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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-21

BLANK DEEDS. Warrants, Ejectments, &c
for sale at this Office
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-21
EsEEHOEsOTEa FURNACE.
LINCOLN COUNTY, Y. c.,

IINCOLN COU MI, N. Q,
THREE NILES EAST OF IRON P. 0.
The proprietors 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 SHlPP & RE!NtARoI.
March |. 1864 3m-pd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-21
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce R, III. WHITE a
candidate for re. election the office Of Sheriff of
MecklcGburg county.
May ., s64 pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-21
NOTECE.
GARRETT EsAVES.

This fine Horse be found at my stable in shis
E.Es ana Wednesdays, and ut the stables of W. 7.
sll' IN royidence, Thursdays, Fridays and Satur
"''ys' Terms, sixty dollars insurance.
r. RABE.
March l, 1864 nd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-21
Amendments to the above Law.

AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT IN RELATION TC
TIE MILITIA AND GUARD FOR HONE
DEFENCE.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-21
Fiqht at Hdnoccr Court House

The enemy had moved strong force of cavalry
and infantry to make some demonstration on our
left, in the vicinity Of Hanover Court House,
which subsequently turned out to be the base for
a Grand raid around our left. General Hampton,
on the evening Of the 31st, moved around and ap-
peared in the enemy's front aud proceeded to at
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-21

January u, 1861
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-21
ifair at PeoE's Station

On the 29th the enemy made a demonstration
-upon Peaks Station with both cavalry aud intan-
try, but were promptly met BY Gen. Hampton who
took position at that place in their front and
awaited their approach. The enemy not liking
the appearance in their front I'VE had thrown up
some hasty fort;fcatons) retired prcepitatey, fol-
lowed by detachment thrown Quito hurry them,
which captured several prisoners.
FiGht at Hdnorcr Court H1use
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
NEW YORK HERALD. THUKspAY. oOToBER 6. 1864.
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Cnina taeea. richly dccoraAedt C0nsols fables. mag.
nsS:Ss ,oS.. %.as q order s
Csntesbury Music Bsoka Coysr Etool Lody's Work TA
bs ancsest and modern Oil PAINTINGS 81 eminsai artists
Marine vsys rrs risosS Winter sone. y Stevens In
Cocks Vases atatuav. Rembrandt Ru6sna, Viewer Boy
alo 0lr Buaoe. Extenson Table China 0lass 0oblets
rossweSa S Chamber Rsdse.da Ward
perowPtoy Parties wishing aond shis take Fifth
OF avenue cars pr stAeas from Aster House, st. Ncho
the house. rsuY4 + i~' ~ i - ~ -
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

A UCTIOM SALE OF
"A AAdEIf(CENT HOUSEHOLD PURNrTURR,
kLRGknT CARPETS AND COSTLY WORKs or AIR.
II SUPERB ROSEWOOD PIAkOFORTH, COST $3.50;
this RAx tTAuessR*Y s24 At TaE ELsgAsT RESI-.
Between Seventh and Eighth avenues. commencing as
f.i.i8 rHK psopEeTr sws ccSss ,n m insia.rr r,o
rarcr, Dining Room. Drawing Rooms. Sleeping Rooms
gud Nursery arc completely and elegantly furnished
rosewood oak And mahogany rosewood KAgeres four full
snits Of Pacr ench brocate and and
maroon superb rosewood Panoforte Stool and Cover
Centre Sofa and Fsncy Tablss elegant Beds and Boddn
Chamber Furniture Of ali dssoriptonss rich Chna com.
pete ses Of crystal Cut Glass Ivory Cutlery Silver Ware
hnn Widers lrou Safe largo size &c a to bo sold with
out reserve. shine.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
ExPREssEs.

nuRsHAMs FUKNIrURE ExpREss. Nm rs wKsr
ID kievepth street. betwr gif'n and sitta svcnues
Pianofcrtes Mirrors &c bosed sna shpped wsgons Tor
moving fsnniiea IN cS countrs Furniture stored.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
LoAa oFSIons.


