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TIE COLD T,ERm.


''Se .! 1he mercury, Enow TINT has lost
LIS cfnhchsnees, Il dripping Of caves, the crcs-
'scn' moon riding through dusk clouds. and
wearing the OPAL ring, her pledge Of muta-
'olus' 1crcrishncEs among livery stable
!i.n, anc o" nefs Of bran new cutters, are all
tokens tAat the wonderful weather page, the
3sea @ucss VI entry ior tho new year 1864, is
passed. ihe cold term is ended. And such a
term. Ihe weathcr-wise are at fault to para.
lcll IN the past this coup etct of the Frost
hing. End living men of tits generation
will pase away, before like song Of dcxrees
oi tEc mercury reaches so lost an octave.
Ne expect sucA things Of the hyperboreans
wlleiy Ws.::::c bears, un. thick blubhcred sea
deuizcus arc gotten up expressly on nrotec.
tire principles, md lend their ornaments IN
their human co1npanioas In Arctic n,,scrx:
And sometimes the Frost King has stolen
down OIL snow shoes, and set the Lake snne.
rior and st. Paul folk down on thefrhonda
;and knees TO blow their fires, and Hook for the
fullcr mercury, But think Of soldiers frccz.
irr s1srk undstiff In A1c,,n,aa ca,nns. of IN
hies:.sfpnt ice-bound: six inches nf sno1r.
fall wlirled throughout the Rffdd,a md
Northern Suites like keen arrows and rr,c1r,
inr needles of fce- cl,a,n;nr ,,r, Tho ,cs;.rore
holding their ncsscoccrs fr,n1ass,r c~nossd
to worse t,,an Arctic r;rors. Fo1ne o,,a-,,no
lis. .v,o1o ,,o. o,,a ,r;,.,,ez -, 49,
i'm ,-;nr Meto .,ata e - ~. a.,s 4e - W ~
futur, tluy yon ure 1be ,1Jos+ ,n.a,,;t..+ ~ ~,
the truth Ton c,nnot n~oa.a - T..a1--ssa* 49,
4ions cen IN Tho en1,1ac+ ~ ,,,e+;s.
r,oro , =. -,,,,o,.o.,a
x,o,,.1'. - ~ my Itte aAle
".'us4 ,4e'est'ooe "as oecn attended with
ps.4 .a. ,u:'e A.4 ee1p, H. nas oeen prolracted
anu not uf1e1' II has hot only visited wide
.". ~ ~ " rs.'ua a. 4s "H,ta tnnaeaees oeiong,
e:..,1 .rn1 ' .ouna .,' onen' ~ 'nc eond1nons OF
snn s,' va, ea1ls exposed, and shorn Of the or
oin"fs ac'enccs OF The season- Think Of the
Nas-seafred' eucr1lla-haunted communities of
tennessee And portions Of Missouri and Ken
'ueks' oi batde-plowcd Virginia; Of Arkan- |
QUE f..seco ma rough with the wounds Of this
leoeil,on. link of States the war has not ]
,4el'ea' "oe3e yct thc gaunt wolf prowls |
uea,s1 ,.'a .nan ever before to the homes Of the ;
eo. "4oo" ano the orphan, or to the ;
..o'i "no LUZ Aoek, whose only protector !
90. 40 - saI as VI inc Union. And think Of the ,
.ae@ o.A s4ouao " Witnesses that God is Just,
tns n. ~s VI freedmen freshly brought I
w. tne uouec VI pondage, without yet hav.
1a.;aas Aea ~ uu themselves inc dnties and re-
..,;.'s o ~ " 80 lpoia. 1fecmen- Call to
as's ~" W. ...a ua's oosn ~ .near winter camps,
4oo,s -, 49, s1.a9,:s" Aooes ol misguided
~. ~ ~ ,ass ~ r.N nuic never before
ter. nnd ncrcr 1noro f.ooa,r ~ sas as'a1.s a WIN
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lspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
CHCEEA11, Jan. 1s .s6i.
Hoos-The only sale we heard Of was 81, averaging
40 ns At $685.
Nn1sKY-6ales OF TO brls at s74 befn-. n fnrt,,er
advance. A"' @'eA
iRos1s1oSs-A strong feeling and fair demand.
nut the market did change in aur essential nar
tieular ctJ Ness pork held at $soo and Lsrd It
1S1sac. Thcsales were so brs City Mess at aao *
ao DO Aess delivered at Richmond. In1i. at $9Qa5 11
eo1a Short Clear N,ddles st 1o{c; $4,000 DIS Bulk
0 pieces here at 1c for shouldess Sc for sides nnd
~ sor Hams. acd 100 Coo rs shoulders at 7 .oo .rrs
Prime City Lard at 1sc; 100 do head at 13Y: is do
Prime Country at Ike, and Old Bacon sric4 NJ
6kc packed. -
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THE OCKATlC NATION,
AL CONVENTION.

