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, 1865-01-11

The market for both Foreign and Domestic Is
fnaetiye, no snes Of importance having transp!reu
eince our last This, however, l. merely an Incl
forward to active revival OF baalness about the
latter part OF the month, when, It Is sppuosel the
exisencIes Of consumption will bring n1aauGactls-
no decided change, and as there IL 70 disposition
on the part of either buyers sellers to operate
on an extended scale, quotations arc nominal.
Small lots Domestic Fleece have changed hands at
SuG105c, and Super Pulled 85@1o0c. In Foreign
the sa1es have been very insignificant, and at ir-
rept1isr rntea
, 1865-01-11
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY EyKSISa, Jan. TO- 1851.
HocS-The receipts today, estimating by the num-
Der OF received foot up the quaI.
lty Of which somewhat inferior to the receipts
during the past few days. Come three or four pack
ers we're In tue market, bat they conaued tarr atsea
ton to The best los. There shippers In the
market.
The naarRs: vas lsm At ycsrcrdrys Quotations, and.
at the Close there we're but few Hogs lett unso1d
3Tn rnte the following saIns.
, 1865-01-11

NEW YoE5. jan. 10.-Tho HsralTs Win
chester correspondent details n conversation
with q man recently from Richmond, who
says the rebe1a arc busy preparing for cYacn-
ation. Much Government property and many
officials have been already sent of to the IN
terror. JcT. has become convinced that he
cannot hold the city much longer, and 1t Is
being mined.
Lssc rebel papers show that JeE Davis
has now on his hands quarrels with the
Governors Of Mississippi, Georgia and Ala
hama- .-..
The Richmond WAig thinks the recent al
legged peace commission of the two Blairs Gu
titled the United States to be considered the
most impudcnt nation that hos ever had IN
existence.
The Charleston Courier says: Hood has
butehered his troops as fecklesslJ as, &C.
cording to the Richmond Sentinel, ever Grant
did.
The Richmond Wig prints testimony from
s Savannah clergyman, General Wayne and
General Bcauregard, that the reported atzoei-
Tics charged upon Shcrman's Amy at Mil
ledgeville, are wholly uufounde ed. The ladies'
Of MilIedgeville also write that no such gio-
lence was even attempted.
The Richmond Examiner ridicu1es the ldca
Of the citizens meeting at Savannah, Saying
It was composed Of seventeen persons.
, 1865-01-11
Gen. Butler Removed.

NEW YORK, January 10.-The Herald's City
Point correspondent of the 9Th says: Major
General Butler has been removed By tho Pres
ident from the position Of commander Of the
Army OF tha james, and the Department Of
Virginia and North Carolina, and ordered to
report at Lowell, Massachusetts,. The official
document In the case directed him to turn
over his command to the person named by
Lieutenant General Grant, as his temporary
SUCCESSOR. General Ord, lately In charge Of
the corps. has succeeded temporarily to the
impUr;ant position.
, 1865-01-11

A reliable correspondent, writing from Ens1lnd
in regard to hreadatufa, says: 'The wheat market
continues without symptom OF revival. II your
supplies were to fall of, Germany would at onco
possibility OF 1n1y in our home prices Is THIS CT
fectually prevented, and the year closes with tie
price Of bread at point lower than has been
known within modern experienced
, 1865-01-11
FROM CAIRO.

Crler.ola:x Expedition From Little
Rock and Fort Snitth.--Caae or u
Refugee Publisher and PFln4crs--
Hotel Changes .-.- The Theater
and Miss Jennie IIight---A Attack Up-
on the Stenn,er flUrt tnce~-.Attelnpt
to Gonscript Colored Hen, ETC., Etc
, 1865-01-11

C-tTTLE-TEc receipts to day wesc about $40 head,
generally Of poor quality There Is dcm7nd tor
good chipping grades but for all Others there In
qnisy. Prize Shipping Becves are worth about $3.50
e750. Owing to the naeagtr offerings, and the poor
character OF them, the trade u and the transac
tiers were consequently light. We note tae follow
Ing GALES.
, 1865-01-11

