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Our FROM OuR WINDOWS We are
looking for items. We don't zee any
we don't hear any. 1t wouldn't be any
improvement 10 60 out upon the streets.
We might. of course, DO and sec divers
things and persons thereby. We might
get very warm-neariy suffocated-com-
pIe,sly wilted--very dusty, and very dry.
We can do this in the Office. We might
see great variety Of specimens Of the
genus homo, masculine and feminine, ami
mated nature OF many ages and sizes
and colors and costumes - some pref
ty and some not SO much so; some
+" bowed with age" and others + who 90
in the full strength Of years." nd "in-
fants in the smile and beauty Of ~ inno-
cent sge''-some little and some big
some better and some worse some occu-
pied with good thoughts, others intent
spon bad ones. We might see al this !;
we can see it from our Office; but in all
this there is nary an item--and items are
what the public want. Welook out upon
the streets and see only the hurrying
throng of passers-by. and hear their quick,
ringing step upon the pavement; and Is
the day advances and the heat increases,
the thing ceases, and only an occasional
pedestrian is seen. some poor mortal. com.
ing from some place in great hurry, and
going somewhere to get sometLing--to
the writer nnkno~a--and painting ander
the scorching rays of the sun. I've pity
him J aad then We turn away and look
down upon the river, whose waters seem
to lie passive and immovsble, save only .
gentle ripple and sparkle Of its miniature
waves in the glaring sunlight; and We
see the ferry boat coming half lasily
ACROSS, and occasionally raft floating
gently down toward Dixie; and looking
beyond, We see the green woods, with
lsafy branches intertwined, and reaching
far lack over the bluffs--ohi % cool and
and insi:iogly until we feel disposed 70
dash dows the pss. gstAers eur hat and
make for their shelter in double quick.
We SEQ this but where's the item. ?
There isn't any. Il is too bot, :, They
don't do we'll. Commisserate the played.
ont and hest-~eary local, oh friends whom
vs love, and don't look at eur dspaft.
ment till the weather gets cooler
- We regret 10 learn that jacob
Kemmler was killed and Philip Grsea-1
seller badly sounded during ths lAss -
gagemsnt Of Sherman. They belonged
= the l5eh Aisoasi isiAassy-wsss
hoth r.. this Phee, md wsgs rood sol.|
dias and esssllsns nss.
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r. Look on the inside Of the paper
his morning for some excellent reading
matter. Never neglect to Look at the
second and third pages of ourpapss.
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~Remcmber the strawberry party at
the Billings House this evening. and If
you want pleasant time and rational en-
joyment, 60 there.
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Bsw aware Of the inpostanee Of chech1sg Ce1SA
eaf CoaD In Its rst stage; that which in ths bsGnr
naG would yield mild remedy, II Regrcssd sooA ~
tacks ths lungs. Browns Bronchial Trv<hssS give
sars and ainO-t immedisas relief Military o1cers and
soiders should have them they be carried In the
pockss aHt taken - OCCASION requires mayedAw
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CHOICE LANDS AND LOTS FOR