NEW YORK., Jan. 1S.-At full meeting Of
the Democratic National Committee, last
night, it was unanimously voted to hold the
National Convention in Chicago on the
Fourth Of July next, for the nomination Bof
candidates for President and Vice President.
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McssnEc o. the Governor. of
New .Gnrxcv

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 1s.-The message of
Governor Parker Of New Jersey: delivered
to-day discusses the question Of paciilcation.
He says the war should be prosecuted By ali
constitutional means to destroy the power
tic national authority over tho whole coAn-
tiy. &c diSapproyes of tho plan Of the
Pfcsident's Amnesty Proclamation arguing
for corciliatosy measures, and restoration
Of State governments as they existed before
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Chicago LUMBER TRADE.
Review Of the Business of 1853.
STOCK OF LUMBER, SHINGLES
AND LATII on HAND.
RECEIPTS OF LUMBER ron
SEVENTEEN YEARS,
Comparative Prices, &c.

The following table shows the stocks Of
aA k'nds Of. Lumber on hand In Chicago on
the 1st Of January, 1864, compared with the
amount On hand on the LIST Of January, 1858:
tTocK or LuMEER or HAND IN CHICAGO or LAM. !.
3E3S3
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Inc decrease in the shipments BIZ Canal
during 1ac past year is due to the low starr
Of water Which ruled on TIC Illinois R;rer
lfom Tue Isl Of July 10 tho close of tbs
ecason. ~Ao
The shipments Of lumber by The yar,ona
Railroads have not yet been made un.
Tic following table shows tho yard nr,c,o
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FROM LGUISVELEE.

:. LOUISVILLE, Jan. 13.-Jamcs Walker, Of
Nsw YOGI, tlie celebrated military paInter,
ieil Tor Chattanooga today to make prelim.
mary Sketches for paintings at Chickamauga
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the rebellion. He also disapproves Of the
Emancipation Proclamation as an obstacle
IN the way Of peace. The war should be pro-
ionged no longer than is necessary to effect
CUES at length that the old Union and old
Constitption alone are It's legitimate object.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD DISAS.
ASTEEs.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 13.-A serious accident
occurred yesterday on the Northern Central
Eailroad- Two cars got detached and were
nun into By another trim. One person was
killed and ELK badly Injured, including non,
Z. c. Parsons, Of Cleveland, mud Col. Black
man, Of Ohio. The wounded were brought
here
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Lincoln Nominated for Prcstdeut.b by
the FeunkYIYaniR LeCfaIa1ura.

WASHINGTON Jan. u, 1sG4.-The Kcpub:
q ,ne a%o monScs at o1 oo+ @
Abraham Lincoln for the next Presidency.
TIER resolutions, with the preamble ensross-
cd on parchment, have been committed to
Simon Cameron 10 bring 10 Washington aud
present to tn: President The Union League
IN Philadelphia will nominate Mr. Lincoln on
Monday night.
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the Fair to continue six days. The next
meeting Of the Executive Board Of the state
Agricultural Society will be held In this c1tv
on March IL, 1864, ut which time premium
lists aud rules for the'next Fair will be ar
ranged.
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KANSAS LEGESI4 4ATURE.

