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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06
TIE ExP1Dfriox PROM xxw orr1,ra
MOVED OFT.

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--. " ~ so.ss 'aA' me nessnsan Of ths
49, 49, Aosaaa seaaass Tcrs
-. >. 0svs so"msnesd Il avsi
0snslasnsn Who leiy New orlssna On prae.v L..
Inform - thaa tie Last steamer from NV TorE
croog = cut orders {, 0snasal Ranks 20 nake th :
movement without dsIay. ma srtive o,sr.tsc.s
wess a. ones commenced 0sneral WeIfs M
bean rsinfoeced uatIl Als oemmand nrukors Seom
eiAha to ten thougaRA mem, md from ~ pcsitior
ns cosapasd Y auppostd b. WIN sstsnapt @ naoh
tiveralon n the roar Of BID positlon. -. nns1,
ioree, uadsr 0sn. Daaks b moving b. rivsr. a
trAnspost4 and numbers from ssveateen 10 twenty
snoueead The sentlsmsu wAo rive o &hss inSSs.
massm regard the movement - having enmmere
eo 10 eetnese aga make up their opn;o IL from Ter
sonal obesrvasisa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

CaaseThsndsr.-Ths delegate frza p. c:honsa,
IN tnSLssisisture cals1 at this prisoa yesterday
ant6n seeing Oasid sullivan end Ohss Nor, ison
yho had bean asrested a. deserters from the Ssth
~ O. reeM Mt dosissed they were reside Il 81 bid
county, and the IN ct consarama.e traitors II Il.
BE expressed desire to appear On their trial aud
frt Lynohburg TO Do sent to their regiments. end
eight ftt n Hanover function 70: the .. No pune
!no. Carpenter, l. sao Ward, and Philip Wsrs, "a.
y, 9th Va cavalry, were received to unass ssn
O. LIST Va. was put in as . dsasstsx. J. II, JefYsf.
son. consc-ipt sent frcr Castle Booker for med;na]
trsssment, DIED In thu hospital. b T Smith. tsn1
= L,nehburs, Feb a5th. a dessrtss, ssesSed
~ d the prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

A40n AuofIO1 sALz or UaoTw
~ IND DKeIaA!18 SLOCKADn 0OoDG-
~ Osp1Y. A:1sh !, bsoinsinS q 10 o'slesk,
vii - t1sfsd In large lots 9 vssy laes, sassst.
mstt q fresh 0oods-
4f!nts,
| AipseaA
6plsndid Dslainsa
Stks, Lawns,
III 11aids,
" 0aaaimersA
Wk, Linen and Ooltsn Hdkfh
Loo pieces Gold DEald,
Tooth Dsushse,
Pocket Locking 0lamsA
9eo xn1ve4
soaps, Matches.
1ucses. walistA
AaAf Pima
.ud Agate Buttons.
ripss, Playing CaFdD.
Etne Combs,
4 large aAogknsnl oi Shoes,
and other fresh abd desrsb!s eoods aow arriving tol
the sale. luAbl o d 1OU8S Aussr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06
TIE PROGRESSING BoMBARDMnNT OF
vICKS9URa.

