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A man who practieed somewhat at
the bar of Il saloon, asked a lady why
she was so fond OF peeping into IL
looking glass. "Sir," said she, 1.-The
glasses that I look into help me to
improve my appearance, While those
yon look into injnre yours"
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G. e, Chichester,
REAL ESTATE; BROKER.

Is BRNID STREET, CHA RI E.SION.
4 GENT. for the purchase ,:.,; sale of
IA REAL ESTATE III any OF the Southern
States.
For tho REPAIRING, RENTING, &C., of
city property.
Owners OF property in Charleston, IN
avo!dably detained i'll the up country, can
have their property taken care Of and
promptly attended to by sending to above
a Io"er OF Attorney, to assume control of
the same, until the owners return. Infor-
nation as to the condition Of property in
lurcd by shells, and otherwise. with proba-
bic cSpcnsc"f repairing, sent on application
-" Wanted To purchase, for parties
seeking investment Of Real Estate, in Snu:h
Carolina. several PLANTATIONS. in wa =
ing order, in thc upper portion OF tl.. STATE.
Aug 8 26
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South carol1na--Richland District.

by Jacob E'1 Ordi"ory Of soid District.
WHEREAS Edward Hunt hath apnlicd
w, TO me Tor letters of administration
on an and singular the goods. cl,attcls and
credits OF Henry Hunt, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased
-; These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
OF the said deceased, to be and anncar hn7
fore me, at onr next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to bc holden at Columbia
on Monday, the twenty-tirst dav of August
instant, at 10 O'Clock a. M. to slow canse '
If any, why the said administration shonid
not be granted. ''-"
GIVEN under my hand and seal of the Court,
this fifth day of August, in the wear of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siXty-tivc, and in the ninetieth yrar of
American Independence.
JACOB BELL,
Aug u 50 Ordinary Rchland District.
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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX,

DY che FIRST Or OCTOBER. or as soon
- as tine mails are re-establ,shed, will
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INDEX ana the 'sCl1ILD'S INDEX Iilave
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In view of the importance of the approach
ing Convention, it is of vital consequence
to us that VIC should bcrcprcscntcd by men.
not only OF patriotism and experience, but
OF legal requirements. l beg, therefore, to
present to the voters of Eich,and cl.e names
OF the following gentlemen, who are emil
ncntly fitted for the responsible post for
Which they are nominated:
CHANCELLOR CNNEOI,
HON. WM. J.. DESACSSJRE
COL. WM. WALLACE
COL. +. W. McHIASTER. Aug 3
THE following gentlemen are respectfully
suggested as candidates for the Convention
to be held in September next:
WADE HAMPTON,
y. Il. TAYLOR,
W. \. HARRIS,
j. G.. GIBEES July 81 *
For the Convention.
The friends Of TIE Union and of tl,cir-
State, desiring te bring into her councils
practical knowledge, sn.md patriotism and
devotion to her best interests, respectfully
nominate the following gentlemen as dele
gates to the State Convention from the
District of Richland:
JOHN CALDWELL,
WADE HAMPTON,
4. r. TAYLOR,
W. A. HARRIS. August X
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w ILLS & Claisoyasl,
Factors, Coramission Merchants,
AND .SiIPPING AGENTS.

CHARLESTON, S. G.
:: WILLIS. a. Il. CH!soLM.
WILL attend to the purchase, sal, and
w shipment Ito foreign and domestic
ports) of COTTON, RICE, LUMnER.
NAVAL STORES: to the collection of Drafts,
Purchase and Sale of all Securities. Con-
sISnmcnts of Vessels solicited
REFERS TO:
Mcssrs. John Fraser u Co., Charleston,
S. c.
Messrs. George \. Hoplcy X Co., &C
George Schlcy, Esq, Augusta, Ga.
I. s. Mctcalf, Esq, 90 {"
Messrs. Clark, Dodge e. Co., New York.
Mcssrs. Murray & Nephew, g *
- Mcssrs. E. W. Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia,
Penn.
Messrs. Pcndcrgast; Fcnwick & Co., Bal
timorc, Nd.
Messrs. Samuel Harris j. Sons, Baltimore,
Md. Aug 26
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LIMESTONE SPRINGS
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.
SPART1NhIRG, s. c.
TERMS.
Per IeTm Of -Four Wonlis, Payable IN

