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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23

IHE DisTILLERIEs.-We hear of a number of
liquor distilleres being in violation of law Not
"ithstandlng the complaint that corn is scarce it
seems mat d'stllers find plenty to turn into wills
under the guse of fruit
Is there no way to punish these law-breakers and
law-deters2 Is there no way to make officers and
Judges execute the law Judge French fined q
in Cumberland county five Thousand do1,ars
and sent him to Jail for violating the law AGAINST
distillation; but Judge Reade, in some Of tho
ties above here let guilty parties off by merely
paying costs Judging from the fuss Judge Reads
has made about the Importance of executing tho
Girl loc we should think he would have felt bonnd
to enforce law enacted for the purpose of saving
bread for the poor and children of the State
The law against distillation was not made to pre-
vent men from drinking liquor, but 20 grain fol-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23
FROM THE VIRGINIA VALLEY.

The Richmond Dispatch says it has information from
Gen Early's army up to Sunday the 18th Our forces
SO far from manifesng disposition to make attack,
appeared to be Withdrawing from immediate front
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23
FROM FLORIDA.

The Confederates attacked the enemy at Gainesville on
the 18TH and routed them, capturing piece of artillery,
$50 yankees and 500 negroes.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23

THANKFUL FOR SMALL FAvORS The candidate
unpublished card returning thanks for about
300 votes out of 1900!
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23

Late Orders Concerning Detail
ed Men.
CONSCRIPT OFFICE,
Raleigh n c., August 10, 1864.
The following Circular from the Bureau of Conscrip-
on published for the information of all concerned
Circular No. 81 from this office, has been revoked.
By order of the commandant ~
E. J. HARDIN, Adjutant.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23

x we direct attention to the Tax Notice of Col,
S+aAweii' the collector for this county.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23

DEATH OF LIT. MoRRow.-We regret to learn
that Lieut. James Morrow of Capt. McLeod's
Company, 1st n. c. Cavalry was killed in the fight
Richmond on Tuesday last. He gallant
soldier and served his country faithfully, from
the ncement of the to the day of his
death.
David S. Hutchinson, a member of the COM
pany, also of this county, was killed on Monday.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23

70 The Raleigh Progress says that the Deposi-
tary in Raleigh is paying interest coupon Con-
federate Bonds and also upon per cent day notes.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23

No DISPUTE ABOUT HER.-Another rover of
the seas, very swift sailing and staunch vessel,
the Tallahassee" has commenced the work of de-
VISITATION upon Yankee commerce. About her
status, neither the Yankees nor their foreign sym
pathisers can raise any bubble She was armed,
equipped; manned and sailed from Confederate
port, Her officers and men are all Confederates,
and all previously in the Confederate service.
She is commanded by the dashing and heroic
Wood We will endeavor to obtain list of her
officers for public information, and indeed for the
information, in cases. it may be, of their own
friends and relatives.
We knew of the fitting out and sailing of this
vessel, but, in accordaaee with our usual course,
kept perfect siiencs upon the subject. Now that
she has spoken for herself further necessity for
coneealment exists. OF her force or armament of
course we will say nothing. Let that be found out
by the enemy the best way they can. They will
find her powerful enough to dothem harm VT
natngton Journal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23

tary IN halelgh is paying interest ON coupon Con-
federate Bonds and also upon per cent day notes.
= - Maj. Gen. Frank Gardner has been put in
command of all the defences at Mobile, and Gen.
Wade Hampton of all the Cavalry in the army Of
northern Virginia.
u Gen. Barringer, commander of North Ca
rolina Brigade of Cavalry. has issued order for
all absentees to report to their commands in person,
by Surgeons certificate if unable perform duty,
or they will be treated as deserters.
u The following item is copied from the New
York News:
''Johnson's Island, Ohio, July l6 1864
The following named Confederate officers, captur-
ed at Camp Vance. N. c., have arrived here and
are we'll Lieuts. Fl Fetler. Walter Bullock, G F
Robb and W Hanks; Capts Fl Everett and T
A Long,
These the officers captured by Kirk and his
tory band.
REMEDY FOR HOG CHOLERA, DISTEMPER AND
QUINSEY.
Editors CONFERENCE.-The hogs are scarce and
many Of them dying, feel it to be duty to give
to the public a remedy that have fully tested
and found to be certain cure:
If hog is known to be SICK have it caught, its
mouth held open and with a spoon put down tea
spoon full of spirits of turpentine If necessary,
repeat the dose once or twice at intervals of six
hours To large boar the other day, that seem
ed to be nearly dying With quinsey, had one ia
BILE spoon full of spirits turpentine put down his
mouth, and in less than an hour he ate heartily of
corn and was soon we'll Nothing else was given
A few weeks since several of my hogs were repor-
ted sick, (many were dying in the neighborhood)
I Immediately sent and had the sick ones drench-
ed, as above directed, and every one recovered. I
had all the we'll ones fed Immediately with corn
we'll smeared with tar, and keptit up for several
days, and new occurred Spirits turpen-
tine mixed with shelled corn, is preventive as
we'll cure, if fed to the hogs occasionally when
disease is prevailing among them. The present
years growth of pine tops boiled until very
strong tea is made, thickened with meal or wheat
bran, and fed to hogs, is also very good proven
tive of distemper of any kind among hogs
Reader, the information given is worth hundreds
of dollars. If you have hogs, preserve it for flu
ture use. GEO w. PUREFOY,
August 10th, 1864 Wake Co, N. G.
No DISPUTE ABOUT HER-Another rover of
the seas, very swift sailing and staunch vessel,
the Tallahassee" has commenced the work of de-
VISITATION upon Yankee commerce About her
status, neither the Yankees nor their foreign sym
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23

A PROPER ORDER.-The Enrolling Officer for
the 9th District has directed the Militia and Home
Guard officers to examine the papers of all strangers
and suspicious persons found in their respective
counties and if not fully satisfied, to take the par
ties before the County Enrolling Officer for further
examination If course like this was pursued in
every county throughout the Confederacy, it would
result in the detection of spies, yankee emissares,
barn burners. skulkers from service. &c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23

PEACE.--The northern papers now talking
great deal about peace and about sending Commits
sioners to Richmond. Last year the Yankees
so pulled up with their Importance that they would
not so much as talk about Commissioners. great
change-produccd, no doubt, by gallant SOL
diers. As said year ago. say now, let
all sustain the Government and leave the matter of
arranging terms of peace in the hands of author
tiles. The signs are all favorable for an early ter
mination of the and the complete success of
ON
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-23
MAIL CONTRACT.

Rowan county, Aug. %, 1864. 81
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proposa.s.
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Wa ni>aron, Dec. O. Isa
A RMY SUPPLIES.--SiiA PROPOSALS.
viii ss received thu respective Offices Arrny Clohiu,
sad Equpses In New.Y.rk City and PHILADELPHIA until 3
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1uO,OuO ARMY BLANKETS. Wod. Gray with In
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HARPER q BROTlHEBS


CAPTAIN HALLS ARCTIC RESEARCHES AND LIFE
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NOTICE, MOTIF, AVIS, NOTICIA.
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AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE,
"A FUib LINE 81 ALEXANDBHS LADIES' colofed and
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