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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

DIX. J. HOU WNN",
nHYSlCTAN SURGEON. OCULlST AID
Artist. Office AMI residence 100 BRADY 1t /,
between Fourth and F,tl, davenport fla-u
JAMES +. LANE. go" - -
LANE Il DAY,
TrORNEYS Ar LAW. OFFICE IN "a VI.
n P.rrs'-n.w blo.k. opposite the P''st ofce
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
No. 63l Arch 81.

10 NJ II - - Dv rA
(Sucosssors to q. u. Jasksos u Col
e For saIs By Druggists aed IJsaise. n -.
sfy 800 in UsitsS 61asea. epl-eedAvi1
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-11
Esead'qrs Deserve, ". g.,
RALEIGH, Sept. 18th, 1851

NALElGH, sept. 18TH, 1871.
GENERAL ORDERS. no. II.
/ Enrolling Officers III forward to The Conmandan Of
ConscrpS with the ast possible delay, duplicate Muster
Rolls OF the Cumpanis formed of detailed men.
ii. Presidents and Supriutcnd, ns Of Railroads. Tx
press Companies, and all Contractors earnestly request
ed to report tn the Enrolling Officers all detailed
exempt i'll their employ, whose services not ndpcns
bic to tcm who BE- substtut, 10y Senior Reserves
Ill Enrolling Officers. officers of the Reserves and Pro-
vOst Nashals made responsible that all officers and sol
dicrs coming within their respective Jurisdictions, pro-
prry absent from their commands Officers improperly ab
sent will be reported TO these Headquarters all others
absent will be sent to the camp, for transmission 10
their Regiments or Companies.
~. All officers and soldiers assigned 20 light duty in
this State, except such permanently disabled viii
present themselves the last day Of each month for REX.
animation and renewal Of certificate, TO the nearest Med-
cal Board 1t is made the duty of all commanding objects
of such TO that they sent TO their respective
commands immediately, if they without the necessary
medical certificate renewed from time TO time herein Of
dcrcd
v The Commandant Of Couscrpts will forward to these
Headquarters without delay. duplicate Muster Rolls o the
companies of Supporting Force, oganzed under nsiruc-
tons from the Bureau Of Cons cpton, together with are
port of the present position Of each
BY command Of Lieut. Gen. HOLMES
JNO w. UlNSDALE, A a. Gent
October g
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-11
THE CONFEDERATE VICTORY
al the Vtrgfnta Salt Works.

The advance into South western Virginia by the
enemy was made in two columns. One came from
Tennessee towards Bristol and consisted of four
regiments 1.-TWO white and two negro) under the
command of Acting BrigaderGeaeral Carter, a
notorious Tennessee renegade. The other came
from Kentucky, through Cumberland gap, and
numbered eight thousand men, under General
Burbridge. They were to form junction in
Tazewell county, and then move Saltvie. On
Friday, however, before getting to the Virginia
line, Carter was attacked by General Vaughan four
miles from Carter station, en- the East Tennessee
and Virginia railroad, driven to the station, and
there routed. The column Of General Burbridge
halted at Richland, in Russell county, Virginia,
Friday, and there waited the arrival of Carter
AS he did not FOR the best Of reasons, arrive,
Burbridge moved forward on Saitville, after pre-
viouSly starting raidng party of five hundred
cavalry to 90 around to Wythevle and cut the
Vir. na and Tennessee railroad at that point He
arrived at Saltve on Sunday, and at noon assault
ed osr works about three miles from the town.
The assault bloodiy repulsed, and, after brief
interval, renewed with still more disastrous
repulse. He then retired at night, leaving about
seven hundred killed and wounded in our hands.
Our loss was fifteen killed aud seventy wounded.
The following is an official dispatch from General
EchoIs
SALTvILLE, October 8, 1854.
we "Hlppeu the eHeHIy pduy mere SeottiuoJ'
and he has retired in confusion, leaving his dead
and wounded in our hands-amopg them a briga-
dier general and good many officers. There were
two three regiments of negro troops, which were
badly cut up. The reserves and detailed men act
ed splendidly. The enemy's force was about six
thousand near as we coul! estimate. We are
in hot pursuit.
JOHN ECHoLs, Brig. Genl
The party which started for Wytheville got as
far as Tazewell Courthouse, and have not been
heard from since-The defeat of Burbridge,
coupled with the failure of Sheridan to reach
Lyuchburg, are two disasters which will make
marked change ill Grants plans Had Sheridan
reached I.ynchburg, and SaltviIle. been captured,
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad would have
constituted line Of communication for getting
supplies through Cumberland gap, which would
have been most advantageous to the enemy, and
which would have greatly facilitated the grand plan
of Thinking General Lee, by way OF the south side,
aud cutting the roads leading south from Rich
mond-Richmond Dispatch.
The victory at the Salt Works is very important
to the country at large.
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COm,criul .YOfIce.
CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICE I'm
ctr.t-l.rN- y C.. Srpt, ~,

CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICE. 9Th district,
StITgBrRY " e., SrPt ~, "a. !
General OIdrrs. Number %.
~, ...: e roraI Enrolling Officers j. called to
o,;,ia n, a. g. o. requiring the Medical Examining
Roards 70 make a tour Of Thea respective bisincis
"a lJ E,,r,Iing Officers III carefully prepare roll
N rs,,os in ili-fr spcctiTc COuL,g. briwCcn the
' On aud Gtr years, who have been heretofore
- or recommended for duty in any q the Depart
Is # III Government by Surgeons certificate. All
nerSons yhoa aes appear thrse rolls required 10
appcar before said Board in order that their papers may DO
revised al the following times and places, Viz:
AT Shelby. Cle:ycland county, Oct. 9th, 9th, 7th
- LiucontoB, Lincoln county, Oct ION and Ilth.
- Dallas. Gasinn county. Oct. 10Th and l4ih.
- Monroe. Union county, Oct. 18th. l9lh 2Oth
Charlotte Meckenburg county, Oct I'D, oath, 25h
aud 2Gth.
Concord CabaGrus county, Oct 9th and 2Sh.
Newton Caiawba county, Oct 3lst and LIST Il @dNo
III Sick and wounded soldiers will have oppor'nh'
iy to have their iuIoughs acted upon. by Orderoi
Ist LIEUT.. J. N PRlOk
ChafE o. 9Th Congressional DisH'eh
September 26, 1864. It.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-11
Valuable Plantation for Rent.

will expose to the highest bidder, the 18th Oct
1864 the Plantation belonging TO the heirs Of Mrs A.
~ Rca, deceased. The Plantation adOins W. J.. Rob
inson, WIN. Ross, and others. Said place is in good
repair and under a high state Of cultivation. IL has
il 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 tie let day OF jan
uary ls65. Terms made known on day Of Sale.
". p. ROBINSON, Guardian.
Scp.cmbcr -, 1864. 4Ipd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-11
BY EULALIE.

BY EULALIE.
saw her in her bridal dress,
heard her speak the marriage VOW,
Her check aglow with loveliness,
The orange wreath upon her brow.
L saw her lean hpon his arm,
With all a womans trusting grace;
Secure she felt from earthly harm,
His heart Was her safe dwelling place.
But ali! this "cruel war" o'ercast
The sunshine of domestic bliss,
Joys sparkling cup-how oft, alas!
Is dash'd with dregs of bitterness
Her husband heard the bugIe's cry,
And hastcd at his country's call,
To molly stand or bravely die,
For Liberty to rise or fall
Ah! how her tender heart did pine
For his proud smile aud fond caress,
Loves winning graces all to twine,
And chase the shades of loneliness.
And soon her youthful, fragile form
Dropped like the flower of noontide's ray,
Consumption as the cankerworm
Her vitals seized as Lawful prey.
Day after day the hectic glow
Cleaned brightly on her lily cheek;
While christian grace did softly throw
Its radiance DER her spirit meek
Her love difused potent spell
Ger all who CLUSTERED round he- way;
Emotious pure her breast would swell
That all might own Mcssiah's sway.
Her days were Numbered, we'll she knew,
And with Faiths eagle piercing eye,
She saw beyond the ether blue
Her mansion in the upper sky.
And thus she gently pass'd away,
Ji'st as aurora ting'd the east,
Her spirit dropped the mortal clay
And joined the bliasful marriage feast
How peaceful is her drcamless bed,
Where silent Mght,dews gently weep,
AND springs first flowers their odprs shed,
And stars their constant vigis keep.
And there kind friends shall often meet,
And with Loves garlands wreathe her tomb,
Affections tears most pure and sweet,
Her memory ever shall perfume.
ToodlaEn Va
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STEsSEED.