" sALE-Lots0, 10, II and Il In block g, viii wi
bat spacious 0rtagon House. Of brick stabia
uspd house &C. lots and T. block 81, with dwslliu9
hs~se kc lots l. 3 and g. with choice frsits ~ a
kind lcss 3 l. and block 1aa lot block lo lot
block 1OA.
n williams 1 Perry's Adiitioa-Tots !, AAk,&7
md blsck Il lots Ii and IL biock IL lots and &
block r. Also 10 rich farming land, WITH Con-
foebSe abau end stable, two miles west of Mopfruse
vteh srrss II vnuabls orchard md eosd pyrsion n
nea1ov apd growing timber 10 extsading south
cfeane % Piank Road With frame dwelling AOase &C.
NJ some % scrrs d yoang tnsE - aes n hnA vsd
locatsd n Monroe cnanty. miles n. eum Albas aloo
% scses d nber lana - fls nsssAof niitus han
xppiy . Wn. n wnsapss . Mn A. L wflisns, 90.
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L,ssLtk, Ill. July leth. 1863
joys III. BLscp. Esq-Dssy ssy: have been sufferer
for yegs with Chrof Rheumatism, and take great
pe>grt recommending yonr Lsiiem@nd Geuf and s~u-
rnlgsx Specific be- the med cine for that disease
that have heard Of When / commenced taking IL
evuli hardly walk nj .tl great the pain,
and in three days free on IT, and my legs for
the 1rss t9e IN Ave yenHs free from rsn ard feel
ntmbie that think sold BE- dancing all the while II
did nSt mach for music Bat sir, " y sTA~rtd
medicine, and would reconI3eDd all so~e afflicted with
these dsseA<es 20 try Ihsvs ost feund apt Raymond
Ia friend OF mime his hack with InfanrDary rheu
mst~m. and told him what your m-icIpe did tor me
he will s*nd 10 Jon ssr Of IL. Encs-ed please find
tse dollars aud send btties ~ the Specific II
sheud heed IL my self ~iil gire IL that
Docs for there plenty that suffering With those
diseas-s that nnacqsintes with Specific and
thfBk that ycu ought TO publish la ellis ia the
Union. Very respectfully, yours.
Carr. JAMES ". BROWN.
Residence, chicago. ILL.,
Pc Send meaictne to care Of H. " w. Whiti an, Chr
caxo. J.W VI
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On the - 81 July lat Submitted through - agsat
cf nins u The Medical Director u the Dparmnt of ths
Array Of the Cumberland. sample Of my Cexos hitssra
inspscsuu rsqUested IT, after asaiysa be found Il
nsrtotDsn, % aaacfton aud approve fs among
soldieTn-
The allowing the Medical DlFsrsors reply sBa siss
Gen. RosefA permisni0a 70 ship 90 dozen Il cars -
have II sold 10 suffers. JOHN BulL.
Il x1fsAet that Cedroa nttsys win do no ksrn
any II takrs prui,ssiy azA in modsssiioa-
objection 70 ~. Baiis being permitted dispose u
sutiers. A. HENkf THURsTuN,
Surgeon md Medical Nrsctes, D. c.
Headquarters Department Of CumterianA,
Nashville, Team July ~. iso5-
d. John Ball agent. Mr., has permission - aAip
10 Nashville Tenn, - err<s, 9DStnx<n, Of Bulls -
drou Bateess fog sale 20 suffers In the army only
The regulations Of the TREASURY Department % Be
complied ssth sssbctiy.
BY crier ~ M ~ 6sn- Resecrans.
wM- u. VILLA
Major and Provost MarAhal Gen
For sale, Wholesale and retail BY l.knson, bartlett
Co, Ksokak, Iowa apyf3dx~lyr.
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Casa 40 DrspxrssA ssxsxEs SaAas STANDING, cuRn
~ oar sox % I. n snAAr's C.LxsxArEp P1LIx.
Head tho Test nj By.
PElAbnraIA, Feb. 6 1874
Nh Jous J. KnoNrx.
Dsss Ssv:-l have been q su 5er~r frpm tfzaa most
horrd dsase Dysp~psia, for sixteen Year, hot asseS
aatnx tbe bsz u r. n sAAsArE fHis wh6ch per-
cse<s II sanss ihre< wesks ego, fr~i hnd
tered into new iife-Dy genuxai health baa iapguveA
ny appetite has Dcs~assd assi ssrgesbes f-<i hks
take pleasure s rcsesxns-sdiag th~s tbs
public - safe and reliable. Years. truly,
u. T. fUREfS
No. I'll Chestnut ST. PhiAANi phka-
Pries II % . BIZ. Sold By Druggists everywhere
JOAN J. KRONER, Principal AkrEs,
apxf-dAw60 t1o Chssieu1 H., PhiAdefpAA-
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Dea il 10 rsathe sdvsrsisruti II sAis paper hssxs4
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES |
Dr. Csesnan has devoted Ia. Last thirty year Of ~
practice to Female Capaiais. lis Rasrs ike ackarn
may are
RBLIADa.R AND SAFE.
h~cSo-hkvHn~od.
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

