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The New York herald., 1863-04-23
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AIBASy, April %, 1868.
The bin relative to the enticne away desertion and
harborng Of seamen was recommitted.
PASSED
Establishing quarantine and defining the powers OF
the Health officer Of the port OF New York.
Establishing law Library in Brooklyn
Providing additional means for the relief OF disabled
soldiers.
The bill Incorporating the American and Mexican Rail-
rcaa ana Telegraph Company reconsdered passed.
Relative 10 the taxation or money cd or stock corpora
tions.
The Assembly concurred in the Senate amendments to
York city. " Wv
Relative to the taxes and assessments in the
S@ @ Ee% % YORK; The negative vote was reconsidered
amending the code. Lost. motion to reconsider was
tabled
The bill allowing soldiers to vote was passed by yeas,
Mr. Dr1s w. resoluSS ,oeosug amendments to the con-
sttuton ~ allow soldSrs to vote, was adopted by
'IRs; RscaI. .l4 hays, u, ,yk2yA AoTNNyte..ySw
recess ~+,c3xk2IfE ~, =. fS:S7,9v'-
Hills REPoRfED YAvoRAmY. @usasxk-,
incorporating the Brooklyn Loan and Improvement
Company incorporating the Union Trust Company Of New
York.
The New York City Tax Levy was passed.
Tho 'esdway Railroad bill reported complete and
nm motion n, q Fjels was read the third time and
oassed~s7 TO- 50. CHG bill contains amendment re-
that norton Of of the Harlem Railroad
Company allowing them to L'94c ROAD through Broad
way II also adds the name OF 2mas Mcclellan to the
incorporators. Sr...,n
Adjourned M
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
BROOKLYN City News.

MURDER IN NETu wARp--A man named John Jaf-
fcnberg killed in the grocery store q Frederick Mo
ran, corner of Fulton and Albany avenues, about ten
O'Clock Tuesday evening. The alleged pcrpctrator n
named Michael Kenny, car driver II appears that
Renpy 20 the grocery store in an intoxicated con
dtion. He accompanied by his wife, who tried TO
induce him 90 return home, when he turned and beat
her Moran went 10 the wonabs aid, aud got into n
aght with Kenny. The latter rushed out OF the store aud
commenced smashing IN the windows ith stones. Moren
went out bya side door, ana was pursued sy Kenny.
who had, meanwhile, picked up large meat knife from
the stand. Mr. JaeDbcrg being atracfsd by the tumut
and on entering of the doors met by
Kenny. who thrust the kue nto bis abdomen nearly the
whole length OF tic blade The poor fell on his face
and expired In few moments thereafter. Kenny
nisht he ives found In the house OF relative In New
Brooklyn, having disgused himself by putting on mill
and locked up Gutenberg a young without
family An inquest will be hold by Coroner Norris tbs
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
City Intelligence.

