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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-02-21

GRAIN, LARD, &c.

On the 25th inst the Medical Purveyor VIII be pre-
pared TO purchase Corn. Rye, Barley and Lard for
which market prices will be paid and Sugar, Coffee,
Rice Salt Cotton Yarn and Cloth will be given in part
payment when desired.
Ut. JOHNSON, Surg. Il Med Pw,
Med. Pur.'s once, Charlotte, March ~, 1854.
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ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE
OF Messengers
OF THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
At Charlotte Office, Daily.
ARRIVES
From Char. Il s G. Railroad Z 90 A. N. and 6 pm
N. G. Railroad 90 " and 90 "
VIII, G. 4 R. Railroad 2 AS P. n.
DEPARTS
For N G. Railroad 90 A. NJ. and 20 Pm
Char. Il s c. Railroad 8 90 and 5 90 &"
Will, Q. Il r. Railroad 30
is desiped that all Parcels Packages Freight TO
be forwarded by either of the above Trains be sent to
this Office OxE HoUR previous TO its departure.
T. d. GILLESPIE, Agent.
Charlotte, Sept. Z, 1863. If
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BLANK DEEDS, Warrants, Ejeotments, &c
for sale at this Office.
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DIR. J. NJ. MILLER.

Charlotte, N. G.,
Can be found at his Office next door to Hutchison's
Drug Store, opposite the Democrat Office.
Jan 10. 1864
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Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford


On and after Monday the 25th ofNay, Ise3Sthe Pas
senger Train will run this Road (Western Divi-
sion) daily, Sundays excepted, as follows;
GOING WEST:
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Fare, six cents per mile. Soldiers going 10 and re-
turning from the army, half fare Passengers
CURED to make the proper change the Ticket Agent
cannot furnish change for every one.
AFreight Train leaves Cherryyille for Charlotte at
o'clock, A NJ OF Mondays, and returns same day.
For Passenger Trains transporting Freghts, so per
cent to the tariff rates Of freight will be added
v. A. NeBEE,
Master OF transportation.
LiucolDton, May IS, 1863.
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Boxes for Soldiers.

Nov. IA, 1864
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-22
CONGRESSIONAL.

Tho proceedings of Congress on Tuesday
were interesting, IN the Senate message
from the President was read IN relation to
Reconstruction. Mr. SUMNER, on tho con
cusion Of tho reading Ol the message,
characterized It asa whitcwashing doen.
mcnt like that Of prcsiden. pIERcE in rela-
ton TO Kansas. This charge was rcpclled
by some Of tho Conservative Unionists
when Mrs SUMNER said that he did not I'M
pugil, aud never had done so, the good faith
or vcracity Of tile President, but applied
his remarks simply to the document. Ao.
companying the message was report from
General GRANT, setting forth tho views lie
had formed in his recent Southern tour;
aud Que from CAaL ScuURz, who had been
sent South by the Government to iHvosti.
gate tho condition of affairs. The former
was road, aud the latter ordered to be print.
ed, In the House, Mr.. WAsnBuRSE, OF
Illinois, introduced bill to facilitate postal,
commercial and military communication, by
authorizing any railroad in tho United States
to carry freight, malls, aud Government
supplies, was passed bill prohibiting
the payment Of the rebel debt, introduced by
Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, passed with only
eleven dis5cnlns voices.
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daughters, and recommended him ~ choose
a patron tMiut who would ho ablc TO do
eomcthing for him. Mine" ho said. "is
the jew Bnonaiuto; he lends money at two
per cent mouth; and If you know how TO
manage. you mNy make four with il. lie
is not so deaf rs 81. Nicholas.
The poor man was shocked at this i'm
pious speech. and assured the merchant
that his rcligions faith could MAYER be shak.
On. Hc went every day to church, nOtwitli-
stsnding the othe, . m0ckcry.
IL was now Christmas Day, when the
merchant aud the jew settled up their yearly
accounts. Buonojuto found ho owed Ills
friend three hundred ducat-, and wishing
to- give him ~, agreeable surprise. le or.
dercd one Of the ducks ho had carefully fat
tened TO be killed aud roasted, and then
with his own hands introduced the three
hundred gold pieces into the inside, and
sawcd them up. Ilo then sent the duck to
the merchant rs Christmas present
The merchants wife, who shared the
common prcjudicos against Jews, declared
she would not touch The duck and The rich
man resolved to sell it. When Giraldi
passed on his way from church, his neigh
bor as usual bantcro.l him on his devotion,
showed him the Christmas gift his patron
saint had sent him. aud tauntcd him with
the stolidity of ST. Nicholas, who could not
oven send him piece of bread. Finally
he offered TO sell the duck for a dollar, and
to wait for payment as lie knew Goralli to
be strictly honest. The shoemaker carried
tho duck home, and when lac carved II for
his Christmas dinner, and the three hundred
ducats fell out his fsst exclamation was
Praise TO ST. Nicnclas!
When he recovered from his surprise, he
woul have taken the money back, but his
wife persuaded him that, as no bought tho
duck, it was rightluily his own. lie there
fore divided The sum between the two suit
ors for lis two cliest daughters,
Tho merchant, after some days, discov-
cred his loss OF tho three hundred ducate,
and went to the shoemaker to demand the
money, which was refused. The cause came
before the magistrate, who was u pious
man, and heard with Indignation how cruelty
the roor man had hccn ridicued about his
religion. His sentence was that Giraldi
should keep tho money, and that The mer-
chant and the Jew should, besides, pay a
linc for their usurious dealings, Of one hund-
red and fifty ducais, to be given as dowry
for tho shormaker's youngest daughter
The meaning of this legend is, that
bcnelicent Providence watches over and
takes care of the poor, who are honest,
religious and truthful The tradition runs
that since that time st. Nicholas pays a
visit, every Christmas night to all whom
he thinks worthy of his lavors. lie is
known altogether by the namc---Saata
CRclWs.
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CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.