LEAvEss7oHTu, Jan. 1S.-Thc Kansas Leg
islaturc organized yesterday by the election
Of tie AntiLaue candidates for Speaker,
Cierk Of the House, md Secretary Of the
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WAsuINc1oH, Jan. 19.-It is understood
tlat the States Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. and
partmcnt, under MINOR Gen. HcintzIeman.
with headquarters at Cincinnati. :.
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ihe following table shows the stocks of
Shingles, Laths, Posts and Pickete, on the 1st
OF January, for eight years.,
s1oeks OF suISs1Es IATHs, POSTS, ETC, os JAN,
1sT Fol EIGHT. rEAEs.
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1ofal ::..... ...-.......--.-.Ta,ctas7s o,,16s,ioo
The following table shows the stocks of
lumber On hand In this city on the LIST Of jan
uary, for eight years:
e1ocKs or IU1nEE CT HAxD JAsuarr 1sr ror
E1GHT TEARS.
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By referring to the above table 1t viii be
seen that the stock on hand now is 1arger
than ary year Eince 1861 The stock Of
Fencing, however is about 3,o2o, 900 feet less
tEan Last year; willie the stock of common
boards shows m Increase Of COCO, 900 feet,
In upper qualities there is no material raria.
ion from 1865.
STOCK OF SHINGLES JAN. /, 1861
The following is the stock OF Shingles on
hand In this city On the LIST of January, 1864:
eh.rua c., No.
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REAL: ESTATE BROKERAGE,
S. H. KERFooT & CO.,
u Dearborn Street.

/. MCCORMICK BUILDING.
sITY:oSE FEET rratdence LOT fsout!nr sou.h OF.
Union Park- For sale cheap so.
FNETHREE STORY BRIcK DWELLING. North
s1ae wei located and with every convenience $500
FIRST CLASS THREE STORY aud base1ueat BRICK
aWei1ng with Water, 9as, furaace. and completely
tofaisoee n every particular. Price Aud
1.-TWO DWELLINGS on Jefferson street, bctween
Aonfoe and Adams. Renting for sso1 Price $500.
TWO DWELLINGS On Erie stzest. Price s95n,
ton and Canal, s5zl5o. P1ico Se5,o92. '""4e
COTTAGE AND THRRE AcERs. with srn,. r,,,
$s,No. AA"o soa1'-
"A F1HE DWELLING on Ada Street near unto,
fafks staoae aud every convenIenct-$7,e00
The sboys. Witha sreat variety Of Real Estac, iu-
proved OK unlmpfoVed. Residence md Business FruD-
eTty, River Ffcnt and Manufacturing -Sltunlioas.
fatns, improved or uulmproyed, 1re for sale By
S. 4. KERF0DT &; co.
ja1ful5C1k
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GHlCAGO MUTUAL LIFE IN
-, =, sgEANGE CoaiPANF.-capital, 100000, &C.

d r e G TORS.
0EHrEGToH Lu1x,
Inos CauRcB, NxIsoS f7fcn. Prr1a Psor.
H. Z. I. f.FHxE5. r, J;v.FAHwHLt1, SOL 4. s xITH,
A; w1tGAI p, Gen. Axt-,. c:N, HOLDEN. se:.y.
e6Iy local :ife Company IN our state. nd Il wem
paronzt b1 our citizens who wish to Insure tScIr
nsts. Obice, northwest corner Of Like a1d Clark
streets. }attn10t-9m iteTvnet9s
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
STATE TREASURY CIRCULAR.