Here the mafket opened weak ut III ~, and declin-
ed to 1a0. Large sales were made both here and
in New York by short sellers, and those who
were fortunate enough to sell last week bought
freely.
Silver was held firm, hut the Withdrawal OF
heavy orders weakened the market. 1t the close
a10 WIS bid, and a12G5c15 asked.
Government bouds were firm. with upward ten
deucy. Five-,wentlcs were In demand at 109,
with sellers at 1901. Ten-forties were in request
at 1ca{, and holders were asking 1o31t03jH.
At the annual meeting Of stockholders Of the
Third National Bank, held to-day, tho following
gentlemen were elected to serve as Directors for
the ensuing gear: ], Il. Bowen, i. T. Hall, L. E.
Kent, J. ]. Pearce, g. II. Pullman, ]. K. Pollard,
Joecph Medill, Edgar Holmes and ]. c. Fargo.
Alta meeting Of Directors held afterwards, Jas
Il. Bowen, Esq, was reelected President, A. 7,
Hall, Esq, Vice President. and Ira Holmes, Esq,
Cashier.
The following nrc the quotations OF Copper
~
, 1865-01-11

BUFFALO, Jan. 10.-A severe snow storm Is
prevailing here and will probably delay the
railway travel.
, 1865-01-11
I.EATuEH-!Thc m arket is firm, With Gal. = nc
tive demnnd. Sole Leather Il IN limited supply, We


HRML0Ck. =
Hasnesy Il H:. 4&a0 Is Eollar = tt....... ssSa 8
Ltrt y D.,,... 3gtAQ. 80 s anxbtcr Sot3,. SHs SO
Rid Md. = .1l5(tt. . Ruencs Ayers. teG1 u
Zip, hwy. = n. SoNl LOO Ostnoco sole....: 4t@ Is
Ip;er . t....... SO s dasnaged.. 80. ws r
slaushtraole,h"v:wa 6oI French Calf 81
10 do med 5Gss IS ns.......-s..::3.la33.3o
d. do ltsht53E Sc French Cali, 6
Asfn~s q n..--..4 4s9 g n*.;..:;.;:.;.. .ooas-e3
Upper-.-...........3S $50 81 French lCalf -.
E}p o, / llxhS and ! HotnSHYdo z.l11 00G3te1.00
medium. le5@1 80 French Cali, It.
klp, No. i heavy. N91.c Hotnes, Ind
Cs;i extra. 30 rdoz. II Etnal1eM
fFench k1p, Isl LlnInKs, + 1.ox. G1 11esli.o2
choice 80. .2.225@9.5s koaas. 4 1oz-. -.4l6dab.W
French Calf 2
, 1865-01-11
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, EVENING, Jan 10, 1sGs.
The following summary shows the receipts and
sbipmenta Of produce during the past u hours:
nro,,rp-rs .sD aH1rxKHrs DURING PAST ~ HouRs.
Received. EhlppeG
, 1865-01-11

~ 4 rare and valuable collection Of coins,
autographs, and books, the property OF
Edward N. Thomas, a colorcd man, OF Wash
ington, and for long time Department
Messenger, are to bc sold In that city
in q few days. Is it orthodox for colored
man to have taste?
, 1865-01-11
OUR CINCINNATI LETTER.

