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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

Laughlin, wife of ]. b. McLaughlin. .-E
In this county, on the 10th inst, Mrs Martha q
Todd, wife Of the late John Todd aged 81 years.
On the Sd of May in the I'd N G. Hospital at Peters
burg Va, William c. fIarris Of the Mississippi Yolnu
teers aged 80 years. formerly Of Cabarrus county, NC
OBITUARY.
On the Sd of May. 1863, Capt VIM Jennings Kerr,
OF the 9Th Regiment N. c. Troops, edest of Maj.
j. b. and A. J. Kerr Of Charlotte offered mp his life
sacrifice on the altar Of liberty the memorable
battle OF ChanceuorsviRe. Sabbath had scarce
ly arisen npon the earth when its stiffness and holiness
broken by the sound Of the rn1rdcrous canaon
Though faint and sick, from privaon and fatigue he
faered not; bnt while noby leading his gallant men
in the ihickest OF The fight he fell on the enomys
breastworks, pierced by grapes in the forehead
He was beloved by all who knew him, both at home
and in the army; and has left example worthy Of
imitation n dutiful son. ahectionste brother close
student (as his we'll selected and we'll perused library
showsl, honest man, and sincere christian EARLY
ndoctrnated in the precepts of holy religion, he
did not forsake them coming to maturity, but in
that most trying of all seasons to a young mans
morals-College lifehe protested the religion Of that
Saviour whose precepts he had long since learned TO
love and obey. His afflicted and doating father and
mother, and fond and dear sisters and brothers
bowed down, and mourn the loss Of so dear, go
true TO them yet thanks he to God they mourn not as
those who have no hope. He appeared pous from n
child his manhood corroboraod the proGliyitOs of his
youth and upon the tented field he did. not forget his
Bible, nor orsake secret prayer, nor his interest In
spiritual communication aud correspondence, bot
greycd st the Dissertation Of the Sabbath and longed
for the Instructions and iuhurnee of a Chaplain.
On the last Sabbath he spent earth he heard two
good sermons One Personal Responsibility 10 God.
Oil what fitting theme for the contemplation OF an
immortal who has but more week TO live. Though
longing for peace, and hoping for happy union at
home with those he loved so dearly yet he knew life
was uncertain.
Sending his sister his ambroype, he says, II hopO
you may have the pleasure many time OF looking
upon the original; but should death mark me rs his
victim be assured that your good advice not for
gotten, but treasured up in my heart, and attempt
ed to be reduced to practice in my life. know too
often neglect my christian duties, but pray for
Write TO me often, your letters mako me think Of a
better life" His precious dust sleeps in the church
yard in Charlotte while the tall spire points 10 that
bright world where fondly hope his pure spirit
scars in bliss eternal
Farewell, dear brother, and may ibe rude touch Of
our foes never invade thy holy sepnlchrc but rest
by oil them that believe. A SlsrRH.
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PROVIDENCE ACADEMY.

PROVIDENCE ACADEMY.
The exercises of this School will be resumed on
Monday the 18th of July next.
Terms per Session Of 20 Weeks:
Latin, Greek and Mathematics $40 90
Arithmetic English Gram mar, sc, II 90
Reading, Writing, &C &c, 900
Students will be charged from the time Of entrance
till the end of the session Further particulars made
known application.
E. c. KUYKENDAL.
June 20, 1863 3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

MOTHER THREE CHILDREN BURNT DEATH.
A correspondent of the Petersburg Express writing
from Joyner's Depot, N. c., states that Thursday
night last, in Edgecombe county, Mrs. Penning Carr
and three children, aged respectfully nine, six and
three years DID, burned up with their house and
all its contents David Carr the husband, is private
in the 43d N. G.. regiment.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

New CoNsUL.-1t is announced that the Con-
federae Government has officially recognized Pinck-
ney Walker, Esq. as Acting British Consul for the
States of North and South Carolina, he having sub
mitted the required evidence of his appontmcnt
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NOTICE.