rENIIIS Farm contains so acres, all under fence,
i 31 Of which are cleared and under q high
state of cultivation. 1t has good Sugar Bush,
with brick arch for boiling; 100 apple trees, just
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dwarf pear trees, which have Just commenced
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In connection with this Farm is Nursery, COM
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The Farm is situated on Beaver Creek, in Wes-
ton Township. and will be disposed of with OF
without the Nursery, as may be desired.
For further particulars, inquire Of
GUlER & 0BLlNGFR,
Journal oAiee, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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MORTIMER,
OR,
THE BANKRUPTS HEIRESS,

u.
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DITCH NoTICE.-Notice ia hereby given to
~ VIM. s, Pierson, or the owner of the south 4
northwest u of section IL, in Milton Township,
Wood County, Ohio, that a petition has been pre-
sentcd by Jonathan Salisbury TO the Trustees Of
Milton Township, asking them to lay ont Ditch
commencing at the southeast Of the north \
of the northwest u of section fourteen, in Milton
Township; thence west along the south line OF
said north y mort west y of said section fourteen
to County Ditch No. Six, and there terminate and
that the Trustees of Milton Township will meet al
the house of Jonathan Salisbury, in SAID township
ON TUESDAY, the Sch day OF January, A. d
1868, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, to act ON ssd petition
Milton, December Is, 1865. SlcS3 %
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hkkh b i b h / h / b h b
pEArm on IIoN. TnoMAs coRwIN.


On Friday evening last whilc relating
an ancodotc to an asscmblage of 0h'oons
nj tho State Agency, in Washington, the
Hon. Thomas CoRwtN, was struck down
with paralysis Of the right side. lie ling
cred until half past two o'clock on Monday
afternoon, when death ended his suIlerings
In his death the country loses an eminent
statesman and a thorough patriot and Ohio
ono Of Rer most distinguished mou, With
signal ability 10 has filled some Of the most
important offices and responsible positions
within the gift Of the people. He has sue.
cessively filed the Offices Of State Repre-.
sentative, Governor of Ohio, Senator in Con
gress, Secretary Of tho Treasury under FILL
MoRE's Administration, Cougrcs'ioi al Repre-
sentative and Minister TO Mexico. Every
position he filed with signal ability. For
tho last fcw months ho has been engaged in
the practice of law at Washington,
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Tus following Ohio regiments have been
mustered ont at New Orleans. aud are en-
route Tor Camp Chase Tho l1th number
ing % officers aud $50 enlisted men the
49Ih, 81 officers aud 2S7 enlisted men; the
65th, 20 officers and 81 enlisted men.
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MISS not the occasion by the fnrelock take
That subtle power, the ncver-halting time,
Lest mere moments putting off should
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ONO is the model financial State Of the
Union, It is tho only one that came ont d,
the war with less debt than it went in---the
principle OF taxation having been adopted
even in the darkest hours. The State deht
is now Sl3,500,I ,I5l, against Sl4,250,5S3 in
! 1860.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

D0AD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IL the viewers and surveyor appointed to view
aud survey proposed County Road, commencing
at the Portage River, in ction %, town 5, range
IL, in Center Township, Wood County Ohio, and
running due north on the half section line, until il
ntsrsects the township line road running east and
west between the Plank and MoCutehenville
Roads will meet at the house Of Jacob Reilher,
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of January, 1856,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Center Township, December IS, 1865. SAC
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Ok Saturday last gorge Of ice tin the
river at 81 Louis gave way, and Ihe ioe in
the harbor aud above the city moved down
with terrible and irresistible power, crush
ing some half dozen steamers 20 pieces as
though they had been egsshells, and dam
aging more or lees several other boats, aud
sinking or destroying Ionr or FIVE barges,
some of them heavily laden with Govern
ment grain,
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TIE o7Tu ONO.

