeu. >Ht1rfr ssi55hh =. -
:syn esffa Satse tsi qtsr NlkB@ a6i
b~aueslnHS 9Atuftit sittt ~
aepirtf. S3tfr pirta Ss,pjtn6la.Js eiasn
8to6ea; 9bsli tt15 BtbAtft m f@aNIu. 70.
n Setsfsaa mt: 0velsissasa W. IL.
Siite X. w. &sssaivt iiagyjlsisnnspAb
rete ptt auttr etaNtt VktS&1T TN &t1S
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

aiblt4t Traeeu fit G~opperbtabs. -
+Dif Xtnrinnan Union" eeQt folsenes
Graetn on dc %@opptrbsars; III =.
8 !. @aruu III a bsr, prsis be @olpes
ttbttn 9eltR mad Gutreu @ablfsesii TN
.Nerpen p16Blt& uon 80 Yro3tnt ouf II
Scitnt2 81 IS
@arum IT, l per 5preis tts Sol,
.ets e1tlts, Grlbjabr, ausrf mad hem Bss
t%anntpsreeu 81. ;5palturS amf1&tn Ten
3rt.ss, unb: btn, Grieesns 'Dtmofraten
CBratu;; Ban BURN uup @orbees 8al.
!o%ntt9bam) unp eann. nod in f,t,re en-
,Babl6.asn. IN GineinratL Suriauopolts,
81, 2ouis, 6ottfore, Ntu 6aptn ,e. UNI
prls 81 ptte,.nt,, pom II auf SO unc 40
ploasnt? 49,. ,,.,n
.soutt r,r l@ $ fur bi,(t'' a'uifautnee
Gtf@einunQ nidt .SIeqtidt parin K'ern.
.Sob biz. .Maftn ,tts @oltte .&uern
9Ytumpb, ais altiaheesuttnp- nit ttnt
triumph er Rebeuiun. era ,!@teG
aber- dis he f&trt Barsfaoft fdr cine
raf&t.. frdftfgr 8ssnstapna ~ees artsaes;
fofali& au@ fdr etnt -tutptgt Wtrosrfsbr
10 aolbtnsn Gritesns balten
.santtrorta = Ddrum 1ttBt Rae @olb.
'ast6, 1ptnn7 9tr Q,opperteae Q
ub.nuuf lonnmt. uno rotum fdut 20.
tptnn 10 x, IT unttstns,sn llntoniasn,
am Sitmmtaftn 6e9tn2
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