AT eo9-MoNsv LieBRALLv Apy AsCBD ON DrA
"A mcuds wnsches. yeweiry. silver Plate, 0uuA Pistols
Ae, 40 Also pawnbsokeys riose.s wanted q pan,coda
60 per cant 30 obsinsd other psace IL
the city. COZ broadway corner Of Houstou street. up
stairs room mso.e,---4-------- NO. .,
AT77-MOrEY LIBERATsLY ADVANCED ON DTA.
"A MONDs, WATCHAH. JBWBLRy, AC.; also PAwr
nkUKE Rs TiCKkrS BOU0Hrfor DIAMONDS. WATCH.
RS, JBwELRy. AC, AT II BLEECKER, srecl. up stairs.
pvAHCEs MADE On wAIoab DIAMONDS. JRw
"A sry Dry Goods anr rcrsonal Property Of every des
cfIptou J. A. JACKSoN, i'll Grand street
U7'' Tw odocrs west 81 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

"a j. l. Smith, AUCTIONRR n. WILL SELL THIS
"A day II O'Clock, q No " etuyvsssnt pses ninth
srss keswesn Second sad Third one Plane Of
gpicadid t0oO tAree Pnror outs
wcsl and usshsgsny; Bsdreon salts, neckera Locking
Iusn Caps and svsyhisg sass bssnss 70 nr's clAss
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
A LBxRr 3. NIcoLAy, AgcTIosRsR

UCTfON HOTIOE-AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR.
IA tunity for housekccpcrs Ali the elegant Household
Furniture d the pvsis ls Clinton plase tEghth
strcel, between Fifth Sixth avenues will be sold
public suction the highest bidder without thiS
day (Tursday Oct s oeock consisting Of handsoms
covered 10 rich French ssun beocatsi; kassrs
MAdNItlGknr 10sKw0oD N oCTAyH PIANO
Rlesalt bsok walnut marble top Tables Tar
kish Easy Chairs and Lounge Reception Chairs Broase
mahogany Bedslsada Bureass Rosksrs loungcs. SofAa
Spring and Hair Mattresses Blankets 0lAsa China and
Silver Ware Table Cutlery. Sale positive shine
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

A UcrIoN NorrcR.--wILLIAn IRvIHa. AUG.
"A toneer Executors sale Of Household FurnisrT :,
hARRYC COOKE WIN ssu this day ffdyss Brosdway
io oslccf q .hs n!ss!eo@ ne esss.s q ne lsis
no9senoa reu8ssng o1 elegant Oval Mirrors. Yasos
Hto0hs Cartains Medallion Carpsis BookcAse 6tA
geres Dressing Bureaus Cottage Suits Bedroom
Feather Beds Mattr0neea PAiliaDoos Lnen 6hseSs Pillow
ca es Blsnkels. Rllows aud Bolstsrs, Lace Curtains
Sofas Chairs Drussols and Ingran Carpes Wardrobee
large assortment OF Kltsheu Ware &c Also Phaeson
built b. Wood Tomlinson Co; Buagy. By ordsr OF B. T.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-14

W hlkor1 william D., IN trust
for Mary p. Webster.
Paving tax on interest
from Jan. IA, 1888
Beginning on Maryland
avenue, 30 feet o inches
ENTHUSIASTICALLY from
the southeastern corner.
OF said lot, thence north
oastwardly along said
avenue A feet, thence
northwestwardly at right
angles with said avenue
1875 feet 0 inches to the.
northern line Of said lot,
thence west with said
northern line 40 feet II
inches, and then 10 bo-i
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(Sertissaas iOl5t.l

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-04-30
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-04-30
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gen Geasns gilt uns 20 au4 it. a.-
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.Tuliass MehGiu,
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Cd spn GrOnt' u. @'otiFutst8hrafe,
ampFttIt T6 DEM 9ueiifum in dde7 :'me'1r"
itinss Gsibait:s unp pirp fsts fr@Ntf en-
aSur nus sansybaiie Nrttit plsulp uH1 si!.3 u
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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14
Dir. G. w. EoBAcK,

clneinna,i. Ohio. Protre,or of
Stomach Bitrers, 81, 2dEE'ru' fer, Blood
Pills, Catawba 3 eFed sh Branches,
&. A. tUoA, hittsa. Seal AT.
SOLD at wholesale In Chics % by FuLLER, FINCH
4 sUnhEI, aud all Dru4g's. Ae
s9- C"an,ry Merchant sand peaers -uPp'iel by
AZ. CRQsEEY. and q. I BI.IE.N.Tii, rlaeag,.
SIll i,v Ef iH
DR.. CoWAN. Brnses,, 0T7rawA, lows
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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