Having taken ont Letters of Administrat on the
estate Of r. g. Hunter deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate hereby notified pre-
them within the time prescribed by law, this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
b. II. GARRISON, Admir-.
June 10, 1868 3,-pd
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Persons DESTROYS Of teaching Common Schools in
Meckenburg county, notified to attend at the Su
perintendcns Office in the Court House, Saturday
next, 27th iast at 10 o'clock, NJ, for examination.
J.-P. ROSS.
N. ID. JOHNSTON,
E. NYE HUTCHINSON,
June %, 1868 Ex. Committee.
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COTTON CARDS AND SHOES.

Cotton Cards for SALE but early call will only
cure pair as only have ten pair.
We have hand and can make to order calf-skin
Shoes and Caters of very fine English leather.
Lots ladies ealf-s Bootees.
Lot of thick Bro gans, large sizes.
J. F. BUTT, Miut Street,
June %, 1853 f Charlotte, n. G.
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SCH Regiment ". c. !
Militia, CHARLOTTE, june 20, 1868.

In pursuance Of General rders No II, the Commits
stoned Officers of Beat Companies in this Regiment
will proceed Mt to enroll all ablebodied free
white between the ages of ls and As years. Com
mi sioned officers will report with their muster rolls
in Charlotte on the fourth day of July, 1868.
BY order of B. F. BROWN, Col.
H. NJ. PHELPS, Adit
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

A CALL FOR TRoops.-It will be seen by Gov.
Vance,. Proclamation that he calls for 1000 men
,Iunteers to serve within the limits of this State
Gar six months from the LIST of August next. And it
will be seen that the Governor expressly states that
the control and management of this force will be
retained by the authorities of North Carolina Vol
unteers are called for until the 18th of July. If
the force is not raised by that time, we suppose
draft will be resOrted to.
An order from the Adjutant General of this State.
in relation to this matter, will also be found in to-
days paper
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

FAIK.-A meeting of the citizens of Newberry
District, s. c., fixed the prices of provisions sold to
the Government at 50 per bushel for corn and peas
% cents far bacon, and Is cents for beef. gross
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ESTRAY.

Sirayed from the Subscribers plantation, Rocky
River about tho middle Of May, medium sized sorrel
COW, with white face and horns. Amy information
concerning her will be suitably rewarded by
J. l.. MOREHEAD.
June l6, 1863
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FOUND.

A small leather Pocket Book containing small
amount of money and four or five notes for various
amounts payable to J. N. Orr. The pocket-boo is
marked &c r. S,arns." The owner is requested to
forward, produce satisfactory evidence that the
book belongs him, and pay for this advertisement
Apply at this office.
June 30, 1863
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

DIvIDEND.-The Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
Company has declared dividend of ten per cent
payable on the 9TH of July.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

To FARMERS AND Observation-Disclosures
ton is directed to the notice Of Maj Larkin Smith
in to-day's paper. We trust Maj. S. will meet with
the cordial co-operation of every good citizen.
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LINCOLNToN FEMALE SEMINARY,

LLNCOLNTON, NJ O. 'F..
The Fall Session, 1863, viii open Monday, July
18th, aud continue twenty weeks.
RaTKs-Bosrd, including fuel and washing,
F.-,- at 81 90 a week, $40 90
Regular Tuition, from SOTO 20 90
Piano Lessons, 40 90
Use Of Piano, so
French go 10 90
TERxs-one hundred and City dollars required In
advance the remainder the end Of the session NO
deduction for absence unless in cases OF sefops 4
illness Pupils furnish their own candies ana
toilet soap -,
For further information, address 49,,
June 8, 1863 st-Pd % Hh''Dn"' '"Af"
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GEN. EWELL IN MARYLAND.