'faH tNiGfpsftS yse }SeH&tu prstnfisa
NIT psusu W Hoytsn6 INV OTfenS ~
SsastStbsu Tenn aud bie al an
|psisr Sisle pabiiAusAi 31blsAf tss Sns
EpVrtS utb GYports, 9a4svf OH. 'Staatlu
pdfen, far bas an 30. sSuai 1862 beeH.
btte 6iseaE 9obr stns unaaaaist Bianl.
|0sSsn sinsn, Smpert pun 1905. 1920, 900
~ III Cob ubn 'bsa.n- asautsalsnt ~
b1ableu, mar, baiita mir uur $4,000
prepufts ~ peri6,ftu upp pom rst(s'
Sunms Ras nod ia. go petf ar tur@'
f&ntilf&e Gntpsrtbuna Der @dluta In
atvthnuua ~ tiiaasn. 70 pa6 fsltR ~,
|adslt& $36,68G. 900 Goniantsn rn Gr
port iurl Aue9Id&una ees Smporte nt&'
|1tint unp rim Gallo ~ unfsrn 0afsn
poraNtyaasn lpslten music. u. w..
Btdsr miro G& poe Dr'bdllnts for rae
laufeube Gieta,job. ashalien. 'Danf Il
ner aueuoreenhi6su Gniridiun9 uniers,
tin tetmii&en SnruRIis fonnts etr artbts
l9ed tes xtiseebsra,fs i'm eanre fsIba
eratuat retrsn, rrdtune, o%nsrn(eite BET
Grport sinbeirii&u Ytoruln %tersuttne
aueenommen Bat. @tnn man ba0df&'
tiat. raj In cen g%rpotli1tn efs Giseal'
iobrre 1860 BaumrotIe oR=in nit 10?
'Miaiontn DoIare. ftltR in 1861 .nc6
mit sat W'u. Declare 6au,lr,,, tansasn
tm Giseat Sable 1862 RI Baamrea'
Grpori laum | Wtuion ttttua. une ris
lovatsn Etnaitn penno6 ibnn OnpHi6.
tune,n asatn1tn rem Auetanrs prompt
na6femmfn fountsn, 70 mue mon lu9e,
fsben. eo6 fdba Ger ad"al'&e Abfaa be-
Saesns st profperiidt 30 Noresns isbr
weni0 bftinird&tia,n farn.
sAtt3n. rtt<-zrairn WoE--AS3a -
x.iee itint Der.be paIorsn. Die encr.
ussn 6uwmtn; wsI&s Ter 3rtsa .toRtt.
blsitsn III Qante. Is IN nur Gin B.&fsI
ree BtfBs6 unr. fit Corruption aus rttn
Spiele olaGtu. Elm wcbl,blttau Dt@'
Eel. Dit, arr6sn @,lrmiiiel. mtlde ,unfe
rr stnbsimi{6sn SneuRrts 3uarFtn, fnt
Gin fur ale 3stt.n peblahsdtstts xapi
tai.
:: @d& trauriets Bib bistd eopea'n
rsr Slrsn, etr> nis siue Sneufrit bsfab
lsetali& proruetrte unp nun tur& ZEN
3rtea (slbR ,tins Yroeulttonsfraft -ns.le'
rem bat. De1s GuHa9 Der 3pd 1lsbtidbtt'
.asn BaumwoIa Grnr.sn IA aan5 unbersu'
ttnp uni bii(sr susfau ;oletn r,prdfen'
|.irt .intn @erluf uoqe rbinrthtne 500
Wiuionsn EoHars. Die e. NIT ~
proruftton Dol, @strsiee uup 1nrs.n g.
tsnetsr arfuiGen ttasat H.. eouon I'tsi
man ,ur @tnlas in zen S&tlpnunasn
r.e In ean,sn Earsu b,rr;&tupm G|snes.
.(bea.)"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
Die &1miertefeiten Der Ginnabme
pom Sbdrleffpn.

WV SSW$VS~U~
Sn efnen, In BET ..Mobtte Newe" snt>
baltensn pom BET 81. Yr." ptebnos9t<
b.n.n 8ritfe aus Gborl.fon. bet6t %: !
"Dsnn Der 3ampf Ateen CHARLTON
bsotnnt, 70 pirb Il BON furdibaren, Qba'
rattsr letn. .Dte ptN btartttsne Gra9e
aber ben Bsrlb BON S1ifsn Aeesnabu
%2dnbbattstisn pirb jsst sins sneaaltiatre
Gnbl@dpunB fnben, ale j. Juror. Dtt
tiltn9spanserteu Monttor6, btt pte G6pt'
ralen f0r pie unSsrwunbbarftn BabUsu0t
auSeebtn, DE irmale ron0ruirt wurpsn,
reftbtn II & trnt@uFipett btr ldblrei&tt fen
unt fdrtfsn Butt,rtsn fommen. bic jt.
malls In stner ttpaelnsu S@lo@t in An.
%tuenpun9 s.bra@t 'rurpen.. Die Gorts
baben euts Dffsfers unb bic. Ba,t,rien
Gno NIT ben Glib Caroline @ssuldr,n be-
unannt, ben beftn .unp t1fabr.nfsn Arttl'
l~eri}len IN osr eonf5pntrtsn srmu.
90 ~ btiuabe unm6sli&. rab tresnb
Elm GabrS.ua bsm epnefntrtrten ,paael'
furt1 Der: (hpsrsn @e(deGt aus ven. "a.
nonen>>Yep. 5umttr, .Nlsultrte uno bsr
8innsa.8 aaftsrssn. Der brii bnuptfd<&.
fen, ten Gftn8ane gun, 6afen: tommdnbi'
rsneen @eife ptttrReben fam. Au&
tuan bic @tfabr pitiss Sptsbrutbenlau'
ftns nt&t pur& ben Verfu& p%srmtnesrt
rustbsn. tte paEaee aur Na@tieit ~ for
tiren, rk ,piss bi 8tdebure uup -Ntw
Srleans asf&tbtn. g. e.rpunten unb
aefdbrlt6 "a bas GetrwaGtr he bit ben,
.-Gorts: 1otbetfhbrtuben GaaaIe, so Sc e.
fabrenaen eutftit Is nt&t ,pasen ;jparseu,
EN- Cuff btt !Naht bersin,utuuaep,.
uenu fe- seia ai@t ebes leint eanbuaa,it
bdtten, feaaItttsn.5 s2ebisre atsr fetlen
BEN Gefnss 9dhsfiH sslbR reas edit,
bsn fen ssrlfi6en, nm DE Blodaes il
:bre&tn, ssas - iistS nSttt8, Fe.btt tktfs
Ausfabrt burd a~useefeQte nit BlsuhsH
tfrlsbsut 2idttr unb Gtanale ~ uutevi
mben. Dssbalt II II zf@n, bat ets
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

