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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01
RUNAWAY

From the plantation of Mrs. R. A. Hunter. in Sharon
neighborkood negro man named WASH about IS
years old medium size, and copper color II is sup
posed that he has been persuaded off by some
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
any Jail. J. w. HUNTER
Oct. 81, 1868. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01
NOTICE.

As depredations have been repeatedly committed on
my premises, l hereby forewarn all persons against
hunting my land with or without dogs The law
will be enforced against those offending.
Nov 10, 1863. -pd r. II. LAFFERTY
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01
10000 DOG SKINS WANTED

will pay from two to five dollars piece for good
DOG SKINS. Kill your dogs and save your meat and
bread and your neighbors' Sheep.
have small quantity of Leather on hand that
be had by calling
J. L. BROWN.
Charlotte, Nov. II, 1868. St
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01

The Stockholders of the N. G. Insurance Company
will please take notice that the second installment of
Is per centum will be due on the l2th OF November
next. J. NJ SPRINGS, Secy.
Oct III go st
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01

(ST. GATHERINGS MILLS,)
Will exchange Salt for Flax Seed, Wheat, Corn or
Bacon, delivered at the Mills, two miles below Char
lotte. NYE HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
Oct At, '63 I'm
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From the subscribers pasture, about IL days ago, two
Beef Cattle-one q white speckled Bull, the other
red Heifer. The above cattle bought in the
neighborhood of Davidson College. Any information
as TO their Whereabouts will be thankfully received
and the person literally rewarded for their trouble
Oct 5, 1868 J. 4. ROSS.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate Of J
French deceased, will present them for payment with
out delay TO the Undersigned.
Oct II, '63 St ia FOX, Executor.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-01

ONE OF THE CoLLARDs.-The Macon Tel
egrapa is indebted to Mr. r. Dorset, of that CITY,
ior eollard four inches short of nine feet high.
IL looks Tor all the world says the Telegraph like
young Palmetto tree, and is capable of affordino
friendly shelter to four tall men in a thnnde-
STORM, or when the sun is at meridian This col
lard grew IN Mr. Dorsett's garden in Macon, and is
product from seed sown last spring.
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Charlotte every Saturday in December.
All are requested to meet US at the above placer
punctuaily with a list of their articles not to
consume time J. K. NORRIS,
W. w. GRIER,
Assessors.
Hs will attend at the above times and places for
the purpose of collecting the Tax on neat cattle, &C.
d. @. MAXWELL,
Nov TO- 1863 1t Collector.
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NOTICE.

will exchange Salt for Pork, giving two pounds Of
good dry Salt for one pound of unsalted Pork.
Apply to ROBT. +. DAVIDSON
Charlotte, Nov 10, 1863 3t-pd.
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has adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, his Exceency, Jefferson Davis, Presi
dent of the Confederate States, for his unselfsf
patriotism and untiring devotion to the interest
the whole country in the trying period of our coun
trys history, is entitled to tire gratitude of the
people and COMMUNICATION of every enlightened pa
triot, therefore, be 1t
Resotred, by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatlves Of the State of Georgia in General AS
sembly met, That the State of Georgia, fully appre
eating the onerous trials and arduous duties de
volvlng upon the Chief Magistrate of the Conted
crate States and his selfdenying sacrifices tenders
to him the assurances of undated confidence anc
an unalterable determination to sustain him in hi:
efforts to conquer honorable peace and maintain
the liberties Of the people.
Resolced, That his Excellency the Governor be
requested to transmit to His Excellency the Pres
ident, a copy fthe foregoing preamble and resoIp
tlons.
FLIGHT BEYOND SEA.-The Petersburg Reg
lister calls the attention OF the authorities to cti
zens (not foreigners, but natves) preparing to f,
the country. Says the "Register:'
owe have been sorry to learn that there are
some among us, who are native and to the manor
born, who Intend to join in this exodus. These
are men within the conscrlpt age, who now
represented III the army by substitutes, and who
experimenting Gas we hope JUSTLY the repeal of tn,
substitute clause in the conseript law at the mex
session of Congress- design to go to foreign parts
and thus escape the army.
We cali the attention of the Confederate author
tiles to these facts Blockade running has done
harm enough already to the. country in all cor,sui
ence, and if it is now made the medium for escap
ing military service, the services ofvery many able
bodied men will be lost to the country. Let TIE
authorities then be on the qui vioe, and put ~.
ereot on these back stepping patriots"
Gen. Whiting, at Wilmington, might stop this
exodus, if clothed with proper authority Gen
orally, the%persons who are leaving are those who
have made fortunes off the necessities uf our peo
pie by speculation:
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MESSAGE OF GOV. VANCE.
10 the Honorable,

North Carolina:
The ra.idity and Importance of the passing
events render your frequent assembling both ne
cessary aud appropriate. Various matters demand
legislative action and will l hope receive your
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-10
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POO: nnb bon @uicCtt's 0tiGs M1orgens 7.40 un5 HOO
nne 9~saDmittoss 2.45 uub $40.
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aesanS bon baltimore na6!geai5iueton Moroeus 4.8o
8:O5 unO 1000. unb gsa@mitt0as $50. 500 SnS SOC.
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gst4tto far MetTenbe.