THE Chicago Conspirators-Arr1v Of
azAjvr NNEard-Pr0tek&., " OF In
nocence-TAe GonnPlrafors Line OF
Dc{cnhc-Wolsh:s Thcory-Oeport-
N:ent of the Prlsoners-The Tnd1nu-
upoIts Traitors.
, 1865-01-11

The Waukeg,nu Gd5e.&e publishes pri-
vate letter from Col Z. i, Payne, the mcm-
bc. Of the Legislature from Lake county, 10
the editor Of that paper, the tone Of which
strikes us as peculiarly appropriate, under
tue eircumstauccs. II we should attempt to
, 1865-01-11

the bronze staircase railiugs and other works
Of att at the Capitol at Washington.
, 1865-01-11

B The Continental Monthly, ono Of The
ableet and most thoughtful Of the American
rnonthlies is dead, nfter an existence Of two
years.
, 1865-01-11

roted Jeatefd~y. The demand is ac.iyc. We qaos.:
Uenznie. ;....:-....:....-.; SC
Tae asrks. 7iaT &c s.s9c,Sx weS ss y
money the sale. h.7e been chlray for forward deny
nsa oE e na
I1s s
S sh::eSS e Ess.s!n sta:ans ssi
their proanst. sd the asss during ths VII 5.vs
sasset prits. Voa W prooaby a!s r ru.ed shc: sasn
4 &c fts q IT,; .sytpw sqS *f5a Of
tns1 esss s hss'e D
Meas Portk-Ihero b a limited demand M It fs0: :
essEs:s eie Eesp:ag ihs,F stosks 81 ri SaTsst
si0o sd brs DO, buycis option till 1ss Of March, at
reztn1a T.: s.s.y p,;t e ;as xsss
eesn s th9 S1 aa5 ,sff
marSst SHOWS decline Of s1ccei56 psr hri. on the
week To:DAY the sales were: go bris Prime Mesa
wecss 8 dc1iSeiy ~ s IT, t@syesy s aalin
s1P X e 5 rs d. es nS III
rs Fe65nnf1 Mssh III Il M pI!s s ae'cF' option 'a
Extra PrlIne Pork-In limited demand. Sales
pat ap Bulk Meats Ills srason. and the stoek waa
2o9ah9 nssfn , 81 tsl2 a
s,s asss asana IS PHI sdes and
good de1nand at 14elGc loose. but the light ss,ck
In SenG IN RS p IN ~ Mas 1nr Z At n s.:
S;r1 80 .nrrt1r- TrsI Shnr1rcIs =. ,Svr fnn.e t
sssy Pc ien r WraI9Iiama = ~ n United ,c
gus. .5i@5Ss: shoa tsrs AZ he!d Al l;;c 70,
A he satss Tsse 1ee si; packed aa
nssi sx yai,. = $ : % @ e afses ea
% sSs1lders 1t !5; iss :ssm IL 1!ssE ~ss ~ ~
Enaish M nIsna:IheEr 1 is nas m ssry nite ns,du ~
ply .Gr Eaes we're So p1,a Mesa heef u i. 50. ana
asss.s E1t1A Ae5s Beer a. s17-a' ae'iSeseo II A'"
a4 ~ sst T. =: = aaa 9on.to,l :. \: ,,.,,
s:s ;;s Ell III
60 o.lsrcs: Do i IL; 50 ,siess ~ Lsrd .tslAs:
R%aTnn11s a w2:kf is Ana sa's me
Elissep.. dressed : aos.....-...............s sgsa5
Talkeis dresses: ? c
TufkcJ4, uve Fn.;....--....-........ .....n 9slz
F0TAT0EsAia III moderate request All 81 aa-
a%Soe SaS,ss pG3stsss fstsss.i ss s1a L
eSfe sGNm6*,1s t1asoes "a IL; decline il xc IL ~
X! II % aFa, "a round iots might g. had ::
5;siss,i; kSS;s 81 I
S1is Ssts s:s : 81
Yeo1
BYKUPS-Meu unchaageu- We quota:
- Il:
GNLT-8hjppedto-da daY, .U1I b1ls and H1hxps Nore
Miehtzsn Fins Il dsiye.sd. .. :. oe 80 atys. Sts
bTs old Michigan At y 20 dallve.ed The aReat. aso
selling Fae bX the e.r load q 70 but outslders a1s
, 1865-01-11
FKc VI IkERE6lDDM.