>;Meu Orltaus miro al(o Gus altn
,&rdfien unl&dnat. Man, tff1t&ttt sintn
Mnattf Don i1bnlnsenn Mn6t
= Dobtn alfo bal ,es.,Bant's ptbra&t
@trp. man in @oibipeton nt@t balp "a,
binter tonneu. bdB Cutler nod, Nrp
Orltans lurid mus2 tu6 mon 8 a Lied
nt4t barf. rt9itren lailtn?
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
q ur'ppdtf@eA g.

%oleu, Aus Garnahu' '@&n..
ptte II. Btsnu "YrtFr"'a mttaeibNd: 1c -
~Gf{aftnt bub BE SbtR1sifdt ,3mit.
|trd&t tn polsn wisesr tsre+ '!Bunpts-
atnr{t her 3uGtn war, 81 III. Na&t
uor is. .uuf ben 49,. arurps tn. @alrt
pom Delet in Snfureenttn Eager xrisAs'
roth atbalhn.. Dte Mterpelatreirl@.
@lfqut grdn8t. CUR Gutf&tirutR, wtr ptn
Sb06tfsbI sitter fdbrsti fea., ob 2anete.
ptes ORR 8tiruslawett;; Ditit BlbIt.
tstsH batten f&on pot stnt8.n' W6@N BIZ
epnh.n' unb purtt ttn.r III tauptfd&liH:
fen grtnts, tpebtalt 9anAtltoitiI imntt ",
Dietatpr dusgefattst ,rurtt. Dad ctn,
fH.ttAs'dtbt IN ftt Na&9It Douis fftB;;Sduf IN
10. In @alps pom B.lee trenntt' fAdt3 roe
|Qorps 9anetymtes'' In. arft@ iEbtile ron
wd&tn eer Br66sre MteroeIarba 'e;GntAs
~ i fslgtn,eutidrtt esr! 3eR 2aubttptsl
Firsu sblist.H>r,% {. ~ >3::4 ?r3iG'Da ~
L, 1anaistpfeatf auf &brtnporl frrietIaf'
|ftu! 81 'nuo fsine aabdneer 'fiuH IN adj
Hrtnn afsisftn. 1888 "a zn1 .:
|" '.9talten. Iurtn, ~ MdrI5sGad,
rtbalet'e @efunrbdteaufadnp atet ftinsi,
Grtuntsa' tno 1Gsrtbrrn 9reet Bsfrraattff
tin. ''Dk Dunes IT "f@tinth1 ae,pcitsn.
etr Qhtdslf titsst unb tassBttR ~ ste
on p't'i DoteHbtnan aef&ntusK!1DDt.
@tnetdldob I'D 9tn6tbiRt.K W mad Cd
ptsra ar6nttnesn @iRtint bts7auf.Dn,
tsrse 'son' I'D III mditu. - "t'@85I ~
Z tosttuauuiitn. 81 t,f@1iSuss et5
b1iti(afu z0hetbou{te ,pom=2244AM2fd1t3Rt..
pi.etrtts G(attfl 99ttnaGta ahuif CHE 6tuae pea
gatl, splun 7Sbaf.tebuiE ter ffta1,1ff&.
@,fdht,t III 3pti.tf burA td@t ssttYb Nf
aueeott Der bstetn porEs YsutenaF Adf9f.
tisferfsn' pointlnsn Stnbtnteas lvttlan8ttt'
Dtv tnslti@t @,ianett7an 1afffhsd oof'
tridttFbt u 6oHnune' mt.''then &utlaae