QArcIIEIOR-s celebrated HAIR DYE i ~ Dsa .
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dye known This splsoshd Hair Dye II psrct-cAaAgss
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skin ssving the lair eo and Beautiful; inparss rh
vitality requenfly restsng its pretine ror rsct
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WILLIAM A. BArCHKLOR: al oshers axv nere inaisa-
tons, aud eh0ah BE- avoided Sold BY all Drsssisfs &c
RACT0kY-Sl nRciay street. New York Rsfcnxlnar
Nsu TosLES C1aAn bv DTsssiAg the Hair. fty0-a&u1y
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Bee what Dr. PEnxSPs Of the oldest and bss Phyh
cians cf st. Leuis says:
A. 81 LOUIS, June IA, 1873.
Nh Jxo H. BiooD Agent OF Ialemapds Rheunstissa,
out and Neuralgia, Specific IL have prescribed the
shove pensioned SPECIFIC and must that have
Ssand any reacdy that eafries Hueh cerfanty Of
9uick snd ssasary that has In all the CASES where
1 have us~d II. De- q. W. PHILLIPS-
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DAILY GAIA err 01vsc1
Kscxux, Junss, . INA
GROCERIES.
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TWELFTH YOLUhE---EUMBER sOs.

tho neighborhood, besides large quantity Of clo-
thing which our men supplied themselyes-such
as overceats, pants, blankets, &C. The enemy
burnt most of their quartermsster and commssary
stores. They>aso burnt their stables with their
horses in them Some few horses were rescued
by our men Iu addition to our captures, we de-
stroyed one thousand barrels Of turpentine belong
ing to the U. s. government and burnt two Rail-
road bridges
We have to lament the death Of the brave and
gallan, Captain .Lcith, Of the 18th Regiment, N.
q. T., aud five others whose names have not been
ascertaiped, in the general engagement above re-
ferred to.
Besides the capture of prisoners, about twenty
of the enemy were killed-most Of their wounded
being carried off the field.
The next morning the General directed Colonel
Jeffords with detachment Of go cavalry, to make
a reconnaissance in the vicinity Of Newbern-not
having heard from onr forces there, aud being la
entire ignorance TO the movements Of troops.
This work was thoroughly accomplished. Col.
j. went within a mite Of Newbrrn obtained valu-
able information, capturing two block houses, ,.spi-
king the guns, tearing up aud burning every rail-
road and county bridge bctween the Trent aud
SheparGsville, or Newport Barracks, and bringing
off full outfit of clothing for his men.
In obedience to ORDERS General Martin return
ed to Wilmington with his command after having
accomplished ALL and more than all, that had been
assigned him.
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Carolina, passed at the second session of the
General Assembly, 1861.
Sec 5. Be it further enacted, That the Surgeon Cen
era by and with the advice and consent of the Gov
ernor, may appoint surgical boards, not exceeding
three, composed of two physicians each, who shall de-
clare by their certificates those persons who shall be
exempt from service under the act which this is
amendment account of men tai or physical dsabiii
ty and they shall receive the pay of their rank and
travelling expenses, to be determined by the Adjuant
General.
SEC 6. Be it further enacted, That the Guard for
home defence should they be called into service by
the Governor, shall receive the pay, ratons and
allowances soldiers in the Confederate States ser
vice. and shall be subject to the rules and articles of
of the Confederate States.
SEC T. Be it further enacted That when the pressure
Of public danger shall not prevent the observance of
such rule the said Guard for home defence shall not
be called into service asse, but by drafts of num-
Der of men from each convenient company, so as to
make up the aggregate force required
SEC Be it further enacted That this act shall be
in force and take effect from and after its ratification
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly,
this the I4th day Of December, A. D., 1868.
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For the Western Democrat.
|-.-r-.... ATTENTION. LADIES.

Notice is hereby given to the ladies Of Meek
lenburg, Cabarrus and the adjoining counties, that
in accordance with ancient custom we will
cease paying our addresses to our lady friends of
the aforesaid counties, this is leap year; and
being advocates OF ''womau's rights do each ana
every one of US promise and bind ourselves not to
write to any young lady unless she writes to us
first, as this would be going beyond the limits of
our privileges Ladies, chance is now offered
for corresponding with whoever you may choose.
Send in your letters, they will be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly responded to. 1t is to be
hoped and believed that all concerned will be be-
neftted by this notice and many an aching heart
relieved YOUNG MEN of Co. H.
Tarboro, Feb l, 1868, 35th n. q. Regt
Zone thing that ought to commend the "young
men" of this Company to the attention of the la
dies, is the fact that they have all reenlsted for
the war
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From The Wilmington Jonrnal

We have been favored with the following high
" interesting account Of the movements OF the
force which lett this place, under command OF
Brigadier General Martin. t" corporate in fs re-
cent demonstration against Newbern. 1t will be
seen that General Martn, with the gallant officers
and men under his Command accomplished all and
more than Lad been assigned to them, and that If
blame attaches anywhere for the comparative fail
ure of the combined movements, none OF that
blame can attach to General Martin or ,hee brave
little army under his command.
GAS part of the programme Of the late n.s0e-
ment against Newbern by the Confederate forces
under the command of Maj Gen. Pickett an ex-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23
A WARMING.

