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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
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w BY AN OFFICER IN THE Confederate Ann
ID. APPLETON G Co,
NOS 443 AND 44J BROADWAY
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
WAR PICTURES FROM THE SOUTH
BYB EsTvAN,
COLONEL oY CAVALRY IN THE CoNFEpERArh 'iA'h'
vol 12mo. Cloth. 81 Is
r,v.. ,sfueee for the second time set my 1901 upon
A., ,ootx ,hor.s Of Old England to complete undet tue
.,.s, Of her glorious banner narrative oil the fesiAaoe
sx.n that occurred during period oi more than esheeh
outh. campaigning 10 America the kn0"'eoee 4" "nien
Iscouired fionl my personal experience d. an '9ei " ~
Confederate army. .
Now that nv book ready can confidently place De-
ts,bs reader with the assurance that these 'War Pic
b.ye been Seneated not Only to the best OF my aoii
=, hut with conscientious regard TO truth.
Although circumstances led to take service In the Con-
army-my long reserc in the Southern States be-
M however the inducement theretoI have not been
the disposed do justice both sides engaged in this
Iamentabe contest Thus while ever ready to oesto" my
hearty s the instances that came to my kuow'
edge Of herosm patriotic devotion aud high prineped con-
duct whether displayed the part of comrades OF
on that Of their opponents hsve the other hand not
hesed 10 lay bare the and bsmab'e acts by who-
soeveI committed have been conclusive to so much dis
ss,er and misery nor have pared tine wrougdoeTs
Having completed my task my thoughts naturally recur to
the land wherein this unhoy war Is raging To America my
second home whose image cling to with with fond attach
ment cannot back without for her missoriune
there contemplate deplorngly the spectacle oi people
once united now discovered through mad dssensionsdis
sensons which involving in their fatal course She pruc9
Of the defense and maintenance Of sacred rights have issued
a. suicidal couc Ny memory, IN reverng to the fear
fu scenes so witnessed painfully recalls those ssn-
sunay bsite-Geds whereon mouy gallant soldier beahed
ont hi. spirit struck death by the bullet Of man whom
he had been regard in the light Of brother Again
the gsunt specter dcoTd before with Lightning
flashing its eyes and oamug a. its lips as armed
with scourse serpents it ranty whole popu-
lstions to mutual destruction
Now that my book ready dedicate it to the soldiers Of
the two contendiug armies greeting from afsr have
only add that Of criticisms may appear too se'
we're to those whose conduct have In making
use Of them been scuaed solely by fearless resolve to tell
she truth ana state NY convictions In the exercise
of this which claim be undoubed right, have wTii-
ter my book"-lPTeface.
Seut by mail receipt Of price.
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'INO THE LADIES.
70 fair unwsd. vino longing walt
For Peace aud UulOu, ant-l maze,
Or hope when hush-d grim wars alarms
To win some hero 80 your assis,
Behold ia me-nous such a. ALL
Yet ono who seeks WIFE withal;
Maid or widow small matter which she,
II witty aud wiusomo aud youthful she be.
,rwere we'll " she d talent for music and rhymes,
And better II likewise she'd acres aud dimes,
But s,iu If her temper was swerter than honey,
I'D waive, though reluctant. the acres and money
Ard thrn II shs charmed ne. ~ au sinner
I'd WOO her and wed her, I'll could buf ton her.
In true good faith. ye blooming bellies,
Ills wants your would 5e-wOocr tells;
Who Of your bngbt-eyed lhtoug will dare
Hi, name snd prospects bright to share
And would yo question OF his fame,
His mrnt's rama, aud manhood, claim,
His age and temper Wild OF tame
Trust ys your uukuowa friend IN these
Your most isstidous taste may please
IIo! th-n--what maid tho call responds
That woos 10 wedlocks rosy bonds
CIIAS. ADDISON DUDLEY
July 1861 Hartford, Conn
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Bowgm sAv,SGs BASs, NEw-YoEK. July 10. 1903.
.VNiE DEPOSiIORS are hereby notified that
4 INTEREST. al tns rste Of FIVE PER CENT per
annu On s sun. of Five Dolas and upward aud
cssiing Five hundred Dollars aud FOUR ftR CENT per
all Fiss undiei Dollars which
been depOI cd least months tho 1T
instant Will be allowed 10 the Dcp0sofs ffee II Govern
ment t,J payable aud ateI MONDAY, tho 2Oth Instant
accordance with the provisions Of tho bylaws All la
ad Tor wi remain piucips aud draw inter
cal accordingly rom let Istigt.
The auk open for business daily from 10 10 o'clock,
and Monday Wednesday. fndiy evening" nouI
o'clock, No lJG Bowefy BY order Of the Trustees
THOMAS JEREMIAH. President
o. Ii. COg0KsuALL. ECC.g.lII,
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VNuE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