ette !lSSt&ebttn psret. ggRuI5ta ffdast ffttnsr,
It babe ui&ts In iBtfrsf sfenffstt M
ptsuetn p~trtafstsr poltn fpftn1ou dutttn.,4:
6fdaltei&. ia Gta,nt,s ls.tas,ptr,,,,
stnsn turepdif&sH 6 p-n21e6 3uE Gre.
etauns NJ, pelnifain 6las. .
3 I, Dtr. sen; psRrsa ,PpIss|(Els saaetsp.tl
EE. II IN q Sc a'ist'pdylla',si T. ',a,,,,lIap J,
: arajGa. ice: Mdst,t asaySi
eanBieptej nj, fsiusm Methbtide&a e&bta:
Etantu ps}epejtepp :aue 3ASneU .H1ldd
xratan 8ebra9t uup 10 9eRea :eA5tll5f
sptrt9ebladk CT pigb NJ A1sst9GQgsss
|fa66t1es tetsnbd.. Dsfts1lt(lssagge
rahlksiaatfae ggistb51l nrtfl
5u II 0aiivtfuuS 11s11l1Assays4lak
FAsaita. saely JET nutbsa - 50QsSaes
[fsles mn tllssbradt. 9sea DgeS4sthl
4yfgabtt il Jon be1 "a.
16alAIi8sx Eszlh;liAl1t 11lSstleS.s
0sSsQja1r lset bei 3bAglA1klsrSlR "a.
10 ~ 10. 3elyl asreileiyjg 100 pm
!!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
Der Flan Der Nesiernme CUR Uertpen'
-. bnn9 Der 1te0er. Ill G3,, :

~ WV y ~NSNSSA oSVH HSS ~Sk0VSIo
enne Der See0er. 4.jI 15>,:,
due Cairo wirp fofesnetr rlan tes
'f@assaur;" Cxesks eerc- ~
brri&tet :-g3: 4aai II .s.is =. g
r.. lin rts frsk SdiFfab,t uuf hem
Mdfffppi ~ G6trn. tateae @uupernt.
-utsnt btfdIcda,, ete: ufer. ttNtlbsn nit
rleY alsn 9leasrn ~ tsNertln. 3,Qommif,
idr. iup bobu anssfslt ucreel. I'M, flt
pis Dupn8iuna pom plantaasr an ;aeeia.,
ntte - eiee ptr(onsu' ~ (orssn,; fepis
du& pafar. pae bas fontraetlt&e Scr.
td!tnte 3wii&tn tbnen uue',r M9ern
bscba&tet wsrre. u III =" 80 ,
2. Anfan padtgsIt .fol sinf H5Aab,
pen BIN Reupnnsnen4 4rpt uftea- bsaablt
we,tsn, ndmIt@e 90 ff1r sieesne Satin
BoumprlIe unp S Geategfa r ;iefsuB ufta
a3or1 stsr Rartufelu.' l3&;Inl3:a' 49,,
SobaIo ptr 9Ydhttr' 8tfs son bsr
Wantaae esnou1on.n: bat, foa trnib n
upu Der ReBterun s-+fp pt If
Nsaer 9rliefs.t "utrben, ole. q
piinf9t. unp mar bts 3nm 1 G.br. 1864.
= 4. 'Dn Ntasr ioaeu i nod A1ttt urb
@tfdkAt Don set bis 81 an Arbtttslu6n
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-27

