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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
A.eeis hAositi6ss

p Il il reported that the rebel force around Cub
pepper has been reduccd To A. z. Hills com
nand, while Longstreet and Eweil have moved
southwark, probably 10 Fredericksburg. We
have a large cavalry force operating on the
neck south Of tho, OccoIuap. r..
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
BraAlslls Majority ever O 6O,O0O.

CrNcIsSATI,s August sl.--Returns from all
bRi nine counties of Kentucky give Bramic,t
over fifty thousand majority. g. ... ...s
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
FROM P0RTLAND.
Yacht sParkle In Pursuit Of the T.so.y
." prisone rs,

PoHTLAED, Me-. Aug. 20.-The yacht spar
kle, with an armed crew, sailed al noon to-day
in pursuit Of tho three Tae0Dy prisoners who
escaped from Fort Warren yesterday. Tho
steamer New Brunswick has inst comrin. She
spskc tho revonue cutter ). {. Dobbin outside
with the prisoners on board, " ho were culaured
Oh thp lsle oT shoals by the cuiter. Culluctor
Jew,tt dispatched the cutter yesterday, and
also two volunteer yachts to-day, heavily arm
I'd, In pursuit. Z . .
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
Personal.

. GEsaHUSrER Is at the Fillmore, and GEN.
BuIIL at The Ocean, Newport, and at last scr0unts
wefo highly enjoying themselves. .f'g'tA sflsL
Col. b. i. BELL, the oldest cavalry colonel
in the regular scviee, died In BALTIMORE on sathrj
DAY night. .. ...r... .....-.
MADAME EIsToRI'5 husband has been crro-
neo,Aiy reportsd lead Tho halquis Is living at
Rome, ... aH .faa
GEs. HANcocR, who was wounded al 6eltys
burg, Ia siOwly recovering ana expects to hs this
week removed to West Poiut iiUm kotIlstowp,
Pa, where he has been atayins Il soie time IA,t,
REy. Henry l.. DEF"nE5T, who was. drafted
IN New IiN en- recently AMI refused substitntioo,
has besn sppoiBied .hspinin OF the ieyeath. Con
hpotiouf rgimsnt. .... ..Yu rarrsI IA
! MAJeR GENERAL BUTLER and family, with
Gien,ls, started In private carriage from Lowell
on Monday, for the white Mouaiains, with the Id.
tentlon oil bsing absent about ten days
TINS WIFE OF RICHARD II. DANA, Jr., Esl,,
wac severely injured at Dublin, N. H., 90 Tuesday
I by the running away Of horse she was dyiyAnG
Me lana had both ALIAS ,bgpleo, one VI tLePR ~
near the Lel to render 1t prohsble u at 1t car
never bc reset a lady and ouDg man with hsi
were considerably injured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
THEeI LA4THsH!

By the United States transport steamer John
Rice, whicharrlvsi q Baltimore yesterday, the
A,n~scs~ received ths following dispa,ch from
its correspondent, ~ G. @. r." We phore his
prophecy has been verified, bccausc a very
large Dum,ber Of scientific gssllomen' have
satisfied themselves, with slate and pencil, thar
Gilmore can never occupy Sumter, and that
unless he can do 10. he cannot, even with tho
shi Of the gunsosts, reduce Moul,ire. This
theory soein. 10 Is 70 be altogether un,anable.
Here Is the dispatch, .'o'. 1'I '5g 81 ,r , .,
Y, .,b -. FLAosHIP AUsvcIA DIssafour,}4
~ orr MoaNfs Isl swn, :. q. Aug. ~ isCi- ! =
: The ftcamsLip Fulton is expected ~ stop
hero to-day FIR the mails, on her way " New
York., aud therefore close up my journal Of
events sptS fhe sailas Of the Arsgo on The
i4th.T Twill state ~ tho ou,sei TINT the great
assault gu suntcr, Wagnsr, and GregF, by
land nnd .water, Will 'tcttaibiy atr rlars 10
morrow, unless ia weather shall causc further
ielay.Il All ID In readiness on land and water
aud all arc of tho opinion thnt these thrc'
stronghods viii he In our possession, with the
Oil Nag noakn9 Dyr thom, before you rocoivt
this iettcr:- There To no difference Of npinicr
ON th;s rr,hieet rbuTH hra tHli pms. .-'iI
'" f"' $50 "J'''l 1.F1ftsfs Uf. -a.. .... 90 pafn
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I, BY TELEGRAPH. d
fg -vEd .I5.EEAa Aaa.-Su--lai -i-l 1865 l1ts
GEN. R0SEGkkaS IN MOTION.
ii lazfod -Ll---lJ-zrI Ifg jr' a 81
A.niI ,s-s H. Tsls.-.I II4T ~ y. :. H.s1
Important News Expected from
o. - .r -, East Tennessee. eoa., ID

