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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
Ala.I.nerr.

REYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
IA WHEELS.
Competent nrn rnyrf 81 mcclure wars uaAo
and put in i.1rf-, -. asl Ffa-tt-
TALIrtJT s USDERiIi l. l7o 81 l~d g-y feys- York
c,TTAMBOAT ENSiSE FOX So E.--One
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f..t stroke 81 good orier. hpply 20 . -
&. W. CO3tLAED No. III broadway.
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Uonartnership Notices.

dissolution -The firm Of TAYLOR, |
BROWN & Co, was. dissoveo ON he eth inst by Ile
I-a al (eo IL Brown. Tie buaness Of Il" ire hrm VII
K ssteo by the surviving par,ners a. No 20 Broad
- se''"' - ~ }. MOORE TAYLOR
NJ V,,k Oo. .. 1861 GEO. n. LIN iNGSNON /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
6teamboats ano Railroads.

'OVERLAl.D ROUTE to CALIFORNIA,
~ reooencd under ehcen mi ,ary protection No Indians
IL the country through which THE cosc1cs pas &
e,ve A rcH!sON kansas dily ioT pENNEk, OtNihAL
CIrY. GREAT SALT LAhE WASHpE snd CALlrOf.'
MA csrr-r che great through mails a. assensei y.
49,. Aau, and pashc slater olnrolns Al San LAKE 1y
Will y rl7 mail coach lines TO the preP pal pont' HIdslo'
Montana end O'eeon.
Tnroush on schedule time. .. - ., p,
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friends buy tickets nel. al hess rltcs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

IUD-o. aIvra RAILa0AD-tssl'1AsT crrfHiEtEs
mrs. q (,-TfcI SO. o. WAaaLs s1E-rs. y. "
HUDSGN RIVER RAILROAD FOR Al
4 BASY AND TROY, connecting IL Trans NORM AND
Net r.'.e cave !rol4 fhafnlrrf street..
FY,,.'. z .. M Ip-..s-iiH Trains. II 30
Way a - g e. m Express. and so 2. ln
1910 a. "a. g. 0,4ip a. sing sing II an '.ie y u.
Poker q Train, and v.sy LaIJto"n 4FA'n ''+V y ID
p.u ts--- t,ft.
u Gov o. Train has Seeus Cara alto h,i nom ~
SGT trots r. Buaslo and su..ens0a Budss without
change. 49,, o.,
m J. NJ TJUCEY As-;. slpt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
Trliok FasIrm Tor Rent

ON Shares other se Of about eleven acres situate
~ miles from Wim inRton, the kennett turnpike.
jan. l5-6t Z. l. DUPONT, u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
DELAWARE STEAM PLASTER
ANN RORE MILLS

WLLAW ANE bIEAM FLAbTEN
AND BONE MILLS,
Office removea TO No. 203 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
VIM. A. ROUD,
Successor to C. STROUD & SON, Manufacturer Of
StrOud's superior hone Dust.
Conceded to he the best in point Of neness and purtv
nov manuacured and the only reliable artificial tauuia
In the Market. Also manufacturer Of
GROUND AND CALCINED PLASTER,
MEATS FOOT OIL &c.
The bONB DUST can be bought al the following III ea,
and Als0 Of the manufacturer
CULhERr & BROTHER, S. corner NJ Front and
Orange streets Wiminaton, bel.
EDWARD H0D0KINs, Avondale Pa
EDWIN M. STEVENSON, Dover, Del
GEO. CHANDLER North Rast, Nd
DAVID SCOTT BRO, ElktOn Md
JOHN PARTRIDGE :" novSly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
NEW Lager BEER IALOON
JOHN MoLEAk & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
EXchanpa Rrolrars

