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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
The New State In Lewis County.
wrsroN, Va, Feb. lG, 1863.
Editors MttiIigsnrer:

Editors IatslLigeHter:
/ would say for the information Of the
public that all is right at Weston i1 refer.
Once 10 the new StMtC. All loyal men arc
enthusiastic in its favor, and Lewis county
will Acquit herself mantully gu the day OIL
trial.
Ills true there are some men who nov
are followers of CurliIG; but they are gen.
orally composed Of that class Of men who
at first we're willing to die In the last
ditch" in defense Of Southern rights but
who, when the test came, preferred to stay
ut home and live under the "Aboliuon
Government" than risk their precious bod
les In defence Of their rights" Aud who
since the advent Of the Government troops
have wished 10 be " peaCeubIe citizens, "
aud ouly asked to be "let alone" and not
forced to fight on either side, because Of
their holy horror Of the sight of blood.
These are the men who are now opposed to
the new State. All who were loyal to the
Government from the start are In favor oil
having a new State now.
Obe Of the CArlIIe "meteors," calling
himself Jackson, appeared in weStou q
short timo ago, and ezpatiated on the
greatness Of Carlile and the luiQuity o.
those who preached.
IL there or Is there not chaplain al.
lowed to every regiment; and II there is
are the common soldiers ever allowed tt
see him While We are engaged in ouI
couutry's defense we do not wish 10 b.
considered out Of the bounds Of ChristiOn.
iIy, aud we would willingly listen TO I
SERMON once 10 while.
D. ". Cox,
Company f, 9Th Va.
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ANNRR, Agent
oyncE or pnoyoss MARSHA Glx. ., Va,


VINTIE following .oldl"ra hSlnnEnE I" Company II;
18th Virginia Volunteer Infantry, are reported
abIent without leave they will return Immediately
to duty, or II arrested will bV treated ~ dHsertFrB:
Crawford GRllRhSr, age ~ years, height tNst
Inch complexion light, eyes blue, hair light, bOrn In
1t ocky Run, Oct eth 1851, for term Of three years
by Capt Smith, Absent frOm company since February
"a, 1868.
William Lemastsrs, age 20 years, height 8 feet 0
IntleE complexion dark, eyes black. hair dark born
In WeIEel county, Va, occupation farmer, enlisted
II Rocky Run, Sept 9th, S6 for term Of three Year,
y f is Smith, absent from COMPANY ,''s' '''''''
samuel K, LeuAsterA age 81 ,SAr1, height q feet l
inch, complexion dark VyrshSE, hair dark, born IN
WtlIeI county, Va, occupation farmer, enlisted At
ttIttou Oct Bth 1881 for the term Of three years,
Il Il G &c., sn'''' absent '' company 'D,' ''',
Alfred Mccullough, age IS years, height feet
inches compexiou fair, eyes blue, hAr light burn In
WttEpl unsy, Va, occupation iUrmrr, enlisted 1t
Elizabeth, March Ith 1859, for term Of ihree ycaEa'
BY Capt smith, absent from company since February
jacob Sole, age % yeara, height feet los, com.
pleXUn light eyes blue, hair light, bNI IN WetIel
county, Va, occupation ATmet enlisted AZ LttiEtSn
October 9th, 1863, for ternl Of thT0S years C"pt
Smith, absent from company SkieV FstI "a, lSS.
Dayid II iIsstherlEy, age ~ Year,, height tUet
inches, complexion fair tyrs dark hair light born
ID barbour county, Va GSneAIion farmer, enlisted
In Wood county, Va, JPl S9th Ior the term VI three
Tssr., BY Can't smIII, absent from COMPANY since
I,asc : Woois axe 10 years, height q ieet, com.
n,aTjnn inFk. yes blue, hair dark, hOFu 10 welIrl
roTnIv IA occupation farmer, enlisted at Rocky
Rnn S.,ETnbeF 9Th, 1851, by Capt Smith, for term
Of tLrs Year,, absent from company SiheS January
gIi. gj81.
Isob PraSirT, age Il years, heIght feet ! Inch,
s.mplexOn dark, eyes blue, hair dark, born In Writ
county, Va, occupation lAborSr, enlisted At Ella.
BETH December Goth, 1861, by Capt Smith. for term
9lh, 1853.
Alex Gil,plH age 10 years, height feet, complex.
lon light, eyes blng, hair light, born In In Witt co.
Va, occupation lab0rer, enlisted Ut burning Spring
August 18th, 1862, by Capt SAITH. for term Of
Ill, 1858.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
AFTERNOON sEssIoN.