Alleged Indications of the Evacuation
with Rebel Governors -'fhe NlaiF
Peace Mission Falslty OF the
Charges OF -AtrocttY During Sher-
mans March, cite,
, 1865-01-11
TIE CANAL AND RIVER

VIC publish this morning the main portions
of the letter OF Hon. Wm. B. Ogden to e. q.
Sheldon, Esq, in relation to the cleansing Of
the Chicago River and the enlargement Of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal. The difficulties
that surround the enlargement arc certainly
formidable; but, whatever they may he, they
arc not too great for the necessity imposed
upon Western energy and enterprise to over
come.
Nobody viii drink from bogshead or other
vessel Of water, however large, II he sees
puttid rat floating upon the surface, and TO
expect The people Of Chicago to drink the
water from the lake, even though the tunnel
bc successful, and 1t be taken from point
two miles from shore, while the sew
crs from The dwellings Of two hundred
thousand, soon 10 be five hundred thousand
people, and the concentrated flth and abomi-
nations from innumcrable slaughter houses,
rendering establishments and distillcdes arc
constantly poured into Lake Michigan, Is q
most palpable absurdity. The most cfcctual
remedy Is 10 open channel for the water Of
the lake through the city. This done, and all
anxiety as 10 the health Of our people and the
purity Of our water are disposed Of all time
TO come. As sanitary measure it is essen-
tial; and its commercial importance to the
Northwest, and to the entire nation, Is well
understood by all our readers, In this regard
it Is impossible to over estimate the value Of
the work.
, 1865-01-11

rwA new daily paper of the advanced lib
eral school Of politics was to appear In Paris
on the 1st of January. The American de-
partmcut in the paper will be directed by M.
ZuIf lawyer and an able writer, as well as a
staunch supporter Of Mr.. Lincoln and bis
Administration.
, 1865-01-11

-Moncy in New York Is very scarce, and the
rate Is very tl1m at 7 per cent for brokers'.
NEW Yonk STOCK MARkfr.-Clox1uc prices for
cash. Jan. 10, 1665, received py F. G. Saltonssa .
Co., commission. stock and bond bzokara, p Clark
, 1865-01-11

The National Academy Of Sciences
elected on Saturday last as corresponding
members, Sir P. I Hutchinson, the Ecologist; ;
G. B. Airy, astronomer regal B. Owen, zool-
ogis; Alex. Braun, botanIst aud F. O.
Noehler and Victor Henault, chemists. Pro-
Mssors O. N. Rood and Dr.. Kirkland were
ELECTED regular members in place Of Profess
sors Eilliman and Hubbard, deceased.
, 1865-01-11
Wblfa9o Qribn11e>
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II. 1855.
THE PAPEn TiHtEr A EOuEoN
NF1F%A NER.


It would seem as though blrudcr 80 pal
pablo as the present duty on imported paper
would admit Of no discussion. That tariff
which hv nrob,b5,,nc irnnortat;ou brings no
rcvcnpc to 4he government. vet By forcing up
Tho mira of r1i ktnds Of printed matter, taxes
InoEledre Of every Kind, and Intellectually
starvca tbc pcop1c-tllat such nulsancc
ouc7,t to be abulisl,cd ins.antcz Is an axiom
n selleridcut elementary truth. + d 0skc
ATTEMPTED TO put one cent stamp tax %
every copy Of the TRIBUNE md Of every daily
mi, weekly In the land, five end Ten cent
clamp on every monthly and quarterly, > one
cent stamp on every letter written By SOL
dier to his la,nIly, five cent stamp Oh every
manuscript sermon preached By Pastor to
lin flock. q ten cent stamp on every school
rir1,s" composition" or unused lawyers brief
ar whatever required the nsc of a few
sheets of pape1-u every duodecimo volume
were 10 be taxed ten cents, every octave H.
4ccn and every ouarto tgenty-all this.
t1,o,,e,, onnncssiye and ridiculous throughout
would add something TO the Federal Treasury.
ard would therefore be inst aad sensible com.
,arcd with thc present tariff which leyics the
same fax On MI these articles. and nours the
whole proceeds, not into the Fedcrl Treas
,,1x, Int tnie the rockets Of pape, uonopo-
1fsfs TIM snb,ecf has non, 1,een herore Con.
,,,,o,s for scxcrs,1 davs and vc arr surn,3sea
e,,s-a sto,,d fp anr hps;tat;on or de,ov
- .,.o,;ns, +hs ,,n;,st +.-;er fIo,n Tho statute
,.oo,. ,1,,icb az mere error of inexncrience
49,, 80 -. ..,,,,,, ,,,t..-s s...4
, 1865-01-11