To the .Mertfs and Ta.c Collectors of North
Caro1iaa.-You will have perceived that By the
18th section of the act of the Confederate Con-
gress "to reduce the currency and to authorize a
new issue of notes and bonds, ratified 18th of
February last, any State east of the Mississippi,
holding Confederate Treasury notes received be-
fore the 1st day of April next, is allowed till the
LIST daF of January, 1865, to fund the same in six
per cent bonds-but all Treasury notes received
by any of said States, after the list April, will be
held to be received diminished by the amount OF
the tax imposed by the act on such currency.
The ordinance of our State Convention, and act
of our General Assembly, requiring the revenue
officers of this State to receive, at its face all of
said currency, could not have contemplated a
scaling of the value Of said currency by act of
Congress; but our Legislation remains in force till
repealed by the Legislature, which does not meet
till the Sd Monday of May next.
[ respectfully request of you to pay into the
Treasury before the 1st of April next, any money
in YOUR hands due to the State, to enable the
Governor to make the certificate upon which the
State is authorized to fund in six per cent bonds.
[ learn that many persons will seek to pay the
taxes of 1864 90 their taxables to be listed during
the last twenty working days in April of this year
Our revenue act does hot require the clerks to de-
liver the lists to you till the 10Th of June. As
the act of Congress reduced the currency onethird
Of its face, after the LIST April excepting bills of
S. or under,l it cannot be presumed that the Leg
isature will continue to receive it at its face.
therefore respectfully suggest that you request the
clerks not to deliver the lists to you till near the
25th June, by which time the Legislature will
have acted on" the subject This will place all
tax payers on the same footing.
claim no ri ht to give you instructions on any
of the matters herein referred to, but deem it
proper to make these suggestions for your consid-
Grafton JONATHAN WORTH,
Public Treasurer.
Raleigh, March Is, 1864.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
TAX I'm KIND.
OFFICE Posr QuARTERMAsrER, Sra !

OFFICE PosT QUARTERMAsTER, STH DISTRICT,
Charlotte, N c., March 5, 1864. !
is hereby ordered that all the 1.-THE for the year
1868, in the 9Th Congressional District N O. of oats,
buckwheat, cured hay and fodder, molasses made of
cane, BEANS Irish potatoes, wheat, rye rice, sugar
WOOL peas and ground peas be delivered to Agents
by the LIST day of April 1864.
After that date my Agents will refuse TO receive
of the above named articles.
An extension of the time will be given for the delv
of Corn and Bacon.
is further ordered that all the Cotton be delivered
at the Gin Houses designated by my Agents. and that
the producer take the gin-houseman's receipt for the
number of pounds of lint cotton which his estimate
calls for, and before the LIST day OF April 1864 deliver
the receipt TO my Agents to whom he delivered the
other articles of his 1.-THE. In sections where no gin
house be found, Agents will authorize the de-
livery at this Depot of small lots Of Cotton put up ~
securely as possibleSb by hand.
is further ordered that nil receipts given by the
High Shoals Iren Company, Garrett Bros, and by JAS
Thigpen, be presented by the farmers holding them
t my Agents, to whom the farmers respectively de-
vered other articles of the tax in kind Unless TINS
is done by the LIST of April 1864 the receipts Of these
parties will not be recognized by me, ard the 1.-THE Of
the farmers holding them will be charged against them
Farmers directed to deliver a fair sample of their
Bacon hog round) and hereby notified that unless
they deliver the full number of pounds, which their
estimates call for, they will not be receipted.
Allow to say, to the commentator of the 9Th
Congressional Dist that aoout 45 900 bushels Wheat
and 60 900 bushels Corn and other articles in proper
ton, have been collected, great portion OF which
have found their way to the army. The people have
done WE'LL and it is to be hoped that not one farmer
the District will refuse deliver his 1.-THE in full,
for the Government needs it.
understand that some persons are appreheusive
that they will get pay for transpo taon in
of the eight miles prescribed by law. They shall be
paid when they shall have delivered all their 1.-THE.
Agents will take pains to give publicity to this no
tice. .. NJ FINGER,
Capt. P. Q. vi. 9Th Dist, N. q.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
TAX IN KIND.
March 8, 1864