Tue afternoon was spent 10 the ronsid.
Grafton Of the ordinance reported by Mr.
Lamb In tue morning session. II was com
pleted section BY section.
As It's provisions Aru very important, We
will print 1t cutirs whcn:.it Is finally passed
upOn,
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Owes or CoLnCFok CElGTEaNAL RRvExuE, |
FIEsT DisTRlcT OT VIRaINIA.
EINIIE Licenses and dntl,s on manufactured ARTICLES,
l AsscssEl fur the months II Reptenbsr, October,
November and December. for Ohio county, arc now
due Will be III my office from tn date until the
"a. aud At TriNdephiE 10 person or BY deputy oI
wednesday, the 18Th. and at West Liberty on the
before these yp.tlhNt days. the penalty Of 10 prr
cent; M'peciaed iu tho Excise Tax Law, Sec, 18Th,
will be enforced
None but Treasury Notes received ia payment Of
tA1rp. JAS c. ORR,
lebl5.II 9sth Collector Lat Dit Va
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~ The steamer LIBERTY No.2, Captain
y. K. BOOTH. will leave for the above and
AlutrrmOdIAt pOrta Friday evening, the
10Th inst. At o'clock 81. FOR freight or passage
apply on board or 10
ieGl9 JHLLY / MANNER, Agents.
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God guard our Gag, and keep each star
RSch stripe ~ bright ~ now thOy wave
sun make It lead oar ranks In war,
sill Hoai 4boTs each patriots grave
Death TO the traitor that would dare
TotrHIl Il through tho dust Of shame.
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow Il 10 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


In tbs District Curt Of the Unltsd States for the
Western District Of Virginia. ...-l s1Er
vs.. In cause Of lcia;lon or
Steamer Ben. franklin. partition.
MOTION IL hereby given that will. at my Or1cr,
IN Oh Fourth street, In the city Of Wheeling. Va,
on Saturday, the 2st day Of February, 1868, 10 ac-
cOrdancs with decree Of this District Court Of the
United States for the Western District Of Virginia,
proceed,
Flint To ascertain The several debts aud liAhlIliiea
Of the aid Steamboat Hen Franklin, aud their sever.
a. PrtOrilI6s, whether the same be liens or debt.
ChATREHblS to the whole boat or to the interest or
share NJ either OWuVT1
Second. The shA!es or interests sforSAch owner In
aid steamboat; and. -
Third, Sueh OthSr matters rs may 10 deemed per.
IGrnt or proper or rs any party III interest may
qulEe. tEs Ft
HANNIBAL FORBES,
ieDlttiIl tebB U, s. Commissioner,
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T0M TAuMR AND bride,

YARDS Of the above received this day by HGprct1
Also quantity OF Fancy Cards aud CGTds o. ~
lSry Aloo Cards Of the old Folks In costume taken
BY fsb29 PARTRIDGE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

10, o. F.-ThS member Of Prank
&&S lin Lodge, No. IS. are requested to % pto.
ssut At tho meeting Of the Lodge on Moalay r'SnIns
1uIrS tho attention Of the Lodge
ScSS Ssu'' " 'A' D s.R PARIS, sSe'y.
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TuE LETTER OF SEx. aOstcRASs RxrERRED
TO IS TaE roREoolSG REMARKS.