The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia
oanks, made up to Monday, represent tho follow
ing aggregates as compared with the previous
, 1865-01-11

WEEKLY REVIEW CHICAGO
MARKET.

TUESDAY ErKaISG. Jan. 10.
FFEiGHTs-Tserei Is no change in aetsats. We
, 1865-01-11
a,c,ata to any mcmbcr Of the General Assem.

dictate to any member Of the General Assem-
bly,, we should expect him to reply: "sir,
the people elected me to the Legislature. and
theY did not elect you. It may be their mis-
talsc, or their misfortune, that they elected
mo and did no: c.ect you. Dut as long ss the
fact remains as It is, you arc not RESPONSE
bic for my yote, and you cannot csst it."
This is Substantially the reply Of Col. Payne
10 threats conveyed to him by somebody in
behalf OF the Waukegan Gaseae, Every right
minded man will say that, If It we're worth
his while to take notice Of such impudence,
this would be the proper response.
, 1865-01-11

1F%1 1N1&n
u n-,a Ia @ .ao.s 49, ~ s11.. nod, from 1,oothan;srn
~ .oa.sss.,s.. a.1.. a.o,-oa .,,.t ~ 4ro ~
ncr nre more alike than the two hitter. This !
.cnc]usion is stl cur. .Lencd by The statement !
n The article that Protcstautism receives !
much larger additions frun Catholicism than ,,
rom hcathcnim.
s. Tue fact that Roman Catholic Bishop
taptres million OF his own converts proves
too much. 1t is as strong an argument
srainst Ch.ist himself and the Apostles as
eca;nst the modern Protcstants. For Christ
never had any such success, neltlcr did his
Arostlcs, This would amount to one bap-
tism every fifteen minutes Tor Twelve houfs
each Cay during lifetime OF seventy years,
or ono every seven minutes Tor 1nlrty-hve
years, which is as long period as Is allotted
to most Bishops. How much such converts
are worth is matter Of reasonable doubt.
1. There arc noforiously two ways Of con-
vcrting all ncn-one is to lower your religion
TO them the other is to raise them to your
religion. The former Is easy the latter diff
cuit. tne 'o.ne' nNa naAee .uan, son'e i,e sne
ss1n,,.,s as". ..1ss the ,i11,,s. :, that
IT, n,a of 4ha f,-.,ar n,ar.,v er,,,
- ~ ..s,. ~ rs,a -, pr.h,,a rh.;..
g.. 1-,sSnn ~ | ~. po1a ~ ofnnn,a -. ~
~ 1,o.a, M 1aar;ns~ +ha eonrertaa - sau1 I sn1' 49,
s.se.,a,,. 49, ,Hsata5 ,-.o1t +h.. IN hnaa,re.
- s,rs ~ .,.a po-.:.l .o's-.
~ M M ~ ~ ~ % t,,s,,a . .e.,.a 49, ~ ~ p.ataa.a1.
publication the statement that au Catholics
were reop5.ed to worship the pope. y.
, 1865-01-11

sars to-day we're: 1co tcs Dead Hog Greasa ut E4c-
!. Received to day 2oo bEs; hip
PED e1s trs. Market quiet and &C lower Sales to-
day wrTe: 20 nrls at 80 brs At 81 osx 15o brs
the market closing quiet ut t1.05.
DKK~$ED NNt;S-Ieceivtd to-day 4,5to. Mar-
ket oprnet ns 1t m advance Of 1533c per LOO lbs,
, 1865-01-11