No, ll7 Market street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING,
DEEDS, BONDS MoRTGAGBs, 30, &o., promptly and
accurately drawn. ''' w
PROMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED
STOCKS AND LOANS OF all kinds bought and sold on
eonmasion In this city the Brokers B0ards ln P
delphiA, nov York other cities by mean Of cores
ponding bIokera who are all firms Of high Btaudinr
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on st,,els n,
oAns purchRIed abroad, the regular bros ers
OF one quSier per cent being divided between ousyos
and our agents.
DRAfls-we draw on PHILADELPHIA New York or Bos.
ton and procure drama other American cities al the
lowest rates Of exchange. - N'
FoRklGN DkAPTsl-Wo draw on Great Britain. Ira
and, Germany and ever, other country In Burope
on houses OF undoubed standing, In to suit our
BXChAHGE-Foreign or Domestic--bought and sold
AZ the most favorable rates lowed by he market
York ~ w 4'e"
REAL. ESTATE We attend to the purchase and rale
Of Resi- Estate In town or enunry and respectfully vtte
purchasers or sellers to give call We rent houses
ton Of their rents
CoLLECllONS-Our correspondence enables us 10
reach any prominent point In America or ia any foreign
country, through the most reliable thannat ur fadiI
ties iOr making collections therefore complete and
consequently persons aVAng themselves Of them NAV be
onhdent that their business will ho faithfully and
etoInlly attended to, charges arc as low As ara
made by sny reliable parties "
every case where employed our aim Ia TO do
ne nest for the interest OF rustumers and wa soe
ne patronage Of our ieuds and tho public gsnor Aly
IAN JOHN hcLkAH gUN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
Simms' Cholera syrup,

For The rapid Of DiarrhGa Dysentery Cramps Collie
Cho.ramorbus, Weakness et the Bowels, Chronic Dar
rh ga and diseases o the Bowels frequent oosenees
Cholera lntintum and summer diseases Of children.
wide is the teli Of usefulness of this remedy and 40
numerous the subjects Of its cures that nearly every
part OF the country abound in persons publicly known
who been restored from alarming and desper
ats diseases as Dsarrhoea &c. When once tried ts s
peioriy all other preparations Of Its kind is 10 ant
10 observations aud when Its virtues known III
public no longer hesitate what remauy TO employ for the
distressing and dangerous complaints, incident to the
warm and sutry seasons while many inferior remedies
offered the community have fied aud been discarded
This preparation hasgined friends oEsywhers and every
trial only estimates II higher in the favor Of the afflicted
and unfortunate everywhere. II has failed in sin,
Gle case o army Darrhoea II cured soldier In Iaxng.
ton Kentucky who had been discharged ncnrabe one
bottle performed this cure; it given 10 him by Mr.
Phillips. of Irandywine Hundred II the administration
would ase such article this Instead Of opium piF
there wond be able bodied soldiers in the field than
there now II e0rtsins OPIUM at at Price y cents
per bottle Sold bs dealers generally. Prepared only by
Dr j. stMMs 4 son, Phj clans and O. rlniqs, 9Th and
King Streets Wilmington, Del sold by b. =. burton and
Caweil s son. Dover. and dealers generally. stni
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin

II. X. BrlnghurSt's Bulletin.
Wholesale dnd Retail BragJist (3l7) Fourth and
Market street,
Il, Brughursrs 3l7 Market street
BRuWNa BRONCHIAL TROCHBS one Of ths best
articles for diseases ofhe throat &e r. Bringhurss
Drug store.
TowNsENDs sARsAPARILLA, fresh stock lust re.
ceived and fur sale by II K Brnghurst, ApotheeAry
WlsHARrs Zine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough PREPARATION 10 he had At II. H. Bnghutsts Drug
Store.
srAPF0RDs OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling At ~ r. BringhuratH Drug store,
Mrs. MlNs;.uw's SOOTHING SYRUP now in great
demand for children tenthing, at II. Il. lrlnghursts
FLAsks tor sporismen-l have hne assortment Of va
rinns sizes from y pint to pint have Just imported
them aud they the uest quality Of Dixuns rlasks-
II. K. Brlnghurst, Jl7 Market street.
BRANDY and WlllSkEY selected pure and Of ape
quality for medical purposes, by IL. Il. Brnghurst
FLAGu'S RELIEF for the Immediate relief OF palm nj
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In Whining
A. NJ
COLD CREAM for ehapped hands or lips for sale In
any quantity, by II 4. Briughurst
hurHt's - 50 ''-s
HosTETTERs BiTrERs, they give general sai.as,,or
ard are now Ia groat vogue" II. H. Bringhurat
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware.
lOhialsAL MlLl URRsk, 8e.l

