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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
Taxes Due on Lands.

STATE OF NORTH CARoLINA-UNIoN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter SessiOns Jan. Term 1864.
c. Austin, Sheriff, returned to this the follow
ing Tracts of Land for order of sale arrearageu
OF Taxes for the years 1856, 81 bs, 49, go aud 90,
viz '
One Tract belonging to James Orr, lying on Duck
Creek, containing 15 acres for 1856 tax due 81 4o
One tract belonging to .Joe Horne, on ,Goard vine
Greek, containing SO acres, for 1857 tax due 81 65.
One tract belonging to Jonathan Ross, on Richard
son Creek containing 90 acresfor 1858 due 81 60
One tract belonging to Davis, on Brown Creek
containing 357 acres,for 1859 tax due % so.
One tract belonging TO W n Gslledge, on Brown
Creek containing 80 acres, for 1859 tax due 81 90.
One tract belonging to James Plunket, on Lanes
Creek, containing 200 acres, for $50 tax due 81 80.
One tract belonging to Thos Smith, Lanes Creek,
containing zoe acres for 1882 60 62 tax due 50 Ia.
One tract belonging to r Barino, on Nsgrohead
Creek containing 1853 acres fer $50 81 due So 10.
One. tract belonging to VIM Head, on Grassy creek,
containing 02 acres for 1850 and go tax due So 06.
One tract belonging to Colson, on Grassy creek,
containing $50 acres, for 1862 tax due So SO.
One tract belonging to James Hinson on Grassy
creek, containing II acres, for 1862 tax due 80 e.
One tract belonging TO the heirs Of VIM Hinson on
Grassy creek containing 42I acres for the year
tax due So 10.
One tract belonging to Edmond Green, on Lanes
creek containing 40 acres for the year $50 and e2
tax due So os.
One tract belonging to John A Green, on Beaver Dam
creek, containing 81 acres, for 1892 tax due 81 II.
One tract belonging to the estate OF Thos Gnrston
Waxaw creek, containing 377 acres, for 1850 tax
due $40 80.
Notice is hereby given that application will be made
at the term of this Court for order to cell the
above lands for the above arrearages OF taxes.
Witness, 5rby, CLERK of our said Court ut Office,
in Monroe, the LIST Monday in January, AID, 1854.
Feb % j. y. iRBY, Clerk
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01

All persons residing in the Town of Charlotte, or
owning property therein on the first day of February
1864 hereby notified to make of their tax
able property TIE Town Clerk during this nonh OF
March.
Residents of the Town are required to give IN the
number and location of their lots, number of taxable
polls twhtes slaves and free negrees their lots
in their employ; amount of nett interest dividend &C.
received due during the year ending February lst
value of gold and silver plate and watches value of
pianos and carriages; amount of goods, wares and
merchandise, of any description brought into the town
for sale number of dogs owned their lots, and all
Commission merchants And transient traders re-
qured to return and pay amount of merchandise of
every description brought into the town for sale.
Persons failing make their by the last day
of March will be liable to double tax.
Returns received at the Office of the Clerk at the
Branch Bank of North Carolina from to p. l.,
from this date to March 81 1864.
THOS. ". DEWEY
March l. '64 1t Town Clerk.
Rss- Bulletin copy once week times.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
Charlotte S g. G. and a. Tenn. ~ %.
Railroad.

Owing to the great risk of fire and the difficulty Of
disposiDg Of eghts at the termin Of these Roads the
following orders will be strictly observed;
Shippers forbidden from putting cotton and for
age in the Depos or any platform Of this o0mpsay
without the consent OF the Agent otherwise they win
be held responsible for all damages to the company.
Shippers must agree TO promptly receive their
freghts at Charlotte, Columbia and Junction, and
move them upon delivery, especially when connecting
Roads cannot receive them, otherwise they win lose
priority of transportation
This company will not be responsible for any cotton
its for any goods after twenty hours from
their deiv in its Depots. 80.
Agents viii receipt for goods until they ready
for shipment Of the =.
The general bad order Of freghts the hazard Of Gre
and the responsibility Of this company demand that
agents strictly enforce these rules.
Feb %, 1864 II T. r. SHARP, Supt.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
DTED.