CIsorssAT.. August al.-Tis Gs.stis has
private sdvices from the Army ofths camber-
land up to the 17th Inst, A movement is In
progress and The public may sSon look for in
portsnt news from Rass Tsunsssss. fH.n ny a.fr
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
Certificates OF Deposit,

@ .Ry direction Of the Secretary of the Treasury
the interest upon certificates Of deposit for tie
temporary loau, win IN future be paid in legal
tender notes.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

NAVAL ORDER. .--BoaLswsin John Bates, do
tachsd from the Potomac and ordered 10 return
North. "
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
TIE southern Bank "f Kentne h y Robbie i
Of s,00,o0o In Gold aud eio,ocO n
PAPER Money. AC. .h " - -"

C,Sciss.SI, Thursdays, August a0.TyTha
sOnthein. Bank Of Kentucky, In carroflnn,
Carol county, was ROLLED al half pasf one
o'clock this morning by about slxtecn mon In
uniform, who repref ented themselves bclopgr,
ing To Stott's rebel cavalry. ." -
They were first discovered by Mr.. Crawford, |,
cashier, Who lives In she rear or tie hank, on
whom they iFred, driving him hack into his
house, 80. 2 s'' 10Y GO '. p" Ut ''f" "
After removing NIL the money from the vault,
and burning all the papers therein, they mount
ei their horses and started off IN the DIRECTION
Of Owen county. ~ - '" y
TLc amount Of money stolen 10 slOo, 900 N
gold aud silver, and $50 900 In paper money
robbers. ... '.E 'i's 10 .
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rs.er:s S'..hst iIsyh's FSsisi.. VI s's.a'..

'5sI "a iI,is.s ~. WAa DrrxnshrsT, ~
PaovOsr. MARSHAL GcsfHA Ds OrrfcE, \,
Ci,rs,st No 10. II hs9f SfaH Hshs slHF ~ w .
, The following opinion, Of Coll Joseph, Holi,
yaie q I'd oests Ssaor a. ofthe Army, IL publ shtd
for the iniosinAtson lasuslanec Of AL otheers or
thls bureau, va; -.,,, o. 1o ,irIgira 90 ,7os,t
, III fhs cAse d lS,hsS hSviag three sons--one
st ho.ne. zoe u0wip the military service, and one
having boon kilisd 10 II the soa remsining at
nome Is not exempt, unieis hia father be aged or
fnarl,, ~ be also dspsndsat ousaeh sons labor
for his suppottH o.. ~ ssIr9s !. - -lI set 2
4 t54ty lni o. sAp Prov ost kiHrs}fd Gene erai -
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Rebels C.ptursd at ths Battle sr FsiiiRG.
wnlsra.

-Four hundred more rebels, captured at FAM.
ing Waters and incarcerated in a prison IN
Baltimore, left that city yesterday for Roint
Lookout. This makes nine hundred Pflsosers,I
now at Point Lookout, captured at the battle
Of Falling Waters, which Leo faysNas never
fought! .-a.yI s5Tifg
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