AphlulhAh NlLl Gkhhk, 0cl
THIS Company Continues to oter to the people Della
ware its superior advantages OF Insurance against loss
risks
The InshtuOn is by over % years expert.
enee In and attention to the OF Mutual
lbens the hrst % Introduce the principle into stAte
by reasoq OF which, il Is believed the Managers have
heen enabled so TO adjust aud discriminate between the
ulereat varieties Of property, render the member
snip among the most equia De in character the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
~ taxes credit To ITSELF tht its payments OF losses
oean 50 prompt aud bers that in % years business
losses reachns over SOOUJJ, single Of itiga
ton mas oecurred, aud scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties Insured.
Looking more To thr safety than the number and
amount Of it, risks it hiss declined Hundreds OF Thou
SANDS OF Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring too
great an amoant IN sugle dsG Offering unit Oh
Jeets Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution
lp thls maanrr t il eonseVsd II las the safest and
most select st Of insuranceE IN proportion the amount
over Six Millions OF DolliIs, any other COMPANY
within reasonable range.
AseFiiehte q tnis hiss only reduced the rate of
Insurance. AT all umes nodaIHte nue.sixth duriut te
lsst Two years, bu presents clear surpl1 pJ nj
s9oV1o t security agiiust auy assessment on the
Notes which snni by the iesnrt 10 Scrip CertifcAt OF
the bhnnfes dne to each member, being issued " hi
be paYhs interest to them from January 1852 al tbs
ave OF per cent per annuin hus making still fartlo
1t commenced the year 1867 with real protection IN
the community in Deposit Notes s950O01
S''f'us 'un" 5O,010
Total protection, saoo ooo
Its the work Of the Farmers Delaware aud as such
they ought o pAtruutze
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
a GARD.

The subscribers having be- deuAed with the eslabi
lishment OF Edward L. Rice, have purchased the store
which he has Occupied together with the entire stock
nNtures pnrposns to continue the same business They
respectfully solicit continuance Of the public patronage
which has been literally bestowed upon the former
proprietor. HARLAN 4 BROTHER,
No. East Second street, Wilmington, Del.
j. MARSHALL HARLAN,
ENooH l.. HARLAN. my 2o-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
sAPoNIFlER! sAPoNIFIER
Strawberries!
valuable Fnrms tor sn1o

NO. l-situats in Delaware County anl state of D..
IN sylvania containing 10 acres, near the enl 80 Xxx
cord Turnpike, quarter mile from said Turupke ,li,in
ing Mr.. Reese Perkins land ' Jun
NO a-siiuaia in lover edge NJ Concord Township ,
taiuinE 80 seres sdi lining Mr.. Job Hopes land .i n
co acres Alth feni buildings Terms. r4a, ,ouabls Vi
mare too Matl.t st,,.t ,g,tnd.-LE ,nh LIE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
No Pain attends their operation
sIMMs' VEGETABLE LIVER Pills

They operate without gripping, sickening weakening or
leaving tho bowels cuEve, and there disease of the
liver that hese pills will not If medicine will reach
At ALL So specifically is their operation on the Liver
that they have long since received the merit Of the res
Family Physc. They are perfect anlidoie for sick
Headache.
The Rev W. c. Robinson, of the PHILADELPHIA NJ. n
Conference speaks them the best Pills he has eve,
used besides many others might refer to; elegantly
sugar coated % cent box Ave boxes for 81 Prepaf
ed only by SIMMS SON, Physicians and Chemists 4th
aud King Streets. Wilmington, Del.
Sold by D. =. Burton Cowgirl Son, Dover; Hammers
foulk, Milford Simpson, camdon dealers and gtore
lanr llv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
c-,- - 7 IIsHIutHT-I IaoE NIIANPE.
Secretary aud Treasnrer--RoBsRr MccABF, NJ. D.
DIRECTORS:

Bli Wilson, Braudywiue Hd; James beaplain. Chrs,i
ana Hui James Webb. samuel Barr, y. C. stntsenbur,
ana Jesse sharpe, Wilmington Hd.; Robert McCsbe Nill
Creek lidi duhn +, Williamson, White CLAY Greek i'd
George Janvier, New Castle lld Curtis b. Ellison Pen
eader Hd'i John .. Clark, kuI Lion Hd.; VIM lemnl.
smyfnu James II. Burnhan St. Georges HI; Chsrles
~ fsmns, Felsr T. Clusey, Milford; ueury Todd DoYsr
AuENTs-As we'll for receiviar aptlirstIons s, i,.,
HneaR dues Of manlbors, " "'u''
- Eli Wilson, Brandywne Hi; Robert McCabe, Mill
greek lld.; JAMES Delaplain, ChrstianA Id; John +
Williamson, White Clay Creek Hi; Curtis H. Ellison
psnesde5 ma Red Lion 81 Georges, and APpo4uinmint
iundfsds; Joseph Y. Grihth smyrna; James Crippeu
New Castle ild; Charles r. Fleming Mlfori charlss
Tunnel deorse'own' Henry Todd Dover,
communications on general business addressed to the
undersigned Wilmington, will receive immediate s,ten
ion "''eA
se ROBERT MoCABE NJ. D.. ssore,srv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-12
Z. GARRETT,
DAGUERREOTYPIST
No. 66 Market Street.
WILMINGTON. DBL.

4ftA1tEs
THOSE In want ~ yer lIatcl War. such ~. D.,
Pitchers silver Patsd Tea Sets s. var Plated e, i,e
Silver Plsted Forks and Spoons d. H. viii do W.,
e1amino the stock Just received aud ff 81 low ly "
TlloS. y DE EuHNANuIg
~ 3o- 'tkst Stree.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
FROM PETERSBURG.

The Express of Saturday says: yesterday of
the most quiet days along the lines partially encircing
Petersburg, which have known for several weeks.
There picket firing and but very few discharges Of
cannon So profound aud noted this quiet, that
excited much CONNIE Mt. and many the inquiries to
its cause. Without claiming to know the real cause,
think may safely suggest SO long have the
baans been confronting each other and constant and
ncessant has been tie firing, that they doubtless
RED with the monotony which it has produced and have
determined upon change. be itcver brief Not few
however insist upon it, that in the midst of
that lu which always prccedes storm, and all such an
ticipate hot work a very early day"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
COEnscs5Da Notice.
CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICE. Sth district,
SALISBURY, n. C., Sept, "a, ga.
General ri, re NuInl,;,r

CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICE. 6th district,
SALISBURY, N. C., Sept, "a, '64.
General Orders. Number 50.
T. The attention of Local Enrolling Officers is called to
Circular No 45, c. o., requiring the Medical Examining
Boards to make of their respective Districts.
H. Local Enrolling Officers will carefully prepare roll
ages of and fly years, who have been heretofore
DISCHARGED for duty i'll any OF the Depart
ments Of the Government by Surgeons certificate All
persons whose appear thu SC rolls are required to
appear before said Board in order that their papers may be
revised at the following times and places, VIZ:
At Shelby Clcaveland county, Oct. 5th 9Th, 9TH.
I.ncolnton, Lincoln county Oct 10Th and 18th.
Dallas CASTOR county. Oct. 18th and l4h.
Monroe. Union county, Oct 18th. 18th, Goth.
Charlotte, MccElenburg county, Oct. 22d, oath, 25h,
and 2th.
Concord. Cabanus county, Oct. eth and 28th.
Newton Caawba county. Oct 3lst and LIST & ID Nov
III Sick and wounded soldiers will have rpportlin-
ity have their furloughs acted upon By Order OF
1st Lieut.. J. n PRIOR,
Chief E. O. 9Th Congressional District
September 26 1864. DIT.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
PRESIDENT DAv1s.-This distinguished person