Experience has demonstrated tha. gun5oa.s an
nortars are hum5ug i-thst they can neither take
nor destroy Vieksaurz, and % lit..e Fear Ia mani
fssed st the shsslag ths: the streets ere full Of
people, inc'sdiee wonan and csIdra1, s1d every
baH.. covered With ladies' to yvi.nsEs tho grand
exhibition. The correspondent Of the Mobile I'd
rertser gives us the la:es. news from tho city he
nys:
Their firing averages on. shell in about seven
minutes, xnd their faxes are arranged to about
eighteen seconds. They hays calculated tho dis
tacee very nicely. and IRE with considerable a..
enrscJ, and with enormously heavy charges. aheA.
hsi.sriss erected On ths lesee, aud some Of tie
sunboass are constantly cruising around between
lem ind the Il ,et above. 8 6s1naSs has 80! been
aaus 70 tbs stry though the rafting Of fragments
tcaisains to cara unaecustc.aed to that kind Of
music. One OF two little wooden houses have been
struck, but not seriously damaged.
1t fiest the shells were directed to ths lower
psrt Of the city In ths vicinity Of The depot OF the
s,ocshsrn r.iiroad cad yesterday the es,a , spot
ei tbs efse.Eoon when thsy sA1gsd their mortess
f3r tbs higher parts Of the city ana have now got
to throw tkesr shsils - far north as the Washing
ton Hotel.
Until abon. Ave O'Clock In the afternoon our bal.
ts.es endured tho taunting efforts Of the enemy
when few OF orr guns let looss on them. &ud the
very 4,st shot supposed TO have dsmountsd sheir
mtrtar Another and another shot from our guns
In rspsd succession, sLd with amazing accuracy,
eoon sil:neei The believing batteries Of the Yan
k:4s aui not another shot was fred by them. The
sr,ene.d &hosting cf or zen c,eH eEce...ums tS
,ls highss. pgaisc ftou1 "A Who wltn ssssd it. Il
Il row dsraor sisased that our guns viii reach ths
Yankee batteries aud that cur aunrsrs know sx.
asiy boz to hsndie their piscss.
During tie afternoon ous Of ctr soldiers had an
ana ta1 oi "a "a :. e ss q :AAssE ON Washic ston
street Ths was the Gfst she'll that wxs sent In
...ses IN taa. soty ss tbs t'a. Tas L tas eaiy
ss.dens that he's yet occurred tho.t t5 tt . town Il
eaf Of a.tEsns a.d soldtsrs, snd Doue seem to have
kny wholesome fear Of bombshelis BY this nsre
lessuees srd Indifference there maj be sons seci.
dents which coald esyly be syn;dsa By little rru
asaee srS disegetioa. fhorsa & toaf thirty thou.
.saa shlns ls5s sAmMsF 10 I'LL tTo psrgota II u
Isvsrthalss, ssss thSt they vii klu v ons --'-
their way. 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06
xArfIRs IN xIDoLn eEN.gnssrE.

TIE latest nsws f,oza The frort Ia Middle Ten.
ssssss l, that au was Quios sieng orr main linss.
su, Tia. pretty bsik cghs had occurred between
email scaAd Of Gen. Mosgan's cava,ry and isrse
fsees OF tie ensy. on Friday las. upon our right,
ard tha. our cavalry wsrs sompslisd 10 fali bssk.
rte tsidss over the Wassusa, lately DESTROYED
BIZ csrtsrs (Ysnkes) ossa!ry has bsen rsbniN-
TIE work wss 6nishsd and the traia passed over
Il OIL gassasy. The work on the Holston b.ides.
ii g,.llcosr. IL progressing rapidly, and II 1, az
pssssd ,ha. 1. vii. be finished BY the lat Of March,
The Chattanooga Rsstl says the signs Of ths
ms" In the regions Of tbs front are ssprsssussd
- exhibiting bat cns isiosyncrasy. Rsgscrsrs 4
said to b. checked BY several circumstances be-
,iass the weather; hu. the most inscineent cpin.
iuns cantempiste bis sdvaces By the time the
t,ring fairly opens. feinfsreemsn.a are stated
b, tho most positive iufosussion ~ nst sxsesdiax
1900. 0:sas expectations szs bssed On the uaxs
psg Ct srrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06
I'D. Va FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH s 1851

