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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

THE BLocKADE.-We learn that FIVE addition
al vessels have recently been noticed as forming
part of the blockading feet off the coast going to
show that the Yankees are in earnest in their
threats to establish the most rigid guard over this
port. We predict that, spite of all their efforts,
vessels will go out and come in, but of the risks
capture destruction mustbe largely increased
Wilmington Journal.
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BISHOP HopKINs.-The letter lately addressed
by the Bishop of Vermont to his brother of Penn
syvania has been received, as you know, with
pleased establishment throughout the Confederacy
That such letter-so SOUND in doetrine-so ex-
ceent in style-shoud have emanated from a
Yankee, was phenomenon indeed But the case
has been Investigated, and the wonder ceases. 1t
now appears, from authentic testimony, that Bish-
op Hopkins is the very reverse of a Yankee-that
be comes from the very antipodes (moray speak
ing,) to New England-that he is, in fact, by birth,
an Irishnan-a gentleman and scholar-being
also graduate of the University of Dublin. Posi-
bly, some people may be sorry to find DIR. Hopkins
not descending perpendicularly from plymouth
Rock"-others will rejoice T. q. d.
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FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

We will attend the following times and places in
Mecklenburg county, for the purpose of assessing and
making estimates of the Tax in Kind, which consists
of the following articles, to-wit Wheat Corn Oats,
Rye, Buckwheat, Rice Sweet Potatoes Irish Potatoes,
cured Hay and Fodder, Sugar, Moasses made of Cane
(not ofSorghum), Cotton, WOOL Tobacco, Peas, Beans,
and Ground Peas.
We will also receive estimates, at the same time, of
all Cattle and Asses held owned by any person, and
also all Horses and Mules not used in cultvation-upon
the value of all such tax of per cent is levied.
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RUNAWAY

From the plantation of Mrs. r. A. Hunter, 10 Sharon
neighbortood, negro man named WASH, about IS
years DID, medium size, and copper color. 1t is sup
posed that he has been persuaded off by some mean
white person, and may be trying to make his way
to the Yankees reward Of $50 will be paid for his
apprehension and delivery to me, his confinement in
any Jail. J. w. HUNTER.
Oct 81 1863. II
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CIINGMAN's BRIGADE.-We have heard an in
distinct rumor that there seine probability of
the return OF Gen Clingman's Brigade to North
Carolina, perhaps to this point. We do not know
whether the rumor is entitled to any weight, but
we nave no doubt but that such movement would
be heartily welcomed by the brigade. and tho,
they would be heartily welcomed by the peo,ls
here Wilmington Journal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

CAPTURE OF DIR. PETERS. DR. Peters, who
killed Gen. Van Dorm, was captured few days
since, on his plantation upon the Mississippi Riv-
er, where he was engaged in selling wood to the
Yankees He professed to his captors that he was
DESTROYS of getting back into the Confederacy, that
he mis- ht have his trial; but it would If he
could have found bis way back long ago, had he
desired it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

desire TO sell the Printing Materials connected with
the late North Carolina Wing newspaper, published
in this town The materials consist Of Hand Press
with linking Apparatus, Long Primer and BREWER Type
together with fair assortment Of Fancy and job Type
Further Information will be furnished by addressing
the undersigned at Charlotte, N. O.
Oct II, SO RACHAEL X. HOLTON.
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Executive Department orN. Caro,,n.

~AD1NIANI NENkHALs UFFICE, M. Jl [
General Order, No. 81 y
/. The operatives in Wooden and Cotton Fac,o,;.,
that furnish Goods for the Confederate and State c.
ernment are exempt from duty Ia the Guard for HON.
enemy. Wv
III. The drill OF the Guard for Home Defence will h.
dispensed with until the 9th day Of December pe.t =,
allow the farmers time to sow their grain.
By order Of Gov Vance, Il. G. GATLN,
Nov nth. II Adutaut General
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

Il AN ACTIVE CRUIsEa.-The steamship Ala
anna, Capt. Semmes. from her catering into the
ervice August a. 1862, to her arrival at the Cape
{ Good Hope, two months ago, had captured 6f.
,-six Yankee ships and destroyed, four millions of
Property.
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SALT! SALT!

