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Southern News

'BI Irg-s', f. Pc s }. rln.
oar agents and oouf tHrs r. ne uutereto.ud ~
patch liu. tet-ecu 49, Confederate capital and Nev
Yort, have for.Ht,d %, EeAi4.ld p,per o. Wei.
rerdsy lest.
The VINO, ~ nn .ri-'' s-.It'si '-rh. RAM p, 'N.
Plough nlst,' 'ls people ~ ~ GOO % -'.
that have been s,rentr ~tucrf - trr Tr1u.rf o.
'io1 ~ ConEItc, ir e'or iat nhr'es and u'ilug or
err int 'Ne Gove'r ror' ! rob ..ie, o. rfr -
tIs Co-scs- th-' ''a '--' nj uf OBJ. country 10 l
lts heud,, aud itt.at thcfa can .. 30 t'4a.nF
tsct now.
u sno;h.i .r.c'sM roNd.n ~ ro-.r.,- h,-N o.
f. he ave-. p.'u"ifts ErC T. r'.t.H GOV t'
~ 'ct ~'afr., 49, ser th.t . .r..u furff .I.
sruie- is rropls'ig' that 7'' ~, rI % an.
riAl storm vli % that 4ctf .ata1 l.- .U rrt ..s,
eit5 70 'rr,se ia 'As United sat rat- a.rs0tii,
h.. prrudicrs.
IN The Coiiotcr,'. Cor-re.s' - - lIruie AZ. %, De,
terste oil Hfo'fh.'r .... tot" fa. army. s
esVllef etnaied fhe 14r' 'ar Ht sul.tfu a. s. t..t
frtJ 20 sixty tNorr7i' or. d '... t.uy r,f,
po.ori us' D. v'ftuI,t- caas ~ fodtIr.
IT,. nili.tAfs LHVg. D'i Ur fUAu '. .. iirsaiy Pub
li'Aed a. tht Sts, is uHf .uts. fUtt
In EiehucrH. hsasF rn.r .sF down tla Grcr.
shSN wC lou taetlrg, ou NNrdH'. uours hatr. A 90
tacoo factor rAs shU Ee-ata alb .- att .-u
night
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WILiiAMfBuRGli.

IrATH or PuiirIciAN.-Jo.eph Nesbi4
4 Ino,kl,n, Z. D., 'ss buried yesteIdsy. Hs do
. coo rImrtiou. l,S0 bs Ispresenisd the IN
nud ltth Watds ~ be- t'n, in Tho Assembly. Tha
ue- vsaI he -ahs csnc '.ts but vas dsfestsA ~
hrs ANGEL dSddVA, 'f SIeseut Provost M
cha. ut fhr Ss-,ni Congress al District. The ~
ceased lssves the uub, suilshsd record Of an hon0
L4su.
IHgEE 3'iuEr ltAIs. s.--OI, Wcinosday
oruiur "a, .hr,7 recruits iuu,psd frsn tbs
rroyo,, S,phA.S oilos. No. 20 Grand srsst, B-oal-
lrL. . u, and eieap@d TLsy SER snhAsd n H.
third .,cr5 A4dbsiors leaving. s,o!o esto frsm On
),ucr volunteer named frsuc!s hcCsrthy-
Sr,esiSD htEyAr.-Dn wednssdsy- e, IN
ins A., usu named White. 'urp.sd to b . Dc
serier ron the Navy, 'tsbbed q man In Orehar5
,'reri. Gr"cnroint infietins severe vyund. WAta.
hrd smAu named I.oonard ere under esrest. dr.
pItc .'s bar Nm the eIurs. Tho name Of tho In.
jursi man Ia Jsre nlah Hsherman.
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pROOR t,YN.
FKDOK TlYN.
TYR REM.rss Of III, At. Plunkett, OF the 1904