n sns sosnlmisy II he ssnmissse ecsia prevail n
Col. wal!ss Harsiaas, non,nss q shs Uaiou
ey Nsw AAn1ahiss Tor 0essenoe. assspss ths
4 dfp,asA ltsu Rsw York, dated tss "a. siv.,
sas fo'lewing Items Of nsws ssem sAss city:
:. fhe q new HanpdAies rssinsnt psssed thrcush
w esy on shsaf way Aens TO dsy.
A. ss cns .ssspssv.sss Passd ihs TAX lsvy Of Over
. Jugs Barnard instrustsd the 0rand Jury TO nnA
arrests. = -
Api.llsstioa has , zen mads for tie rslsa,a a.
British subjsets in Fort Lafayetts.
Judge shipman has dseidsd thai ,hs Aat.es eorvx.
e0nos Pc saspenosd Hs refu,ei 70 hexr Tia ~.
Eumens Of counsel
~, The nayof has vetoed Fits John Porter. rep.
ton, wnien va voted by the city AUTHORITIES.
The Monitor aad Oatsk NJ ,,.ntson.b s,rp, PIN, i.
dslpha Sunday. : '-''''
:. Ths following eficers have teen d;un,s,sd from
me sef7ics OF shs Army Of TIE Potomac: "a Lieu
tenants. Ospt.ins, Lleutensnt.C Colonels ans
A9sMss0t: About dozen more have been pua.
sosa ana, tbs report ssys, "c,ass to belovr 10 the
date" S'"''' 'iSA' .1's
A etspaseh ffom Halfisx, dated March s,ys
rhs steamer Delta reports ,hss On the 70 h Of
Fsn;nasy ahe Florida captured and burned the ship
.~0AA sAoAAA JAIME 1Ot Now xCfKs 609 md
waived q o. 500 ooO. fhe stssmsr Coumci, r. ~
the tloeksde at WMmingtou, n. q. snd hsd 4
paceo The 0oysrnment % heavy loser by the
capture Of the Jacob Ball ~ the drfisv on ker
eafgo would have been ei75.c COO.
Tho Chrextcls ssys the Nisscuri Rspxbficox. the
mes: thd diens!si Democratic journal Of the Wss,
cooosmas the peace resolutions adopted by the
Osnetnnat Democratic Oonvsntion whieh noni.
mated Seymour.
large tree fell across tie Ircn Nount.ia nsil.
read. Missouri, on Saturday, wrecked the Grain.
Killed thres soldiers, Sd (ty iniuring 6f.een
OF twenty others.
4 Lake Superior paper SAYS that on Eebrusry
81 tho msEsui = STOOD 80 degrees below zero.
XIV YORK BANK ErATiMsNr-NGyek l-Shs
Fsnk nsate m<ns makes the iLcr ssee loans ono mil
Lion Elk hundred a1d seven ons fhousaud and
siaty dVe dollars The fncsess on specie u o..
C66 Sc4 Tho dec,ea,e Of circulation ol2 t67. The
incrsMe OF deposits h el.C923s
The following dispatch WAS received In Wash.
inston Monday afternoon at tho Navy Depart.
uaent:
U. 8. MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON;
February 2! vis Af fmphis Marchl
Hon Gtdson Welles Secretary OF the Navy,
Sfr-i reg.e: to inform you fhat the indianols
has xlso fallen into .he hands Of ths ensy1y. Tho
rams Wssb and Qusea Of the West attacked her
IS niles from here and ramnned hec un.l sne sur.
rendered all Of which can be traced to NON ouu.
pliance with my instrrstiona d. not know
the particulars. DAVID l. PORTER,
COmm&udef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

the city police on yesterday, Thoa Hays, ky III.
cer Bibb, on ths saESs Of stealing 0I60 IN q q.
Trssaary poisa, bclcrsing to aso Henley, Ssha.
elave Of o. K. Asddox, hy tho sssas on.
ing on the pzenisss Of ~ sad t.ssnsss
e. Aaa AZ" IN. i. Wright; and Joseph
- ~. stevenson. for bthkyiag di-or.
-..y In tae sIeat and resisting oficsr Perrin, Wlo
reQc. stej them TO step thelf noise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

