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$50 74i JOHN o. nUPP. Secretary.
psysIetsu, are required By CITY ordtaauce 10 "a.
orth In their eeEtiaeat6s the Htrk PianS \, go 30
gnAS9h Aa1 and TIN OF pnARR OF the teceoSer1 ana
sSs o. Thleh he OF sac have died Ia
- y Y hoped shat phytlcfaaS will here
u, - ..h : ,7sssil Joan O. HUPP. "a
m3@-W Secretary Of The tOard OF HeaItb. .
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INFORMATION WANTED.

HkoRAiAT!0N Is WANTED OF MISS OATH.
ERlHE SMITH aud Miss MELISSA hORIs4IN
Any PSrson knowing OF snch persons will SLIiSe NJ
SSNt teAtsE 70 ,tfri-tJ JOSIAH SMITH or y
-, a.. ils JOSEPH Robson, s,,-
mSS-okr Wheeling w Va
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CHANCRRv 9sAT.F

Of a Tan iliard "a AOuadsvtite, Aa,.hall
H.. Co., @HG:t
~ co Virtue Of Decree rendered in the Circuit
Wayman, survivor, a.. "a. Robs[s AIS OF -. =.
Adninsn atSr and hens, viii Usr At pablo No
9h the Eth day Of june 1884 Il the fFopt
- 2, ana O'clock, F. II the an Yard ith Inc
ethE a9uae AID other lmproV situated h
@ WV o. aonndsVlllO. Of which Robert Alexa,
iT1sA4S " sALE-lo per cent. cash, alanee In
~ and ~ months With iSt.rest from day Of sae.
being retaiaed llu the purchase money q mad EoT
par apply to W. II. oldham, Joshua
,nyss9td4IW IACKsoN REED. DINO
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REFoRTs received Is Oastie Garden, N
Y, from all pats of Europe, Indicate that
26O.o0o is not far from the number of i'm
migrants that may be expected at that
port duriug the current year. There IL
great excitement on this subject SiItbroSSetst
EOrOpo. Villages, and even whole cOun.
ties in EogIaad aud Ireland, will be
smplied ottheir able bodied industrial pop.
uIsliOn. Upon this subject, The ysurSaI
Of Co1@sres ssys:
TWMhtu the last two months, the excite.
nsnt on the subject has been iutenS,fi ed
By the arrival OF scores OF agents in Ire.
land and England from this country, SENT
ont 70 engage factory hands, farmers, mo.
ehautes, Aad lAborerS of every description
at prices which must be irreslstibIy tempt.
log TO the poOriy-reqniIed speasauts and
drudges Of the old country. The dissent.
nation of pamphlets and circulars, aud the
Publication of articles from American
newspapers by Irish journals friendly to
this country, have also SWelled the tide
Such IL the unprecedented demand for
passages to this country for the next two
months, that Ne understand that the pack.
g lines here are selling no tickets for tie
htthef voyage 70 be used before the lat of
July next. 1t is pleasant to be able 10
state that the class OF emigrants who are
coming onti are very superior, the msjorf.
iy+ot them being small farmers or me-
ehentcs, who briug property with them,
an4 afe tnduStftouS. frugal, Rober people.
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apps
C,UBsI5TFN0R OPEICE. U :. ARMY,