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT
CHARLOTTE, N. G., Oct. %, 1868. !
Sufficient Salt having been obtained will 10 future
give THREE pounds of SALT for ONE Of BACON.
E. NJ LOWE,
Oct. 27, 1868 If Maj &C s.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate Of .
French, deceased, will present them for payment with
out delay to the Undersigned
Oct 81, 'G3 st IA FOX, Executor.
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$2J REWARD,

NY boy MONROE Runaway on the 22d October inst
He is very dark about feet 10 inches high aud about
20 years old. will pay the above reward for him.
suppose he is in this neighborhood.
JAMES S JOHNSTON
Oct 81, '63 I'm Davidson College \
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

The sweIls of the ocean soon subside There
are good many "swells" upon the land that sab
side about as soon.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

A Persian philosopher being asked by what me-
!od he acquired SO much knowledge, 3dswered,
BY not being prevented by shame from asking
aestions whom ! was ignorant"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24
NOTICE.

will exchange Salt for Pork, giving two pounds OF
good dry Salt for pound of unsalted Pork.
Apply to ROBr. +. DAVIDSON.
Charlotte, Nov 10, 1863. 3t-pd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

A capacity to do good not only gives title to
it, but also makes the doing of it duty. This
sentence should be preserved in letters Of gold.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

A PATRIOTIC WoMAN.-Capt. James II. Foote,
who has been appointed Assistant AGjutant Gen
eral and assigned to the duty of making out the
'Roll of Honor" of those of our citizens who have
met an honorable death or distinguished themselves
in the service of their country in the present strus
gle, is now engaged in that duty. The Captain
permits us to make the following extract from a
lettes recently received from noble matron of
Johnston county:
IL see III the newspapers that Gov Vance has
appointed you Assistant djutant General to keep
the Record of deceased soldiers 1t becomes
my painful duty to inform you of the death Of my
son, Jesse Y. Hines. He volunteered in April,
1861, aud died April 23d, 1862. He died in the
Greanor Hospital, at Richmond. He vas pri-
waite in Go. g, 9Th Reg't N. c. r. | have three
sons aud my husband yet living, in the Confeder-
ate army They are all have, but it had more
would freely give them to my country. My hus-
baud and sous are dear to me, but SO is my cum
try. My son, Jesse Y. Hines died of typhoid
pneumonia "-Roleigh I'roqress.
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LOST,

At Zion Camp Ground, near Davidson College, on
Sunday the 18th instant, n GOLD NECKLACE and
L0CKET attached. A reward Of SIS will be paid for
its delivery to Mrs Sarah Withsrs Davidson Col.
lege, at this Office.
Oct 81, '63 pd
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the N. G. Insurance Company
will please take notice that the second nstament Of
Is per centum will be due on the l2th Of November
next j. NJ. SPRINGS, Secy.
Oct. ~, '63 st
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NOTICE.

As depredations have been repeatedly committed on
my premises, hereby forewarn all persons against
will be enforced against those offending.
Nov 10, 1863 lm-pd r. II. LAFFERTY
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Charlotte every Saturday in December.
All are requested to meet us at the above places
punctuay, with list of their articles, not to
consume time. J. r. NORRIS,
W. W. GRIER,
Assessors.
hS will attend at the above times and places for
the purpo of collecting the Tax neat cattle, &c.
D. G.. MAXWELL,
Nov. 10, 1868 At Collector.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

SUGAR MlLLET SEED-Important Fact-It
should be generally known that the common 5roou
corn winch Is a species of millet, if planted near
the Sugar Millet readily mixes with it. and If ,he
seed thus obtained is planted, it produces n new
variety, greatly resembling the broom corn, bu,
taller and larger. This variety is usually called
the red sort, and is almost worthless for syrun
The fact as to the mixture and the production
of this Inferior aduterated variety, know from
repeated personal observation to be true.
1t is therefore important that genuine seed
should be selected for planting, and that broom
corn should not be planted anywhere near the Su
gar, Millet.
ton to this subject, they would do good service te
q valuable Interest Cor. Hiiisb0ro Recorder
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TAX NOTICE.