E2ld kob6sTy.-A few nights sisce tas clothing
store Of T. Morris. 30 e6 Main ssraet, uudsr Moe.
4 Hsywara's h:t mandatory, w.s entered By
thieves, who got In by way OF xx xshaugs Alley, In
the rear Of the establishment. dczn ..irs Of
pantaioons. . 1an.ty OF shirts, ssva,. Oats auc
otter articlss, were appropriated and carried Of
~ lhe robhsrs. TkpH Hdisg w1.saetl6ad hat have
sas7pgt been uQs13e 70 mas Any discCv9f1oe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

LisSy Pstsen-Two British subjects. srresssd
some tims since On the charge cf ssslsti.g he
discharged from the above prison ysstsrday. hsy-
ing been tried and fornd net guilty. Patrick Riz.
ney, cf Co. H, ID D. 8. Cavalry, was rsceivsa -
prisoner Of war ysstsrdsy. Il . Yankee steam
boat ID reported st City Point this evening, lot
Of Abolition soldiers will be ssnt Oh Tomorrow
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06
LOCAL MATTER9.

Robb0y.-Oa Tuesdsy night last the reaidsnss
Aarshali Streets was Waited BY thieves, aud 3
Splendid wa:c1. set with diamonds, valued as oGOO
with the chain, and go In money, . oiss,. The
watch was tho properly CT his WIFE, Aod hishly,
valued, having been presented TO hsr q few dsyi
previous by the busines friends Of her h,;sosad.-
The drass,ng eabiaet Of Ars. r was su,s cd by
the adrcis thief while the family were awake and
the articles sbstrected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

CONxI6slc:yERS SALE - 4 eLAvR-ny
Y virtue Of dscyes Of the Coonty Oouft Of Hen
siso, Of the Cd Of Osssmbss, 1861 in The suit of
Martins A6nx, " xuan OF ala Ne shsu ell fer
eash, . puhue snselcA. On N1DN1sDAI, the
tiou store cf Hlil, D.ekinsou 4 Go one slave named
xOBI1T. IA AuLAIsuRnB. asm,r.
faOS JAvAnB.
HuL, DICKINSON 3 %. kuet'n nh 6-tds
g CRnsNTS 0AL1 or sI.AvkA-Oa The On
~ day of 1Aesh, 1t 10 e'eloek, q tAs aaosiea
house of HUI. Disklnson Z o., ], 1AssI1 d N
SLAVES. the peeDerty Of 3 , cIliAn, 10 Wit
IllxA md two ehuaseo, Julia Ana an1 W0han-to
The highest bIddse, foe sesh. uD yAIDm.
ehMiR ~ 0e~ Kent county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

A D36IRAELz DRIcE K4sIpEvoY On
"a tAe North stds Of Harshsll near 01sh oesss.s
Ai-AUoIlOH-Wsw will sell upon the prornisss'
oa !a1DAY. he l3.h day q March, commsueipS n
AZ 0.S!ocs ! =, . vNy desirable hriek Rl0I
DANO1, asshe corner OF Axrshall and a h strosts
nVw ooeupied By Ar Kidd 1t cantaanl q eoc1
rooms, toeethef with Kitchen snd Hsahi, ~
lot ffontsSl fest and runs baek 1xl
T1RAs:- shrd caae; The balance ct and 4
mouths for peaatiaole notea witA htar.n s1dsS'
and ssalrsd ~ tgsa d4eA ~ pasehsar "a
u aa+ fl IA ~ l~.v,ns4 X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 6, 1863.
re RECENT ATTACK cN YOHf McAr.
L,STYR

A dispssch was ystsrday received q lie Wae
Department. assouaelas that the sneny's asss es
sunboass which sesuty attached Fost MeAllig
IT, ness savannah he'd esassd shslr opseaslons and
moved Gown ths fivse. TIE injury sssa;asi from
,ss bombardnsnt BY s,s fsrt was vsry slishs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