l. UOUr AND RHEUMATISM
All sufferers ou the above plants either OF recent OF
long standing, ao advised to uso BLANKS uooi AM
RHEUMAIIC PILLS. Iuey 10 relied upon as the most
safe and ecn .yr offered TO tho public. aud have
been universally used in Europe Tor many years "i'h tue
greatest success. ,..,, =, .,o a.,
don England; snd sold by their Agents. WELLS Co.,
Franklin st Now -Yort
Usr N,irsv. missioner. have authorized tho
.rI adore,s of TuOMAs PROUr, 22D Strand London" to
he upon Government stamp affixed " each box
OF tho genuine medicine.
Price o. aud 10 cents yer box
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NuE CLEYELAND AND PITTSBURG

TNITE IIEN EIANU AND III INDU IlO
j RAILROAD COMPANY offer 70 pay ir advance their
River Line Icieic. duo Sol taubeT l. 1863 also tho in.
tere.t Oh their M0ugsgo Boud duo September al 1
November J. 1853. deductiug the Government and In.
the rate Of per cent per for the PIE.
payment t,rhcAtcs and Coupons may he presented Tor
paynont at The Office Of NM. 4. GILMAN osq No. ~
tlussL, heH. .IoIk J, N. MCCULLOUGH, Plssidept
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Gouses an0 farms Uantfo.

VNrANTED-A small TRACT, with q comfort
w able HOUSE II, not TO cost more thAu saw III
Of the Counties near the City M . ., =,
Also. small FARM, of rot 7ss than % ACRES wen il
proved within the limits not to cost above VO Per
.,- .,.u , -.
Also an improved COUNTRY SEAT, valued about
SIS O00 -, ,,, -,
Also a small TRACT. the ws,er near this City. with
comfortable DWELLING TO cot from sc 900 20 : 10000
JOHNS BROTHER,
h.a Esate Brokers,
No. Nsssaust, y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

OFrlcG or INK BOARD ~ CosNIssIoSKks oF rRE
CENrRAL PARN No. 81 NAssAUsT.. July II, 1903
FNO MASONS AND STONECUIlEkS.-
Sealed Propos.. n be received at this Office Until the
lsth in.t for FURNISHING the MATERIALS for. and
CONsrK UCflNG toe ENCLOSING WALL OF tie Gems
TRIAL PARK on 5thav between IA and 7gth-sts, and
lo6th and 10Th s sh-av between I'D and 7sas
s. and on llOth-,t. between stu snd 9Th avs.
Plans ana Specifications, ant INTO nation respecting ins
sm. will pr furnished the Ofice above mentio ned
Proposal. should be Addressed TO the BOARD OF CoAs
MIssiONERS OF THE CENTRAL PARK, aud eudersed
Proposals for Wall" The said Board sne FSht 70
z. ieet any OF all proposals.
ANDREW II. GREEN, Comptroller OF the rNk-
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A GUIDE to the HUDSON RIVER and its
N TRIBIPARIES Muslin. Price ~.
a aIrIDE TO LAKE GEORGE AND LAKE CHAM
PLAIN Musin. Price 20 cents.
A GITIDE TO SARATOGA WHITE MOUNTAINS
RETREATS Musin. Price -
GUIDE TO NEW-YORK CITY AND NEiGHBOR-
HOOD Muslin Price IS
A GUIDE TO THE FALLS or NIAGARA AND
VICINITY. Muslin Price -
Zach book contains twelve EusEayiuss
ffou Photographs with eopious description CEn be had
tn paper Price ~ cent. sae on the Ca steam
boats and the Hotels at the Watering p!sces OF VIII be
mailed free. o Ieceip, Of price. by the Publishers,
T. NELSON & SONS No. l37 GTaud-st.. New-fo ork.
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T7HE AMERICAN SOLDIER.