G UBSI5TENOR OFFICE, U {. ARMY,
- N1RulHs. ". Va, 2sth April, 1854.
sRALEDPkUPUsAl9,i III HplIeAi0, from citizens
loyal TO the "URtsd States uoVstnmvnt," only,
will be recOived at this once until ThurSdBy, the
9Th Il Nay, nooD for supplying cr the uSs 81 Tie
+UnlIed states Army" Su0alsienes Store % be de.
llVsred At WheeIITE. West Virginia. ~ fQlogg, Viz:
loo 600 pounds b ICON EidtsI elear ribbed, neut
thorous hy smoked and Cured dry, stEieiy city cut
medium SiES, 10 SIEOpg boxea oont4lttng rot oNsE
SOO pounds Of meat, and % % stEappe with EFeel
hickory. Pressure must not Be Rttdtn plckllgt Into
tie boxes
To lie delivered during the month q Nay e
called for, HeO Vf drayaks- CJoperaSe hu!t 3 g
the best kind and every package must b IN Int
rate shipping order. No cnArBe for paeaagss ~
lowed; the date Of contract aud name OF paeAer
must Ne market thereon
Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed envelopes
addressed ~ the undcrIgued, aud endorsed gro
pUsaIs for Baeon," and GIddeEs are invited 70 bs
HORACE TURNER,
APPS Ca !. And y. 9.
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Cod gIAFd ear BAEs sd keep each star
ESeA stripe - bright ~ new they wave.
Atlll nNko q loAd cur FAnkn In var,
StII Scat above each pGlTl0toETGVA
Death % the traitor thai UOald dare
10 IFall u thrOueh the dust Of shame,
An honest hearts IL let will OhAFO
And follow Il 70 Death OF Rames
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Report OF the Board OF HeaII6

CONDENSED TABULAR STATEMENT or TN,
~ board Of Health Of The City Of Whesllng for
we we. month Of April, 1854, $40 wing The number,
ASsA Ana sex Of the deceased persons and the disI
eases Of which they died namely: ~
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
ORgICR OF COHPTROLLIR OF Tus CUnRESCY.
YAsHINo4os AbFN % 1sRl

WAsHlNu9ON1 April q, lSbl.J
w HERRAs, ky sAtisEactOry evidence presented
w to the undersigned, Il has been made 70 a..
the County OrOhlo and State Wet VlTgfniS, has
been duly organized under md according 10 me
requirement. OF the acflqt qo9ESesl tntltled ..Ah
act TO proElde Nati6lAl 1lfreneys sScuroa 81
pledge ofGnlted stalts 10 AMI q provide iCf
the circulation and Hon ihfrcofs aphFnFSd
February 18th, 1871 mi i - con hii ~
provisions Of said u rs IL \ SIiff
before commencing the aaEtnf
Now, therefore, /, Samuelt. hot nd Can tx0lleI
NatIonSl RAM 81 WbeSl,Sy. ossi,;ts X an, ~
State Of Weat Virginia, 10 authorized 10 commences
the business Of banking under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand aud -,
Of ONCE this second day OF April, 1864.
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NATIONAL LOAN
U. S. lO-4O'S.

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO this popular iuVs tmspt re.
~ Seived by the UHDEEsi0XER, and reeeIpt4 Issued
until the BOuds are delivered. WLheh viii be done
free Of charge to the Subscriber at tue
MerchantS' and MeehanIes' Bank of
wheeling.
This Loan bears gold interest, payable SIM auSU.
ALI, on coupon aud register ed bonds Of $SOO AID
over, and ANNUAL, on OOnds Of tbs denomination
Of 81 aud lUO dollars,
In AubacTtGi' &, parties requested to pay the
accrued interest trum tue hIst vi March to the day
OF subScTiptou, IN CoIN CUREAHcT ADDlAo IIFfT
Pa cENT PhBAIUn.
The interest ON this LOln Il payable on the hrst
days Of March and September, ~ zach year. The
semi annual coupons are pay able IhOss dates aud
the annual coupons on the 81 aud 1L0 dollar bonds
are payable on the ffSt Of Ma oh.
TheAe 10 4Ws cannot be taxed by States CilItI
IO"n!, or Counties, and the Government Tax IN
them Is only one-and half per ceGt. on tile amount
Of income, when the income Of the holder i, Ia eds
Six Hundred Dollars pVE aunum; ali other iuytSI.
nents, such as income n m Mortgages, RNil Road
stock and Bonds ETC., must pay from three To nVs
per cent. tax On tho income.
Wheeling, w. Va, April 9, 1854 spill in
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MARRTRD.