IN Tuun1DAY nOnNI1o. tAs - lsy q
~ Haech, 1oo1 ~ W1u 81 g 90 GeseeAGo14
o'oloek.
S0Oo bszss nannAaa3ucs0 1shaooe, tDdlo1ina
&4eeaAkan1A. hSo Qe11nn . veGy -
5000 pounds 0tsa - e01a6nQ Tekeesol
ace g.llecs sAsaee 1r1nAy - 1ye WAhv.
h0 -4ass 0OR0Y oOvo0UAV. Ane1A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

ySosA xoyo9 y Hons Auos1ouDoga
MosTyAIu DuILplue Lor on pr
Mx DOOk AT AUUTlvu WA ssiI e
O'Clock y. sAas vssy vainahle Ia q - asa,A -
Of Oasy street. besWeeu s0A end 0ist stFoeta ~,
jc!nias ne 1ewing 0ompany'S lot end ths property
q ne lese John 1nders; sxtsAd2pg from O-sy o
Wtsss oc Dock stfx o. Aavfng lfont cf a foe1 @
feeA
The p1s1ipity a tAls pespsety 10 wasse usvies.
no:s deaiEabls DroDaty noW - - ootalned n -
sn:ise city fee ners.ntils puspoesa
TkRAs-Ocs third eaaA; 6alaoee a { 81 3
months, ~ neGotleeie netee, eeearsd ky t,usS
dseds. !axes for lss3 - bs DAil 81 u pufsAsssr
m3ediaesly alssr The above saie ~ WI ooll .
10s q - tess, sitoatod q ~ e,fnse u CerY 80
aa stEssts. sxtseding soathwardly about loo ~
70 Dock ssseet TAb = the Afss ist wsst 81 ~
Depot of The Ieek River Railroad, tAsssby rsn6eF.
Ing is sxeeedcgly valuabls loe Gny hind a bua
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-29
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

1 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
Tor Cash
Sub Agents visiting the different parts of the State
oHying in my rame, will have written certificates of
appointment
order of the Secretary of the Treasury, all Cot
day of ea & bs na on for ANA
Een' nonas or Cash and not per Bones stated
-. ,o'et au'erhsement Up to that time, however,
'he per cent ponds will be furnished as stated
Patriotic citizens are now oearas a. onno-tn,;tv ~
aid the Government by selling to IL Their otn rstber
than to private capitalists
LEWIS s WILLIAMS.
Charlotte March "a 1863 tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-29
EXECUTION OF DEsERTERs BY CITI-
..- - ZENS.


The Danville Va, Register of the 18th Says
that the citizens of Franklia county have inangu-
rated regular war against deserters. In the ear
ly part of last week, band Of 6eserters went to
the plantations of three individuals, Monroe
Thompson, Harvey Thompson and Mrs. Hays, a
widow lady, and burned their barns, with the
crops contained in them, together with their hay,
oats and everything else they could set fire to, the
object evidently being to destroy all the property
they could get in reach Of The people having
ascertained that these incendares were living in
a cave about eight miles from Franklin Court
House, armed at once, surrounded and succeeded
in capturing them on Friday night last. On Sat-
urday, three of these deserters thus taken, who
we're known to be guilty of burning the barns, &c,
viz: Robert Saul James Saul, and man named
Patterson, were brought forward for trial before a
iury of the citizens who had taken the matter in
hand and, the evidence being deemed conclusive
of their guilt, they were, without any regular pro-
cess of law, condemned to be shot. On Saturday
evening the two Sauls conducted by large
BODY of citizens into an old field and executed in
military style; Patterson having turned evidence
against them, was sent to Jail and now awaits fur
ther consideration. Fifty-one guns were fired at
the two criminals who were shot, but no person
belonging to the army took hand iasthe execu-
tion, the affair being managed and conducted
wholly by citizens of the county. The men con-
fessei their guilt previous to their execution
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-29