-idrunrc
JNsTRUCTIoN--E English Dcpartmentss $40
Board, including Washing .l..d Fuel. 40
MuSlc--liano. ..................... 90
GMtar IL
Vocal Especial lcssons). ......... IL
Use Of Piano. ................. 2
French, German or Italian, each. ....... 16
Drawing and Painting. ................. 16
Primary Department. .,......1 12
No charges besides the above will be
made in connection with the School, except
for books and stationery actually used.
The School will be re-opcned for a term of
four months, en- WEDNESDAY. August 1C.
Payment can he made in money, pIoxisioIs
or cotton, at old prices. Each boaialcr must
bring one pair Of sheets, one pair of pillow
casos, towels, her drinking cup and lights.
WM. CURTIS, LID, Principal.
Aug 10
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JOB WORK;

Such as: HAND-BILLs, CARDS, CIRCU-
LARS, SHiN-PLASTEI:S, etc., executed
promptly and at reasonable rates.
JULIAN A. SELET.
July 81 Publisher and Proprietor.
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J. II. EAGGETT s CO.,
Factors and Commission Merchants.
dUG ELrS SOE7W It'U.Hf.
CHARLESTON. S. G.
SELL in this Market. or ship to New York
~ or Liverpool, both Long and Short Sta
PIE COTTON. Liberal advances on ship
mentS, and returns made III gold or trc;.-
sury notes, ;ss instructed.
J.H. BAGGNIT. L. VI. SPEIGETS.
Au.r DC
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IMPORTANT SALE.

will sell on Thur.day the Esd OF March, at Public
Sale 20 the highest bidder, credit at the STEW
ART GOLD MINE in Union county, the following
property
Several 6ue young Mules, well broken :. Corn and
Bacon small lot Of large Iron Plongh', Chain
Traces, two Log Chains Axes Shoveis one fourhorss
Wagon and Gears very little used. small lot OF Fac
tory Cloth and Yarn, few Sacks Of dry Salt one Sow
nnd Pigs two likely Negro Boys about 20 aud % years
of age (good farm handsl Que splendid iron Sorghum
Mill made the Navy Yard in Charlotte. two large
cast iron Kettles and all necessary articles to manu-
facture molasses largely; aud other articles
Terms made known on day OF ale.
p. S.-The Negroes and Mules viii be either sold or
hred--will determine At the time Of shle.
March G. 1895. 81 II. DOWNING.
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Correspondence Of the Western Democrat.
QUALLATowN, N. c., Feb. 90, 1S

Editor Western Democrat Permit me in your
paper to allude, briefly, to the raid made recently
into Haywood and Jackson counties of this State
by Col George Kirk. .. S. A, the notorious thief
and bushwhacker of East Tennessee With about
two hundred and fifty men, consisting of deserters
from the Confederate army, and Of gades from
West n. C. and East Tennessee, he moved from
Cooke county, Tenn, across Chattahuchee mountain
and up Jonathan's creek in Haywood county, to
Waynesve, where he arrived the 4th instant
Here he remained nearly day, and went back
some miles in the direction he came crossed 5000
mountain, and going down Soco creek to its juno
ton with Oconee Juftee and up this stream over
great Smoky mountain into Sewer county, Tenn.
A small squad of soldiers met him on Chattahuchee
creek. but the most of them were wounded and cap
turpd. At Waynesvile another squad bushwhacked
him for shor: while but with little effect. The
only impeachment that, at all, required his attention
was given him after he had crossed Soco mountain,
Major w. w. Springfield. of Thomas Legion. with
about sixty Indians and a few whites. fought him
with considerable determination, on the morning of
the 9th the Indian church on Soco creek, kill
ing a few, wounding several, and capturing some
horses. The Indians behaved with great GOODNESS
and fought WE'LL This little band of brave soldiers,
however. was soon overpawefed, and with the ex-
cepton of an occasional shot from the Indians still
eager to pursue Col Kirk passed on without being
further molested.
In the line of his march every thing valuable was
either carried off or destroyed Every horse within
reach taken, and the wardrobes of every lady
were most shametully plundered. At w aynesYlle
the Jail aud few private residences were burned.
The Union families in every instance were pro-
tected.
Thus ended another destructive raid of this body
of bandtti, that ought to have been captured long
ago, and but for the negligence the part of some
one. think this would have been Kinks last raid.
In this department there troops enough to have
captured him. but they did not concentrate rapidly
enough. and the few that did fight him. had only a
very limited supply of ammunition. saw several
who had only FIVE rounds of cartridges when they
went into action Surely this ought never to hap
pen any more.
feel assured that if this demon should reach
old Mecklenburg with only two hundred aud fifty
men, be would never escape alive, if there were no
soldiers in the county The grey headed old patriots
of the Hornets Nest would be sufficient for the
task Col Kirk is the "evil spirit that created
so much alarm last Summer in Morganton and other
places East of the Blue Ridge.
OSEOLA.
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MEETING IN CASTOR.