PRESIDENT DAyIs.-This distinguished person
age passed through Charlotte Wednesday last
Notwithstanding heavy rain was falling at the
time a large concourse of our citizens assembled at
the Depot to greet the President of the Confederate
States. He was introduced to the assemblage by
VIM Johnston, Esq, in an appropriate speech. The
President then spoke for Is or 20 minutes. saying
that he was happy to meet the people of old Neck
1enburg whose ancestors were known in history as
the foremost and staunchest friends of freedom;
that, no matter who made the first written decara-
sion of independence, it certain that the people
Of this section were the first to defy British author
tv and declare themselves free that the present
struggle for liberty from yankee tyranny proved
that the spirit of the sircs of Is and IT still actua-
ted their descendants North Carolina, said the
President was sometimes deriaively called the old
Rip Van Wrinkle State but he could say that she
was behind none in performing her duty in the pre-
sent struggle for independence; she may be slow to
engage in u quarrel, but she would be the last to
surrender or abandon the fight; her were fore
most in the first battle Of the var rcat Bethel, and
they were foremost in the last fight Petersburg,
Rcams' Station The good old State had faithfully
sustained tho Conscript law and was behind none
in affording men and means to sustain the war; he
thanked the people Of North Carolina for what they
had done, and begged them to stand firm they
were doing, and the day of peace and independence
would surely dawn upon If every would
do his duty, and those who able would rush to
arms, Grant and Sherman could be crushed and the
war speedily ended. He would say first second
and third, let every who possibly be spared
20 to the field, let abSentees return to their coors
immcdatrl and receive the promised pardon, and
lei al! do everything in their power to push forward
the cause of independence, and all will be well. To
E. Il Il. @I,xI,
assistance, and hoped that God would crown
the efforts of people with great success, and
store peace to the land and grant independence.
We have much reason to be thankful for what He
has done for us-ct take courage and press on
to victory.
The President appeared to be in good health and
spirits, and his little speech seemed to crafty and
please all who heard it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
Wanted for N. C. soldiers.

STATE OF NORTH SAROLIhA.
Subsistence Department, Raleigh, Sept ~, loo4.1
wish to purchase for the benefit q North Carolina Sol
ders in the trenches around Petersburg, lsn fo1ioes
80, ,ed ticIes are requested to furnish them 10
49, .y of be following named Agents: Major James
ST. =; f;reeusboro John L Brown, Cbarlotte Jno ID
I, salisbury: Nurdock, IIillsborO; 1t A Boy
dsU Wadcsboro g II White, Staiesyille
GEN. THOS d. HOGG,
co,t II 1864 It Maj. & G. 8.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
sr0p TEE EEaEEE.

Stolen from the subscriber soldiers wife, on Fri
day night the 10th inst, SORREL HORSE, four
years Old last Spring. six miles south OF Monroe Union
County, n. G.
This horse has a white stripe in his face all of his
legs has some white upon them hind leg The white
is much higher up than the rest No other mAks are
recollccted ANY information given will be thankfully
received will give $50 reward for the apprehension
of the horse so can get him again. and $50 for the
thief
Septeuber 10, 1864.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
Valr.nlIc Pinntafion Cnr Kenf.

will expose the highest bidder the 18th Oct,
1864 the Plantation belonging to the heirs Of Mrs. A.
VI. Rea deceased. The Plantation adjoins w. p. Rob-
inson, VIM. Ross, and others Said place Ia In good
repair and under high state Of cultivation. II las
it excellent Dwelling House, all necessary out
buildings, and good Well of Water. The Plantation
contains $50 acres, lying miles east Of the mile
Pump. | will give possession on the LIST day Of jan
nary 1865 Terms made known on day Of Sale.
w. p. ROBINSON, Guardian.
September TO- isG4. 4tpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27