InWashington city, on the Ilth ofNov.ls63 Saml j.
Boyce Sergeant of Co. X, 30lh Regiment, aged 20
years and months. He fought in the battles around
Richmond at Boonsboro, Sharpsburg Fredericksburg,
Charlottesville, and Gettysburg but received NOR
tai wound at Kellys Ford 9TH of Nov last. He
the only surviving son of Rev Dr. Boyce Of Fairfield
District, S. c.
Capt. John G. Witherspoon Of Co. K, 30th N. c..
Regiment shot through the breast at Kelly's Ford
on the Rappahannock, in engagement on the 7th
Nov 1863 andsfied prisoner the spot few honrs
afterwards, aged Is years. lie of the late
Rev. JOHN G. Witherspoon of Irede county, and step
of Rev. DR.. Boyce. He was brave and gallant
soldier.
In.AtheHs, GA. the lth ult, Mr. Thos. A Adams,
formerly of Mecklenburg county ~ c., aged So years
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01

am prepared to receive deposits and grant receipts,
to be exchanged for four per cent Bonds, under the
act of Congress- entitled "ct to reduce The Curren
cy, and authorize the Issue of Treasury Notes
and Bonds" approved February IL 1854. Holders Of
Treasury 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 $20's SS0s and SoO's and arranged RICH side
up. Office hours firm O'Clock A. NJ, till l, r. NJ.
March |, ga A. c. WILLIAMSON, Depostary.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
FROM JoHNSToN,S ARMY.

The Kankees adUance on Gen. .Chaston's army
near Dalton and are defeated and drieen back
to Chattanooga, pursued by our carahy.
1t appears that there severe fighting last week
near Daltoa Ga, between treopa under Gen. Joe
Johnston, and the enemy under Gen. Thomas. Full
particulars have not yet been received but enough is
known to show that the yankees have been defeated,
and al last accounts were being pursued by our
cavalry.
Dalton Feb &c Yesterday, Stewards and Steven
sons divisions did the principal fighting. Breekip-
ridges old division partly engaged. The enemy
we're repulsed everywhere,' and fell back right
There was some skirmishing to-day. Two Yankee
mounted regiments, Supported by infantry DIVISION
in attempting to flank our left, occupied the gap
three miles from Dalton, on the new Lafayette Road
last night Smiths Texas brigade drove them away
this mtniag. To-day the hospital record of our loss
in wounded is 100, and eight ten killed. The Yam
KEGS captured were thirtyfve, including lieutenant
colonel, and surgeon and eight OF their wounded
The Yankee loss is otherwise unknown, but mach
greater than ours Our army is eager for general
engagement There are apprehensions that the enemy
will retreat to. night
TUNNEL HILL via Dalton Feb 27.--The enemy passed
through here hast night IL o'clock. They probably
will not make stand this side of Chickamausa One
division of Hndman's corps has reached this place.
Our winter cabins at Tunnel Hill were not destroyed
by the Federals. Several unbuFed Yankees left
on the field Our cavalry aud skirmishers adyan-
cling, and all signs of general engagement have dis
appeared.
DALTON, Feb 27-All Thursday night the enemy
were occupied in removing their dead and wounded
Their loss heavy They fell back yesterday, two
or three miles, and this afternoon, five miles beyond
Tunnel iill Wheeler is pursuing them. They robbed
the citizens of Tunnel Hill and burned several houses
LATER.-The enemy have disappeared from our front
and are retreatiEg towards Chat Gen Wheeler
is in pursuit. despatch from him. three miles this
side of Rnggold, announces the capture of several
prisoners
This Yankee force commanded by Cen. Palmer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
RANGERS NOTICE.

Was taken up about the 23d Feby, by Chas. Hinson,
living Clear Creek, Mecklenburg county, and
ed estrays Cow and calf appraised at the value
of 500. The said cow is muey, with white back
and belly small white star in the face crop off each
ear and the right ear>has slight if torn recently
by dogs. The calf is red has no marks, ami is or
weeks old. JOHN MCCONNELL,
March l, 1864. 3tpd Ranger.
Special NOtIce.--Persons taking up
stock must report to me Immediately, the law will
be enforced against them. JOHN MCCONNELL,
Charlotte March l. Ranger for Mecklenburg CO.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
FROM MISSISSIPPI.