Trr REMAINS Of III, At. Plunkett, Of the 1904
E.tirn,r'. y Y ", who W killed at the battle o.
bayou Tecs. II. on tho 18th OF April last, vsrs
y,.tetda, eousgnad 10 10 IL final resttnG plsos b.
t,re'nsood cemetery. Th, Board Of Aldermen a.
Toby, the funaius Of Lieu Colonel prsprr. hiiioA
ir the tsuo battle, will b. oonre,sd TO Greenvvod.,
IyrLosIrS ia CARA k-rosens lamp, m
on, If ~ rinh Avenue ana Green wood esrs, 81
pCd-c yesisrds" morning, about o'clock, vh0e
turnius the corner " Atlantic into FurmaD strsst
The report WAS Inc that of pistol. The hud vas
,vssdI, i.u ted lie took his oos, oil, aud thss
saved him,sit from fearful Iu!u-y. The strav on the
iOor was .so 'r' on nf' VI "a soon tIungunhnd.
The Csr WI Il. siI ~ usAtsat oopsternstion pror
4, IL 10.
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Explosion Of Forf Yorktown

tr'r'ss " l.,o,, D.. f, -htru. O. sHt oD.o .ocs .sst
s-suinr ~ Ho.i.',' o. For y orE'orn took Orc
The frs romuur Gated .5 .h, hase.r. s.i ssoutlt'f
rAs' o'c'ocst magazine '4l'o'tf T'' tf" --u'ia.
ned ea1-.ur tle r. .rut 'tpp i.a OF -as' iur,n.
~ nish' A. 4oaor. 'h'. mon 'nf another sr7lo.
,on to-. paoe. s's'rs. uIUaia.' - 20 Bee, 5i o.
Tfa frss .s ur karr..
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,JFK,SFY CITY.
OsE VoLrsr-sa oaly was wanted to fill IL

OsE VoLrsr-sf oaly was wanted to fill Ia
quota Of Bergen ~ man, Yesterday sitsrpoos..
ATT,.i 10. roLICK CoS.rABLKs.-A h0rsa
b. upuI 10 t.e Govsrnu.n,, shieh.rss nisstnS
m Carnenters Yard, iIudso. cry. vas found.
i.s..y o. the Ircmiss II. m.n M .nasd a.,, ,rtsl.r.
a. Nomr uninas, Two con.,ahies we're despasehdt 10
t>kr ,o.ses,uu of the hsr,a On tLsix ArIlvsl tkey
ssre att.cArd by shout dozen msn armed sith
ptchtoiS, and forced o. rtIeN' no 'sneIm I'M,
A,ey took the matter az. ard ihs.hafss uN 80
cured. No arrests
THosr Srotrv CLo1Hn.--ln consequences oi
infrm.,ion r,o.,ed from vnrIAn confined IN psts-
m AZ Yh,,b,th, .m,n named Hdvsrd Miner vas a.
res,ed eh.rscd With having stnlsn 80 worth wear
ins app.rsl from the hru,e of I.eeah.sd ScAnldt
charge.
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More War Hcso;uC.->.
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SENATOR HALE GNpLAr>>
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NOBLE action 81 G,c Nnrn ..,o.
tihu s-o7ct,su,ruf.
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PROCEEDINGS c. coVG7z5e.
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Latest News
CHESAPEAKE EFGsPTunEl !

Escape of 'iC>i cf the if"u.
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COMMENTS w GBASTS VICTORY
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CRY lpNrEsNENr The Board n Alder
men ea .--.a'.u est day, LIt n. .u,iaess IA VI
e. cg.t.'5 "a ne mature.
''. bard OF to.uri men held r-rrlur nostirrs
t', . ,a r-.tlu.e4 n -afuf'at.a Elug ne
r.. t.t.f 10 l,auu.u.lf 20 tn.a.. .r li,r. ll Cal
's.t c. ,.iy a." ost act to - ,-I e'-,JYV, Vas
a..H.-t
...... sl- Asu lsqrF',s rot White
d ..r iop.tL tyruID, near lJ.H ttcyt, gA.'Iuct by
connolly Ve Rui severely Injured ycstordE', -hus
tt.lan" vn tho 'ew Iiav 'reot t,. James J'Ncil
acc .snt.Irfs -n tho hold OF ,'c ,seamsh.p E,ul,
A. 7..' = North rIyer and va, badly hurt fllen
tfrH tf o. ta RS st.Cet, " rua nyrr Nv stthrt,
.ra' q ~ m. = hor iegf i'u umuier. etn
toFed ia ~ ..-nls bak ~, ifFr street, had one ~
be Ntulr vt-,l, ,ma5 Iol Or ne machinel, ..LIf.
ihrdrs G.C4 tudleliy iH tie "a oon, No l6 Az. {.
Iaue aItpuHn- An unknown 'AAa HtA FOUND lying
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-04-21
coNsoRIPTIoN OF ALIENS.