7 will attend with the Assors Of CASTOR county 10
collect the Confederate Taxes due the lst OF OCTOBER
also the Assessors will attend and assess the tax 10
kind-at the following times and places, to.Ni'
Stowe,s Factory November I'd and Sd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

A POLITE BoY.-The other day. wo
ing In crowded railway carriage. Az CIV e'e nd
stations an old man entered and was loolinn VI the
for q seat, when boy ten or twelve ve,rs around
rose up and said: "Take my seat, sir" age
The offer was accepted, and the in6ru n,
sat down. Old man
"Why did you give me your seat?" h.
ed Of the boy. 80 enquir.
because you are old, sir, aud am bovr
the reply. wy was
The passengers were much pleased and ,,,,;s.,
For my part wanted to seize hold Of H. na',
fellow and press him to my bosom. 'Ne ht'le
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24

"Do you keep matches5" asked wap Of a.
gist uOg
"Oh, yes, all kinds" was the reply.
"Well, then, I'll take a trotting match
The druggist Immediately handed him
Brandreth's pills. O0i OF
As razor is best whetted in oil, wit is s.,,h
pest by pol:eness. The lack of edge in both
discoverable from the offence or pain thew giv.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-24
ST RAYED.

From the subscribers pasture about IL days ago. two
Beef Catte-one q white speckled Bull, the other
red Heifer. The above cattle were bought in the
neghborhood of Davidson College. Any Information
as TO their whereabouts will be thankfully received
and the person literally rewarded for heir trouble
Oct 8 1868 J. Z. ROSS.
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WANTED,

A Tract of LAND, 500 more acres good dwelling
&c Address WILLIS ID. HARRISON,
Oct II, '63 II Leasburg, Cnswell CO.. Z.
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With The srsasess pleasure" Be replied. = won
quise ready 70 take up your AFFAIR out ~ ~ q n
enser we house We can then speak more a.
ss,s" AZ me same time, be struck tee p,mna
profession" added he, ''obnyes me 10 suvl
many precautions You vii INN. dis ,ety ey,r,DrSo
bend Why. Do not DO sstonshtd 4 my assD
have reason"
Don rs'ieo paused. and IN. door ~ re nys-r.-
ois Ia use oIened with great cis' KING " chains.
The porter, with huge lantern In s Land. how'd
resrectiully to the Il en,i,te, who notlonsd me -
tlow him. We ~slkei RAPIDLY aious The fuo,iaN
OF loboy and alter mount us very st. ep stsir stop.
ped before serge eur,s n s.rmount d b. trans
leters, Soef,dad Ffiarmenicd Voices and oos-
fused cres escaped from the hall whi IA bore this
ambitious title. 'Afe those your cl enis who are
tnssing such 3 great nose, seuor Lie initiate :"
inquired. Nthout word he Lifted tie curtain %
green serre,sn W Nuni curse v,s In an immense
La ndfent.y Lighted. long tab "a, clytred
with geen hailt. aud surrounded with plsyerS
stool IN the middle 4 the room. Besdsa u.s
lsni whicl hung from tho walls, tie place W.
fshie w by four cautles stuck ito ia holderx-
Some small tablss with t'fr rnts, placed =
regular distan. Is from ,sea ever. furnished lie
players with iuius Ola Of tamatinis fose. wIser.
or Bareeons brandy Al the lott m Of tie lad
II 81 high estracs. orntm. nted with some siss-
color pant ms, approaching, for the purpose, ne
doubt Of showing Ne original design OF the es,at-
lshment, confused group OF basoons, hunting.
horns, and elsr onets. Ny surprise NJ sy be eas IL
conceived when 1 found myself in . gambling.
house like this stthe very time wien fsncied I
wss stepping into lawyer office. contempls,-
cd my compAniOn ~ II were lookiug upc q h N Tor
the frN time. He WAS sssuredly tne var man I
had met in the circus and In the Metchsnta' Ar.
cades. With this strange costume, long rap o.,
aud thick curly hair, bis rearsnce p.rtook more
OF the bandit than Of the lawyer. lie lad taken
only few eters in the hall when he was sccostsd
10y Two ind yiIusls worthy hYbru,s such den
The frst was . tall, awkward, shambIuy {. low.
with ferocious air, who held out 70 the lccnuste
. hand large - shoulder OF mutton. spd said IL
spaniAh,with ttrong English scent 'How u senos
Don Tsdeo toby 4"
Master John Pesrce," replied he, darting upon h0
iuierocuior look OF cold disisiu, which pierced
him Ike sword. "You know vol that your rsp.
utation her 10 ruiusd ss much - 1t VIZ IN TsxsA
Above al, since"
To be Continued
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATIIA.