IN the afternoon the markets were generally
dull and weak, with sellers Of No 9peiag at
51.67, md little or no demand. Provisions were
dull, for cash, but there was moderate Inquiry
for future delivery. uishwiues were drmer than
ontCtange.
, 1865-01-11

There vas fai1 attendance on Change to-day,
but tho decline In gold rendered the general maE-
kets weak, md We hare to noto decline II pr1-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24
RoGuEs AND RoauERY.

We are informed by reliable gentleman con-
nected with the North Carolina Railroad, that
there is an organized band of rOgues who infest
that road, making Raleigh their headquarters,
and commit depredatians on persons travelling
on the road almost every day-or rather every
night. They are Federal soldiers who belonged
to a regiment that has been mustered out Of
service, and have returned here, some of.thcm
dressed in Confederate uniform and some in
citizens clothes. Their plan of operations is to
stand round the arrival of trains and offer
their services to strangers who may enquire the
way to different places, and conduct them to
some out-ofthe-way place aud rob them. Some
of them etter the cars on the arrival Of the
trains aud seize upon anything they can lay their
hands on. Their victims most generally
among the negroes travelling on the road, but
on Friday night last they robbed 40 old gentle.
man from the vicinity of Durharns depot, taking
from him about forty dollars in money and his
hat. Bales of cotton are frequently disappear
ing at the Raleigh depot, no doabt through the
agency Of this gang, assisted, perhaps, by some
of the idle blacks constantly loitering 10 that
vicinity.
We call the attention Of the authorities 10
this matter, and also caution strangers and 9TH
ers to be on their guard against these rogues.-
Raleigh Standard
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24
GOVERNMENT OF THE q. STATES


Presidcnt-Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee.
Secretary Of State-W. II. Seward, of New
York.
Secretary of War-Edwin NJ. Stanton, of
PennSy ylvania.
Postmaster General-William Dennison, of
Ohio.
Secretary of the Navy-Gideon Welles, of
Connecticut.
Secretary of the 1nterinr-James Harlan of
Iowa.
Secretary of the Treasury Hugh Mccullough,
of Illineis. F.
Attorney General--James Speed. of Ken
lucky.
President of the Senate-Lafayette S. Foster,
of Connecticut.
Speaker of the House, Schuyler Colfax of
Indiana.
John w Foruey. Secretary Of the Senate.
SUPREME COURT.
Salmon c. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
/. James NJ Wayne. Georgia.
.. Samuel Nelson, New York.
3. Robert c. Grier Pennsylvania.
i. Nathan Clifford. Maine.
). Noah II. Swayne. Ohio.
Il. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
7. Samuel Miller. Iowa.
8. Samuel f. Field, California.
LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
Wngfeld Scott, Virginia.
Ulysses S. Grant, of Ohio.
Adiutaut General, Lorenzo Thomas, Della
ware.
Judge Advocate General Joseph Holt. d. G.
Quartermastcr General, Montgomery Meigs,
of Pennsylvania
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
We have Boots, Shoes an


The subscribers will continue to carry on the
Merchant Tailoring business as heretofore, at the
store formerly occupied by Thos Trotter, Jeweler,
Prices will be regulated according to the times on
the cash system. Country produce will be taken in
for Cutting or work done. We hope our
friends will not ask for credit, expect to do
up work in the best style for CASH or its equiya-
lent in something to
JAS. A CALDWELL 4 CO.
P. S-Persons Indebted will please call and
settle by cash note. early as possible.
June &C. 1865. If .a. j. A. Z. Il Co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24
SOUTH cARoLINA CONFERENCE