MIR Clay, of Alabama has reported bill in the
Senate for the CONSUMPTION of aliens residing in
the Confederacy. The Richmond Enquirer says
We trust that Congress will do the country the
justice of passing this bill that is to say assuming
it to be constitutional. Foreigners living here,
carrying on business, enjoying the protection of
the laws, and of the armies which protect their
property, as well all other property, from piage
and confscation, have, we do not say as deep an
interest and as binding duty to fight in the
defence of our count try its own citizens-for
the citizens have national honor. and national
existence at stake-but those aliens nevertheless,
have both an interest and a duty strong enough
and binding enough to impel them to fight for
the land they live and thrive in; and quite strong
and binding enough to justify in making them
discharge that duty, if they be unwilling. At
present they exempt themselves from our military
service by pieces of paper called projections, issued
by gentlemen who are Consuls under the enemy's
Government, and who liable to be controlled
IN their actions, and even discharged-as some of
them have been-in consequence of complaints
made to their own Governments by the Secretary
of State of the public enemy. Armed with these
projections, foreigners complacently look while
our own young men are forced away from their
homes to defend the interests Of aU of the aliens
as we'll as of the citizens; and they still remain
peacefully at home in all our cities, specializing
either the wants of the army and the people, or
exercising their trades with such immense
remuneration, and creating for themselves such
splendid fortunes as never even shown upon their
dreams before.
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COUNCIL OF STATE.

The Council! of State met in the Executive office
in this City on Saturday the 1lth inst, present F
B. Satterwaite of Pitt, r. P Dick of Guilford, DE-
James Galloway Of Wilkes, and Loyerd Eldridge
of Johnston.
j. II. Flanner, Esq, of Wilmington, was ap
pointed a member of the Board of Internal Im.
provements, in place of E. J. Hale, Esq, who de,
clined the position.
The Council authorized the Governor to lay an
embargo on the transportation of certain articles
from the State by spectators. The Proclamation
will be found in our paper to-day.
We learn that the subject of conscriptng Jus.
tices of the Peace militia officers and other State
officers was considered by the Council; and we
learn that that body unanimously sustained the
Governor in his wish to preserve the State gov.
ernment intact by preventing such conscription
We think we may safely say that none of these
officers will be conscripted. ed.-Raleigh Standard
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.

1 have been appointed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury Chief 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
or Cash.
Sub Agents visiting the different parts of the state,
buying in my rame will have written certlhcates OF
appointment. ;, r.
BY order of the Secretary of the Treasury all Cot
ton purchased by myself my agents, on ana after
Bonds Cash. and not per cent Bonds as stated
in former advertisement Up to that time, however,
the 8 per cent bonds will be furnished as stated.
Patriotic citizens offered opportunity to
aid the Government by selling to it their Cotton rather
than to private capitalists.
Charlotte, March "a, 1863 If
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Court Of Teas Quarter Sesssons-February ter 1868.
Elizabeth H. Roberts, administrator of Moses NJ.
Roberts, decd, Joshua and N. o. Roberts
Petition to sell slaves for distribution.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the Defendants in this reside beyond the limits of
this State 1t is ordered that advertisement be made
the Western Democrat for six weeks, commanding said
Defendants to appear the term of this Court to
be held the 7th Mondap after the 4th Monday in
March, 1862 and plead, answer demur to this Pc
titon, judgment pro conesso will be entered against
them. SO W. D. GLENN, c. c.. G.
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing under tn e
and style of STEVENS, SCHUTT l. MCLEAN in
the general Cabinet business is this day dissolved by
the withdrawal of A Mclean. The business will be
continued at the stand by the undersigned who
respectfully solicit portion of public patronage.
J. H. STEVENS co.
February 3, 1868 IF
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Gbe. sWestern DemufraL
: q So CHARLOTTE, N. G..
NOTICE.