On Tue.day May sd, by Rsv. Benz. Mitchell, Mr..
hoHAHD PLeiscRkR, Of Canton. o., to dIss LIz1iE j.
A0HHE, Of Mt. Pleasant, v. fgFFiliTIF al
lstsu6enytlle (0.I and Louisville tKy.) papers
please copyJ D..
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT. OHIO.
Designated DrpontOry and Fmanes0l Agen.
of the United SIdIsS.

TVNHIS BANK IL the successor to the Belmont
l. Branch OF the tate bank Of UhI :, and IL pre-.
pared to do u general banking: Collection and AZ.
change business.
Sd, 1864.
These bonds bear date March let, 1854. Are 70.
deCmhble ut the pleasure II the Government after
ten years, and payVbls forty yeAra from date, 10
coin.
Subscribers can have either Re gistered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer, in GUMS Of $50 or come
multiple OF Nifty dollars.
Interest on the $50 and 500 Bouds Is payable
annually; on all other denominations 6emEannuA
hose bonds will draw interest from AaIeh lat,
and the accrued inter. At from that day the date
OF subscription, be paid In cola or AatioIa al
currency. II PAID in the latter (which includes
United etateS notes and note Of the Nation u Banks
nifty per cent. premium must be adj, to the
amount Of interest uu,II otherEtsO directed.
0prI JOHN @. TALLMAN, Cash.
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CUBsIsTENOE OFFICE, us ARMY,

- WHEELING, W. Va, 9sth April, Isc4
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, GrGm CITIZENS
loyal to The United sta, es Government, only, will
bs resolved at this Office until thursday, the 5th Of
May, At noon, for supply nE for tho Of the UuI-
ted States Arms kuba Gtsnce StOTes 10 DO delivered
1t Wheeling, West Virginia, As follows,
SOV barr els Of clean, dry Fine Sail, to be In TeL
eoopered and head lined strjDg, dry barrels. 10
DO deiver' during the month u Maj a. called fr,
Tree OF dEayage. CooPerGgs nust bt OF best kind,
aud every package mnsI bS 10 hrst "a Shippl &
order. No charge for packages AloWsd.
Proposals. must be enclosed ia . EeAled envelope,
Addressed to LiS undersigned and endorsed ''PTo
posals for salt" and bidders invited to % prUS
HORACE TURNER,
apps Capt. and Q. 8.
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(sr.rl SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency
ApF6-uOt
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Il, 0- TIE steamer KATE ROBIN son, Can,
nesklfii ROBtNsON, will leave as above THIS
dzAl OAl, 9th inst, At 10 O'Clock a. 81. FoI
neIknt or passage apply on board, or to
my5 JELLY 4 MANNkR, Agent,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

iMEDIoATED uPAPER1Por, Piles-At the old
Ml price ct MOL Odd Yellow Hal. n. InHh :
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IosTAR's RAT POISON willkGl Rats, Nice and
" hoAches Whenall others fall TRY a box.
I tnyo. ~ 1grF EDMUND nUOhIEG.
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no NOT PAIL 70 try bottle Of BoCKINa's
- FUhH1TURE Polish II you want TO save
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fNHE EINEsr sALADB OIL ovorb roogh ! 70 shi
II market can be had OF - - ~, -
my6 EDMUND BOOKING.
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DIVIDEND.

BOOKING has the anSst and largest stock Of
II Hair, Natl and Tooth BrushSs, ~
hOrH, BunAlO, shsu aud cory Combs,
P0mAdes, PSrinmery,
Soaps and Cos netics
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

Richard n. Messick and Mary b.
his wife, formerly Mary B
Tomlinson, and IherO. Gu II.
Blackwell aud May b. his wife,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
-Admini,trdtDF N0fiCe. !