TIM NATIONAL ACADEMY. OF SUENCEs-This body re-
Gently provided for by act OF Congress- met for the
first time in this city yesterday at the chapel Of the @
versity. The following members were Present;zHsn
Henry Wilson, Of Massachusetts, Professor Louis A,assz
s. Alexander. A. D. Bache, T. P. Barnard, j. H. CofanJ
D. DANA Charles H. Davis, J. F. Fraser wacott Gibbs,
J. N. Gihes, B.. 4. Gould, A. Guyot, James Hin, J.
Newton Bent. Pierce, Theodore Strong Joseph Vim
Wilson, who made brief speech explaining ~. circnm
under which the body incorporv sed and the
OBJ cots which 1t had in view. profesSr Henry was
chosen temporary chairman, and, atr ar free inter
change OF opinion on the subject OF org uzinp The
ing q 1ss was Of
Gibbs, Fraser, siniman, Gouvd, Agsssz and Pierce.
Very little further business as transacted except that
in private and TO supply he press with reports Of their
proceedings, prepared j their own secretary The body
they reassombled end held proracted sessNn with
closed doors as to their proceedings
kept strictly private.
IScTuRs on OLIVER GoLDsxnH-A lecture on the life
and character and literary works Of oliver Goldsmith
will be delivered this evening" at st. Johns church,
Piermont, Rockland county by Mr.. Richard OGorma
No more appropriate subject for lecture intended for an
irish audience could DC selected At this time than one
aud ainy mono more popular when in the hands OF
Mr. OGorman. Trans for Piermont will leave Jersey
City At 4 20 and 6:25 p. NJ 70 return Immediately after
| the lecture
GRAND BILLIARD MArcH.-The billiard match between
| Dudley Kavanagh and william Goidthwait, which has
attracted such attention from all lovers Of the game,
comes o his evening at Irving Hail. The players
expert aud so nearly equal that splendid contest may
be reasonably expected. Play begins eight o'clock
EVE HosPrAL-The Board Of Directors OF the New York
Opthamic Hospital held their quarterly meeting at the
Hospital rooms corner Twenty eighth and Fourth
avenue, Tuesday evening The surgeons Doctors
phenson and Garrish made their report OF having
ceved two hundred patients since their last meeting
his hospital open every Tuesday Thursday Satur.
day from 70 three O'Clock for the reception Of pa
| tents
The SOLDIERS REsr.-A soldiers hospital, for the
| exclusive Of sick and wounded volunteers of New
York regiments is being prepared at the Of
and Howard streets. The hospital is 10 be called The
Soldiers Rest" and will consist Of large buildings
each 1--WE stories IN height In addition to attending the
health OF soldiers the rights OF soldiers will be looked
| and protected Sharks who sw indie these men will be
| arrested and rigidly prosecuted The hospital will be
ready for the first nstanent Of nvalds by 10th
| May.
Tas COLUMBIAN FIRE INSURANCE CoMpASY.-The Colum-
ban Fire Insurance Company removed their place
Saturday from No 10 Wall street TO l6l Broad.
way The now Office Is very commodous, and fitted up IN
arst rate STYLE The directors celebrated the by
grand entertainment Satu day, between the hours OF
! twelve NJ. and two O'Clock p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
Police Intelligence.

ApHor RpsrsRY-s23, 900 srorKS.-Three packages OF
money containing s2S ooo IN ALL were stolen from the
safe OF EarIes Hotel yesterday morning, by one
OF the clerks, named Edward H. Howard and up to last
evening nothing had been heard the thief his plum
der The money with the exception Of $40. belonged 10
the guests who had deposited in the safe the evening
previous. Howard obtained the key OF the safe from
Mr. Earle, under the pretence that OF the guests
wanted 10 deposit package Of greenbacks. and thus
had easy access TO the meney He departed from the
hotel about six O'Clock white Mr. Earle was yet In bod
About O'Clock he sent the key back with polite
note 10 the effect that he had been called away 10 see
sick relative and uncertain what time he would
be back Telegraphc dispatches, describing the personal
appearance OF the fugitive all the principal
cities by the police, and Is believed he cannot cs
cape Howard Is absut twenty-five years OF age, and
from the position OF "a bell boy that OF clerk.
He quick, intelligent fellow ana will give the police
n long chase they succeed in capturing him.
81 700 IN rrecnbacks and quantity Of gold escaped tho
eye Of the thief, and was permitted 20 remain undis.
turl
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