At meeting of portion of the citizens of Gas
ton county, convened at Brevard's Station, in Gas
ton, to respond to the proclamation of Gov. Vance
respecting supplies of provisions to our army, on
motion, Capt. WIN. T. Ship was appointed Chair
man, and VIM. NJ Alternately Secretary. The OBJ
iect of the meeting having been explained by Major
A B. Magruder, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this meeting responds most wi,
Hngy to the recent proclamation of Gov. Vance,
and the appeal of Gen. Lee, calling on us to supply
provisions to our gallant army-and we hereby
pledge ourselves contribute literally, and as far
as we are able to that object according to the plan
proposed by our patriotic Governor.
Resolved, That Col T Nims DR. S \ Johnston,
James Henderson, Leander Smith, r Rutledge,
Stephen Morris and Col NJ I'll Hand be, and they
are hereby appointed committee, to receive the
subscriptions of the citizens, designating the sup
plies of -four, bacon or beef, or corn meal, which
thew will deliver for the use of the army to the
nearest commissary agent of the Government.
A subscription then opened and liberal
contribution in provisions secured
On motion, these proceedings were ordered to be
published in the Charlotte Democrat and Bulletin.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
VIM. T. SHIPP, Chm'n.
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Executive Department, N. c.,
1a1ntdht GencrdFs UDtce,
Ralciqh, March l7th, 1865.

Raleigh, March l7M, 1865. }
General Orders No. 6.
All Militia Officers and Officers of the Guard for Homo
Defence ofwhaever grade except the Officers of the 2nd
Glass of the Guard for Home Defence residing in the
Counties of Stokes, Yadkn, Dave, Rowan, Cabarrus.
Mecklenburg Lincoln CASTOR and Cleveland and in all
Counties East of said Countess will repair to this city
without delay and report to this Office prepared for sixty
days service in the Field.
This order includes all Officers who claim exemption
under the act of the Legislature ratified Feb 7th 1866.
and all Officers exempted by the III Paragraph General
Orders No. 2, present series
H. The election Of all persons of the LIST Glass to Office
in the 2nd Glass of the Guard for Home Defence is de-
clad void All such persons will join their proper Com
panes in the LIST Class without delay.
By order OF Gov. Vance,
r. c. GATLIN. Adjutant General
Feb 60 1865 1t
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Surgeon Generals Office,
RALEIGH, n. O., March 81

The Home Guard Boards will Immediately proceed
to WRIT the different counties of their respective Die
trcts for the purpose of examining all persons claiming
exemption on account Of physical disability.
The Board for the First District will first convene at
Jackson that for the Second District at Enfield that
for the Third Goldsboro, that for the Fourth at
Fayetteville that for the Fifth Raleigh that for the
Sixth Greensboro that for the Seventh at Lexington,
that for the Eighth at Charlotte that for the Ninth NJ
Morganton, that for the Tenth at AsheVile Inslruc
tions from this Office will be forwarded to these pointa
EDWARD WARREN,
March 10, 1868. Surgeon General n. O.
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$500 REWARD.