II
This Is neatly printed Week Newspaper Of eight pages
published Nashville Tenn. aud one which Is very popuA
soldiers Of the Union amy Ii j. devoted TO tne
MAINTENANCE OF THE UNION CAUSE throughout
the of Tennessee and the United states and h- eary
OVERWHELMING TRIUMPH OF TIE UNION ARMY.
80 thoroughly roofing out from Inch Of American soil
each individual against the American Re
pubic.
Eaeh number will contain editorials and selected articles
wide The eIisi. and fully it, demands A,o
series OF Anecdotes, Incidents, &c, entitled
THE ROMANCE or THE RANKS"
being new, interesting, Instructive, amusing aud thrilling
views Of military lie 10 the Britis1 army.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
TEAMS sUBsCRtPTIOs: -
Tor year. 81 50 for ak months, tor three months &C.
single cOpes, sc.
Address ALLEN Co, Publishers
Nashville Tenn.
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OFFICE OF STREET CosxfssIosER,
No 237 Hroadyay. New Y ork.

No 2J7 Broadway, Nev-forL)
V,O RACTORS.-PROPOSALS lnclosed
an indorsed with the title OF the work.
and rs de- oses Of e. xddsr thereon. viii be
csi,.d at this ofcs SATURDAY, July lS 1905 ct u
For sns and grading set curb and gutter and flag Ia
eighth stree. between ia's , ana ,as sas1 ,as s.a IA
Fty-thd street, between Broadway ana seventh avenue
For regulating aud grading NinetyOOrh street. between
For .sto. curb ard gutter ard n,s in Nnstyhird street.
between Third aud Fourth avenue, ,..,.,
For setting curb and gutter and das Ei9hyionf'h street,
tween Eighth avenue and Broadwsy.
For setting curb and gutter and dag
tes nth street from Third avenue to Esst RIVER
setting curb and sa,,e and flag Fsieth street bewesr
FOR re.etns curb Fy-lourth street. between Third and
For n.siug ives, side Lexington avenue between Fortistn
and foydst streets I'D north side Fortieh street. be-
tween Lexington and Fourth avenues.
For hns lots New avenue ss,t between ons'
hupdrei ard euy. second and One hundredsndt~eny
For slips .upt.n Io. between One hundred .ndwsny
eighth and ninth streets and lnHa
For f.neins yscant lot. in sixth avenue from Fish 70
fry hst also Fitieh street, from Fun s'slus 70
Fss n.: hos, c.rri... for Hose Company No -
For building Pier the foot OF Thirty eighth street, Noa
Fo building Pier at the foot Of One Rundredsndevsn.
For dredging slip, between Pier. q aud 81 North Ri,s,
For dredsins slip. between Piers " and 81 East River
For dred ,ing sp ioot Of Gouysrneur street East RIVER
For building sesm hre-ensne and tender for Company
For building steam fre-eusns and tender for Company
No. 81.
For building steam hrs-snsns and tender for Company
No 81.
For building steam hEeensine and tender for Company
No. 10.
For building drs-enslne AID tender for Company
No 50.
For building hook and ladder truck for Company No
For building and ladder truck for Company No 10
For bui. ding ne hose carriage for Company No y
For bull itns new hose carriage for Company No l..
For building Hose Carriage for Company NO .. ro
Curb and and hss Ia Eighth avenue between rHJ
ninth and III shty-second streets
New hsuse for Eugine Company No e. ~,
Blank forms OF proposals together with the speeineAu0IS
and agreements can bs obtained at this office.
Dated stree. Department, Nsw.Yors, July lS69
ChAS q. CORNELL,
Street Commissioner.
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OrTics or TINS CRoroN AoCEpucr BOARD July lS,
HNO CONTRACTORS Separate Sealed Pro-
each iudor,ed the title Of the work for which
The b may be Offered will be received At this Office until -
O'Clock Of URsDAY July 25 1908 Tor the con'Taees
of SEWERS ia the followin; streets, TO Wit:
L.sh,., between Hudson and Greenwich-sts Orchard
at between Delaney aud btoomests ind9wst, netIeea
stanton .nd and 23hs. from llthav TO hud-
River. , - I. ,.-
Bans forms for the bids and all other necessary inorns
on can bs obtained on application 10 the Contract Cerk a.
his oaics THos. STEPHENS, CrO,on Aausduct
X l.. DARRAGH. Roara
A. w. CRAVEN,
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ITO CONTRACTORS.-S sealed pro-
poa. each inior.-d withgths title OF the work ief
Did may be od red viii be received at this oes
until ~ o'clock MONDAY. July 20 1905 for the eea'
.Iuet,on OF sewers In the following streets TO wui
5g.t between 4h snd 3thsvs &3dst between llth anq
lthsya lsh st. between ?day and East Rlyee OfandsIt
between Cannon and Lewis sis Cannon-st between p4
ancy and Riying,on, and Broadway between .sth ane
3Oth sts.
Blank form, for the bids and all other necessary ieoiss
ton can We obtained application 20 the Contract Clerk 80
thi. Office ThOS STEVENS, } Croton
ROBr l.. DARRAGH Aqusdaoe
A. W. CRAVEN. Board
Oaic. OF the Croton Aqueduct Board July !. 1863
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Groceries an0 Droulslons.
Ue0ons CARDS. ST.