There are many friends of Mrs. Anna Cora
Mowau (pow Mr.. William +. Ritchle,) who
viii BIZ glad TO hear that, though her husband
10 editor of Jef'. Dayis's especial organ, shs is
invincibly loyal to tho Stan, aud Stripes. she
10 living In Epgland, and Is said to have lately
come into Possession ofa handsoae property.
, ....t -, saI,..gy ---~- ..
wnT would Some colonies and generals makc @
good buglersi because they Ike AAor's, aId " blow
their own trumpet" so well.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
RETAILAUoNI!1 Il
DHINYYTTkdIH1 Il
Tha 0Mc;ol- 0.anx-,ae,
Gen. .Haileck.
THE PRESIDENTS DIRECTIONS.
Notice Served upon Robert 0ald, lhe
Rebel 0ssnisslsnsr, Of s4siSr-
minati0n Of thfs Goverlnlttt.
~ var.sSgs sstSSa,s 9 q n, 1,,s 49, y
afIolinu y Las isSaSir n
,Hrs shi-re>-f-->-u yissW Smof

,,.,,- 81 = i-Sl- al ~ 2 ~ "a a .LIos.a
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

, = hUpAoIoys AfrsMrT AT RoBBERY.--John
Daley, 'b6spltst. yte~srd, Was at the tavern Of
Dlihe o,Asasyf ltst lnisiA skspt q e'9pek. 40
pwcnt 70 a man named John Rieh, who was In thS
fsva.a 4t tl's time, drew srsseiyer Asddsnaadsd
VI him his poskst-bookg The nan iWas sooa ife
,sfsspst stttiaA.a HewAi dlilailssd this morning
ty Justle CsFgusop.d al 1HGl o: uaffs, ~ sI asl
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

QRA00l~-IreaD oaa1io9pyUan6 msas'
.uhering from EerYs.0ssN11,S6., 5, sgal1st en-.
:ttssis sss'. s;. sssSg AZ 6 G
{! "a! I e sss is.s sr.:a 4.
\ 4s-dAyep -, Lock Ibx, BSsfdh, Ma.
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/. o. THD CONynssIoNs ksir EfPxsrkNcx on
warning and 4 CAUTION TO YouNo MEN Who Sufiar
from Nervous Debfisy rrenatufe Decay Of Man.
% .lIr CSns b SsS SE6 hss eSfed s @ niSssif ~ ~
sef nssnS put to Erest expepsp and injury thtpugh
! nsS,eSl sv SnsIa.iSg I%DSg Y ~ y Ssssksfy:.
3issls copies ass1 y. I'D tT ~ sss aasSsr 'f''ps'
= . NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, EAU,
!. ~ 10y tssle Bedford, Ming toupty,N.R Y
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pAeapst An1nseee1n pssts toI ~ uorthvsst an .
lbutkWlnEl yaaih nalght tsAths 10y, As1l Ons o.o
me- IeeanisJpe tsele9 ss Qsse esamsnt rafcses
the 0o4Acty4puhteIinith6 North and Wtstl
br tickets and further informA alton appty 10 uss CO.
~ q ths 's9sIaA tespAylvssts kMts, 'noFtsOea'
6Sf National Hotel, Qhies open ,isopa :. u. 10
y A,toa scndAys ', d, :, :. b,.,..,'7,I.
r.. n. slaiaaigra Il bGs yifD FE.OsNoNToN,. u
LIxsu1ror LLn M "A n l.aL. . L-..I N Asnnho
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,.AAssspasnts

. OCAsFEkBUgY, ,HAII.-Tls zanfsetts TroapsI
oi French and Italian pantomimists, Mons. Soosh's
accomplished ballet corps, and the enttrs Cantsr-
bury company Of yoesityts, daneers, ,EtniopiAh
isouiedisns, Ac. May new aud kstaresipg fsatutss
are embraceI In the prssranme. In to-norsoWi
afternoon family matin,e viii be gtyenois az or,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

y adhesion to the new policy, although Tie
G.; !: !; !: !; J;
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-10
TOWN TAXES.