/ ENe % =. NOTICE.
Our terms four dollars per year in advance.
pS Individual Or local shinplasters will not De re-
ceved. When sent to as they will be held subject 10
the senders call, and not returned by letter.
aS% The Democrat acH be disconnuedfo all sa6scrt-
6ers at the expiration the time fer hieh IL Is pad
scho continue must before tser-
piration of their tame. -sr- .1z 5aeNS
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$40 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for the apprehension
Of Dulin Starns, member of my Company, when de-
lirered at Camp Fredericksburg Va, wherever
the Company may be stationed. Said Starns left the
lamps near Richmond, Va about the 10th of July
ast without leave He is about 80 years old. about
eet hga dark hair, brown eyes and dark complexion
m s supposed to be lurking in the vicinity OF Harris
onrg hiiis, D q, or Charlotte N. G..
By order of COL W. Nj. BARBEn
w STITT
March 10 1853 6t-pd Capt. Co. /, 3Tth N. G. Reg.
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Carriage g. Wagon Shop

The subscriber successor 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 he solcits share of pub
lie patronage.
REPAIRING of all kinds will be particularly atten-
ded TO and done at short notice reasonable terms
Send your work to Overmans old stand and give me
trial.
A. H. CRESWELL.
Charlotte Jany 49, 1868.
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NEW GOODS.

Just received and will be MADE TO ORDER, or
SOLD BY THE YARD,
Super. West of England Black Cloths;
Satin Finished Black Doeskin Cassimeres;
English Grey Cloths, fine article for Confederate
Uniforms
Also, Confederate Staff Buttons.
J. S. PHILLIPS.
March 3, 1868 If
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The idea of planting cotton, says the Chatta-
nooga Rebel, when the country looks to every fur
of lis productive soil for .he means OF suos,s-
tcnce is as reasonablc as the sale Of cotton to the
enemy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-04-21

NEW PosT OFFIcEs.-The Postmaster General
has established the following New Post Offices IN
North Carolina Higgins Mills, Mcdowell county,
Mills Higgins, Postmaster; Fox Knobs, fadkin
county, s. s. Arnold, Postmaster.
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Capt A. c. Webster, of the Perpont Virginia)
Government, was hung at Richmond on the 10th.
Webster had been found guilty by Court Martial
of breach Of his parole. He was charged with
murder, arson, &C., and confessed to having eight
wives
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to FULLlNGS h SPRINGS,
by note account, hereby notified to call upon
VIM. W. Grier, ex-sher, and make immediate settle
ment.. j. NJ. SPRINGS.
February 3, 1868 If
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w "a
At the Medical Purveying Department an
Charlotte,
large number eff BOTTLES and Walls, for which
the highest cash price will be paid.
JAS. T. JOHNSON,
Surgeon and Medical Purveyor
January 81, 1868 If
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SUPERIOR SEWING SILK.

The subscriber has just received an invoice of the
very best ITALIAN SEWING SILK, which he offers
to the public at I24 cents per skein.
March 3, 1868 If J. S. PHILLIPS.
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Elegant Shoes
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Very neat French Calf Bootees for Ladies.
Pegged Calf Bootees (light) for Ladies.
Gents High Cut Scotch, neatly made.
Elegant pegged and sewed Brogans, double sole.
fresh arrival of Shoe-Peggs to sell by the quart;
sizes 4-s, 5-s e-s, 49, Also, lot of Shoe Knives
JOHN F. BUTT,
March 10, 1863 If Mint Street, Charlotte.
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MAJORS.

vn, James S Hines,
gs,
ton, w M Parsley
)Od E A Osborne
William J Hill,
ebb, Sam Med Tate,
i, VIM Lee Davidson
Henry McRae
n, IJno II Whitaker,
Guion and Sparrow
Il, Egbert A Ross,
David p Rowe,
Jno T Hambrick,
,, CIV Hammond
e, III Dice
ID, Thos H Sharpe.
'ge,
son, c. NJ Andrews,
gh w J Stanly
w S Rankin
Laban Odcll
n, G. c. Blacknall,
is, IT d Love.
w S Grady
J L Jones
&c Webb
w B Creasman
|, IWm w Sillers,
rs, G d Coward,
an, Il w May hew
Ill
$,
companies,
aft, w q Morris
|, John Ashford
Is,
companies,
vn, G w Bradshaw
is, w alt J Boggan,
e, &c NJ Stedman,T2
,yd, j K Winston:
rs A c. McAllister
es. A d Crudup
, ALBERT A Hill
IinglP 2 b Chambers
am, J G. Van Hook
Jas Il Mcdonald
rks, J Q Richardson,
ID, Jas j Iredell,
son, Anderson Ellis,
10 NJ L Smith
H f Schenck,
Jr., James A Craige,
fit, J C Keener,
Jas M Mayo,
yer, w NJ Hardy
ne, Henry Harding.
N d G Mcdowell
i'h' 1H neNei'l
. following Brigadcs:
I'd 6Ist.
4 4Sth.
/ and SD.
18th.
23d.
md 37th.
Ith and 3Sth.
44th, 47th and SD.
10Th and 56th.
Both.
SD.
h, Goth, G2d, 64th and
ID Gath are cavalry Re
lery Regiments.
lere are the following
hOber's infantry (for- |
J III Nethercutt's Ran
hooters; Maj John w |
s Artillery; Maj Alex
it's camp Guard. |
IN of Highlanders and
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wish to hire 10 or Is negro to chop wood
also want to purchase FIVE or six negro men.
J. W. DERR.
Dec 80, 1862 Spring Hill Forge.
am prepared to cast machine irons of all kinds
hollow-ware, salt pans, &c. Orders solicited-erms
cash. j. w, DERR,
July %, 1852 ly-pd, Spring Hill Forge
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-04-21