KORAN On Wednesday, Nov. I. Bridget Koran.
months and day. 4 native Of Ban ashsr, Kinss Co.
Ireland.
he friends a tho family and 'hose OF her brothers
Thomas and Philip bonshue are respectfully nyited
TO attend the funeral, th,s Friday morning at gt
O'Clock. from the Church " the Immaculate Concep-
ton, 18th 81, whore gh hsss u Requiem will b
offered up for thv pose Of her tou, and from thence
10 Calvary Cemetery for interlaent. VS.
klNG-On "wednesday. Nov. =. Lillian L., eldest
dAush,.r OF VIM. K; and Luerctia A. King. ssed
yeSrs, month, and DAYS
The relAiyes and friends Of tho family are rssp,et-
fG.v invited TO -ttsnd the funeral, this tFriday
Afternoon, Nol O'Clock, from the re- tdsnes Of
t parents. -.J West sid a., without further INVITA-
late meut YaY
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tor p f.Fi. tti 5.oi.c'- looa 0l.31 II ". o. ~
CLEAPYn
sTriNsUirq Dalimcrs, wa.Airs,on; p Cad.
vali a., b. r.. C,ty 4 COX. fIir Liverpool
fNttS. MORT re. Liverpool Pacific. New Or
10 A. " S"".s Key Wes', Chase, Nov Orleans.
HAEk &c . & Ql'enstoru; Giovanni Cor.cio,
Tycoon, Hes Orl'ags Texas, Horton, New orleans:
= bEiGs -raiadit, Bal, more, Trsckles. Port su
lnnce W. Vernon, Ponce l. Washington, 81 John.
csCl1oSrRS.A'bI bic bradford. Mirsso.ns; Fila
Queen iIsliisr. Sancy, dc; VIM Lancaster, 81 An
e SISs queen G ~ C,,gpe = John Nd nc, Y.r
DIS, j. n,on, Do. A I Rowland. Baltimore; MARI
Price. chester. Pa; r Il Hammond, Esstport, Ne
sLooP-sussik. Foster. for New Haven. Conn.
ARRIVED
,srrAksn1Ps Frank. Thisieiphls; Fanny, do
y leo Iap. Nesb,rr;. Tuhal Gala, st Dominso
9ainntNaus, New Orleans. Shstueket, Washing
tou; Ahsuy, Nerbern. Dscotsh, for Hampton Roads
SHIPS rno'lne. Cardiff: Europa, whampoa;
Nhsn1oA, Calcutta; Geo'giana, tHsnov } Memep.
GAER ilvs hAr'esibo. ses Spri,s, snndsrland:
. IA, ~ .a. N'.sau; Cleavel.nd, shsnshae; Nue.
=, Z, Ne- . cans islls', Belize, tnonduraS;
t-sagoi,e, Glasgow; II CASTOR, Tor Barbados
BRIG Jo'oph Hume, Kingston. Jam; south 10.
to1' naisaio., Anna y Jordan, IBritishl Havana
az, N.',n. st J..' Ps;ri. lNoIses.l, ieshotn;
sCHQONtRS Ann Flower. Bos,on for Albany;
Cota DO do. a Hes,on. Georgetown for Providence:
Lucy E1'inson, heorrctovn for New Haven; Tsi-
llsht, GsrAi tgg Herhor; Meteor, bermuda: storm
hi'd. RIO Grsnd. bfazil: Ira Bcird. Montsvideo;
NO Grandc, Chnco'"sgue. MARY A Alkaline, do; w ID
rus, de. saAA Tor, do: samuel u Miles, do;
ilor zon. do; Nara Pickup, PuncoteAsue c l. Scull.
d.; Catharne, HOG Lland. Ellen Iaksr, wiconaeo:
LIZA Jane, Great Fgg ila'toi: ClArissa Boz do: Y
Eh!t'. i.ore.tosn II. DC; l. W Brdssll, Baltimore:
= do: u " vaughan, dc; Col Sstteriy, do: u A
Berry, do w Fi-, W inrton; j ir~drnore, AleI.
sndria Active. Norfolk; W saunders, Pocomofe: =
" il.on, Crest fgs isrbor; hdalne Townsend,
s'Hiord' john Collins, Accomse; Joe Holmes, Bsti.
Ra.
ser'' fortress Monroe; Maria Jane, Jones, Virginia.
BELOW lark wm Wilson, Malaga. Also brig.
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CHAPTER II.