A LII PERSONS knowing thsmSslvs . iindebtfd to
4 a the estate Of Richard HadIlen will make fnme.
ldlate payment, and tbs hO dnS clAI16dARAinst the
e6tAte Will present them only AutkbhiieaI66 for
I p1 Sgslaw mIs 81 E. aa tddIR 5iL,
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RREAsT PUMPS, Of various styles; for ale by
~ mIb Nm - -kDMUkD ROOhlNR
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TtLEAE YOUR SYSTEM before the warm weather
~ comes by using BHENFLING ER,S kAHSApA-
hILLA AND DAND ELIUN and you gill prevent
many diseases. Gail at No. l udd Fellow Hall and
eaJ p''ils' s,-. 9G m16
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Sun UMBRELLAS, Sun Shades aud RSi5 T1,-.
O5eESllas' At the Variety Store pfSi 4" onl'
-ePHl Itl.-sfa.. il D. NIOOLL 4 nm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13
THE HON. JOHN SLIDELL.

In the last volume Of the "Old Merchants of
New York City" We fnd the following notice OF
Mr. Slidel:
His father, John Slidell, had soap factory in
1874, at No. so Broadway lie lived at No. 60
Broadway, where his son John, the future ex SEN
ator, rebel Minister, &c, born. In the neigh
borhood lived John Wilkes, who was public No
tary in 1892; be had several sons the Youngest of
whom Charles, is the celebrated Wilkes the hero
Of the capture OF Mason and Shdell The son of
one ghbor became the captor Of the other. These
boys-oid boys they are now, both being upwards
Of sixty -hve-haTe played together in their early
days, neither dreaming their future destiny, or
how they would afterwardsr meet. When John
Sldell went board the San JaciDto, and met
Commodore Wilkes, what curious sensations they
must have felt The cid "First Ward" times,
when as boys they went together play ed together,
and snow balled each other. SI;deh served bis
time with his father, and followed the same bust
ness with his brother Thomas, until 1917, and at
tel this went into mercantile business in South
street, with j ames McCrea, and was unfortunate
In 1920. Il t about this time he had duel
with Stephen Price, manager Of the Park Theatre
They fought IN the morning, and Sidell shot his
antagonist, giving him bad wound 1t was the
failure of his firm and the scandal Of this duel that
determined him to go TO new State where there
was an opening. He pitched upon New Orleans
Alexander Slideil, of the navy, who made
great noise few years ago, by hanging two men
on board his vessel, the Somers, was brother
One OF the men happened to be son OF John g.
Spencer, ther Secretary of War. Previous to this
his name had been changed to Mackenzie. He
died some years ago.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13
FROM EUROPE.

Captain Morris, commander of the privateeI
Florida, had arrived in Paris, inscompany with Nj
Mason, the rebel commissioner IN l.andon They
were received with great respect add attention by
the Confederates resident in the French capital
Dispatches relative to joint protest in the case
OF the Florida had been exchanged between the
Governments of England and France; but the
Herald's correspondent in Paris thinks that official
action will be suspended until reports of the affair
reach the two Cabinets from Brazil.
The London Index says that the Confcde-
rate war steamer henandoah-supposed to be the
Sea king-had gore out on service, fully armed
and named, and will take the place Of the EloriGa
The New York emigrant ship Great Western
was detained at Liverpool by the local authorities
on the charge that large number of the passen-
gers were recruits for the Unon army enlisted in
Lancashire, England There was some confusion
about the matter. and four or five young men bad
left the vessel and gone ashore.
An American citizen named Murphy bad been
arrested and committed to Jail in Ireland, charged
with being engaged in recruiting for the United
States army
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13

ford of Rowan, CraNfordo OF Wayne, Cunnin CHAM
DargaD, Davis Of Halifax Davis Of Franklin, Ealod
Erwin, Faison, Farmer Gaskins, Gidney, GrieI
Gudser, Hasriss Hassel, HAYES, " ] Headenl
Herbert. Judkins Lane, Lewis, Little, Love, Mel
Alden. Mclean, Murphy, Outterbrid ge, Patton
Peace, Powell, Reinhardts Russ, Shepherd, Ship
Smith of Cabarrus, Smith of Duplin, Strong, Stan
Gill, Vann and Wooten-53.
Mr. Harrison voted for Mr. Balm.
lFor the vote for Senator in both Houses see
editorial column. Hon. Thos. S Ashe of Arson
county was elected by 2 majority.]
Friday, December 9.
SENATE-The Military Committee reported a bill to
empower the Governor to order the State troops beyond
the limits of the State such times and for such periods
of emergency he may deem proper provided that the
Home Guard shall not be sent out of the State for more
than sixty days at a time The bill to continue in force
the Act of 1868 in relation to salaries and fees passed
The two Houses together for the purpose of count
ing the vote for Governor. The result declared
follows Whole number of votes cast 72,3O7-of which
Vance received 81 1913. and W w Holden 4,432.
Nothing important was transacted in the House.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13
NORTHERN ITEMS.