A RAID ON THE ENEMY IN WESTERN
VIRGINIA--The Confederates under General
Jenkins, recently made descent on the tories and
Yankees in Western Virginia. The result is
thus stated
The Elections and Spring Courts eff the bogus
Government in all the Counties West of the
Kanawha were broken up. Driving the enemy
with loss into his Notifications at Hurricane
Bridge, proceeded to Kanawha River, four miles
below Winfield Ridge, captured two Government
Steamboats, which were passing embarked at night
in fat boats and foated down the Kanawha,
attacking and capturing Point Pleasant Next
morning, killed and captured numbers of the
enemy, took one hundred and fifty horses and
destroyed large amount of stores. The enemy
made most desperate efforts cut off his retreat
from the Ohio River, but they were eluded and
the command extricated in safety.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-04-21
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Richmond, April 10, 1863.

PLAN SUGGESTED BY THE SECRETARY OF WAR
I. Let the people in each county, parish, or
ward, select at public meeting, early conreu-
ient committee ofthree or more discreet citizens,
charged with the duties hereinafter mentioned.
II. Let it be the duty of this committee
to ascertain from each citizen in the county or
parish what amount of surplus meat, whether ba-
con, pork or beef he can spare for the use Of the
army, after reserying q supply for his family and
those dependent OIL him for food. -eas ~ ras
Let this committee fix price which is deemed
by them just compensation for the articles fur
nished and inform the citizens what this price is,
SO that each may know, before delivery, what price
is to be paid for the articles furnished. t.s.
Let this committee make arrangements for the
transportation of the supplies to some convenient
depot, after consultation with the officer who is to
receive them.
Let the committee make delivery Of the sup
plies on receiving payment Of the price, and as-
sumo the duty of paying it over to the citizens who
have furnished the supplies 49, .e
III. Where ths duty Of the committee ID per-
formed in any town or city at which they may be
a Quartermaster or Comnlissary, no further duty
need be required of them than to deliver 10 the
officer list Of names of the citizens and Of the
supplies which each is ready to furnish, and the
price fixed; whereupon the officer will himself
gather the supplies and make payment
~. Where the supplies are furnished 10 the
country the cost of transportation to the depot VIII
be paid by the Government, in addition to the
price fixed by the committee.
V. AS this appeal is made to the people ior tne
benift of our brave defenders now m the army,
the Department relies with confidence on the pa
trotism of the people that no more than just COM
nonsa,ion would be fixed By the committees, nor
accepted by those whose chief motive viii be to
aid their country. and not to make endue gains out
of the needs of our noble soldiers.
JAS. A SEDDoS, Sec'y Of War.
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FIELD OFFICERS OF N. c. TROOPS
COLONELS. LIEUT.. Coils.