Rev. R. j. GRAvEs.---An able and imposing
court of the Presbyterian Church. consisting of
about twelve ministers and six elders has just tried
and condemned the noted individual whose name
heads this article, for certain conduct inconsistent
with the Office of minister of the gospel. The trial
public and conducted i'll manner becoming
gentlemen and christians
The charges against him were. 1st Falsehood
End, Using the Pulpit to crafty private malice; and
3rd, Dishonorable conduct in freeing himself from
ar engagement with young lady upon false pre-
fences.
He was found guilty upon the first and third
charges and also upon of the specifications
der the second charge. The sentence was. suspen
sion from the ministry, for six months and until he
shall give satisfactory evidence of repentance
RALEIGH Confederate. OBSERVER.
This Rev r. J. Graves is the same individual
who was arrested by Government last year and
tried for treason. The charge against him then
was that he communicated to Gen. Mcclellan or to
whoever was in command of the yankee army at
that time matters calculated to injure the Confed
eracy. He was acquitted of course. as it is almost
impossible to convict any man of treason by our
laws; but everybody not satisfied that he was
innocent. 1t will be remembered that great howl
was raised against the Confederate authorities for
arresting Mr. Graves He is an Englishman.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
FsECEgVER,S NOTICE.

will sell at Newton Monday 2lth October, 1864,
the oncenih interest of H. X Keylor, alien enemy
in 800 of land ing ShOal Creek, in Catawba
county, joining Martin Icch9wer and others.
Terms. Cash confirmation Of the sale by the Con-
fedcrae Court. Note and security for purchase money
ID. SCHENCK, Receiver.
Srptemher 10 1864. 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
1.-THE PEANUTS.

OFPrcz or CHIET QULRTEREAsTER,( .
RALEIGH, 9th September, 1864. !
Post ouartermasters throughout the State are re-
oueted 10 instruct their several County Ageuts col
lect all the 1.-THE PEANUTS at some convenient de-
not on the line Of the nearest railroad early pos
sille and send information to this Office that an
A gent may be cent to receive them.
w. W. PIERCE,
Maj 4 Chief Q. M. Dist n Q.
,borI
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
FROM GEORGIA.

Macon. Sept 23--The armstice expired yestcslay
morning Rough and Ready, but there remains 7O3 Fed
erals and SOP COnedeats yet be exchanged which will
be done in a day two Sherman is supposed to have
10000 effective men. His stock is in bad plight
President Davis arrived !scre this morning. He made
speech taking hopeful view Of the FUTURE and said that
Sherman would soon be forced 20 retreat and that the
Of the retreat from Moscow in 1912, would be
ted,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27

The famous Belle Boyd was married on tho
25th of August, at the Church Of St James, Pic
adilly, London, to Lit. Samuel Wilde Hardinge,
late Of the United States Navy.
If Belle Boyd ever visits the South again sho
ought to be arrested and confined. She is nothing
but Yankee spy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
SCYTER ES.

The allotment of Grass and Gram Scyttes received
from the State for Meeklenburg county, are-poW ready
for distribution Persons who have husbands or sons
ia the army will have the preference for three weeks
quantity of Blue Stone for distribution is daily ex-
ptcted.
B. ". ALEXANDER, County Agt.
Septelnber 26, 1864. st.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
Ada,i,,:strafor's sale.

AS Administrator of Neill Wilkinson, deceased,
will sell on Tuesday the 4th of October next. the
late residence of the deceased in Charlotte, EBureau
Sofa | Bedstead, Double Barrel Shot Gnn, Piss
toll (fve-shooter), Childs Crib and Bed Artists
Revolving and other Chairs, lot Of Ambroiypc pictures
There are quite a number Of pictures Of persons in
and country which will be sold unless the orgi
mails buy them before the day of sale Terns, twelve
months credit. J. TROTTER,
Sept 10 1864 ct Admir-.