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a ftnbabn3&ee.
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tle0 wfnms. @t$ds fres.,

NMS" Cur belorsoeren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GiniDanterer unb &eiienbs- iOGten iebr rCrfftis iem
e6e ife i6re Sinette taufeH unb iontsn ~bieieI6eu Hur in
bent Bureau teS uutsrSei&ueteu anssiteIteH IseHteu
taufen.
Disienisen, peI6e in Baltimore antrmursu, 1pebeu f6
pbue S9pierisfeit SiaettS tIr etele Strie 6eritefteu tom
mem, iubeu. Der aseut ber nDsuti&en @sIeni6aft" bel
ibrer Qaubuus ibnen ben uuterseihueten aseuteH ~pprfeuen
pirb.
@Ge rsitsts GusfGRft uHb 0fat5 ertbsiTt GHeatsstgi4
@h. e. %ilSebratser.
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Gnip~&tfentefr.
sasOn SEQ. 81 TbauaesRr., &solttusOys,
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arasfe ustS @ntfrdftete !!

SE. GtOaUue'9
SdiarnraenGeIeeter SprUp BON BilDftr1Gen.
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ra&bsr. elnen rtb!t@ea Eerrttn In Dea philadelphia Dispen-
tarp. nnb par stste Sabre IaS0 Sss: In 9ofpaaE nna alien
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philadelphia.
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DalsGctey, bic saGgg Sesi az s..
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1850 SforOli0e Gentr0l GiIIn6obn
Ser6noerter Sobrolan

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SaPH In uH9fOI8euOer gBsife erpebirt ""0' W. 0'Sts'
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ShSSAPARtLLAs AL IL cfDEn
ssg 7etttT kms1'th; Nno fttss 81 tsbsa Ia seni 8ouItug -GsR5
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AUa
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3aee lGppGrts. '
Pop5I9 ten1tit an I'M Momrn
SSf@sp6"S & TX Rnr,,
harrisburg Accommodation. i. an S 9r !
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Der um $50 Q6enbs a~5ae6enbe s r,orcs. nov , %Sea ,as
W" !Utss"Oea lIollp Den Sarrtsturs geleaenen 9rnftsn
anpalfea; Soi6bOrougP, Cert, SanOSer 9pnctisp &C.
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Der @rsre6sug tcutrnt tagrt6, aueoenommer mr n.y.
Palla9tere fttr 3pii9enfotioren iSnten her g $500
imp Parttcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rebmen. '
PSF' uno SrpreB5itge fte9eu senau in gerbiubnns mi,
PET Pennlqloaale Central Gtien6a5n in Sarrisbnr, s%r
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IIs-4~~ ~WD$A wa
So Babe itst User 1000 Ssitsn eoM uIsbsr ant eo..r S..
ta 81 tOIs ncsn ftQtaen gyeiaaHi6sen, bic Q Els 3 GtSntts W.
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Observation-Disclosures .... 1878
RG beber 81, transSFIGss eors 81
8l.ob, 90tentleber 80 pro ptun6, Sst esrS. Su1ets Jabrttdt,
per Tub. su''Osn 9auten 70 Us.
gprets ~Gaeiammt bpr lei a4slmn5 m95
,sw.,s, a T.A.@rnps
A01-191 Wo 50 SNe.G g. Ics, tarok.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-09-10

The, Union Mass Meeting held at
Springfield, H., Oh the 81 inst, is said,
by th"se who We're present, to have
been the largest political gathering
ever held in that State. From $4,000
100000 people are estimated to. have
been in attendance and the greatest
enthusiasm. prevailed. Speeches were
made from FIVE different. stands, by
Messrs. Hawkins, Oglesby, Chandler,
of this Stale, Sweet, Printiss, Farms
worth, Yates, Arnorld, Ketcbun Hun
ter, aud others. OF Gen. Ogleby's
speech, the correspondent Of the Chica
go Journal says: His unswerving
devotion TO the Administration and its
war policy, his powerful and convincing
logic upon the matter of, a vigorous
and uncompromising prosecution. of
the war against rebellion, aptly illus
trated by scraps of personal experience
in the field, in which it was plain to be
seen that he was not afraid OF hurting
rebels, carried the vast crowd around
him, who drank of his energy, partook
of his determination and enthusiastic
cally shared bis patriotism. Mr.. Chan
dies speech IS thus mentioned by the
correspondent of the Tribune: .Sen-
ator Chandler, of Michigan, made an
incorporating war speech skeiehing
rapidly the history of the war from It's
outbreak to the present time. The Sen.
ator is an able speaker, and made a
stump popular speech, IN the senti
ments of which he carried the audience
with him. He made some excellent
points, and hit hard and fast for the
war, with. unmistakable effect"
We shall publish the remarks of botl
these gentleman at no distant day.
The, reading of President Lincoln,
letter to the. Convention was somethin.
long to be remembered. Its quiet log
Ia, it's forcible conclusions and charac
teristic terseness called forth tumultu
Gus applause, and the very grount
shook when three times three cheer
were given for "Honsst Old Abe"
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From the Army of the Potomac.