The 9th Ohio, which was mustered ont at
Camp Chase, on Saturday last, was organ
iacd at Camp Chase, early in 1862, under
Colonel Otto Beurstenbinder, who was soon
after dismissed the service for tho good
thereof. The command then devolved upon
Lieutenant Colonel Nors, the present Colo
nel The 9th has given Coloncls to four
other regiments, tho lllth, l20th, 1921 and
lSIth Ohio, and has furnished one Brevet
Major General and two Brevct Brigadicr
Generals. Only two of tho original officers
of the regiment arc left. Tho following
official communication shows the record of
the 9th:
lIEApcuARTEns MiLtrtny DIsrmcr)
OF SourH ANNA, LOUISA G. H., Va,
August q, 1895.
C,lonei hH, W. Sndl, As,ist,mt Adjutun General /:
SrR-l have tho honor to report. in com
pliance with Circular OF August %, 1868,
Department Headquarters, the battles in
which the 67th Regiment Ohio Volunteers
has borne II mcritorious part, it being the
ouly entire organization in my command as
follows, with casualties:
Winchester, Virginia. March l3, 1852,
lost II.
wa',nar . n rnl, is tSc3 nnI S;,rn -
Morris Island, s. C., July, August aud Sep.
TLo.,ar c,nt:nn Vrr;;, Nr,, IN Iect
- ''' ''" ~ ''
wv Rattan, Cl,,r,I Y, Nav On ,eci
lo,, IN ~ 'N' w.
Rornndo ITundrcd Y, Nav Junc JuIv
'V, @ "'U," t'",''ou ,ent , os r"' N"'' "'"'' 0"''
"'i, ,a"epWn W 49,, !, ,n1 ~ leci
' ''' ''"e 'N' " '00 y
''IS p,1an.,,u ", .t c,l,o.
,ert - "' "o"'' "''' w f'0'''''
~ T@,',.,,ri,,, ' Ir;,lt, V, S,ot,,,,,. %
,oc, ~" ,', '''',0 '''e"''' '"'' "0r'0'"o0' 80
w, Wn,,,'s, , - p,,l v, o,t,lo. roc,
,rt .,V"''N'" ! "'' '''''' '"' Ne''"o' - i0of
'0' ~ n,ri,,,,, pooJ T., oot,h,r 70 ,oct
-, -" 80 ~ ''"" "0"'' '"' "''o''' 10 ioof
'oSS T,ori,. o~ Ci,r po,1 oo,ohox - an1 90
,ecIi,e c,''i'os S'H i''"'' 0e'ooe' """ 80
i'Tai ptnpsI,,p,, iVSi no ~ croxr Va Anrilo ,ecs
~, osS. ec 'o"'s' ~ "''es' '"1 apr" = ioo'
''', ""oitov vV y II v, Anil q ,ec5
lost !,
In various othor actions casualties oo
CURED to swell the number to oror COO,
The battles in which tho regiment has
participated, in all of which it las borne 4
meritorious part are not the only places II
which it has manifested highly honorable
aud meritorions qualities, Under Genera
Lander, III the winter OF 1867, and will
General Shields, in the spring Of the sam,
year, terrible marches and hardships, born
with cheerful fortitnde aud pa'riotio hero
ism, speak OF qualities that no battlefield
} ever displayed,
Tho good order always observed by th
6lth; tho hdelity with which it discharge
all its dntios, aud tho lortilnde with whic
it mot all its viciSsitudes, amid shipwrec
/ ON the sea, storm, heat and cold, 10y lame
aud hate in an cnemy's country, are worth
Of as high place in the archives Of til
country as it's most glorious deeds on tn
battlefield, than which no regiment ca
. Z ~. ....,,. .....I. .....,... 7 ..-. .......
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SENNgs, tho pirate, has been arrested,
aud is being takop unler guard 10 Wash
ngton. Men like him seem to be slowly
taking their turn.
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