TO IN TIE FO"hoo'S" RESAaKS'
The following letter from General Rose.
...n. ,ro.I.iJ b.ror. N. 0A,o Ta.;,,,,...
'"r r ',.. ,N,I D'' =" '''"'1''
on FEBRUARY 1OA'
IrApo'ns DEp'T or THE CuNpRRLlSn
MuRyRErsuoso, Tryy
..Uaa February 2. l9G3
NJ D. uooo,,,. n. c,,..., ......u', -
~ Cta,, ~ M. - '''"'''y "
-. ''"'' y "
The resolution Of !naoEs passed BY your
honorable O9Sy 70 tnS Army OF the Cum
6er!anG' It's commanding ueneraI aad his
stan has Oeea auIE received and pub
lisneI 10 rue troops OF 'hls command. On
behalf OF an ! return yon heartfelt thanks.
This IS, lnused' a war Tor The mainte-
nance o. she CONSTITUTION and The lSws-
nay, for national s1lste9ee-nEainst those
~uo nave ueSp'seo our honest friendship.
deceived our Just hopes and driven US TO
aetsnd our country aud our homes. By
ions and wIItu' slanders on our motives and
intentions, persistently repeated, they have
arrayed against US our own fellow. citizens,
bound TO Us BY the triple ties of consAn.
gulnity, geographical position aud CONNER
clal interest. Let no mau amongst US be
base enough to forget this, or fool enough
TO trust an Oligarchy Of traitors to their
friends. TO civil liberty and human free
dom. Voluntary eIilsS from home and
friends; for tbs defense aud safety Of all,
We long for the time when gentle peacr
shall again spread her wings over our lAp'i
but we Know no such blessing Is possible
while the unjust and arbitrary poWesIf The
rebel leaders couttonts and threSts'd u.s.
crafty az the Io1, cruel as tue lSe!, tneY
etlsa, NO coercion. while pEPAtlng -
s!tlEe ps' baIy;lks, they, PtOPT ,1 lh "
tight US because they said ney cVu'I W." ZIP
hye 10 one ana now WheTut.Vsn t 9TsS ."ry
Wnlee o1I mo lnSasioG ""u . yM'V ~ ~
o. me west eefmtss"n 10 Al hnss a W"
u we FM DC R''N "'''' ""u
10 rs lney bid U.s. n. nova, ,,..
whenever tney HaYS ,SS;- PO ,ant, '% ~.
1F've before them ~ '"es ',,L '" ',a luz I"s
oou'9eFn people. *, NT Va. ,Sos III. Inv
n' 'nu s"s Ia Ss,ov s "s ,"i'b nWs @
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The United States Of America, In Rem. IN eau..
Isaac Il, Trlnbls. cou6ScSton, o"N

The United States Of America, In Rem. in cause
Isaac II, TrnblO. sons SsisS5' And
WHEREAS, At the fall term, A, D. 1862. Of IN.
s." District Court Of tho UnitC,l StStss fSr III
Western District VI Virginia at WhovllnE an iDioF,
nation was nled on behalf Of the United StNicS. Nv
We Attorney thereof for the said District, HRSIs
Ivy DOEc! Of Railroad FAStenlngs, described il Mi
hlStmAtlou 4! the property Of Isaac X, TrnlbIe; n
ltklhg IN substance TINT IAld ISEAc r. TFImbio 4
Aelng an ot8c'r ofthS army Of the rebOS In RFt6
aEGDIlt The Government Of the UnItEd StAtSs, Spd
tha ne 70 holding an GteO or sEOney under the CSo{.
Hhneht 81 the SOealel COni6dGEAt0 States Of Amer.
SH, ana under the rebellIOuI Government Of thO
sMtoo OF virginia one ofthe States OF Iald ContuIo
Ae and that he was the owner VI the prODcFiv nfFe
SNiu and praying that Eli property mar 30 T0p6t
USSI aug solo Al forfeited 10 tile United States
now therefore, In pursuance Of tho monItIpn Tin.
mer the lS4l Of tho said Court 10 me dIrpciGi Sp NJ
LT'eEel doheEehy VO public notice 10 all persons
Claiming any Interest IN said property to appear be-
~ ,Se me Judge o. the lslrcI Court f0r The SStSn
phIrlct INlrEinl4, Al WhSoluE, on tbs bth lay Of
Hptl a. D. 1853, 1.-THE same Ihal DO sIay OF nriS.
utlon or else OF the nsxt day of JurlSIetiou there
AIer, thUn aud there " IntSrpoSs their claims ana
make their ALLEGATIONS Ia that behalf : =
Dated thS Ath day Of RsbFuary, 4, D, 1868,
EDWARD u. NORTON,
MAMMAL Of Ghe UnitEd iSlAteS
p,, Tor the Western District OHvR.
BENJAMIN II. BhlHu, Dlntriet AklOFnpV nnNsl.iL1
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MNI2RIED.