At ]. EVERDELLs, No. 302 Broadway,
~ WEDDING CARDS aud NOTE PAPERS In eesaS
Also Seals and Silver DoorPacs elegantly ensteo.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

D0UND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass,
AZ is delightful Sunmerng place FOR syerybOdy-IEven'
Ing Post.
rINHE METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Long
l. Branch N. J., is open for the reception OF visitors
J. ii. & r. w. COOPER PToprietor'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

GHgRSviCH SAvisOs BASK.
hrw-foRE, July l. 1908. !
NOTICE to DEPOSlIORS.-Thc Board of
Tue- have ordered Interest 60 DC paid at tic rate 4
fyo per cent annum oil suns Of Five Hundred Dol
Lars aud under entitled thereto aud IT the toto Of fOuf per
per oil tN. Hundred Dollars .nti-
tied thereto, payable at the Bank aud after the lth
All Interest called for will DO credited principal aud
draw Interest from this date
he Bank Is open daily from 10 a 10 y. and on
Mondays Wednesday,, aud friSys fon 8 TO T.
JOIN DltkERSON, s.,.,..t.
JAMES BRYCE. "eo'"'AIo''
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1lc0lrul.

CULPIIUR and VAPOR BATlIS-Established
- IN lJ2O1ho only genuine Baths 90 United States Of
No Cauopace Blceckefst, corner OF Lsurens io cuie
OF Rh.umatsn Mercaial Affections &c. Given daily py
d.. A. L. IlMOLAT Co.
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en- receipt d the price and ten per cent FOR postage
&. BLANCHARD. Publisher, No. 80 Annst, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

A FFLICTED RESTORED IGNORANCE
IA EXPOSED! PALACES UNMASKED!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 BOTH SEXES. Married or
elnzo, Ia Health or Dis-ase-DT. LANNON'S > Paris Lon
Son New-ioTk Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
{T5h edition. 400 psges nearly 100 hgure DusTstons
upon Mental and Nervous DEBILITY Urinary Deposits lnyo
snsfy Loss Of semen lmpo.ency Affection. Of the Bladder
and kidneys Gsnio- Unn4Ty Diseases AID their CJl.e
oneuees the Anatomy OF the Sexual Ogsss OF the mails sd
nle Latest Researches in Physioogy European Hospta
Practice; Qgsck their recipes aud speciEcs the Authors
pn-quAed Pen and London Treatment &c Mailed Tree for
H. clos, ly sealed All Ssho would avoid uDsuccessful and
bsrbsrous treatment with Mercury COpsOa Injections eau
tezztioos Qusek SPECIFICS Antidoses INSTRUMENTS &e,
should purchase the original o T.. WARNER No /
Vs.eyst; s TOUSkY No. l2l Nsssau-st; consult the
DOCTOR No 647 Broadway tup s'aifsJ, New.fors from
sA m 10 p. m, daily.
We with other papers in recommending Dr. Lar
and his work"- Courier des Etsts Unl. Dispstch,
Sts4ts Zeitung Atlas Medical Keyew, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