TIL 49, s-
>,.S,> >>>.,,s,A
EWE RAfI-SAY,
- AZ - = r~rrT
CrsaI Essad Gpase Double rrack
- And Tss5cEraph sscute.
III To Eesc Y5rA. B3ston Flstddslpsid Baltimore
Har,Ssoarg, and al! Eastern cities, carrying the
j. GRFdT 7,HR0UGH US NAILS.
s, snxpREss Trains leave DuSxrx or BUFFALO on the
.. srsta Of trains from the west via TIE LAKE, SHORE
.9 via She Nsso B-oud GdwDe atlantic and Great Wss-
tara Rd;tcay from Cleveland, ~, giving Passengers
~ the sdrantage, from Dunkirk Buffalo, or from
Cleveland, d of = Sir Foot Gau6e, combining KAsE
- te~s direct to Nsw YORK. pei fest attain
a "a ~ no other route. ~ $50 &
s sss FOR FRErGBT
bstmeen all points last snd.w ssr our IA acit,es are
snriyalied. FORMING close And reliable connections
a n1EiRK and nrrrALo with Western roads, and at
sALkRZxcA With the
Broad Guags Atlan,icioaa Great Western
Railacdy. gls.v-
~ whict, route there Is no trdnsfere between New
York and Cleveland. s4ysf 81 4lts8s3s
9 EXPRESS PRyIGHT TRAINS
leave New York daily for al points IN the West ma.
Aing as Quick time and at as RATES as by any
other route. For Freight or Passage inquire at all
she principal offces in the West, aud at;
t< Clark Street Chicago. @t 4...5
ss.e 1900 IS Souihst., & r., New York ;
\ ~ % -g ~ State Street, Boston.
.. " BLArcuARD. CBAs Minor
.sssg 3 Gen1 FrtAs't s4 Gen'l supt
0sn'l Tic. Agt. 70 Western Agt,
Dec. 81, 1868. ~ afs57s aailE
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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14
T III Il Il e 9

This may certify that have hsrn u.&
manufac'orE for ,he last four years. "1
proved Pumps" row have In use tbrk.
pumps, one (which is kept Constantly NJ
hours each day, tsave Sundaysl and haA
ming for the past two wears. n-onorncE
hesitatingIy, he best pnnlps that hass>sa
TO my notice. having used many others
They are simple in their eonstructioa.4
disarrauged.
\. Y. Get. 10, 1889. JIyxst.,
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14
PROF. o. j WOODS
HAIR TOR Att Y f

Theastonishing preparations turns the Hair black
to it's original color, after having become gray, ana
es IL in all its origin health, luster, softness
and beauty all DandruG from the scalp, ave
all unpleasant itching IL win also cure Cutaheous
Eruptons such as ScaldHead, Tetter. &C., and hence
creates perfectly healthy condition ofthe Scalp, by
acting as Stimuiaut and Tonic tn the organssup-
plying the coloring matter TO the Hair, compietey
restoring them to their original vigcr and health
thus preventing all ltendency TO become gray
1t also preyrntstbe Hairfrom becomine anheanhy
and falling OF, and causes II TO grow ana lhckehs
vhereitis gone by til. organs necessa
nv to supply nu rimeni and coorirf matter.
Thousap DIS ofSoldiers In the Army have tesfhed 10
the above, who had become gray aud lost tier liair
by sickness, change Of climate, aud inatteotien,
while performing camp duty q
A Restorative and Dressine, u has nc eqoAi
For sale by Peter ttecht, DruGgist, e'tumNs ana
by Druggists generally "f''"
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14
THE apRAcTIcAR fARlER ]