On ThurdAy evening, the Iplh InII., BY the Rev.
SAmnel barnes, Sir. VIC. JORDAN, Of this city, to
MI1Su GTTIE +, HAMILTON, Of WSlliVllie, Ohio.
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FOr Naln Or EIChange,

a Ny DWELLING HOUSE,, situated on 2auS''
Island, SontaIuIuG eight tOonE halls and c0ll'''
alda. the WlOIS house.
fsblI.lW q, /. CRASMER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

A SITUATION, a. hook keeper, or 4 IlOlAnt Book
a Keeper, Ia any kind Of bulluesh Good re,StSSS
ca EIVen Apply at thIS OeS, or address s "a
TIN. Al The Post OtacO. ieb%g'lt
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CLOSING OUT SAIL


600 HOOP SKIRTS-iArgrst stock In the city.
JNJU Extra long skirts for tall ladies.
Extra wide do for .'tnOro substantial Womsn."
BrGdley'6 celebrated vide tapes Do.
PAtsLt hinged do.
fablQ J. s. RHODES.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17
GEN. JOHN MORGAN.

The Richmond Whig publishes an extract from
a forthcoming work entitled sWest Point and
Political Generals" in which brief summary is
gwen Of the exploits of this great parzan leader
They border On the marvellous; yet they are
strictly authentic. lie began with a small body
of horse which he trained himself, and during his
career has brought from within the lines of the
enemy, and turned over to the Confederate service
nearly 5000 men. He has generally been at the
head of less than / 600 .men-in his famous raid
on Kentucky he started with SIS men and re-
turned with l 200. He has within two years
fought more than fifty battes-has killed or
wounded more than 5000 of the enemy-and has
made upwards of 1900 prisoners. His expedi-
tens have always been of the most daring de-
scrption; yet he has never, but on two occasions,
been forced to fight when he did not wish it.
Many of his battles have been of the most des
perate character, and he has been uniformly VIC
torous He has frequently operated hundreds OF
miles from support, in the midst of overwhelming
bodies of the enemy, whose strength was greatly
enhanced by the possession of railroads and tee
graphs stretching around him like web ard
almost indefinitely facilitating their power of con-
centration, while, in the same degree it compca-
ted the dangers of his situation. The sagacity
with which he has always been enabled to pluck
triumph from the very jaws of these multiplied
dangers, indicates the great leader, not only of
partizan corps, but OF regular armies.
There never has been on the continent of Amer
ica-probably there never was in the world-any
partizan leader whose exploits could sustain u com:
parison with those of Morgan Even Marion and
Sumpter sink into absolute insi significance when
placed beside him. And yet they were undoubt-
edy great officers, and, such, entitled to all the
admiration with which they are regarded, not only
by the people of their own States, but by those
Of all the Southern States.
The following is summary Of Morgan's ex-
poits for the six mouths beginning 4,h July,
1862, and ending 5th January, 1863: Between
Il, 600 and $4,000 prisoners, and $4,000 stand Of
arms captured; and SO, 100000 worth of stores
destroyed; 1896 men raised within the enemy's
lines, and armed and equipped by himself, he hav-
ing received but 200 saddles from the Government
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17
THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION
The closing Act Of its Destruction.