Stolen from my stable the night of the 7th inst
on the Salisbury road miles from Concord, fine
large black MARE, white face about years DID, aud
within or weeks of foaling The thief may probably
be deserter and if so, would be going South. The
above reward will be paid for her delivery to for
information that will enable me to get her Send in
Harris at Charlotte. J. F. G1LAER.
March % 1868
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TOWN TAXES.

All persons and citizens residing IN The Town OF
Charlotte on the first day Of February last or owning
any taxable property therein, hereby notified to
make their returns fer Town Taxes 20 the Town Clerk
by The last day of March,
Returns will be received AT the Once Of the Town
Clerk at the Branch Bank up to the last day Of this
month"; after which limo double taxes will be levied on
all who fail to make returns,
O. By order of the Board Of Commissioners,
THOS. w. DEWEY.
March Is, 1868. Town Clerk.
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$1,000 REWARD.

Runaway from The subscriber on the Esd Dec, VAL
liable Muatio boy, IL years old about feet iuches
high, had when he left a black cloth over-coat,
dark hat. The boy ADAM carries himself erect
smiles when spoken to. purchased the boy from A.
G. key, of Mocksvie, where be had been staying for
two weeks The boy Was bought IN Augusta, Ca
~ will give the above for the boy n delivered
10 me ut my house, Rowan Mills, Rowan Co., N.
c. Two Hundred Dollars ifiodged 10 some safe jail
so may get him again.
Rowan Mills March G, 1858. I'm
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OSEOLA.

k~ Through the enterprise of the Southern
Express Company letters may be sent to Colum-
bia and Augusta, Tuesdays and Fridays Letters
FIR the Greeneville road, 60 by way Of Shelby;
for the Spartanburg road, by way of Cherryville.
Communications for Edgefeld, sent to Ninety Six
on the Greeneville road, will be forwarded three
times week oro1,Sian.
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FROM GEoRGIA.-The Georgia Senate passed a
resolution that it does not concur 10 the recon-
incubation of Gov. Brown for Convention Of the
people of the Stsse-yeas 20, nays 80.
The House has adopted resolution requesting
Congress to repeal the Conscript law aed accept
men from the States uuder officers of their own
choice-yeas 81, nays 40.
Several extensive fires occurred in Augusta, sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary.
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EITRE AND MINING BUREAU, /
RICHMOND. March I'D. 1868, 4

The Officers Of this Service will use the privilege
thus granted in such manner to aid rather ihsn
barrass The Subsistence Department; they will collect
supplies rapidly their other duties will allow, and
a accumuations beyond their immediate necessities
will be turned over to the Commissary Department.
So far as practicable they will draw supplies from
sources not Immediately available to Commissary on
GERS. RICHARD MORTON, Lieut. Col.
Acting Chief N. and u. Darean.
March Ii. 1863
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Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, Fee ~ss0 ScS.
Christian Eaker, Administrator OF Mary Rudisul de-
ceased, We. Barbara Elders and children Jesse and
Simon, Frederick Hagar and Children James, Will
liam, Margaret, Jane, Eliza ahd CorneiA, Sally Frost
and child Barbara.
Petition 10 Sell Slaves for Distribution. ..
1t appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendants in this non-resdens Of tkiH State
il 10 ordered that publication be made for sir weeks,
in the Western Democrat Newspaper pm hsb cd IN tho
town of Charlotte, N c. notifying said def ndants 10
appear term Of our said Court TO be held
the Court House in Dallas the 7th Monday after the
4th Monday in March next, then and there 70 make
themselves parties 10 this suit judgment pro couesso
will be entered against them. -...'
witness, W. D.. Glenn, Clerk Of our said Court, at
Office Dallas the I'd Monday Of February, 1865.
W. ID. GLENN, g. @. @.
March 6, 1853 90
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WANTED.
March ID, 1868.

A man not subject TO military duty and unencu mber-
ed, to superintend farm. With proper credentials
good wages will be paid and furnished with good
home disabled soldier 10 preferred. Address me
Pineville in person at the old Homestead
Forest Home. W. T. ARDREY.
February 20, 1865.
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EXAMINATION.