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Mr. and Mr. Low and daughter, Mr. and Mrs George
.fFssys fSsy
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waller Mrs w;ssS S::.su Kemp %; i 'i. ksas
S,mus 3d. SS Sss Yos s fSs
ESq sIs Ds oSsrIs
Ps.s Ssns,s Italy; Msrsy wsIses, weeks. weeks.
@ Ss.:. ysSs
sneo a ssa css' % at%an sa%sss New
simopa, g Muni,ehberesr Wisconsin; Rev Mr. calling.
MIA INDIAN Sister kpSsnsss Sister hensiiss T New e06s e.
snd fss 'sss Specie soss
,,I,an mavaE.ns.sam'hg ns ,LasieJ raomrson Pen;
srs.n S.otM @ Sei.a Ia onasss %.'fad IN
ySai: Ss!sls. Ts s,rcs.s ! Wilson Io.isssT
sIss sSISi@ a%i soS. E'sSs EsgS K. T.
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horca.o Maya ISan%11, bashspsn, Hsrna Sss. y
Pormes aad servant Leopold, Piu%%ei g.lrs' II
Holman. Geo England.
PoRr RorAL--stcan,ship Ercsson--Coi q Brians G p
Walter, Read, q Jozier, Mr Robe
ARRIVALS.
MISUNDERSTANDING rersia--Mr and Mrs Hutton and
osld Mrs Bridsman MI and Mr.. Harley chidren aud
Mrs Bohsu daughter and servant. Nj And Mrs
hen. children and servant; Mrs HaIght rnd daughter,
Nr and Mrs Dickey. children aud Nr aud Mrs
children. Geo Beswick. N Il Wilson Waiter
Rct Mrs Orr infant aud servant: Miss Dawson Mics Da
con Mrs David Watt. Mrs Merrill Pa ner aif and
Mrs " Wat Mr. Jeiery, shsrpes. B Pointer, nr paw.
son Nr and Mrs Simon, II Gilmore, Beckett, Mr. Ma
SON. M Briguire. Rrgs John Gilmour. Allan GIlmour
Mr. and Mrs Lsing, Miss Bradley, Mr. and Mr. Tiltcp
Harourss yangrrneuae and servant, Mrs Herring
tors and ron; Mrs samnes and child. Geo Hcafcn Mr.
and Mrs KRUGER. Nixon. Cam, Pfofessor n Pot
ter Poster, Mr and Ns Mastertor, Alex Lavrtnoe
Grant Mr su Mr. Dc Brcsor aud servant Mr. ick
Nr Aihya Mr.. hnss.rd alIss sherman, Mr. Try. Mr.
gchail, p Baltzer. Bradfori. W Hail. Rliss Mr.
Ros beulensn; Colonel Ne' lie, Colonel 4, Rahe Lien
tenant 90 cuei Meyrick. Mr. sIoicrfohl Lyde Todd
Geo RYDER Mr. slug. Nr Slsrnan. Heard M De,ss
Mr. Nicholson. Eiwd Bsbcr inter. Mr. and Mrs Phice
thrs chudren and tse srv.ns Mr Workuan AMI son y
mawiey, Mr. rsTrn, Pr,nus Mr. Mcdonald, Miss
Is Brogi, Nosy, q Crawford, NJ and Mrs q Dargsrot
W Casie, W and frs Jcns. Mr Usher Coleman, lie
Tolal i4e
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pAssD.
resstive hwHys aud bridges Queens aud suffolk

pAssD.
He,atve 10 hways and bridges In Queens aud Suffolk
coIBi,es
The Ncw York PuiIding and Lieu act
incorporating the Jewish lSyuagegie of Osvego
incoFrorating the Anglo African savings Bank Of the
City 81 New York
ihe apnual Tax bill Il ieyies tax OF ksS mills
The Mott Haven and reulh Street Ferry hill
nceeasins lie saaryof the commissioners OF Jurors In
Amsndng the Excise law. Lost. motion
slider lablei
PROVIDING or the care and education of digent deaf
m0tes
The Staten Island Ferry bill was ordered a third
reaing motion a. reconsider he vots, by which The
bili "Is SO ordered, was ialo on the table.
Recess.
oRDERED TO 1uiRp READING.
For the relief OF Andrew MeIn ,osh Cowan and Reese,
Policy and Nabee.
For the continuation OF tine proceedings suspended by
the death OF Thomas Carnley late Sheriff of New York.
FOR the relief OF andrew Gossnan, Henry H. Norman,
John hurihert, Morgan Lewis, White Hutchinson,
Elisha Smediey, William A. sutton James Raw S ewart
Nichols freeman Noon Andrew FITZGERALD Samuel Bur.
dick, David and Charles Koler, Michael Noll simon
Eutts, Walter Johnson and Isaac Miller.
INCORPORATING the Market savings Bank OF New York.
Empowering the railroad companies 10 employ police.
Mr. GrSsos reported his concurrent resolutions pro-
posing amendments to the constitution allowing soldiers
10 vote
wastabed onmotion Of sr. Low, by vote of 10 49,
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS ORDERED To THIRD
Fer canal bridges at Higginsvilo Corning and Monte
yuma
incorporating the Hudson and Harlem Rivor Canal
Company.
for the relief of John Hunter, Andrew Kingsley ira
Gasman and James vroman
Adjourned
The Amsterdam Charter PHI has been vetoed by the
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
American Shapmassers' Asseeiatssn,
No 81 WALL srsrxr-Rooxs2 - Axp7s