The New York. World has scathng artic le on
the irai act of the Lincoln Senate in closing the
life Of that document the U. 3. Constit ution. 1t
says the act is the most Infamous and barefaced
afront that has yet been offered to the liberty of
the!Northern people. The World remarks:
"The bill is nothing less than an Act for the
establishment of despotism in these once free
and happy United States, and taking from the
people the protection of the Constitution. 1t
authorizes and jus6es arbitrary arrests al: the will
of the Executive, in defiance OF explicit provisions
of the Constitution forbiddng such arrests 1t
puts every mans liberty and property out of the
protection of the Fundamental law; it annihiates
the power Of the State Governments to protect
their citizens against illegal violence; it tells the
President and his minions that they may with
impunity perpetrate all these acts of despotsm by
which the most odious tyrants in the worst ages
have earned the execratiUn Of mankind. This
may be deemed strong language, but it is more
than adequate to characterize the Infamous act of
combined perjury and despotism which we print
this morning, aud which challenges the attention
and must provoke the. indignation of every man
who is not base enough to confess himself
covering slave.
The proceedings in connection with the passage
of this bill psave that every Senator who voted
for it committed conscious perjury; that he know
insly and wiiiuly violated the solemn oath he had
taken to support the Constitution of the United
States. We ask the deliberate attention of the
country to the facts We will now rccte, aud which
appear on the record. Mr Care, Of Virginia.
moved to amend the first section of the bill by
inserting after the phrase president of the United
States" the words sin the constitutional authority"
an amendment which would give that officer
immunity for all acts, arrests and proceedings
which he has done or ordered in the exercise Of
his authority, but leaving him and his subordinates
to the fuitconsequences and penalties ofacts done
in violation of the Constitution. The Republican
Senators saw that the adoption Of this amend
ment would render the bill Dugatory, SO they re-
jccted it BY 20 nays to IL ayes. ~.
By this stiff and brazeu vote the Senate of the
United States declared their determination to
treat the Constitution which they have sworn to
support, and the guarantees it throws around the
liberties of the people, as nullity. The Vote of
these twenty nine Senators is damning and in
delible record, not only against themselves, but
agains, the President of the United States 1t in
effect declares him quite guilty of numerous, fre-
quent, and repeated violations of the Constitutions
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17
LAND FOR SALE.

will cause to be offered public sale, at the Court
House in Concord Cabarrus county, n c., on Tuesday
the day April next that tract of land known as
the Stogner lands, adjoining the lands OF Mrs s. A
Hudson Allen Boyer, Daniel Linke, and Others niue
miles south of Concord on the Rocky River Road
containing about l58 Said lands have been
rented for the present year. therefore possession cannot
be given until January lst, 1864, but the purchaser
will be entitled the present years rent The lands
in fine cultivation and well watered, and excelleny
ada pied to the growth of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, &c
Also the time and place, that tract of Land
adjoining the lands of Allen Boger Joseph Howell
McAmy White, John Cariker, and Others containing
al.,ut 90 acres and we'll tmbered. Terms of both
sales made easy to suit purchasers.
C. S. McCURDY, Richmond, Va.
j. NJ. McCURDY, Agent for sale.
March 3. 1868 At
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17

state of n. CaFOifhsi-M eek klchbUrs Co.
Court Of Pleas Quarter ScssionsJanuory Term, 1868.
Thomas Ii. Brem, Exr of Andrew Springs, decd,
Mary Springs and others.
Petition for settlement of the estate of Andrew
Springs, decd.
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
Defendants, Richard Springs, John B. Couzer and
Jane B. his wife, John B. Withers and Margaret A
his wife, reside beyond the limits ST this State
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be made for six successive weeks in the Western Demo-
crat newspaper published in. the town Of Charlotte
notifying said Defendants to be and appear at the next
term of this Court be held for the County of Meek
lenburg, at the Cour-H in Charlotte, the I'd
Monday In April next then and there to plead, answer
or demnr to the petition, Judgment pro confesso will
be taken and the same heard pare to them.
Witness, VIM. MAXWELL, Clerk Of said Court at
office in Charlotte, the I'd Monday in January A D.
1868 WIN. MAXWELL, c. c. c.
Feb II, 1868 Ct
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17
IMPORTANT SUGGESTIONS.