HAMMOND on the Causes Symptoms, and
II SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT of NERVOUS DE-
BILITY and Other Desses Of the Nervous Seus Urins
~, and Sex0a Systems-by g. ID HAysoSD M. d. former.
5 Professor Of Special Ansony. &c ia the Syracuse Medical
College New-Yort. Price : mailed. L. WARNER, Pub
Esher, No 1 Eesey-s;.. Astor House
NEW Music" When this Dreadful War
IN is Ended" by FOSTER: " Dear One Think Of Thee"
LAURENCE; Nora Dearest" PARkHURST. I'd
Dream Forever More" BlShOP. All Of fwncn first class
sotgs Price IS cents each HORACE WATERS, No. 48l
Broadway
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Rcal estate Tor 5ale.

EOR SALE-A Plot of GROUND, l00xl00.4
L feet on the y = sathst log feet s. in ". Of Az
beautiful site Os buidg OF the 81 eet gIade and near
the East Rvei For particular apply a. No l'o East 'dsh'S
or No 10 fecksip
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

DOR SALE or EXCIIANGE-5 First Glass
Il TENEMENT HOUSES iu Eat 2)th-s, thry sre all
fu Of fstcass oil PAYNE their reuts monthly ia
advance Address SAMUEL MclNTlKE,
No. l37 High.si., brooklyn.
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Go Ubom II man Concern.

GEORGE PLOCK. a Discharged Soldier, at
" No al West 95t-st Ia reduced ~ the greatest neees
.lty has f.i ed from labor sDd they
must sickness and poyery unless thoss Tor whom
he h,. fought will come forward 20 his aid Contributions
can be lei. Home r ths Frenie" No ~ Fast 2slh st.
ii c. K.-I have information OF Importance
i lie for you. Please send your address H. W. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

ERUIT FARM for SALE.-for sale FARM
about sixty mites below ST Loui. Mo on the Mis'is'
,ppi kver The sct contains Ii aces Ibe Improvements
about IS fence Gbout % Oi which ~
vatou well planted In ru Trees and Grape. and forty 81
hity IN pasture Cottage d~eiAnshonte ~h ''vch
aud stable One Of The bss paces of
raising ~ th.t sectt The country Terms .-s IL
Qure Of d. l.. DUDLEY Co., No tj Wanust -. Louis.
YARNS FOR SALE.-Ihree FARMS of 29O
Aclcs Oh the Of the Hudson about i've uls.
below Albany will be oli iogrther separate. Apply TO
+. L q. ". BLUNI No. l13 NAleT.st
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nor SALE-Thc late RESIDENCE Of
Il BENZ 5. PIER, 10 the Village Of UPgeF Red HOOK,
Du,ehe. County NewlOrk situated the Newi ok ana
Albany pos,-road The place of four Of choice
Land we'll stocked with Fruit Trees, and cd hou'e ard
BAN The House contains Y Rooms. VII be ,od low
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;, and IIARMONI-

DIANOS, MELODEONS, and IIAkMONI-
UMSrhe largesi assortment Ia the city can or found
al WATkkSS. No. 48l BrOsdway, At great bargains. 100
rev and secondhand PIANOS, MELODEONS. and dAR.
MONlUdS 10 LET Rent allowed If purchased an per
agreement Monthly Ayuent received for he Cash
aid for second hand Psnos and Me deons Ia
change for new. ln.truments tuned aud repaired.
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Boar6 an0 Rooms

COOL, spacious, NEWLf-FURNlSHED
~ ROOMS to LET to Gentlemen only, at No l39 etnst'
between Boadwsy aud 4h-sy large PaIor on n, % moor
choice OF Rooms second aud third oors No Board gwen
MO. l20 EAST l7TH-ST.-FURNlSHE
ROOMS TO LET with BOARD. One suite Of Rooms On
ufst oor secoud door. Location pleasant
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GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD-On the Erie Railway
" 10 q spacious and well furnished house. Air Pnfe
,ceners and road. ne. For particulars appy to BAKER
GOODWIN, The Tribune Oiee. Terms $a to sI per
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

DOR SALE in NEW-JERSEY-A model
Il FRUIT FARM Of 50 scres. Buildings sie good lSud
hrstTate and under good nce Sp-nced Orchard over
Gpe Vines. IOoJ Lawton Bisckberes. 100 hsspoer-
quantity berries Cursut ant Goosen.f
nee about Cherry and all Of the best Kinds Of fesr Trees
Ii is 29 me. from Philadelphia and wuiu mile OF two
railroad stations. Address A. LtONAhD,
Mala,s z O.. Gloucester Co, New jersey.
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Hiusltdl Jnslrumenls.