The scatcity Of reliable information from the army
of Northern Virginia not in the least modified by
the various ramors that reached the city by the
ing trains OF yesterday. To repeat these rumors
would be TO contradict day what asserted the
day previous; however, regard 1t positive that
Gen. Ewe has crossed the Potomac and taken pos
session of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
operations of this corps at Winchester, Marnsburg
and in Maryland has caused the dry bones of Lncon
to shake and it reported that he has called for fifty
thousand volunteers to defend Washington city.
The rumor of the >capiaree of Harper's Ferry, with
five hundred prisoners, is ITO hand"
The whereabouts of Gen. Lee, with the corps Of
Longstreet and Hill, and the cavalry of Stuart not
even rumor has been able to observation-disclosures En-
quirer Of Saturday.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23
THE CAPTURE OF WINCHESTER.

correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch OF Saiur-
day gives the following account Of the capture OF
Winchester Va, by General Ewell.
1t that skirmishng all around was going on
during Saturday, the enemy 8 pickets retiring. 1t
also continued Sunday, and on that day Ewell, with
great secresy and with painful toll, conducted his
army over the new road, getting them into position
about p. H., when the cannonade commenced. Ii
continued for two and half hours. during which the
Louisiana Brigade gallanty charged, with cheers the
enemy's outer works, and took possession of them.
Here darkness closed active operations but Monday
morning the enemy utterly dsorganized evacuated the
town. leaving horses wagons commissary and medical
stores and artillery.
They seemed to have destroyed nothing. Some
three four hundred wagons secured; also sxt
pieces of cannon, and two. thousand eight hundred
horses, among which large number unusually
fine animals.
Three miles above the town brigade was
captured, principally, ! believe, by the immortal
"Stonewall Brigade" Besides thl, during the day
large numbers of prisoners, in squads, being
brought in.
The avenues of exit from the place were strewed
with the knapsacks and clothing of the fugitives.
It feared the brute Mroy had escaped but If So
it was after the style in which his master Lincoln
entered Washington.
Our whole loss in killed and wounded does not
exceed two hundred. Of lost none in
prisoners. The enemy's loss in killed aud wounded
comparatively SMALL but appear to have
captured nearly the whole force amounting six
thousand Probably at least many muskets
prisoners were taken.
Ewell.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

NoTIcE.-We request that our subscribers will
not call at this Office for their papers before 10
o'clock on Monday mornings. From daylight till
10 O'Clock busily engaged in getting the pa
per ready for press and if our friends continue to
bother us whilst so engaged they may expect to get
short answers We do hope this notice will be
needed
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

A HERO AND PATRIoT.-When the Lincolnitps
captured New Orleans they confined several of the
most prominent citizens in Fort Pickens, among
thcm Mayor Monroe of whom a released prisoner
speaks follows:
Mayor Monroe has often been importuned both
py Da'a't ia, ana banks to take the oath. with the
promise that his money shall again be restored TO
him and $4,000 more, and that he should sr,;u
have the once ct Mayor of the city His wife has
also VISITED him several times during his confinement
and endeavored to persuade him to take Tho 80
for her sake she in q destitute conS;t oa'i
but no has resisted all persuasions, decarnr ,ba
he will sooner die in prison than take the oath of
allegiance to Lincoln u
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

THE LATE CAVALRY FIGHT.--We at last have
information from the cavalry companies from this
county engaged in the recent Sight near Culpeper,
Va. Capt. McLeod's company, LIST n Regiment.
had no one killed. Cicero Lewis was slightly woun-
ded and VI. p. Boyd was captured by the enemy.
We learn that the LIST Regiment had men killed
and II wounded missing
Capt. Brycc's company, 59:h n. C. Regiment did
not lose a man have one injured-one horse was
killed
Capt. Twins company. 63d n c. Regt lost two
men captured, Thomas Hoover and - Ferrell-
none wounded.
In Capt. Barringer's company, from Cabarrus
county Peter A. LETTER was killed. and Caleb Doa-
ton and Capt. Barrnger wounded.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23
RANGERS NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned, recently, a bay MARE
blind in eye about years DID, and Is hands high
The owner is hereby notified TO come forward prove
property, pay charges and take bis property
: DAVID GROUSE, Ranger,
June 80, 1863 pd Lincoln county, N c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

Arrangements by the Judges Of the Fan Circuits.
Edenton-Saunders. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Newbern French. Salsbury-Baey.
Ralegn-Giam Morganton-Howard.
Hillsboro-Heath. Mountain-Shipp.
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NOTICE.