Information has been received that Sherman was re
treating via Canton his campaign having been defeat
Smith, which cut him of from forming junction a
Okolona with Grerson. Smith is flying before Forrest
towards Memphis and being punished every step.
There was severe fighting on the 23d from Okolona
to within ten miles of Ponlooc. The enemy made re-
peated stubborn stands, but driven from their
positions. The hard fighting closed at dusk by
heavy cavalry charge by the enemys whole force, but
they were repulsed with heavy loss and completely
routed.
An official despatch from Gen Polk states that Sher-
mans forces had evacuated Meridian and were retreat
ing in two columns in the direction of sburg. 1t
is supposed that the Yankee commander finding his
designs on Mobile thwared and his cavalry reinforce
ments intercepted ana being in distress for supplies
forced to abandon his expedition and betake him
self to the desperate expedent of n retreat through
country stripped Of its supplies and laid waste by his
advance
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01

In conformity a decree Of the Court of Equity Of
Mecklenburg county, made at Fall Term 1868, in the
matter of Hugh Houston and wife, and others, for
thepurpose of making partition Of the proceeds Of
sale between the petitioners, viii expose 30 public
sale the highest bidder, executing bond with APP
proved security the public square in Charlotte on
the I'd Monday in April, 1864, on credit OF twelve
months, with Interest from sale, except five per cent.
cash pay costs the Tract of Land in the pleadings
mentioned situated The waters Of FourMie Greek,
adjoining the lands of W Houston, A A Houston,
Stuart and others.
March l, 1864 A. G. WILLIAMSON c. N. x.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
FROM FLORIDA.

LAKE Cry, Feb. 24.-The enemy are completely
whipped and retreatng. They have abandoned
their position the st: Marys, and reported be
evacuating Baldwin and retreatng to their gun boats
Our loss in the late action Ocean Ponds is SO kill
ed and between 700 and 500 wounded. The enemys
loss is between 2, 800 and 5000.
The enemy is rereatisg on jacksonville. Our
wounded are kindly cared for by the angelic
From the following dispatch received by Gen Beau
regard, it will be observed that the enemy have
tempted landing at White marsh Island Savan-
nah, where they received asigna repulse:
SAVANNAH, Feb. %, / SEA-
The enemy landed on Whtemarsh to day in consd-
erable force but repused by troops and left
the Island preciptately. ii. w. MERCER,
Brigadier- General :
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01

THE New LAws.-We republish on our out
side page the new Funding, Tax and Military Laws,
together with synopsis of the old tax law and also
the bill to suspend the Habeas Corpus writ. We
advise readers save this copy of the paper for
future reference. These laws ought to be carefully
studied by every one.
friend writes asking us to publish all the infor-
nation in regard to the Funding and Tax laws we
can, so as to enlighten the people how to proceed
Wehaye done 90 this week, and will continue to do
So In the meantime, don't know that we can
ray anything better thar to advise the people to
fund their money in four per cent bonds before
the first day of April. After that time the bonds
will pass at par in the payment of taxes, while the
notes will be subject to discount or loss of 335
per cent The bonds will be issued in of 500
and over but nothing under 800. Those who have
not got 500 in treasury notes to buy bond with,
had better get enough for that purpose and if they
do not have to pay any Confederate tax, the bond
can be held and will draw interest whereas the notes
draw no interest but subject to a loss OF one
third Those who hold q small amount of notes and
do not desire to fund them, exchange them after
the lst April fer notes, in proportion OF three
dollars of the old for two of the new.
Gold and silver is taxed five per cent on its
amount, and not five per cent on its r0l~e-thas is,
the tax on gold and silver is to be paid in gold and
silver.
We are asked what effect the new laws will have
on prices We think prices will steadily advance
until the Ist of April, because many foolishly
squandering their treasury notes in order to get
clear of them and ready pay enormous prices;
but after the lst of April prices must come down
for the reason that there will not then be onehalf
the present amount of money in circulation.
The effect of these laws the public at large
will be beneficial. They will convince our own peo-
pie that the Government intends to maintain itself
and pay its way. and they will do much towards
proving to the yankee nation that we are determined
to achieve our independence.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01