( ca.orr.s. Ia
l j A Mcdowell. Ha
9 w r Cox, w
81 w l. DeRossett, S.
4 Bryan Grimes, Jal
5IT.M Garrett Jof
4 Isaac f Avery. RO
Z Ed & Haywood, Jul
8lHenry NJ Shaw, ~ '
9 l. S Baker, JAS
IOI J A J Bradford, S /
II Z LeventhOrpe, WI
lnISol. Williams,
I3 Alfred NJ Scales, ] +
lar T Bennett, NV
Is VIM MacRae, WI
1917 s McElroy, WI
II VIM f Martin, Joi
l8 ThOs J Purdie, FOl
10 wv
30, ThOs. F. TOon. Me-
civ w Kirkland
22 James Conner, G {
y, Danl Fl Christie X !
- VIM J Clarke, job
% II NJ Rut.edge. S Z
26 Fl K Blu urgwynn, Joh
81 John A Gilmerj jr G +
% Samuel ID Lowe, w
80 Fran NJ Parker, Jan
81 John V Jordan, f
- EG J Brabble, w
81 Clark NJ Avery, ROi
81 WI JLowrance } L
81 NJ w Ransom, job
Sc Artillery Diet;
81 VIM NJ Barber, JnO
p William j Hoke, X L
- David Coleman, F A
40 Artillery det'
4lJohnA Baker
40 George c Gibbs, JOh
4;i Thomas S Kenan, w n
Al T G Singeltary. T L
As J Ii Morchead, AnC
46 Edward ID Hall, w
AZ G III Faribault, Joh
AZ Robert G Hill, IS II
40 Lee NJ McAfee. .Ioh
SO J A Washington, Gee
81 II McKethan, G L
- J X Marshah Ma
53 Wm A Owens, J I
81 j CS Mcdowell, TX !
50 John K Conally, Alf
&c Paul f Faison, G
50 Arch G Goodwin, III
So John B Palmer, WI
So ID d Ferebee f
60 Jos A Mcdowell, WI
6l Jas. ID. Radcliffe, WI
81 RObt. G.. A. Love. G
63 Peter G Evans. s
81 l. NJ Allen, Jal
65IGeorge N Folk, !
The above Regiments
Clingman's 9Th, 81
Cooke s-l5th, 27th
Batc's-29th.
Daniei's-32d, 43d,
Davis is'-55th.
Hoke's-6th, 2lst,
Hampton s-9th, {
tverson'S-5th, I2tl
Lane's-7th. 18th, :
w III + Lec's-I9th
Pryor's-Ist and 3,
Pender's-l3th. I6tl
Prttigrew' w's-1lth, :
Ransom m'S-24th, -
Ramscur's-2d, 4th,
Robertson 's-4lst, !
The 10th, 18th, Both,
Goth Regiments are not
The 9th. 10Th, 4Ist, 50
giments.
The 10th, Both and 40tI
In addition to the Regi
Baitalinns Lieut-Col.
m-'r!E Nhatton J Green's
gers; Maj X w Wharton
M"uro's Artillery; Mai w
McRae's Artillery; Col p
Col. VIM Ii Thomas h.
Indians numbering over
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-04-21

Hama Brown,
w S Stallings,
S. d. ThurstOn
James II Wood
John w Lea
Robert + Webb
iJunuls l. Hill,
ilJ w Hinton,
Jas B Gordon,
IS ID Poole,
VIM J Martin,
j FL Hyman
w A Johnston
VIII Yarboro',
VIM A Stowe,
John G. Lamb,
Forney George,
Nv G Robinson
Nelson Slough
IC G. Cole
X ID Johnston,
John l. flarrlS,
S & Bryson,
John K Lane
G. + w hitfeld
w III A Spear
James T Kell,
f. r Lilies,
w L Williams,
Robt V Cowan,
J l. Mcdowell
John G Jones,
detached
Jno B Ashcraft,
r f Arlnfeld,
F A Reynolds,
detached
John E Brown,
w m. G Lewis,
T l. Hargrove,
Andrew } Boyd,
w l. Saunders
John A Graves,
S II Walkup,
John A Fleming
Geo. w ortham,
G. b Hobson
Marcus A Parks,
J T Morehead,
X NJ Murchison
Alfred III Belo
IG G. Luke,
III G Jones, Jr.,
IWm w Profit,
IE Cantwell
iWm III Deaver,
IWm S Devane,
g W Clayton
IS B Evans,
James A Keith.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-04-21

LEARNING Coop MANNERs-The Atlanta
Commonwealth, calls attention to the fact that the
Yankee papers are beginning to call things by
their right names. They speak of President Davis,
General Lee, and often of the Government of the
Confederate States. Such is one of the results of
hard fighting. The word "ReJer' though still
current is gradually being dropped, and those big
black standing heads of "The Great Rebellion" !"
under which the New York papers commenced
and continued for long time the publication OF
war news, have long since been discarded The
entire contempt for the South in which the war
was begun by the North, and but for which it
could never have had beginning, is fast giving
way to respectful appreciation.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-04-21

From THE WEsT.-Tullahoma, April 13-
Information was received here to-day stating that
Wheeler captured two trains, one between Louis
vile and Nashville, and the other between Nash
vile and Murfreesboro, with large number of
men and officers He destroyed the trains