/ -Mr Sands Smith, old citizen of Matthews
county, Va, was murdered In q most horrible
manner by the Yankees recently 1t appears that
| Col. Spears llth Pennsylvania regiment with
some artillery, and negro regiment from Ports
mouth, had been sent to Matthews county to catch
BealPs men, who recently destroyed several vessels
OF the shore. A letter to the Whig says:
During their last raid they had dragged him
frem his own house, destroying at the same time
portion of his property, and carrying off his ne
groes and horses. On this occasion he had armed
himself with double-barrelled shot gun and on
the approach ofthe Yankees fred ON them, killing
one instantly. He leveed his gun at the other,
Out the second barrel missed fire. They then
rusned upon him, and seizing him, oVerpowered
hlm by main force, and took him prisoner They
tea rope to his feet and dragged him to his own
yard his daughters who have now neither faih-
er nor mother, with prayers and tears upon their
knees, implored the officer to be allowed to see
him and bid him farewell. They were refused.
and their lives threatened IF they dared to an.
l'roach him. He was then tied behind buggy
and carried four miles beyond Matthews, Court
House, on their return to Glcuehester Point:
While on the march Mr. Smith was so brutally
treated by the private soldiers that he asked to see
Col Spears. When that officer came mp, instead
OF reproving the soldiers he seized stick and beat
the prisoner over the head He begged fora glass
OF water, which was refused him, with the remark
that he would not want for water long. They
then, by order of the Colonel, tied his hands be-
hind his back, placed him horseback, tied
rope around his neck aud threw the end of it over
the limb of persnnon tree. The horse was then
driven from under him. The fall not suf-
cient, and he fell to the ground He begged for
mercy, but none was shown him, and Col. Spears
ordered his men to fire into him, which they did,
and he died pierced with fse balls. They then
buried him near the tree, leaving his feet sticking
out of the ground, and placed at his head the fol-
lowing inscription:
"Warning to d-n bushwhackers. Every d-n
man catch with arms in the woods. we will
hang so high that the birds will build nests in
them. So take warning, such will be your fate,
you damn towards. Here lies the body OF an old
bushw hacker"
The next morning after the departure of the
Federals, Mr. Smiths body carried to his al
most distracted and now orphan family. Mr. L no
mas Smith, the brother of the murdered man, and
owner Of the adjoining farm, was also dragged
from his house prisoner and carried off, He was
made to stand by and witness the murder of his
brosher, and the rope with which. he was hung
was fastened around the neck of the horse which |
the brother was compelled to ride.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-27
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

I have been appointed by the Secretary of the
Treasury Chief Agent for the purchase of Cotton for
the Confederate Government within the State of North
Carolina and will pay for the same in per cent Bonds
Ior CASH
Sub Agents visiting the different parts of the State
Iouylng in my rame, will have written certificates OF
appointments
9 order of the Secretary of the Treasury, all Cot
'on pufcnased by myself or my agents. and after
the 18th day of March 1868 will be paid for in per
.en DonaS or Cash and per cent Bonds stated
ha 'ormer advertisement Up to- that time, however,
Pc, een! ponds will be furnished as stated
ei'izehs are now offered opportunity to
'e government by selling their Cotton rather
than to private capitalists
LEWIS S. WILLIAMS :
Charlotte, March "a, 1868 IF
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-27
TAKEN UP,

On the 18th September, Lonergan's Ferry, in
Mecklenburg county, Roam Horse, with saddle and
bride. The Horse in the possession of negro
at the tmeI took him, and the negro was in company
with white man who gave his James
Hudgeone, who professed be pafoled prisoner from
Mosbys command and claimed that he owned the
negro and horse. Hudgeons has absconded, leaving
the horse and negro in my possession The negro in
Mecklenburg JAIL and the horse is at myplantaton,
Tie owner of the horse is hereby notified to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away within 80 days, he will be sold the law
directs B. F. BROWN.
October r. 1863 IF