as ientific man. It's ssttts ls are spig ted AMI
among its regular ccrr's' ndts are the most abis
af.epitpri ts ~ tile ctUntry. will be or specia
ann to make ths Journal we,me visiio1 10 every
household. Its Ladies bepaFt xpt will ~ found n
terestng and useful ik You'll fDeparinFpt will bt
presided over by agcutleman NO has frEears peeu
teacher of youth In ene OF best inslituiions o
learning. $50
We shall make our piper Untrue meium ofsac.
cess TO grape erowins Each lumber vii lead tbs
way and give upmisakahle directions fn this SUB
ject The novice caIl ,r meet 4 fh loss II M
will but follow our d. $tions ID pureh Jrg the ghi
Kind Of vines, or iu Setting. rsining bnd pruning
them for the garden fvineyaid. \
Our price, inc usiii& both the "IerSV and
the pap for is only One Do tr and Tw en-
t!-five Cents, or bH emi.iisg this Aounf TO fhe
Practical Farmer Scientific Ga kner, No. Is
P,ek Row. n. Y, yoJwii receive sswsekly agricui-
tural paper equal tofe best pnbisht IN this city,
ard he grape vine albve mentfoneu,
II nus, he seep 81 think, that ths affords re.
uarkabte opportunity 10 make mopef. Twelve dol
trs al club wiisecnre thirteer subscribss to
the Practical FarAer and thirteen Iona vines.
uerth at the regular krce list thir. nine dollas,
sclub OF twelve wiIbe ei.tled tb our paper the
os, of one dollar % \ annum with he vine gift and
he pc, son Oh persa getting up the coh win receive
an extra vine and so cur paper free of chare for
cne year thus nj ~ regular price of subscr,lion
and the vines, YOU 1ske scr. Tleclub vinesip all
eases viii be sent Jrx ress free Of Charge geater
the numder sent to tpe address, as the expose TO
us on each vine,
This liberal offer ra,ie SIMPLY 10 give our r,per
more eytensiv. cir4 4lsion. welsse stated Il and
again thai We shout pare Jense TO obj IN the
largest Circulation bflny Agricu tural Pape In the
United States and tsill here ssyraGkly, tn Jthese
club rites sAordus hfa smalf pft But ~ that
we are firmly .ssahli red, we af5prerared Jmske
this literal Offer, kSoing that IT. the end Il Wi pay
u.s. We would adSis those wht would sec1re the
vine tc Iemtlus atoee Twelve Dollars and Je win
md thtrteeu iolsrssnd credit them with lirteen
suhscr ttions " eraeteaft irmer "forone year
~ IN. tfrtethA pap and vir b are not sahied ut
time. the Tw civ Dollars " m thus secure them
On calls 81 .f@ tri r. ~ Nf IA.t ~ -at
The lena vine 10 rrsntedlfy us ny DR.. Grant,
,tusing bis own werf,} ito b3 remarkably strong
and lcsa rpoted fi year OH pldnt.," ~ being the
same na,nedin hisf stlogue fof$a each
10 C9UTANT 4 BAKER.
Terms Of shdi'racsic} u Farmer Con-
On, copy one yeS Weekly ......sk.. al OF
ohs cop, one ye4 spd one ha Vine, the vine
VIII bessnt by ~, post fah.. -. I q
Thitesu copies a tirteenk hes 70 one aadress1s Qt
The oaa vine an ppy esle{as TO the club agent.
Addrsss all eoms spicafiqAto sR
yt"PRiTIcAL FARMxR.-
"ispa. =. = ssi s.-,sr
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