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-ty Term, 1868.
William Reid, exr of David Chambers, Decd VS. John
Chambers and others.
Petition for settlement of the of David Cham
bers, decd
1t appearing 20 the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants, John Chambers, Mariah E. Bnrless Jas
Woodard Daniel Tucker and Margaret c. his wife, and
George Stewart and Harriet his wife, reside beyond
the limits of this State 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made for six successive
weeks in the Western Democrat, newspaper published
in the of Charlotte said defendants to be
and appear the of this Court to be held
for the county of Meckenburg the courthouse in
Charlotte the I'd Monday in October next then and
there to plead, answer or demur to the petition or
Judgment pro cOnfesso will be taken and the same
heard parte to them.
Witness, Wnn. Maxwell, clerk of said court; at
office in Charlotte the I'd Monday in Jnly, A D. 1868.
SO WM MAXWELL, G. G. G..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-29

Hoe CHoLERA.-InfaNibta remedy This
terrible disease has been and still is We under
stand, playing sad havoc among the hogs of the
Land and any remedy that tends to arrest its pro-
gress. would be received WITH deligh. by those
those who own this most invaluable animal We
have been furnished by zentlcman of this city
with a simple recipe which he informs us may DC
relied upon effectual and almost infsllible
remedy. With it he has cured many hogs that
were failing under this disease, and has never
known any to die to which the medicine has been
administered:
''Take equal proportions of pine tops sod poke
root and boil down TO a strong tea; to every five
gallons of the tea, add tablespoonful of copperas
and half pint of salt"
This is remedy that is within the reach of
every person, and We advise its trial.-Pstsrsbarg
Express.
We do not think the disease prevails 10 this sec-
tion at present. .r-,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-29

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Jly Term, 1863
Alexander Grier, administrator of Thomas II. Grer,
decd, vs.. John NJ. Grier and others
Petition for settlement of the estate of Thomas H.
Grier, decd. .s-z.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
John NJ. Grier and William W. Grier two OF the de-
PENDANTS in this case reside beyond the limits OF this
State 1t is therefore ordered by the Court that publ
cation be made for six successive weeks in the Western
Democrat, a newspaper published in the town OF
Charlotte notifying said defendants be and appear
the of this be held for the county
of Mecklenbnrg at the Court House in Charlotte on
the I'd Monday October then and there to plead
answer demur to the petition, or judgment pro con-
fess will be taken, and the heard parts to
them.
Witness, VIM. Maxwell, Clerk of said Court at
Office in Charlotte the I'd Monday in July, A. D. 1853
"a VIM. MAXWELL, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-29
State of North CarOIina-Gas stOn Co.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter SessionsAugu Term, 1868.
Hunter, admir- of John Riley, Jesse Riley, VIM.
Riley, John Riley, and Robert Riley.
Petition for settlement of the estate of John Riley.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court tina:
the said Jesse Riley, VIM. Riley John Riley, and Robt
Riley, defendants in this case, reside beyond the limits
this State 1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for six successive weeks in the
Western Democrat, paper published in the town of
Charlotte notifying said defendants that they be and
appear the next of this Uourt to be held for the
county of CASTOR at the CourtHou in Dallas the
7th Monday after the 4th Monday in September next,
then and there to plead answer, demur to this pc
tton or judgment pro confesso will be taken against
them.
+ Witness W. D. Glenn, Clerk of our said Court at
office in Dallas the I'd Monday in August A. D. 1868.
81 w. d. GLENN, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-29

ENFORCING THE CoNscRIPTIoN.-A CORES.
pondent of the Mobile Register, at Charlottesville,
Miss, writes:
am very happy toinform you that matters in
this department are assuming a more favorable
attitude under the supervision of Brig gGeneral
Pillow, commanding Volunteer and Conscript
Bureau at Columbus Miss. ] bad the pleasure of
conversipg with the General yesterday, and learn
from him that he intends to have every man in his
department that is fit for duty in the field in less
than sixty days. His orders stringent that
every man between the ages of l8 and as, not in
the army, is required to report Immediately for
enrolment. Every bridge, road and pass, through
out the country is guarded, and every man arrested
who has not the proper papers. Cavalry are
scouting the country in every direction and
bringing in absentees deserters and conscripts in
large numbers His plans we'll laid, and
bis orders 80 rgidly enforced, that none can
escape.