From letter in the N. G. Christian Advocate
from the Rev Fl Robbins, 18th N. @. Regiment,
Va, we take the following extract:
Gall the deserters that | have seen executed,
and all the prisoners with whom L have talked,
say they persuaded to desert by their friends
at home. Oh, how blind is that friendship and
how ruinous tha: sympathy, that advises a man TO
desert his country and Bring upon him the odious-
ness of traitor ard the calamity of execution as a
deserer. This is the result Of complaining letters,
representing the desperate condition of matters at
home, murmuring about hard times, as If time Of
war is not always hard. Women of North Caro-
lina, if you I)ve your husband-sistcrs if you love
your brothers, aud wish them to live useful lives
aud die honorable Geaths--hide your sorrows in
your own hearts, suffer like the women of rs, and
only send to your friends in the army the messages
of love, aud the advice of wire heads and brave
hearts. So that those mea who long clung to tho
home circle, before they could dash the tears from
their eyes and take the helmet and make bare the
of war, may be strong by your prayers aud
advice, and not weaker in the sight Of the foe."
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CAMP TAYLOR, Va, Charlotte Battery,

Army of Northern Va, Feb II, 1864. =
Editor of Western Democrat: Through your
columns [ take great pleasure, in behalf OF the
members of the Charlotte Battery, to make known
to their friends that they have reenlsted for the
wa- They have served nearly three years, and
are still! willing to undergo the many prvations
which the soldier has to endure. Their patriotic
example [ hope will encourage others to pursue
the same course. Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR WILLIAMS,
Lieut.. Comd'g Battery.
This was formerly Brems Battery. The guns
churches in this town We learn that the late
commander, Capt Graham, has resigned
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DEFENCE.
SEC l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
of North Carolpa and it is hereby enacted
authority of the That neither the
or of this State the officers acting under
ratified the 7tb day of July, 1853 enitled AN act
in relation to the Militia and Guard for Home De-
fence" shall call out for drill muster the persons
enrolled under said act, otener than month in
company drill oftener than twice in battalion
drill which battalion drills shall take the place of the
company drills for the month in which they ap
ponsed unless when called Into actual service re!,e
invasion suppress insurrecton, Or to execute the
laws of the State.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That the Governor
shall have the power to the Guards Home De-
fence for the purpose of arreSting conscrpts and
serters PrOUded they shall be ordered this
duty beyond the limits of the counties in which they
reside or the counties adacent thereto.
Sec Be it further enacted, That in addition to the
exemptions contained in the act to which this is an
amendment there shall be exempt County commission
appointed under act entitled can for the
lief of wives and families of soldiers in the army reg
niar millers, blacksmths who have established shops
necessary operatives in factories aud foundries the
Attorney General Solicitors of The several circuits and
counties physicians of FIVE years practice contractors
with the State Confederate government, one editor
each and the necessary compoSltOrS mail
carriers professors in colleges and teachers in acae
mics Provided that this exemption shall only apply to
the drills specified in this bill and not TO service wien
the Guard for Home Defence is called into the field.
SEC 4. Be it further enacted, That for failure to at
tend the battalion regimental drill c field officer
shall forfeit and pay hundred dollars each Captain
and other officers who shall fail and drill
pay for each failure fifty dollars and if commits
stoned officer private shall fail to attend drill
he shall forfeit and pay not less than five than
twenty-five dollars Prouided that every absentee shall
be allowed until the next master to make his excuse.
The fines shall be adjudged by regimental and
ny courts aral, and judgments to be entered up
and the fines collected in the mode and in accord
ance with the provisions of the Militia Law of North
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

OFFICE SOUTHERN EMPRESS CQhPANY.)
Charlotte, Sept "a, 1868.
In order to avoid misunders standing and to make
our charges conform to the liability assumed, this
Company hereby gives notice that from Octo-
ber s 1868, shippers will be required place their
valuation upon each package before it will be received
Such valuation will be inserted in the Company's
receipt and establish the liability of the Company for
tire amount. The act of God and the public enemy
only excepted. T. D. GILLESPIE,
Sept 2S, 1863 Agent.
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NOTICE..