The Yankee Congress assembled on Monday the
5tn. In the House the credentials of five members
from Louisiana we're referred to the committee on
elections. Davis of Ky presented remonstrance
from Louisiana against the admission of the dele
gates. Lipcolns message would not be delivered
until Tuesday. sF "
James Speed, of Kentucky, appointed attorney
general Of the United States has arrived ia Wash
ington
a bill has been introduced in the Louisiana
Yankee Senate declaring that all persons in the
State not having more than one-fourth of negro
blood shall be recognized as whites.
The yankee newspapers are very anxious to- hear
from Sherman. ,.--.-
Gold 10 New York, on the 9Th, 230.
Matters around Plymouth, NJ CA letter in
the Phiadel phia Inquirer says:
Commodore Macoub reconnoiterod the Roanoke
river last week. He found an abandoned fort ten
miles from Plymouth. The guns were in position,
but spiked. The rebels were found strongly en-
trenched at Rainbow Bluff, twenty miles above
Plymouth This is naturally strong position,
and the rebels are busly engaged in building for
tifcations to render it still more formidable. A
new ram of rebel manufacture has been built and
finished on the Neuse river. She is known to be
larger and heavier than the Abemarle. She may
be expected to pay gunboats visit at any day.
Admiral Porter has everything in readiness to give
this new ram fitting reception. q. =.
a Yankee Democratic paper says Lincoln was
not worth five thousand dollars on the day he was
inaugurated He now contesses that he is worth
five millions of dollars! Has old Abe been learn
ing to be QnartermsSter,
The banking establishments of Vicksburg have
been closed by order from the General Treasury
Agent, Col. VIM. P. Mellen, who decides that un-
der the law Of Congress such Institutions are not
permitted in iusurrectionary States.
Yankee account Of the Fight at Graham utNe,
). C-The Port Royal Yankee papers, in their
report CT the fight, admit loss on their side of
between 500 and 1000 killed and wounded Their
loss IN officers was particularly severe. The 55th
MASSACHUSETTS (negro) regiment lost its colonel ard
nearly every company officer A detachment of
the 10th P:nnsy lsania of about 200 men, from
Fort Pulaski, lost four officers killed and thirty five
prlvates killed and wounded. They acknowledge
bad defeat, but attribute it to overwhelming
numbers. The force collected from the dffe-
rent garrisons 10 the Department. and the expedi-
ton planned and commanded by Gen. Foster him
self -.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13
VIRGINIA..

The General Assembly of Virginia convened on
Thursday last. Governor Smiths message was
read on Friday. 1t protests against the doctrine
which would give able bodied men the right to
walk about untouched amid the great suffering aud
desulation around us, and urges that the entire
male population of the State may be embodied for
the purpose of cooperating in our great struggle.
He recommends the authorizing the issuance Ola
proclamation warning Virgiuians in foreign pans
to return without delay under the penalty of the
confscaton Of their property He discusses the
question Of ploying negro troops, and says "tr
my part standing before my God and country
do not hesitate to say that would arm as many of
our able-boded slave population as may be necss-
sary and put them in the field so as to have then
ready for the spring campaign, even if it should
result in freeing those thus organized. He would
employ them to fight the negro forces Of the enc
my. With TIE Yankees themselves, the question
is, whether they shall slaves against US CT
use hem against them"
The Governor recommends that the State boz
the gold of the banks TO purchase Confederate
currency at twenty for one, to be returned at the
end Of the war He also recommends the regula
ton Of prices of all commodities by law.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13