fenoWtng approved n1fsrs ana received
commissions from this Associanen--
cuii; Edwin n Tracy, bns WIN sawy.r Joseph j BAN
bark Cornucopia; Joseph Swazey, brig Lillian: Lrmue
Norw ood BRIG Matilda WIN Osborne (maiej; Charles NJ
Lane Charles Marsh brig Mary iaiteld Cyrus Ave,i
shr Minnie Cobb; Amssa Arey Hanson Gregory Jr .hin
Donaii; WIN BurnhAm, ship Heespon,; David W Potter
steamer Fairhayen; WIN islsey; WIN KitoD, brig Cen.
Watson; Ernes, Dpmansk tmateI George Smelling ns{
Morning Light Robert Edeery, bark City OF Bangor WIN
Eaton. brig J w woodruff.
Miscellaneous.
LsuScH rns LoSessr STEAMBOAT IN ruE woRtnJoh,
Engs Son VIII launch from their yard foot Of Tenth sre
East river todsv O'clock for the New Jersey
boa, Company the steamer Dictator Her dneusons a,e
fellows sLength 7 feet breadth OF beam estre. an
feet depth OF hold, loK feet She was built for pap,e
Drew. ESD, under the superintendent of CAPTAIN "a
john She win be OF light drf elegantly finished and n IL
expected will ercsl vessel Of her kind The Dictator WI
In connection with the Isaac Newton 10 Abany
STEAMSHIP CRY BALTIMORE, Captain McGuran sails on
Saturday next for Queenstown and Liverpool This fine
sci arrived CT Sandy Hook the 2Oth II days s.d
but 30 days on her last voyage
Sur BrSLAvir BAxos Bartlett from Caliso, after being
anchored ia sligo Bay with pilot board struck heavily
but was owed OF hy tug and taken round " kiybees
On the Ih Inst survey held ON her shp has lost
best bower anchor snd received amsge 10 h
The cargo be discharged into smaller
vessels and sent o port Of destination.
gup JAMS HovxY tAis I17 tons. built Al wadoboro in
1875 sold. under foreign nag on terms
ranspired.
sur wa,rrr ronp 1910 tons buil, at Richmond, Ne IN
So has been sold Lonion for 4s5o She requires re-
pairs.
t,rs.,s EArr II urSr FnrsrrrIcRr rsii zs.f nss,,r
frem CaIdn, wss@ fof New fork, esai hssn sEunk ~
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

Arn.sy, April %, 1868.
BILLS REroRrED rAvoRAnLY
For the education and Of INDECENT deaf mutss Or.
dessd u third reading.
Authorizing the ccntinuaion OF the proceedings sns
pended by the death c Thomas Coney, late sheriff Or.
6oced 10 a third reading.
ms Assembly amendments 70 the Militia bin TO the b
sropra,ing The remainder Of the revenues anc 10
tho New ycfk fso'sso bli, vers concuTed Ip
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

SrrRreg 60. Rr-C rcr.T Part r--kdourned % lion.
day Apri a. fsrt 2Nos 20if 29i6, 2p1S, 2s2o 2pl2,
1924 lg26. 1878 1880 49, 2v3t zyy5, 2oJs 1910. ess2
oo4s, 2vs6, zgsS. 1854. 2g5G,
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
BELOW.
One ship. two barks and two brigs. unknown.
EAIIEn

2s-steamship Piantagencsi ship Fora southard; bark
Emblem; brgs Alice Grey and Mary Thompson schrs @
Rockwell Lucy BakG Telegraph Frances sattery, John
Denim Constitution John Rose. Ida della Tore. IA
Davidson Lavnia Jane, sylvia. Cur'is Char,aer
Palestine, Rue. sorhia Ann. MARY VI Mrin. Ecbecca
Florence Rodgers II Orru''. Mary Manrnm. Crock
es, Delvansant, Alex Massey, Marietta Hand.
wind n, suosct q Ioht
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