Those indebted to the estate Of Winter, de-
ceased, will please make immediate settlement with
the undersigned, andthose having claims against the
said deceased must present them, duly authenticated
withn the time prescribed by Law, this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery
H. c. REID, Admir-.
June %, 1868 3t-pd WM. REID Agent
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

REV. r. j. GRAVES CASE.-We see it stated
that the Grand Jury of the Confederate Court at
Richmond refused to find true bill against Rev
r. j. Graves who charged with treason. Mr.
Graves was first arrested and charged with treason
on the testimony of returned Confederate priso-
ncr, who stated that he heard con versatian be-
tween Mr. Graves and the Yankee officers in the
cnemy's camp. in which the former gave the latter
information in regard to the defences of Richmond.
The letter which Mr. Graves wrote from Orange
county, n. c., to the Richmond Enquirer for pub
LEGATION, had nothing to do with his arrest as many
enormously suppose The Confederate soldier
who brought the accusation against Mr. Graves we
presume was mistaken. At any rate we are gratf-
ed that Mr. Graves has been able to establish his in
nocpuce
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

CAPTURE OF MARTINSBURG, VA.
At the War Department the following dispatch was
received from Gen. Lee. Martinsburg is situated on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which of course
torn up
CULPEpEn c. e., June 18th 1863
Gen. s. Cooper 4. l. Genl:
General: On the afternoon of the l4th, Gen Rhodes
took possession of MartiEsburg, capturing severa!
pieces of artillery than two hundred prisoners
supply of ammunition and grain. Our loss, one killed
au.i two wounded. (Signed]
..-- R. b. LEE General
TMartinsburg At the very foot of the Valley, not
far from the Potomac River and is the most important
station on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
country around it, both the Virginia and Maryland
side of the river is very fertile and beautiful afordng
abundant subsistence of all kinds. From Martnsburg
to the rich valleys of Southern Pennsylvania is but
few hours travel, and hope to hear in day two
of a visit TO those parts by considerable number Of
our people, who, from recent reports, vending
their way in that direction.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

~ Col. Matthew w. Ransom of the 35th n. C.
Regiment has been appointed Brigadier General
Within the past two or three weeks two Major
Generals and one two Brigadicrs have been ap-
pointed from the North Carolina troops. This don't
look much like neglecting and snubbing North Ca
rolinans. But some people will complain anyhow.
If North Caroinians are not appointed to high Off
cos the grumbers growl, and then when North Ca
rolinnns appointed they continue to growl, and
even abuse the appointees. The only way to please
the grhmhcrs is for President Davis, the Secretary
of War, Gen Hill and all others in authority, to go
on Bonded knees to them and ask who shall be ap-
pointed promoted
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TO FARMERS AND QUARTER
MASTERS.
TAX I'm KIND.

sIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER GEMS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, 18th June, 1868.
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~ Lieut.. Col. James B. Gordon of the 1st N. C.
cavalry Regiment, has been appointed Colonel of
the 10Th Regiment Cd cavalry, in place of Col. Sol.
Williams recently killed Col. Gordon is good
officer and rnerited promotion.
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DIED..

In this county, on the 18th instant, Mrs J. c. Nc
Laughn, wife Of J.. b. McLaughln. go
In this county, on the 10th inst, Mrs Martha G
Todd, wife Of the late John Todd, aged 81 years.
On the Sd Of May, in the I'd @. Hospital at Peters.
burg, Va, William C. fIarris Of the Mississippi Yolpu-
eers, aged 80 years. formerly Of Cabarrus county NC
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

PRETTY GOOD FARE.-We had q conversation
the other day with a soldier. member Of the 9TH
n. G.. Regiment, who left Frederick sburg on the
18th inst. He speaks cheeringly of the condition
of our Virginia army. and says that the
in fine condition and fare "a well any reasonable
could expect under the circumstances. Each
man is furnished with the following ratons every
day Half pound bacon, II pounds -four, peas.
rice. sugar. vinegar, and two mrsSes of beef per
week. This is much better than many people &c:
who at home.
The feeling in the army against those persons at
home who have practced extortion and speculated
i'll the nrcessaries of life is represented very
strong.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

June 10, 1863
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Headquarter. SSH Reg.,N. c. MIIHu.