BACON is WANTED BY THE GOVERNMENT.
OFFICE p. Q. ~, srH DIST, N. c., |
Charlotte, March 8, 1864. !
The producers of this District hereby notified to
deliver their Bacon to my Agents fast they
take care of il.
Agents who have not already notified the people to
deliver Bacon will do so just they pos
sibly make arrangements for safe keeping and dstrbu
tion and they will record the date of such notification
1t is but right that should inform the people that
if they do pay their in kind in full they be-
come liable to the penalty of FIVE times the assessed
money value of the unpaid portion.
The Government must have the produce aud the
above penalty will be incurred provided all articles
taxable except Corn and Bacon not delivered prior
to lst day of April 1864. S. NJ FINGER,
March Is, 1854 st Capt and Q NJ, 9th Dist.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29

In conformity to decree Of the Court of Equity of
Mecklenburg county, made at Fall Term, 1853 in the
matter of Hugh Houston and wife, and others, for
the purpose of making partition of the proceeds of
sale between the petitioners, will expose public
sale to the highest bidder, executing bond with APP
proved security, at the public square in Charlotte
the I'd Monday in April, 1864, credit of twelve
months with interest from sale, except five per
cash pay COSTS the Tract of Land in the pleadngs
mentioned, situated the waters of Four Mile Greek
adjoining the lands Of w Houston, A Houston,
Stuart and others.
March !, 1864 A. G. WILLIAMSON, CINE.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29

Bar A bill has been introduced in the Georgia
Legislature to provide for granting divorces, and
the con6scation of the property of dsloyal men.
1t provides that wife may file her libel for d.
vorce where proof is shown that her husband is
giving aid and comfort to the enemy, or is in his
lines for the purpose of avoiding duty in the Con-
Tolerate States, and if in twelve months after the
passage of the act such wives refuse to apply for
divorce, the property of such dslOyal persons shall
be coniscated
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29

p@~ General Beauregard's wife died in New
Orleans on the End inst and her funeral which
took paoc on the 4th, the largest ever seen in
New Orleans. Oyer 5000 persons attended and
the funeral train was over mile in length. The
remains were conveyed few miles up the river
to her fathers plantation. The body was followed
to the levee By thousands of ladies who wished to
take a last farewell of one who was loved and es-
teemed hy all
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
Mn-nh lQGA 4

The Board of Directors of this Bank have passed the
following order be published for the information Of
all concerned:
Ordered, That Depostors in this Bank whether
special or GENERALLY be notified to draw their deposits
or authorize the Bank to fund the before the
day of April next.
P S. The Bank will cheerfully attend to the funding
in the per cent Bonds being issued by the Gov
ernment of all monies of its customers, and also of
soldiers families.
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
Fund YOUR Treasury Notes.

prepared to receive deposits and grant receipts,
be exchanged for four per cent. Bonds, under the
act of Congress- entitled "Act reduce the Curren-
cy, and authorize the Issue of Treasury Notes
and Bonds" approved February IT. 1864. Holders Of
Treasury notes advised TO bring them in early
possible to prevent pressure upon my time in the
latter days of March, and have them separated into
$i0s, S20s S50s and zoos and arranged rig Int side
up Office hours fir 2m o'clock a. NJ, till l, =. NJ.
March l. ,64 A. c. WILLIAMSON. DeposiiarY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
TIA IL EN- UP

And committed to the Jail of Mecklenburg county,
the 18th of February last, negro woman who says
her name is LUCY and belongs to Nick Davis of Rich
mond Said negro is about 25 years old, very black,
and rather under medium size She says that she was
persuaded off from Richmond by man who gave his
Robinson. She arrested on the cars on
the N. G. Railroad Charlotte, n. G. The owner
is hereby notified to forward. prove property,
pay charges and take her away she will be dealt
with the law directs
r. NJ WHITE, Sheriff
March Is, 1864 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
Charlotte s. 8. G. and n. Tenn. s. o..
Railroad.