From ne ysss York 1hssys
[ We have had In for N nths pasione OF II
fuBps, which has tiyen rs more satisfaction
forre and lifting pump than sny We have ever n
II is one Of great power, aud well adapted for ,f
DECKS. mines. factories. green houses pr, pe,f..
&C. The Mining Chronicle ana aoilscay .Ioa
says.
II is recommended for II, extreme simprioi,
construct on. great strength, and consequer.
btiity and cheapness cfrepair. There is no
hox-the pressure being he'll! byx cup puct
maj mon the working piston. woyki2skiyI a c;
der. fitted for the purpose within the air
ber-w which We think great improveId Is
ingisso liable 10 be deransea, ana leak under st
pressure, TO saw nothing of the loss by friction
dent thereto. 1t hiss also two air-ehambers;
the action of the valve Is cushioned upon both
by ar-preventiug water-hammer, and vac
thump. The valves are very accessible, aud sir
and eheaply reraired- They werk much es:ier
any Iuup we have ever seen -fne.4 inch c,Ii,
being worked by children In wells Utsassz.
as they are extremely cheap as weEs IL
strong, we Freely recommend them. Us
have used this hump for cne sunmerkr
exposed TO the North West wind comiak, n,
Island sounJ, being the coldest rossihjen
and at no time did il freeze, nor we've Inn,
any tiHe to pump Sater with great ees@
NO =. D. MR.
The undersigned, having to use. "we} In
Cd Pumps" cheerfully recommend ihejs S:
durable and powerful in raising and. th&ne
and for their ease Of action, security an nst
and low price we b. iieve them superior all osh
Warren Leland Met. Hotel, NJ Yor
J. W Pomsruy, Yonkers,N. 4
Jpo Messereau, y. Y.
Domiuick Lawrence, u Nestchessr.
Cambridge Mine, n. c., Junot5 y
WEST 4 Co.
Gente-Tht pump which ordered for our N
received and put 10 work in our underlayS
which We are sinking, We find that enc mS
with ease lift 50 gallons per minute, We iii
tbrea n hal cd
which measures seven by twelve feet and 4
deep, and il was full when We commenced. 3
sw ers our expectations In every resrect, a
wcrkmen are highly pleased with u. II
great service with but trifiug expense for reps
y Yours. respectfully, BrRR ,HIGGt
We have plenty more such certt6cates.a butt
these are enough. For PuHps, Hose, Pipe. se,
dress or call upon san snFSa4
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14


LOCh AMI ANNl . IllCIl
x<,a,o s/I0 uSAfro
OLO UbO ""O''Os@~
To the pdblic as being the most PERFECT, and adap
tod 10 more al iferent kinds of work tn an any 9th
or Machine now In use
y - 80 - a..
v ears nave nteh spens =. t' ~ ,hair Ma
chine into the market unti ,hey eo.ia ,h
assertion WHEN 'Hes neW n"ev, wa. ''
poct II, the World,
go, >,,;,o.
that have heen paimeu-oh ohioe unsu,Pe."nk pao p.b
by those without character from the fact thar they
were sold AT low pr,ce Is surprising :aad n view OF
this state ofthngs we made II long, unttring stuny
to produce n machine that coui IN no wa! pe
sed among them ana hnahy TO ieau lhe van W M
class Sewing Machines now W use. An i','e'isen'
examn aton of its merits will show that we nave ac-
ist Some OF ;he yaiuaeie Iea,uses " ,s, ,,s !" -
chine over all others Its reversible feed either 70
ming stitches; ard the making Of four different
stitches for the kinds OF work the operator
may wish to do. P-s }M -,
Cd II is almost noisless-runs very fast anu ene
change of the eed is made whilst the machine is In
I'd 1t makes the lock.stitch, which has been cen
sidered heretofore by an almost nnVetsai Neru'e'
the only reliable one made. We add to that the
double lock- which u axes 1t d.uhly SUR; the hair
stitch which is more durable than can ne maoe ny
leaving the stitches both sides OF the work aiike
me !een my oe 'eeersea - 90 ,hs ~ ,nae1;ns XIX
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

solfn Robinson to the Farnet AA
M farmer who owns a veil or e;Ay
oily afford TO hewithout ar iron pump N
az ouce suction and force pump-s pesk
hre Engine such u ore knnWaBs " estN \
Pump. speak uf this pun,, hecau.esA
inoF II, 1T be very simple dursbIe. ID
cheir, and IL don frss-t up. ner gee nHf
eplta year. know this, and shir,, ma, e
ms uie farm ers good by speaking oft hs,
years old can work il, ana throw contfnuou, /
and A-qnarter stream. II eau he m ade to %,
deep wells as well sin shallow ouss.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14
I'D. wssr 4 Co.

We are pleased TO state that !.
you, about year ago, have ID ~ =
IL hours each dsy, and raiA.s
WOODEN factorls-s.b,a--.. -, sd ~
They worr with but iitt'. povS
pumps we have nseo before. sr,t
repair, and are satisfactory in alb.
YoGrs, &c, Mp
DesLAP NAsvrsr~AS "a