All persons residing in the town of Charlotte, or
owning property therein, the first day OF February,
are hereby notified 10 make returns Of their taxable
property to the Fown Clerk during this month Of
March
Residents of the Town required to give in the
number location Of their lots number Of taxable
nos whites slaves and free negroes their lots
in their employ; amount of nett interest dividend, &c
received or due during the year ending February J.;
value CT gold aud silver plate and watches; value OF
pianos and carriages: amount of goods, wares and
merchan die, of any description, brought into the
town for sale number of dogs owned their lots and
all other taxable items as specified in the Town
Charter.
Commission Merchants and Transient Traders re-
qured to return and pay on amount of merchandise
of every description brought into the town for sale.
Persons failing to make their returns by the last day
Of March will be liable to double tax.
Returns received at the Office Of the Clerk at the
Branch Bank of North Carolina from o. to p. M,
from this date to March 81, 1863
THOS w.-DEWBY,
March TO- 1863 It Town Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Having obtained special letters of administration
the estate of Mary A Houston deceased, will expose
to public sale the Gath of March, instant, at her
late residence in Irede county, near Davidson Col
ege, all the property belonging to said estate consist
ing of large quantity of Corn Fodder, Straw, Shucks,
Wheat Oats, and Cotton in the bale all of her stock
of Horses and Mules one fine young Jack large
stock of Hogs, Sheep and Cows, several Cows with
young calves; large quantity of Bacon; two road
Wagons; Buggy ard Harness; Household and Kit
chen Furniture Farming utensils of every description;
and other articles not necessary to mention.
Sale continue from day to day until all is sold.
Terms made known day of sale.
WIN: PATTERSON, Admir-.
March 10, 1853
n BAH persons indebted to said estate re-
requested to pay up Immediately, and those having
claims against the estate will present them within the
time prescribed by law, this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. W.-P., Admir-.
pH-eAt the same time and place / Will rent the
Plantation and hire out all the Negroes belonging to
said estate. WIN. PATTERSON, Agent.
March 10, 1863. It
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-10
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.

:. hARRELLsvHLE, N. c., March 4th-I learn Saur-
gay night last Lieut. Col. Brown, of the 42d n c. t.
WIN detachment of his regiment crossed the Chowan
rVef 10 attack the Buffalo, akee Camp DIR billiards.
iaih In Chowan county but owing to cause with
""eh am not acquainted, did attack the stronghold
VI the enemy; but be- however succeeded in securing FIVE
buIiao prisoners and three negroes.
Inc loyal people in the six counties the river
compelled to submit to any insult without the least asss
taee or means OF defence, which the insOlnt foe finds
convenient to heap upon their devoted heads and her is
nor more thoroughly loyal people the South than they
oonelng ought to be done for their assistance They
are the subjects of tyranny the absolute and reen
IS the world has ever They dragged from
eir beds at night and from their peaceful avocatiOns in
the day and put in irons and carried prison without the
least lnmation of the charges against them; and when
ic charges upon which they arrested made known
'ey are often found be the effect of the malice of
slave who has deserted his master.-[Cor. Raleigh
Progress
p Welearn that Tuesday the Sd instant, Captain
Galloway, commanding the Coast Guards captured a
Yankee boat Little River, in the vicinity of the
South Carolina line. The boat contained eight and
eleven Enfield rifles. The and rifles also cap
tured 1t would that the Yankees had come ashore
from some bockader for the purpose of getting fresh meat
and had already shot beef when Capt Galloway with
portion Of his command rather inertercd with their
arrangements. The prisoners arrived here yesterday
There also negro in the boat who made his escape
to the woods, but hardly long esadc capurc-I Will
nington JOhrna,, 9TH.
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THE NEWS.

Tho victory of Con. Van Dorm in Tennessee is
- orlv occurrence of Importance during the past
look He repulsed the enemy and captured 1920
nrisODers together with number of wagons. -
The enemy's gun and mortar boats bombarded
Fort McAlster, below Savannah, for several
hours but had to retire without accomplishing
,hoir object. They no doubt thought they would
..ls the Fort after few blows with their heavy
guns, bu: were compelled to leave, sadly disap-
tainted. With this exception, there has been no
attack on the coast by the yankee fleet.
The Yankees report their canal around Vicks-
burg u success, but our people contend that 1t is
q complete failure Persons from Viclsburg say
that no gun-boat has yet passed through the canal
and never will.
The Confederate steamer Cornubia arrived at
Wilmington last week with arms and ammunition
for the Government. In coming in she grounded
and had to throw overheard quantity of lead and
tia vessel also run the blockade at Mobile on
Friday night.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-10
PENDER'S BRIGADE.