Night had come one Of thos. nights In May IN
VII b Mexico, seen by rnuonl ght, Assumes aa ap-
pesrsnce almost magical. The crowd upon TIE
PazA Mayor was not 50 deus~ a. before sunset Il
WAS less NOISY, and more scattered. The promen-
sd.rs spoke ia low tone, ss they feared TO break
Ito silence which Was troudlns over al. The ght
noise produced ~ Vie waving of fans the rustic Of
silk drssseA- sometimes . peAl Of female laughter,
meloiious And clear a. the tns Of . crystal bel
or the king OF church clok At disis nee ao ne
broke the gene - silence. A motley crowd push. d
aud Justei on, another the Plaza Mayor II
The very vms w. totskng myseL not wi,hon,
some fear, mus. NY, ~ the CsLet)n del Arco
l Lad hardly 20" e. NIe mouth 81 me dark lsns,
vixen . current Of ca air, a. II II had issued from
cave, struck tay lace, AID chilled me 20 the bone
] stood for some seconds ~ Tie entrance OF The
alley. trying ~ dir, over me CLEAN OF light from
the windows OF grated doors, but thsrs were no
sisns Of NE In siasle house. l then advanced,
groI log along in sssrch OF tie house which I lad
discovered Short tins before. had almost ar.
rived there when heard mise OF footstst = be-
hind me- and saw man Who, coming from the
square, was advancing toward me. wished to
keep on tie pavsu sut bus my legs getting entsug-
LED in the long r.pier Of The stranger in some way
or other stumbled, and, to keep myself from fall
Ing ersspsd his CLOAK. TIE man Immediately
;,.pp.d back, aud, ~ tie grazing ., steel; knew
De Nss drawing his sword. Cdpd de Dios r.
cred he. Whether 10 1t my person Or NY cloak
yol are fsrey.ng, s.r Robert -
II thought knew tie voice, add I has,ened TO
reply II an neither robber NOR ASSASSIN, Ssner
thought the unknown WAS going to assist nv
memory, and stNte is name. lie DID nothing Of NE
kind but, putting his back TO the door OF g house,
be said, roughly, "Who are you, and what do YOU
wait :"
81 Am seeking for the dwelling Of Don Tsdeo tho
hcsntiste," replied, land Il am not greatly lie.
eeivei We are staud.s before it At this very mo-
uasnt."
'"Ah who told YOU Re lived here'"
''Tio Lucas, tbs public scribe. | W sh 10 consult
Don Tadeo very important STAR"
"DoI Tsdeo Itis be tLst IS speaking 70 YOU
just now" Tho costume Of ih man / could not
distinguish bis features we precl sely similar TO
the Luu e ht amateur, wit whose name Ito Lucas
bad acquainted NE. has ened " reply to Del
1Adeo, counting myself happy IN having met hin.
Aal begged Nv minutes puvAss cpnyersANaa
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ITO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN I
II

Soldiers' Aid Societies, elersymen, edors aud 9th.
err are respectfully requested to aid In disse natins
the following notice, which u Of Interest 70 AL vie
have friends In the army:
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS
The Sanitary Commission have made arraneements
for supply ratutousy information with regard tS
patients In che United States General nospltAls Z
the follow ing points, fctheTS will he added
Eastern DsIdrfir'nts-for Information addfsR
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- MAJ. AZ HAIR RESTORATIVE.
cry hdf r cso hair IL fpllin' ont, or those Who
have ct th..r hSr frou, sickness or isvers, should
COLUMBIAN BALM
49, rtUal.Gt 6or the sTosth ofthe hair ever
int. doe q. Io ANNy at irritation of the scalp keeps
Il ,l.iu tni tgtt from dsniruf caIas the hair 10
G. iu * AMI Ius'fla NJ, aud Irssesses vlruos un.
Known in 9rs other similar pTtpitaIon. The Ladies
~, at,f ed witu u, a. II % highly perfumed, and
-w,uic. ~ aFnr portion 20 be- used On zach nppli,
e.. o., ~ l.uF 10 iN .he end by far the cheapest pro
p.rl. .Utlo- ul'Gr h bar now IN Use Manufsc-
ilr.u 90. TOR al, n 10 south =, cond ", Wllllsm.
tursh, aud 20 he hal in Soy York az REED 4 Co.'S
Drus Storts cor Allen ard stanton ss aud cor Ave
d and Hou.tao 81, pylos PIfTY CENTS pr
eettle Wv