JuneI6, 1863
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PARTICULAR NOTICE..

There are many preparations sold under the name
of Bitters put in quart bottles, compounded Of the
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from 70
to 20 cents gallon the taste disguised BY Anioe
or Coriander Seed
This class Of Btters has caused and win continue
to cause as long as they be sold, hundreds to
die the death of the drunkard By their use tho
system is kept continually under the influence OF
Alcoholic Stimulsnts of the worst kind the desire
for Liquor is created and kept up and the result In
all the horrors attendant upon drunkards life and
death.
For those who desire and iciH haze . Liquor Biz
ters, we publish the following receipt. Get oxS
bottle Hoahand,s German Bsaers and mix with thzss
sxasts of good Brandy Whisky and the result win
be q preparation that will far ezcel in medical vir-
tues and true excellence any OF the numerous LiQsor
Bitters in the market, and will cost much less. Yen
will have all the virtues of Roofand's Btttsrs In
connection with good article of Liquor, at much
less price than these inferior preparations VIII
cost you.
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Forwarded With SANITY AND DIbkATCn 20 "
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GAS FITTING, &c.

w GAS FIXTURES.
Wv Have In BtOre, and are daily receivine 6A1
RI4IUkkS Of entirely New Patterns and Dssienl
snd Finish superior In style to anything heretofors
offered In this market
We invite citizens generally to call and sxamins
our stock Of AS and WATER FIXTURRS feelins
sonndent that We have the best selected stock in
Waahing ton.
- Al Work In the shove line intrustsd TO on,
care will be promptly attended TO-
marS-n MYERS & McGHAN 376 street.
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i TRAvELERs' DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE Arb OHIO RAILROAD.
~ s.

BALTIsfoRE Arb OHIO RAILROAD.
&2.s
0n And .ftsr Tuesday, August IL, lass, DAILY
"a a1AdM ~ M ge Iesumed hssveen WASHINGTON
S1t-m.s xit ~ sna PARK ERsBURG, and six
follows: ~ ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK 4 RosroN
Leave Warrington At ana IL is 4. M and 4 and
On Sundays 1t . ,. N. only.
Il FOR BALTIMORE
Leave ~ 80, and II Is .. m and 4 ard a q ,
N. On Sundays at8a m. and and 6 20 n m on,y
POR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington At s so o. m and B & and A .,
p. m, daily, except Sunday. On sunday at and
o. N. trains only. ~
This is the only route By which Baggage can h.
Checked Through Jrcnl Wa,htngtcn.
FOR WASHINGTON ANb THE sOErH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington ct $50 And Ia
an. and 80, and ~. m. On Sundays at 50 and
rhs third and fifth trains only from Balt,nor.
and the Hsst and fourth trains from Warrington,
stop At way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at .. N and D. n.
Leave Washinstou at s .. N and p. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further information, tickets of every kind,
90, apply to G s. KOONTZ, Agent, at washing.
ton station, or at the Ticket office: ,,.
Master of Transportation,
L. n. C0LN. General Ticket Agent. au8 -n
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Ny TEETH.
N1. LOOMS, n; D., the Inventor and Patentes
Of tho MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
personally ct his once in this city. MarySyR3
sersons can wear these teeth who cannot S1IS
wear others, and no person can wear Others who
sannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can be accommodated
9th any style and price Of Teeth they may DESIRE
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
sIesnsst, strongest and most perfect dentu<e that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warrsnted.
Rooms In this city~No 33s Pennsylvani avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also, GOT Arch s.,
Philadelphia. usrl-ly