The South Carolina Conference will convsne in
the city of Charlotte on the lst day of November.
Bishop Pierce will preside
Those who expect to accommo odate the members of
Conferen,e may expect them to arrive in the city
from the 2sth October until the 3Ist. candidates
for the Ministry, and Local Candidates tor Orders
must please inform of their intention to come
or homes will not be provided for item. Those
who come in private couveyances will call at the
Parsonage and will there be assigned to their homes.
Those who CONE by the cars will be met by one of
the Committee Of rsAngennents. twill be difficult
TO secure homes for Minister'S families. They had
better ascertain bepre they come that accomm oda-
tons can be had as the pressure for accommodations
in the city is nowequal to the provisions hint
to the wise is sufficient. JAS. STACY.
Charlotte, \. e, Oct. 9 1865. .t-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24
Gbe Westrrn Dfmprrat.
CHARLOTTE N O.

U. S.aDIsTRIcT CoURT-Judge Brooks au-
thorizes ds to say that term of this Court will
be held in this State this fall The time and
places have net yet been designated but due
notice will be given. 1t would be well, in view
of this, for those who have not applied for par
don, OF been pardoned by the President, to bur
ry up their applications, as confscatiom in this
State, as in others, may soon begin.-Roletgh
Standard:
We think that all those in this STATE who are
in the excepted classes have already applied for
pardon. # fl they have not received their pardon
it is not their fault We do not believe that
Gov. Holden will permit any ones property to
be confscAtedaif he can prevent it, and we have
reason to suppose that all who have applied will
eventually receive pardon. Does the Standard
apprehend the con6scation of the property Of
any one who has taken the Amnesty oath and
applied forepardon? +ss b. a,-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24

The citizens of Sullivan county, Indiana,
have had meeting for the purpose Of devising
means to keep negroes out of the county. The
people of Perry county in the same State have
passed resolutions that negroes shall not come
there to stay y-Erchange paper.
The peoplesof Indiana and other Northern
States don't seem to love negroes as much as
some people think they do
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24

pD- We learn that John A. Boyden, Esq,
has been appointed u s. Assessor for the 6rst
sub b-disirict--( composed Of the counties Of An
son, Union, Stanly aud Cabarrus) Of the First
Collection District Of North CarOlioa = Wodes.
Joro Argus.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24
EXECUTORS SALE.

will sell on Tuesday the 3lst Oct, at the late
residence of Thos Trotter, deceased, one Horse and
five Mules, FIVE Wagons, Carriage, one Loom,
four Mich Cows and other cattle Hogs, Sheep, and
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known day of sale.
S. P. ALEXANDER, Ex'r.
Oct g. 1865 1t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24
GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA

William w. Holden, of Wake county, Provisional
Governor. ... -a
Jos Cannon ofPerquimans, and Tod Caldwell
of Burke, Aids with the rank of Colonel.
Lewis Hanes of Davidson, Private Secretary.
Il Badger OF Wake, and II Baglcy of Pasquo-
tank. Assistant Secretaries
S NJ Parish and D Puen of Wake. Clerks
Theo Ramsay of Wake, clerk and messenger
Jonathan Worth Of Randolph. Treasurer.
Donald Balm of Wake, chief clerk to Treasurer.
,C K Thomas of Carteret, Secretary of State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24
Gold and Copper Mines
FOR SALE,

The subscriber offers for sale that Tract of Land
known the "CATIIEY MENE,'i 4 miles North of
Charlotte G.. belonging to the estate of DR.. E. H.
Andrews deceased, containing nearly two hundred
1t has it small dwelling, some out
houses, fine spring of water, and an orchard IL
also has rich Gold Mine, and perhaps one of the
richest veins of Copper orc at the South. '
These Mines have been fully tested, and pro-
nounced 10y experienced Miners capable of yielding
q large amount of rich ore For immediate pur-
chaSers liberal offers will be made.
For further particulars address call my
Agent, a. B, thunc, Charlotte, y. C.
s. b. ANDREWS,
Oct ., 1865 Administrative