Notice Is given that depot for the benefit eEeistrs
Of Pender Brigade consisting Of the 18th, f6th, 22d
34ih and 3sth Regiments Of North Caroline Volunteers,
brs been established in the city OF Richmond, under
charge of SergeanrA. ID. Montgomery.
Boxes, packages, &C., properly marked and sent to
his care, be stored, forwarded Immediately To-
their destination. .
Persons sending articles through this Depot shouId
notify Sergeant Montgomery, so thAf they MAY 90
promptly taken charge Of uPen their arrival AZ hSh-
moud The Depot Z situated on wall street, under
the old St. Charles Hotel 10 oOaEno'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-10

THE REVENUE LAw.-Errors Corrected.--A
friend "a member of the Legislatare) calls our at
tenton to an error committed by the papers in pub
fishing synopsis of the Revenue Law passed
by the n. c. Legislature. In the list of manufac-
tured articles which taxed all nett profits above
IS per cent on the cost of production, the ~ofds
"Cotton Yarn omitted in the newspapers.
The 18th paragraph of Schedule B of the law as
published and sent to the Clerks, reads as follows
''From and after the first day of january, 1868,
every person corporation manufacturing cotton
or wooden cloth, mixture of both, cotton yarn,
leather, shoes, boots, -four. salt implements of hus-
bandry, wagons, wagon harness, and all articles
manufactured out of leather, clothing and ron' ana
every other person who as principal or agent tor
another, carries on the business of manufacturing
any of the foregoing articles, (are taxed) all nett
profits above seventy five per cent upon the cost OF
production"
If correct returns are made by manufacturers the
State will certainly derive large revenue from
of them.
We have corrected error made by the news
papers or the person who furnished a synopsis of
the law, and will now point out in the
law published in pamphlet FORM In Schedule A
second paragraph. in regard to poll taxes. it reads
'that soldiers in the actual service of the Confed-
crate State Government shall not be required to
list pay full tax The word "full'' was no
doubt inserted by the printer by mistake, for the
word poll.
We are sorry that the Legislature did not levy
heavy tax on those transient persons who come
into this State from other States and trade sugar.
molasses &c. For instance, citizen of another
State ships a. number of hogsheads Sugar to this
place. and he then puts it up in sacks to be trans
ported to other points, where it's held or sold at
spectators figures. The revenue law imposes no
tax on him, and he thus gets off, while resident
traders have to pay tax. We call attention to
this matter for the purpose of suggesting that the
Town authorities might raise some revenue by tax
ing these transient traders
FACTORY PRICES.-The State Quartermaster at
Raleigh reports to the Standard the following list
of prices charged FOR cloth by the different Fac
tories named
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$40 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for the apprehension
Of Dulin Starns, member of my Company, when de-
Hvered at Camp fredericksburg, Va, wherever
the Company may be stationed. Said Sarns left the
Camps near Richmond, Va about the 10th of July
last without leave He is about 80 years Old about
feet high dark hail. brown eyes and dark complexion
He is supposed be lurking in the vicinity Of Harris
burg Mills s. c., or Charlotte, N. G.
By order of Col. W. N. BARBER.
w. NJ. STITT,
March 10, 1863 6t-pd Capt. Co. |, 37th n. g. Reg.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-10
TAX ASSESSORS.