New YORK, Sept. IA headquar-
ters' dispatch of the 9th to the Herald
says: Prisoners deny that Lee is re-
ceiving any large achievements, and
say his army is being rapidly depleted
by desertion. This is also confirmed
by citizens who have come inside our
lines from the vicinity of Culpepper.
Passes for over 5000 contrabands
to 60 TO Washington have been grant
ed since our army came from Mary
land. There is scarcely slave now to
be found east of the mountains and
north of the Rappahannock who is not
too old for service or too worthless to
enjoy freedom. a.a t.sl
Con Friday portion of Buford's
cavalry crossed the river at United
States Ford, and traversed the rebel
country for some distance overland,
and saw no rebel troops, except few
pickets, who fed when our cavalry ap-
peared in sight. 1t is not thought by
them that the enemy have any troops,
save a few cavalry pickets, between
the Rappahannock and Rapidan Riv-
ers.
"The sanitary condition of the army
is improving rapidly with the return of
cool weather"
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The New Policy of the War.
The President Letter.

President Lrcoln's letter To the Hi
nois Stale Union Mass Meeting, pub
Iished insourycoltlmns tp.day. lis a char
acte,istic document, in style, spirit and
logic. lie enters somewhat mt length
inn" the discussion of the political is
sues that certain qnihlsrs aud agpe
nents have raised against sons oilahe
War measuteseof the G.,vernmtni, aud
answers the objections p,ihtediy aud
to the purpose. ss8ldgq u0v D an.o1 /.
Straigttorwardly and plainly AS the
President writes, and apparent, as his
honest, earnest and patriotic intentions
aud purposes are shownrto be by the
wording aud spirit of his aepistle, the
same politicians whose objections he
answers, will nevertheless make this
the occasion for q renewal of this in
decent and unscrnpulous crusade
against him, his Administration, and
the. very measures the necessity and
Legitimacy of which he SO effectually
vindicates. Earnest patriots and can.
did men, boweyer. of all parties, will
c,,uc, de To Mr.. Lmcolu's views their
full force and senndptss, and will, after
reading THIS simple aud candid exposi
lion o. bis general war policy, hence
forth lock Ia. him with even more faith
aud confidence than ever before, TO pi.
lot our national ship out of the perils
which now beset and threaten it.
This letter is most timely, and in
excellent temper. II will be very ex
tensively read, aud it's effect upon Loyal
aud hopeful hearts will be most saluta-
~. vsiafae zoe ss1aE sgEd civ
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Another Union Victory .al.
Gen. Blunt's Little, Army Whips the


50 FoRr GIBSON, INDIAN TERRIToRY,. Aug. 20,
80, ~ Via LEAvExwoRTH, Sept 3.
Gen. Blunt, with his army, fo'ty-hve
hundred strong, including twenty pie
ces of artillery, crossed the Arkansas
river on the 22d. and offered hattie L,
the rebel Generals Steele and Conp-r,
who had massed on his fr"nt 1900
men. After faints show of resistance,
the enemy commencedHa retreat, which
soen turned into a disorderly fight
They abandoned all their property.
Blunt pursued them hundred miles
south OF the Arkansas, to Perry Vile
which is only fitty' miles from the Red
River. At this point he captured and
destroyed their commissary depot
They continued their fight to Bogg!
Depot, on Red River.
The Indiap Tevritory IL now clear o
rebels. Blunt il now marching on
Fort Smith, which will dovbtless tai
without struggle.
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A HINT TO LETTER WRITERs.-By
a rule of the Post Office Department,
which is justified by the letter of the
law, if the amount of the postage
stamp upon letter does not fully pre-
pay it, double the amount of the def
cheney is charged to the receiver.
Formerly only the amount of the def
cency was charged. Thus a letter
weighing the merest fraction over hall
an ounce, if pre- paid with but a single
stamp, is burdened with an additional
postage of six cents, which the receiver
must pay. 49,.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-09-10

az We are in the way Of getting
into a war with Japan. American as
well az English vessels have been fired
into, and our vessels retaliated by
opening upon certain of their coast De.
lenses, capturing them, aid destroying
town. the news has very serious
aspect, and it is not unlikely that Great
Britain and the United States will have
q war with Japan. ats, 49, r.