We Will SELL At Public Sale, IN Charlotte. Tuss-
day tho 23d Of December, 1858. orr entire stock %
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS., and evesylhipg
connected with the Livery Stables.
Also, sets Of Smiths Tools, lot Of Iron, CO.
fethsf With some Hogs, some Of which are fattened.
overriding connected with the Stable viii be sold.
Come all you that want 20 purchaie and make your
selection, as we intend TO close up our business
I'm Charlotte, and mistake.
All persons having claims against the concern will
come forward and receive their pays aud those indsbt
ed either b. pote account mnst pay mp as The bnsi
ness Of the will be closed By the ls OF Jan-
nary BROWN hADSHOkTh.
Dec L 1888 -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

IMPREssnENTs.-Thereis great deal of COM
'laint throughout the country in regard to the man.
ner in which impressments made for the army.
ed although we must remember that there is class
of men in the land who would not sell the Govern.
nnent or individuals bushel of corn or wheat If
they could help it, without the most exoroitaht
prices. But where there is good cause for COM
plant, think it is owing to the imprutence or
incompetency of the officers having the business in
charge. Quartermasters and cornmissaries have
not in all cases. been careful enough in selecting
their agents There are too many irresponsible
men running over the country impressng or threat
ening to impress. Many of these agents ought to
be in the army, and the quartermasters and COM
mssaries themselves might attend to this business
in person. In order to support the army, impress
ments right and necessary where men hoard
supplies and refuse SELL but it is certain that the
matter might be transacted in q more satisfactory
manner than it is done in some sections of the
country. 80.
Much grain and provender might be saved by
endorsing every officer post duty. Take the
horses kept by officers stationed at posts and
send them to the army for cavalry and artillery
purposes, and let the officers walk like other people
EY The reported sinking of one of the Yankee
iron clad Monitors, the ..Weehawken," off Charles
ton harbor, is confirmed by news from the North.
She went down during furious gale on Sunday the
9th inst Four of her engineers and 26 of her crew
were drowned. Good news, indeed
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

A YANKEE OPINION oP THEIR FRIESDs ~
EAST ESNEssEE.-Amoug the letters captured
BY our forces while around Knoxville was one
from ID. g. Griffin 20 bis father in New York.
The opinion expressed must be very fattering to
the Unionists Of East Tennessee:
"Our Union friends have fanaticism and epthusi-
asu enough, but they are 30 ignorant and ill-brsd
a. to DISCUS, any gentleman. The women know
how to make "corn-dodgers" and dirty little Feds-
raj Hass "ginger cakes and the like" and to curse
and to point out their superiors-rebe ladies and
rebel gentlemen and that Is about all.
The rebel ladies' are Intelligent well bred, and
good looking-digni6ed and bold in their demean-
or. But they won't talk to us-consider them
selves our superiors, simply from the fact that wo
are fighting for their interiors, the Union ladies.
They are not to blame. / often blush when
think Of the common herd that am perifng my
life for. God save me from such ignorant trash.
You have often heard Of majorites for the Un-
ion in East Tennessee, but must confess, taking
everything into consideration If the rcbcls are On.
titled to any country it is this. Their friends are
many, strong in their fidelity, and seem 10 have
some plausible reasons for their rights, DO.
Yhe name of tory seems 10 suit them very well.
don't wonder at The promotion Of Gov. johnson,
Horace Maynard, and others. Such people oan
be easily demagogued. All they know is to be
"Union folks"
can't think that We shall remain here very
long. even the rebels permitting The rebel Gen.
eral Vaughn and others continually annoying
US, 30 much so that we cannot any peace for
them. We didn't expect to fight the rebels when
we here but find that our personal safety will
force us to fight them hard and often.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
MAHHIED.

In Sumter, s. c., on the tllh inst, by the Rev. Geo
F. Pierce, d. D., Mr. j. Richard Daniel of Meeklenburg
county N c., to Miss Lizzie, daughter of Major Rohi
Boyd of Haywood county, n O.
In SIatesville, the Sth inst, Mr. John /. Coleman
of Concord Miss Josephene W. Heron of Florida.
On the 9th inst, at the Mclean House Statewide.
Mr. g. r. Heron to hiss Hattie A. WinisDsol-both
of Meckleaburg county.
In CASTOR county, on the 10th inst, by W Smith,
Esq., Mr. lsham Ford aged rs years, to Miss Nancy
Ford aged ~.
In Rowan county, ON the Sd instant, Mr. MN Hold
shouser to Miss Della T. Troutman.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