From my Pasture in April last, in Union county.
Cow and Tcaring. The Cow is black and White
spotted nIulcyibe Ycarling IS red. They raised
at Philip Richardson's \ reward of SO will be given
for their recovery Any information may be addressed
to me at Slevcns Mile, Union county. ,,
j. r. CUTHBERTsOH.
Scpten Der ~ 1904 lrnpd
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From the Asheyillc News.
IN MEMORIAM.
Frs Rosage a. Bariagrr (rye Of Gcn. Rgrus Rarrnger)
died January Is, 1864.

ooh! snatch'd away in beauty's bloom,
On her shall press no pond'rous tomb;
But ON her turf shall roses rear
Their leaves the earliest of the year"
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George IL Venablc, miss Catharim Vance.
Egeaa'Gr. Escxe-ye. ~. O.,

EALEIGn, Sept 9Th, 1864. {
GENERAL ORDERS No. TO-
Paragraph l. General Ol1rrs, No Z, Headquarters Re-.
serve, current s"rrs; hereby modified to exclude
from its operation all persons who members Of the $50
cicty of Friends"
by command of Lieut. Gen. Homrs.
JNO. w. HINSDALE, A A. Grn.
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D Alexander, mrs Corneia Alexander, mrs f
Alexander, mrs Mary Alexander, Andrew Alexander
mrs Dorcas Alexander ,, John dc Alexander, Mat
tie p Alexander, Col Alexander, Edwin \ lcxauder,
mrs Martha NJ Alexander, g RAnkor, Lieut. " Arnold,
J l. Allen, j Ayres, Nancy Axan, Samuel
Adams, Willie ii Amber, l. Austin, Rufus IL Aber-
nathy, George Alien, VIM Adkins.
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LAST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Charlotte Oct. 9TH
1864. Persons calling for any OF these letters will
say they are advertised.
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+ J Irwin.

johnson ?, mrs Deborah Johnston, miss Eliza
Johnson, Dir Johnson, Lewis Jutop, VIM II johnson,
mrs NJ C. johnson. Burton Jones Cicero Jones. q
Jones' 7 II Jones, Martha Jones mrs Janison, mrs
jane Jami=on, Dr Geo Jones
K
capt j. P knight . D Kirkpatrick 2, mrs Jane MIST
Kennedy Henry Kennedy mrs n Knox, ID J L Knox,
David Keener, Thomas Knowles Alexander Reeve, l.
Krider Chas \ Kas,crs, { Kern
L
" Ii,,Ie . VIM Long 2. s " Little, mrs Camilla
J;tt1a I 4, Lanrl,orn mrs Sarah Ledwel, mr. James
Lewis James Lenry, Philip Logan 2, col N Lewis,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-11

YELLOW FEVER At NEWBERN.-We are again
in possession OF reliable information that the ell
low fever is raging 10 Newbern With uuabated fu-
~. We learn that Mr James W Bryan an old
citizen of Newberu and lang distinguished law
yer Of this State and also his wife have fallen VIC
tins to its rayagcs. We learn further that some
six or more persons who went to Newbern, by last
flag Of truce, have received passport from. Bronze
Jack to pass beyond Lincoln's domnons, and;
and have Gone-doWn spout- GoLdsboro Jour
nal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-11

IA We learn from correspondent of the Fay
etteville Carolinian that man was convicted at
Robson Court of distilling and sentenced to four
months imprisonment and fined $1,000 His
Honor Judge Gillian presided
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-11

MCCLELLANS PEACE POLIcY-The Louisville
Press says Chas. A WickHtf, of Kentucky, stated
in Baltimore that Mcclellan assured him two days
in advance Of his letter OF acceptance, that il he
(McCeiIan) were elected, not a gun should be
fired at the rebels after the 4th of March
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-11

'MCCLELLANs CHANCES IN THE ARMY.-One
of our friends tells US, that he conversed, yeser-
day, with several Of the officers who were passing
here, route, for the South as prisoners, in re-
gard to the next election for the Presidency Oft
Northern Government They all agreed though
from different parts of the North, that Gen Me
Clollan viii get decided and very great majority
over Mr Lincoln in the different armies, that he
will carry Sberman's almost unanimously; and
that in Grants he will be ahead They said the
New England States we're the principal States
which would support Mr. Lincoln, that the most of
the others would give Gen. Mcclellan majority
n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-23

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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES,

Our Letter A Family Sewing Machine
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SOLDIERS

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HELMBOLD'S
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MILLINERY GOODS.

MISS 4. PERRIE has just received her Spring
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