Persons DESTROYS of teaching Common Schools in
Meckleuburg county, will appear At the Chairman
Office in the Court House. the last Saturday in March,
being the 25th day. for examination.
GEO w. MCDONALD, Chm'n.
NJ. d. JOHNSTON,
8. P. SMITH,
March 90, 1865 Committee.
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Headquarters, Reserrs, ~ O.,

Raleigh, N. e., Feb. II, 1865
General Order No. 5.
l. Special attention IL called 10 the 3fth Article Of
war and General Orders No. 10 series Of 1864 from
the Adjuiant aud Inspector Generals once which viii
be strictly observed in all correspondence with there
Beadq quarters.
All Communications not property endorsed and for-
warded through theprsscribed channels, viii be re-
turned without action, and rePeton OF the onenco
will subject the party to trial for Violation Of orders.
Letter paper viii be folded in three aud fociscaPs In
four equal folds and endorsed ihus
/ Post or Station and date OF Letter..
Nance and Rank Of Writer.
g. Analysis Of Contents.
By command of Lieut.. Gen Holmes:
- cRAs 8. sTRiEGPELLow,
Feb. 20, 1855 I2t Maj Asst Adj. csS,
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WM. Ii. ADERxArHY, See'y.

PRoMorED.-Lieut. Col. James r. Love, of
Thomas Legion, has been promoted to full Colo
mel, to command LIST Regiment of. the Legion
This is promotion justly earned by hard service.
Col. w. P. Roberts, Of the I'd North Carolina
Cavalry, has been promoted to Brigader Genera,
and assigned to the command of bearings Brigade.
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CIRCULAR.

CONMISSARY GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, March %, 1865. !
The 01icers Of the Nitre and Mining Service will DO
placed the same footing those of the Subsistence
Department nthe collection Of supplies. tis believed
that perfect accord will result in much good 10 both
services the best energies Of both sets OF Officers
invited in aid of this service at present
I. u. ST JOHN, Commissary General.
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Headers Reserves OF N. c., I
RALEIaH, March II, 1865.

Special Orders. Nc. -, tgItraeE]
II. All Confederate officers and men delivered st
Savannah, or Charleston, during November and De-
cember last; and all delivered James River prior 20
the list inst having been duly exchanged IL hereby
ordered that all such shall ne Immediately asfeH
BLEED at Camp Stokes, Greensboro, and Camp holmes,
Raleigh, where they will receive further orders.
The special attention Of all Enroihng uhicers is
called 10 this Order and Circular No II, Current
Series ConseripI Office Raleigh N Q. Quartermasisrs
will fornish the necessary transportation.
By command of Lieut.. Gen Holmes,
CHAS S. STRIEGFELL0W,
March 90 1868 ~ A. A. General
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DIED.

In this town, Saturday evening last, Lieut. Robt.
Burwell, of the 43d N. g. Regiment, of the Rev.
Robert Burwe
In Greensboro, the 18th inst, Lt-Col. Clement G.
WRIGHT. of EaYetteYille.
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May be heard of by the owners leaving n description
ofproperty in writing, this Office aud paying for this
advertisement.
March 90, 1865.
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Soldiers, Relief.

The relief for soldiers families will be again dspen
sed by the Mccklepburg County Commissary, Mr. BY
erly commencing Monday The 18th inst. Those enti-
tied relief in the county apply Immediately.
d. w. ALEX AMBER, Agent.
March l3, 1868.
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General Hospital, No. H.

CHARLOTTE, N = 'oIarcn Iotn, IoO0. J
The ladies of Charlotte and vicinity win coRfer
great favor Confederate soldiers by sendiSg this
Hospital linen rags suitable for dress
i,g wounds blisters, etc. They are much needed
J. M. ABERNETHY
March 30, 1865. Asst. Surgeon.
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NOTICE,

Is hereby given that Mr-JACOB DULS has been ap-
pointed as Agent for my Property during nay absence.
Any person desiring to rent my Farm will make appi-
cation to him.
G. D. BERNHRIM.
Charlotte, N. c., March 20, 1865 ltpd