A CCORDEONS, CONCER1INAS, MOUTH
"A HABMONlCAS Violin Guitar aud violonceo string.
made and imported by DANIEL HESS and for sale
prices than any other house, at MlLLErS OLD MUSIC
STORE, No. 1896 Broadway
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ptofesslonal Noticcs

NiARLES >. SPENCER Attorney and
~ Counsellor at Law Proctor and Advocate In U & Courts
No 3jS Broadway, Ne~York. Re.idence-Nc ~ London
Terrace. West ZJcst (be.~eon 5th and l0th.AysI
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-08
Prospectus Of the
DAILY STATE JOURNAL

On and after the LIST day of November, the State
Journal will be published Daily, Tri-weekly Sind
Weekly. The Daily State Journal will contain all the
received up the latest hour before mailing and
will consist of two editions daily The Morning Edi-
all telegraphic up to 10 o'clock the previous
night and will be supplied to city subscribers and sent
by the morning mails North and East; the Evening
Edition will be printed at 3 o'clock p. m, and will
contain the additional by telegraph up to. q
o'clock p. and will Oe sent to subscribers by the
trains and by the Fayetteville mail. Thus sab
ascribers, matter in what direct" they may live,
will have the up to the depar' The mails
Arrangements have been made procure telegraphic
from all parts of the COnfedcracy expressly for
the State Journal. General news by mail will be
promptly published. The Markets will be fully
ported Reliable Correspondents will be secured in
the Army and elsewhere. The Legislative Proceed
ngs will be reported daily by competent Reporters
The State Journal will be essentially a newspaper.
TERMS: For the Da;ly--6 months, $40; months
Sc; month, ST. For the Tri-Weeky-6 months
SIS; 3-months, So. For the weekly, months So.
Advertisements for the Daily will be inserted in the
Tri-Weekly free Of CHARGE This is inducemeui
which cannot fail to attract the attention of advertisers
The above rates apply only to the daily paper Ad-
vertisements will be inserted in the Weekly paper at
the usual regular rates, viz One dollar per square for
tie first insertion, and twenty-five cents for each SUBJ
sequent insertion.
Address, JOHN SPELMAN,
Editor and Proprietor,
Oct. 81, 1852 Raleigh, N.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-08
$16O REWARD.

Runaway from the line of the Charlotte Il S. C Rail-
road the nigh: of the 23d October, boy named
Lewis, recently bought in Richmond and raised in
Warren county, ~ G. He is black with full head of
hair, about fee: inches in heighth, aged about %
years and had when he left light pants black
and straw hat.
Also on the night of the 25th oet seven boys, viz
Philip, George, Albert, William, James, John ard
Isaac, all raisedin Virginia, and lately purchased
Richmond.
Phillip is about feet inches high, black, and 40
years old George is about feet inches high, black,
and 81 years DID, Albert is about feet inches high
copper color and 81 years DID, William, description
not recollected; James is about feet inches high
black and 20 years old; john, description reco-
lected Isaac is about feet inches high yellow and
% years old.
The above reward will be paid for them, or $40 for
each of them delivered to any Agent on the line
of the Road WIN. JOHNSTON
Nov 3, 1868. If President.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-08
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

have been appointed by the Secretary OF tne
Treasury Chief Agent the purchase of Cotton for
the Confederate within the State OF North
Carolina and will pay for the same in cent Bonds
o Cash. ca.
buying in my Eame will have written certhcates OF
appointment.
v order of the Secretary of the Treasury all Cot
ton purchased by myself my agents, on and AFTER
the 18th day of March, 1863, will be paid for in per
cent Bonds or Cash. and per Bonds as stated
in former advertisement Up TO that time, however,
the 8 per cent bonds will be furnished as stated.
Patriotic citizens are now offered an opportunity to
aid the Government by selling to it their Cotton rather
than to private capitalists:
LEWIS S. WILLIAMS.
Charlotte, March "a, 1863 If