Court OF fleds ana QuaTlfT oeSSlonssoU Tam, 1861
J. c. Cobb, Executor of John Butts, deceased.
Petition to Settle Estate.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Jacob J. Butts
David Butts, Daniel Butts John ii. Shuford, SGsan E.
Colding, T. Shuford, Caroline E. Johnston, w. T.
Shuford and Geo. w. Shuford heirs law and lega-
State it is ordered that publication be made in the
Democrat, news paper published at Charlotte, n. c
notifying them to appear at the Court Honsein Lin
colnton, the 2lst day of January, 1865. when the
Commissioners appointed By Court will make the set
Element.
Witness ". Clark, Clerk of said Court, at Office,
Goth Nov. 1854
49Gt] adv SO. w. R. CLARK, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13

Chas Strong, a committee appointed by the Deputv
Provost Marshal of the Gulf Department to inyc:.
ligate the condition of the Presbyterian and Ban
tist Churches of New Orleans report "penty If
disloyalty among church officers and church peo,lo
generally" They complain that "Rev Benz. N
Palmer, together with six out of eight Of the ruin
elders of said church, rebels 10 the largest sense
of the word and tina. of said elders, there is oniv
one reliable man, to wit: A Mulln" 1t is r..
CONNIE nded that their places be filed with minis.
tiers Ito be specified by the Lincoln War Depart
ment"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13

FROM EASTERN CARoLINA-We learn that tho
enemy, some three hundred strong, landed from
their gun boats in Chowan river, on Sunday last,
and proceeded to Murlreesboro', in Hartford
county, where they destroyed all of our Commits.
sary Stores aud carried off number Of horses aud
mules-RdLeigh Conservative.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13
BANK STOCK, &c.

On the 18th ofDccember next, will sell ONE HUN,
DRIED SHARES OF STOCK in, Union Bank of Char
lesion s. c., belonging the Estate of James Latta,
deceased Also, Certificate of per Bond for
$ll50 By order ofAdminstrator de 6onus of said
James Lata, decd The Stock will be sold for North
Carolina Bank Bills. S. A. HARRIS,
Nny %. 1854 st Apetioneer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13

EAST TENNEssEE-As our readers already
know, General Breckenridge drove the enemy from
Bulls Gap to Strawberry Plains, distance of
nearly forty miles, capturing about 700 prisoners,
large number of wagons and teams, ambulances,
and immense supplies Of every description
Among other things, the boys got good supply
OF sugar and coffee.
Our forces now hold all of East Tennessee above
Strawberry Plains, and shalnot be surprised if
they hold right smart slice of it below that point
before many days. -AsheUiUe NeWs.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13
Salt! saIt!! SaIt!!!

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT, |
Charlotte, n. c., Nov 2sth, 1865.
The Subsistence Department will exchange SALT for
Bacon and Beef giving five and half pounds Of Salt
for pound of Bacon. and and three-hfh pound
of Salt for pouad of Beef The Salt is good, dry
Virginia Salt and is believed TO be equal to the Liver
pool for curing meat.
L. NJ. LOWE,
Major and Dist Com, ID Diet n. @.
nnrE
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13

All persons who have made their returns Of
Wheat, Oats, Rye Hay and Wool, requested TO do
by the 10Th of December the Assessors will be
com PEELED to visit their premises and make the
ment for them. JAS j. BLACkWOOD,
.... w. NJ. STITT, .sst1 .....
Assessors Tax-in-K Kind, Mecklenburg county, N. c
Charlotte, Nov %, 1864 3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13
NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified rs ExecutriI Of The
last Will and Testament of Samuel NJ. Withers, de-
ceased at the October term, 1864 OF Aecklcnbnrg
county court all persons having claims against The
Estate of said Tesator repaired to present the same
for ayment within the time prescribed by law this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
MARGARET NJ. WRITER'S,
Nov % 1894 lm-pd ExecurR.