We have procured from the Clerks office, the
following list of Assessors appointed at the recent
special Court to assess land and negroes in Neck
lcnburg county: The Assessors must proceed with
their work Immediately, as the law requires them TO
report to the County Court Clerk by the first Mon
day i'll April:
Charlottesville Beat East Of Tryon street:
" Alexander, P, Thomas II Brem. Chas T Alex
undcr. For Beat IPest of Iryon street: J Means
jp. 5 A Harris. VIM + Davidson.
SHAEoN-David Lee. P, VIM Neil, H
Elliott
.rRovInENcE-Jas Robinson, p, j Ross.
" VI Mills
STEEL CREEK-M \ Hart, D, J S Ncely Thos
L Grier.
BERNYHnA.-T Prize, j p, G W Williamson,
Sam Ber,yhilL =
PAW CnEEk-W S Norment, p, Michael
Moore, j b Mcdonald.
Long CREEK-A Barry. j P. Solomon -Siford,
J Il Davidson.
LrMLY's-R F Blythe, P, H A Cathey, E C
Davidson
DkNEESE-I w Sparrow, o, + i ID Sloan,
ID !. Terrence.
MAr1ARp CREEKS w Caldwell, j p, Nathaniel
Alexander, II w Stnson
M"RNiHG STAR-Robert NJ Given, p, Zebuon
Morris, + III Maxwell.
CRAB OKCHARD-Wm McCombs, D, Ira Parks,
Wilson Wallace.
CLEAR CEEEK-A Flow. p Robert Simpson,
John Il Morris.
Persons to take the Tax Lists in tho various
beats were appointed at January Term of the Court,
and we published their names several weeks ago.
ssas~ The editor Of the Columbia Carolinian has
just returned from visit to Richmond, aud in
IN speaking of public affairs, says:
''CongreSs is very busy with the tax bill and the
currency, and there seems an evident determine
hon to do something to relieve the apprehension
existing as to the debt 1t is understood that
me House OF Representatives has returned to the
Senate the currency bill of the latter with amend
MentS, and the chief feature is to extend the Pc
iou VI funding present notes to the 1st of August
he recent decision of j Judge Meredith that
foreigners who have served in the army are liable
~ conscriptlon, as we'll the increasing price of
PROVISIONS has created quite stir in that popula
'o", anu on Tuesday last there were eli. hit hundred
applications at General Winder's Office for pass
poItS 10 leave tor the North. The demand for
"'e ooen Sueh that the price rose from
Saturday to Monday to the unprecedented a,vance
nom 500 to 425-or 325 per cent. It is under
s'oou tmat the advance is solely from this causc
and will be temporary" ''0'e'
Is strange that the Government allows s,oh
people to be running backwards and fou.-,-
Ihey care very little which side triumnbs 90 ,ho,
save their own persons and effects, Tho,o
much travelling between the eremy's country and
our own, especially among the females. The e.,
lowing paragraph from Northern paper on,ht ;,
open the eyes Of our authorities to the matter
Five persons arrived in Washington from Ricbmopd
Hey all claim to be refugees from the South and ex
press themselves as anxious to take the oath of allie
glance to the United States Government One of then,
he took the oath the Southern Confederacy for
we purpose. of.gctltng pass"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-10
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public auction, on the
first Thursday in April, 1863, the property known as
Montam9na Female Seminary, in Mt. Pleasant, N. c.,
consisting of dwelling house with ten large rooms and
other ut-buildings. Aso one Of Chickering's Pianos,
Ca-peting, and other School Furniture. Terms made
known day of sale. Stockholders especially re-
quested to attend the sale.
L. G. HEILlG, /
March 10, 1863 4t-pd A. FOIL,
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NEW STORE.

The subscriber having purchased the stock of
Groceries of b. R. Smith Co, informs the public
that he will continue business at the former store of
b. r. Smith & Co., Springs corner,) where he will
keep assortment of Groceries and Provisions,
which will be sold for Cash bartered for Country
Produce W. N. MATTHEW'S.
March 10, 1863 1t
Bulletin copy week
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-10

All persons having claims against the estate Of Vim
C7Cochran, deceased are hereby notified to present
them for settlement previous to April of Mecklen-
burg county court, this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. Persons indebted TO said deceased
must make payment WA. l.. COCHRAN
March 10, 1868 3t-pd Executor.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-10
Elegant Shoes
FOR SALE.

Very neat French Calf Bcotees for Ladies.
Pegged Calf Bootees QighD 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 As, So, 6-s, 7-8 Also, lot Of Shoe Kntes.
JOHN F. BUTT,
March 10, 1868 If Mint Street, Charlotte.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-10

CoMMENDABLE.-The Wadesboro Argus gives
the names of several farmers in Arson county who
have made large contributions of corn and corn
meal to the poor and soldiers families of that coun
ty. We request the names of any contributors OF
the kind in this and adjoining counties, so that they
may be published as worthy of imitation in these
times Of extortion and high prices.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-10
NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO the estate of DR. Columbus
Morrison deceased, hereby notified TO make settle
ment with the undersigned Immediately; aud those
having claims against said deceased must present
them within the time prescribed by law or this notice
VIII be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
ELAN KING, Executor.
March 10, 1864 lm-pd