The news is decidedly encouraging A signal vic
tory has been obtained over the yankees in Florida
the advance of Sherman's army On Nshile has been
Checked, and his troops forced to retreat-and Gen.
Johnston has defeated the yankee army in North
Georgia The Spring campaign has opened with en-
couragng results for US.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01

Superior Court Of Lar, FaiTTsrNn, lses.
William A. Smith Is. William FUR.
Original Attachment--Levied on one Horse and one
two-horse Wagon.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
William Fur the defendant in this case, has abscond
ed and coneesls himself that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served him. IL is therefore ordered
by the court that publication be made for six weeks
successfully in the Western Democrat notifying the
said VIM Furr to be and appear the Court House IN
Concord the 18th Monday after the 4ih Monday 10
February 1894, when aud where he plead replevy
or demur, judgment pro 'confesso will be taksn
against him
Witness, J Wallace, Clerk Of our Superior Court,
a, Office in Concord the llth Monday after the 4th
Monday in August, 1903.
Cpr adv SOL lo-6t J. o. WALLACE, OK.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01

are supposing that the new law gives unlimited
power to make new emissions, and anticipate
therefore, that the coming depletion will be follow
ed by redundancy equal to the present This is
an error. Section 9Th prohibits the issue of new
notes, except to two thirds of the amount of the
old notes taken in, whether by funding or ex-
change. The highest limit, therefore, to which
the currency hereafter attain is tco-thirds of
its present magnitude. The means for carrying
onthe Government, if the taxes prove insufficient,
are to be obtained by the sale of bonds (see Sec
tions and y and by certificates of Indebtedness,
(see section Id
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
REHOBOTH FURNACE.

LINCOLN COUNTY, n. O.,
THREE NILES EAST OF IRON P. o.
The proprieiors announce TO the public that this
Furnace is in full blast and will make castings OF all
kinds order. Also Pig Iron is made and offered for
sale SHIP 4 REINHARDT.
March l. 1864 3m-pd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
MARRIED.,

In this county, the Odd ult., by the Rev. Mr. Nc
Laughin, Sergt. John F. Collins to Miss Laura A.
Hunter daughter of IL. A. Hunter, Esq.
In Iredell county, on the 18th ult by the Rev W B
VISITS, Lieut.. r. l.. Seagle of the Charlotte Battery,
Poague's Battalion, to Miss Lenora Graham.
In Cabarrus county, the oath ult, by the RevrJ
Anthony, Capt JAS Crowe of 2Sth Regiment,
to Miss Matte Barnhardt, daughter of Col. George
Barnhardt.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
FROM CHARLESTON.

The enemy still continue to shell the city,, but with
out much effect.
A yankee picket boat, containing one officer and s
men, captured last Friday These prisoners state
that the yankee vessel recently sunk off the habor
the soop Housatonic, IL guns and 300 men,
and that she was blown up by torpedo boat uader
the command of Lieut. Dixon of Mobile.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01
state of n. Carolina-cabsrrn. Cosnty.

Superior Court Of Lsg Fall Trm, 1853.
William r. Corbet vs.. William Furr.
Original Atachme nt-Levied' on one Horse and one
two-horse Wagon.
It appearing the satisfaction of the Court that
William Furr, the defendant an this case has abscond
ed and conceals himself that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served him, II is therefore ordered
by the court that publication be made for six weeks
successfully in the Western Democrat, notifying the
said VIM FUR be aud appear the Court House in
Concord, the llth Monday after the Ath Msndayin
February 1884 when and where he plead, replevy
or demur, judgment pro confesso win be taken
against him.
Witness, Wallace, Clerk Of our Superior Court,
at office in Concord the 18th Monday after the 4th
Monday in August, 1881
j.. WALLACE, elk.
Gpr adv $l51 lO-6t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-01

ALL READY.--A. G. Williamson, Esq. the De-
postary this place, is ready to fund Confederate
Treasury notes in four per cent bonds. Those who
intend to fund their money had better attend to it
Mt once, and not wait till the last Of March and be
hndered by the rush that will then take place. See
advertisement.