Iwish to hire twenty good able bodied Negro men
for which [ will pay $500 per year. Those having
such hands hire will please call Robt Davidson
in Charlotte.
also wish to hire two good carpenters. 1 will pay
in Iron and castings, if preferred.
j. W. DERR,
Jan. 49, 1864 Spring Hill Forge, N. G.
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state fNCaro.ina-C.evc County.

Court Of Pleas and Quurter Sessions.
Martin ct al vs. The Heirs at law and next of kin
of Harry, deceased.
Petition for Reprobae of Win.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendants in this case, Anna Bridges and her
children John l. Bridges, Asbury Blaock and wife
Sarah, Washington l. Bridges, Edmund H Bridges,
Hamilton Bridges Lafayette Benton, Elizabeth Ben
ton, Sarah Harry and Marcus l. Harry, heirs at law
of } Harry, non-resdents of this State: 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Western Democrat, newspaper published in the
of Charlotte Mecklenbulg county for six consecutive
weeks notifying defendants to be and appear at the
next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held
for the county of Cleaveand at the Conrt House in
Shelby, on the 9th Monday after the 18th Monday in
November, 1868, then and there to make themselves
parties 20 this issue if they think proper } do
Witness, S. Williams, Clerk OF said Court office
tie 9th Monday after the 4th Monday in August l863
Iadv 5 98-6t S. WILLIAMS Clerk.
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C0rrON CARDS AND SHOES

Cotton Cards for sale, but early call will only
pair rs only have ten pair.
We have hand and make to order calf skin
Shoes and Caters Of very fine English leather
Lots ladies calf-skin Bootees.
Lot of thick Brogans large sizes.
]. F. BUTT, Mint Street.
June %, 1868 if Charlotte; N G.
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Traitors ExECUTED.-J.S s. Stauly, i Bryan,
Mitchell Busick, VIM Irwin, and Amos Amyett,
OF Nethercutts Battalion, who had deserted their
coors and gone to the yankees and taken up arms
against their land and kindred, were hanged in
Kinston on the 18th inst. The prisoners were nc
companed to the gallows by Hoke's and Bartows
Brigades. They ascended the scaffold with firm
and elastic step, and seemed to bear up under
their trials with much fortitude. They had but
little to say, except Busick, who entreated his old
comrades in arms to stand by their flag and never
desert it under any circumstances whatever lest
they should come to the ignominous end Of those
who we're then about to die the felon's death and
fill felon's grave. "Oh that / never been born"
one Of the prisoners heard to exclaim ia his
anguish moment before the trap fell.-Corres-
pondence Of the Ra'eigh Confederate.
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N @ L L C e.

The Association for the Relief Of the Working Men
of Charlotte having opened in the Store opposite the
Court House, formerly occupied by Loewensein have
now on hand Bale Yarn, Salt, and Alamance Cloih
which will be exchanged for Produce and Provisions
liberal terms.
WANTED-Corn, Meal Flour, Wheat, Molasses, But
ter, Lard Talow Bacon, Dried Fruit, &C.
A GRAHAM, Commissary.
Nov II 1863 If
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IL AN iN ER u.

We have Tannery in full operation about six miles
from Charlotte, the O. s. O. Railroad line. IL
hrst-class Tannery, and prepared purchase,
at market prices Hides of all descriptions and supply
the trade at curreut prices.
A. H. GRIFFITH,
July l3, 1863 If @. f. BELL.
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N Office.

Having taken out Letters of Administration on the
estate of Cyrus L. Black, deceased hereby notify all
persons indebted said deceased to make mme diate
payment, and those having claims against him pre-
them within the time prescribed by law or this
notice will be pleaded IN bar Of their recovery.
Dec g. 1863 I'm JOHN Vt "H9RISON Admr
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He DID nT.-1Yhlea company of the Sth
n: G. Regiment was marching through Petersburg
the other day, gentleman standing on the side
walk discovered that of the soldiers was bore
footed, and he called him to him and took off his
own shoes and gave them to the soldier. He did
right No one ought to see soldier go bareiooted.