l. A man faints, place him on his back and let
him alone.
2. If any poison is swallowed drink instantly
half glass Of cold water with q heaping teaspoon
full each of common salt and ground mustard
stirred into it; this vomits soon as 10 reaches tho
stomach; but for fear some Of tho poison may still
remain, swallow the whito Of one or two raw eggs
or drink cup Of strong coffee these two being
antidOtes for greater number of poisons than any
dozen other articles known, with the advantage Of
their being always at hand; IL not, half piDt oe
sweet oil, or lanp oil, or "drippings" or melted
butter or lard good substitutes, especially If
they vomit quickly.
3. The best thing to stop the bleeding Of mod
crate cut instantly il to cover it profuscly with
cob. web, or -four and salt, half and half
a. II the blood comes from q wound by Jets or
spirits, be spry, or the man will be dead in few
minutes, because artery is severed; tie hand
kcrchief loosely around near the part between the
handkerchief asd the skin, twist it round until
the blood ceases 10 fos, and kesp it there until
the doctor comes; If in position where the hand
kerchief cannot be used, press the thumb on q
spot near the wound, between the wound and the
heart, increase the pressure until the bleeding
ceases, but do not lessen the pressure for an
instant, until the physician arrives, 90 as 20 glue
up the wound by the cosgulaton or hardening of
the cooling blood.
. 5. If your clothing takes FIRE, slide tho hands
down the dress, keeping them as close 70 the body
as possible, o! the same time sinking 10 the floor
by bending the knees; this has smotherug effect
On The flames; il. not extingpished, or q great
beadway gotten, lie down on the floor, roll over
and oyer, Vt bctter, envelOp yoursef in carpet
Or bed cloth, or any garment you can get bold Of,
always prefeIriDg w0olen.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17
NEW GOODS.

Just received and will be MADE TO ORDER, or
SOLD BY THE YARD
Super West of England Black Cloths
Satin Finished Black Doeskn Cassmeres;
English Grey Cloths, fine article for Confederate
Uniforms;
' j. S-PHlLLIPS.
March & 1863 If -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

All persons indebted to the Estate of Patrick j.
Lowrie, deceased requested to call and make i'm
mediate payment to SAMI.. P. SMITH,
Dec 80, 1852 Attorney for Executrix
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17

Court Of Pleas Quarter SeSsons-fe5ruary term, 1863.
Elizabeth H. Roberts, administrator of Moses NJ
Roberts, decd VS. Joshua and NJ. O. Roberts
Petition to sell slaves for distribution.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that
the Defendants in this reside beyond the limits of
this State Ii ordered that advertisement be made in
Western Democrat for six weeks commanding said
Defendants appear the term of this Court to
be held the 7th Monday after the 4h Monday in
March, l863, and plead, answer Gemur to this pc
tition judgment pro conesso will be entered against
them. SO W. D. GLENN, G. G. g.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17
Gbt Wfatfrn a)fmofrat.
CHARLOTTE, N c..
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Our terms three dollars per year in advances or
two dollars for six months.
R67@ Individual or local shinplascrs viii not De re-
ceived When sent to they Will be held subject to
the sender's call .iand not returned by letter.
Ee@ Tie Democrat sciV be discontnuedto all sabscri
bers the eapraon Of the time for aohich ~ paid
DtTGtton of their time.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17
NOT ICE.

All persons indebted to FULLlNGS & SPRINGS,
by note or account, hereby notified to call upon
Wm W. Grer ex-sherif, and make immediate settle
mrnt. j. NJ OiRlNGS.
February g.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-03-17
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

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 pen cent
Bonds cash Subagens visiting the different parts
of the State, buying in my name, will have written
certificates Of appointment.
Patriotic citizens are offered opportunity to
aid the Government by selling it their cotton rather
than to private capitalists.
LEWIS S. WILLIAMS.
Charlotte, Feb IL 1868 If