Owing to the great risk of FIRE and the difficulty of
disPosing of freghts the termn of these Roads, the
following orders will be strictly observed:
Shippers are forbidden from putting cotton and for
age in the Depots or any platform of this company,
without the consent of the Agent otherwise they will
be held responsible for all damages the company.
Shippers must agree to promptly receive their
freights at Charlotte Columbia and Junction, and
move them upon delivery, especially when connecting
Roads cannot receive them otherwise they will lose
priority of transportation
This company will not be responsible for any cotton
or forage before loaded after is discharged from
its cars or for any goods after hours from
their delivery in its Depots.
Agents will receipt for goods until they ready
for shipment of the same
The general bad order of eights the hazard of FIRE
and the responsibility of this company demand that
agents strictly enforce these rules.
Feb %, 1864 If T. r. SHARP, Supt
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
Announcement.

MONROE, n c., March 18th, 1854.
We take the liberty of announcing Cor. SAMUEL,
Fl. WALKUP, of the 4sth N. G. Regiment, as q Tand-
date for the Senate composed of the counties of Union
and Anson. Also THOMAS MARSH, ESQ.,. to repre-
sent the county of Union in the Commons in the
General Assembly of North Carolina.
SEVERAL CITIZENS
March 10 te-pd of Union County.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
SIO0 REWARD.

Runaway about the LIST May last, negro girl named
JANE, belonging 10 the estate of A A. CofFey decd
Said negro is Is l6 years DID, about feet inches
high, very dark She has very large feet toes turned
out mdch than common. II Is supposed that she
is in the neighborhood of Charlotte N c. and 10 pass
ing herself as free. will pay hundred dollars for
the apprehension and delivery of said negro to me,
if lodged in any Jail so that can get her.
II. G. POTTS, Admr.
Pleasant Valley, Lancaster Dist, s.. C.
Feb O. 1864 3mpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
For the LEGISLATURE.

Believing that the county of Meoklenburg has been
we'll represented in the person of JOHN L. BROWN,
who has proven to be prompt, active and faithful
public servant many of his constituents desire his
election, and hereby him candidate for the
House of Commons at the election in August next Mr.
Brown is good business man. and the services
men are needed now in our legislative halls.
March Is, 1864. pd VOTERS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
Announcement.

We, as soldiers, respectfully announce THOMAS
R. MAGiLL as candidate for the House of Commons
for Union county, at next regular election in Aug
next, and as such will be voted for by
MANY SOLDIERS IN THE Army
December 20, 1868 tepd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29

All persons having claims against DR.. W. Edward
White deceased present them before April Court
expect make final settlement of the Estate at
that time, and this notice will be pleaded in bar of any
claim that be presented after that time. Those
debted to the must make payment Immediately.
March I5. 1864 St w Il. WHITE, Admir-.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29

PRoMoTED- 1T is reported that Brig. General
Martin has been promoted to the rank of Major
General, and Col w. j. Clark to be Brigadier
General. Both are on duty, we believe, in North
Carolina
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
NOTICE.

d. All persons hoying claims against Solomon Earn
hardt deceased, must present them within tie time
prescribed by la~, duly authenticated, this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
]. VI. EARNHARDT, Admir-
March g. 1894 4tpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29

have little Sugar, Leather and Salt, which will
exchange for Corn Flour and Molasses reasonable
terms. | DE found at the Quartermasters depot
Charlotte
March IA, 1864. W. A. COOK.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate of Will
liam Johnston deceased, must present them within
the time prescribed by law, this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
EZEKIEL JOHNSTON, Admir-.
March |, 1854 5t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29
Announcement.

We, as soldiers, respectfully announce Capt. J. E.
MOORE as candidate for Sheriff of Union county at
our next regular election in August and as such will
be voted for by MANY SoLprERs
Feb. Is, 1864 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29

Be temperate in diet. Our first parents ate
themselves out of house and home.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29

Mrs. Gen.Lee is very active in behalf of the
soldiers and has set oil the young ladies in Rich
mend knitting for them.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-29

The "efiioial statement of the debt Of the
United States Government OF the lst of March,
presents an aggregate of liabilities at that time of
81, 513 ,2l9,0 80, increase on the preceding
% days of 81, 098, 39S. Of the whole debt
1927, loo, 269 10 set down for the Treasury notes
in circulation