As it ia important that should have Statesmen
well as soldiers in these our trying times il behooyes
to look around and select one who 10 equal 70 the
emergency having not only the capacity but the talent
and the ability to sustain the fair escutcheOn Of
noble State in the House Of Commons. We would
therefore, soldiers. respectfully nominate our fellow
citizen and soldier, THOMAS R. MAGILL, as q candi-
date represent Union county in the House of Uom-
mons of the General Assembly of North Carolina al
the regular election in August next We do this with
out his knowledge consent, believing that 10 the
duty of every citizen his State in any capacity
where his services most needed. We therefore
commend him to the people of Union county
of ability and sterling worth, and in every way capaci
tated TO represent them in the House of Commons.
MANY SOLDIERS FROM UNION COUNTY.
Dec 81, 1853
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

!. lLIScoLN's PRoCLAMATIoN.-Fort the purpose ot
restoring the Union. Lincoln has issued proclama-
ton proposing to pardon portion of the Southern
rebels it they viii take oath to support and
sustain and fight for the Yankee Government, pro-
vided they will relinquish all right to own negroes
and also relinquish all claim to such property as
has been confscated by the Yankee authorities and
sold to third parties Our civil and military rulers,
such as President Davis and his Cabinet Governors,
members OF Congress aud the legislatures. Judges,
ohcers OF the army and navy &c., not included
In this gracious act of amnesty! For them Lincoln
reserves the halter-of he thinks they ought
to die the death of traitors What do those people
who were fooled by the peace humbug in the late
elections think of the matter now? We hope no
portion of our people will ever degrade and disgrace
themselves by showing Willingness to bow down
and submit to Abe Lincoln for the purpose of re-
ceiving pardon and at the same time see another
portion OF their fellow Citizens condemned and exc
cuted traitors because they tried to achieve the
independence of the Confederate States.
1t is high time for every man in the South to rally
to the support of the Government to stop throwing
obstacles in the way of our authorities and stop
grumbling and complaining and eJfnce less selfish
ness. If there is not change in the conduct of
some OF our people. the will be prolonged for
years, and many of the present generation will be
ruined and die without seeing the end of it.
This foolish proclamation of Lincoln shows that
he still has hope that the people of the Confedera-
cy will consent to a reunion and he has been en-
couraged to persevere in this hope by the mprudent
course of certain factious living in the South.
We are grati6ed to see that the Raleigh Standard
denounces and scorns Lincon's propositions, and
we hope all our people will now unite in showing
the enemy that they do not intend to submit until
independence is secured.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

On Tuesday, goth OF December, will expose 70 pub
lie sale the late residence OIL Nc. White deceased,
In Sharon neighborhood miles sonth of Charlotte,
all the property of said deceasedj Wis Wheat Corn,
Oats, Fodder; stock Of Horses, among which 10 very
fne Mare Cattle Hogs, Wagon, Buggy, Household
and Kitchen Furniture and other articles not necss
sary TO mention. Terms made known on deg OF sale.
All persons uHvfug eTau1s must present then sccord
ing to law this notice will be pleaded In bar Of
their reeovery.
J. B. STEWART, Admir-.
December 10, lS62 3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

The ACT TO REsroaE TIE CoURrs.-The
5:h section of this act, passed at the last session
of the Legislature, provides for two terms Of the
Supreme Court TO be held hereafter as heretofore;
but as there is no provision in the act that 1t shall
60 into effect Immediately, aud rs the general Law
requires that thirty days shall elapse before the
act can go into effect, it's said to be clear, BY L.
gal gentlemen with whom we have conversed, thst
no term of the Court can be held IN December OF
the present year.-RaIeigh Standard
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

In General Hospital at Richmond, the 27th Oct,
Sergt R. E. Sloan of Mecklenburg county, aged 20 yrs
AT the C. 8. Navy Yard Pee Dee, s. c., on the 5th
inst. Mr. Harvey e. Stack of Union county, aged 30
years. Every attention paid him by his fellow
workmen, who all mourn their loss.
In Rowan county, the 2lst ult Mrs Harriet 8.
Thomson, wife Of Jesse Thomson, aged 80 years.