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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-11

THE EFFECT AT TIE Misunderstanding of the
effect of the evacuation of Richmond on Yankee
trade, the South Carolinian says:
LAS to the effect CT the evacuation of Richmond
the Northern mind, any man who peruses even
the most radical of Yankee newspapers, and is
familiar with their outcries concerning the sudden
downfall of gold, can have but single opinion
While the enemy will be elatcd and encouraged, we
shall strike the entire mercantile fabric of the North
mortal blow Under the action of paper money
all prices have been demoralized. The investments
have been tremendous and property is held at
natural values. With each Federal success. these
values have had tendency downwards towards
natural. or what known as gold values. Hence,
when this commercial tide marks low water. all who
have contracted and got in debt will be cleaned
OF their property and be left largely in Arrears
Stimulated by the abundance of greenbacks Yam
kee ventures have been enormous. Speculation ir,
every department of business has been the order of
the day, and when dollar for dollar is demanded to
balance accounts the consequences may be easily
guessed
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-11

" The iron on the Kings Mountain Railroad
drumming from Chester to YorkviIle) is being re-
moved and used for repairing the Charlotte q S. c.
Railroad.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-11

eyes.
STONEMANs RAID.-This section Of country
was thrown into intense excitement on Thursday
the Both by the reported advance of from three to
four thousand of the enemy under the command
OF Gems. StonemaD, Gillian, Brown and Wilcox.
The force entered the State through Watauga
county, crossing the Blue Ridge, and the first in-
telligence Of them was at Patterson Factory in
Caldwell county, about eight miles from Lenoir.
They destroyed the factory and plundered the cit
liens Of everything they wished. From thence
they proceeded across to Wikesboro', which place
they entered about dark Friday, doing no damage
to private property, except in that we
have learned, and that was the cutting of Mr. Cal
vim Cowles store, besides the taking of all avail
able stock 10 their reach From thence they vsi-
ted Gwnns factory in Yadkin county, which was
not burned on account of the intercession of some
person unknown to us,-a small force afterwards
left the main column and destroyed Buck Shoal
factory, belonging to Lawrence and Gather, In
Yadkin, and also South Troy and the Eagle Mills
factories in the upper portion Of Iredel, and re-
turned the same course they came, taking with
them as heretofore all horses and mules of any
value whatever.
We learn tnat there were a number of contra
bands went with them. They did not come near
er this place than Eagle Mills, about Is or 20
miles distant Statesuile Express.
THE YANKEES IN CALDWELL CoUNTY-A
letter from Lenoir, N. G., dated March 3lst, says:
"a Yankee force, said to be commanded by
Stoneman, Gillian, Brown and Wilcox, crossed the
Blue Ridge from Wasauga county, and encamped
near the Patterson Factory, miles North of this
place They remained there about 20 hours, and
left on the 3Oth after burning the Factory. They
made down the Yadkin river, ard it is said are
aiming for Salisbury. They sent out foragng and
scouting parties in the direction Of Lenoir, but did
not reach the village.
CAT one time it vas supposed they would come,
and their arrival was calmly awaited, but fears
were not realized.
"None Of the young ladies left the College; all
were remarkably calm 10 view Of tie circumstances.
'The Yankees said to have treated the peo-
pie with as much leniency could have been
pected-forag ing, taking horses and guns, were
the greatest annoyance. During the last few days
a number of negro men have gone from the Valley
of the Yadkin and few from this place TO the
Yankees.
''It is estimated that Stoneman's force is from
1900 to 5000" Salisbury Watchman.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-11

Es- The list of contributions published to-day
shows that the ladies of this and adjoining counties
pre- responding nobly in the way Of furnishing sup
plies for the sick and wounded in Hospitals at this
place.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-11
Headquarters Reserve N. G..

April 10, 1865
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05


NV foRg. September The stes mer Idaho
brings sarsnnah dates to the 3lst ult
The savannah Herald learns from . gentl.
man from Hilton Head that the people of South
Oarolina are actively engaged In adopting pre.
liminsry measures TO secure q full representation
10 the approaching CONVENTION. A correspopd,n,
reports the dominent sentiment as being in favor
OF reconstruction upon the basis Of out and ON,
Union
Mr.. G. W. Howard. a prominent citizen Of
upper Georgia. has published n letter in wLieb
be takes most encouraging view Of the situa-
ton, and points out the true policy for the PEG
pie. lie urges revolution of agriculture rs ia
dispensable, and urges putting large portion of
the lands in permanent grass, and be also urges
the Convention 70 invite foreign emigration. and
eounseis the people to take courage, be loyal,
resolute. and industrious.
The Herald learns that the iron for the repair
OF the Georgia Central Railroad has been Dur
chased, and the repairs will be pushed forward
with all dispatch.
The Macon papers contain an account of An
attack by four highwaymen upon Mai Gen. Will
son; the General succeeded in putting three OF
them to flight ami capturing the other.
The Atlanta lntelligencer says: The One
Hundred and Fiftieth Illinois and the Sixty
Eighth New York Veterans have bean ordered
to Atlanta, Georgia, and the One Hundred and
Forty Ninth Illinois have been ordered TO oc-
cupy the railroad from Andersonyille, Georgia
10 the end of the line: the Twenty ninth Indiana
to OCCUPY the railroad from Chattanooga to
kinston.
The Hucksiers at Macon were charging one
dollar per pound for butter, when an order fixing
market prices was issued. which compelled them
to sell butter Mt twenty FIVE cents per pound
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
Affairs I'm Hayti.

NEW YoRg, Sept. 4-Adviees have been re-
ceIved from Port au Prince to the 18th OF Au.
gust.
An Instruction at Jefrincoss Coral, which
was intended to aid the rebels at Cape Hayten
bad been promptly suppressed by tie Govern
ment forces
President JeKrard has sent Commission to
examine into the condition of the army which ia
besieging Cape Haytien. The members Of the
Commission have returned favorable report.
They also advise that to spare the useless effu-
sion OF blood the rebel stronghold should net be
attacked. but strongly Invested and bloekaded
that the rebel garrison may receive no suecor
from the outside Seven steamers and three
sailing vessels are at the command ofthe Gov
eminent TO render the blockade effectsal.
News OF the Cabal revolution is also con
6rmed by the way OF Hsyti.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

vas lost: ayes, 5; noss. T. The question Of &C
eepting the proposition uas discussed at length
taking in tneir range the qualities Of the dfsrss
nschfnss The fnanoes OF abe city, asd The neces
sites Of the Gre Department fer another machine
The question vss postponed for too weeks.
The Committee on Police reported in favor o.
Increasing the police force BY appointing one I'D
ditional policeman for each yard The reper
Was laid on the table
The Indianapolis Gas ligh, and Coke Company
submitted the following proposition:
This Company Will light the City Of Indianap
oils with gas, and furnish the citizens thereof
with gas. for the period Of twenty years from and
after the I'd day Of March, 1850. ~ the price OF
81 45 per 900 cubic feet.
If tho advertisement annexed In asking pro.
posals for lighting the city With gas, means e
include the Lighting and eItinguishing the lamp.
thereof. this Company will do the same for
forty FIVE cents per lamp. per month
As is provided for in the revenue Law, the dat,
or tar imposed by the United States law from
time TO time, on the consumption Of gas, Is to bs
paid. under this proposal, by the consumer.
The above proposal is based upon the principle
Of similar funds being paid for the gas consumed
for lighting the city Of Indianapolis, and light.
ing and exIingaishing the lamps. as ii 70 citizens
thereof pay for their consumption OF gas, benr
in currency baLksble at par.
Sufficient security Is offered for fulfilling the
contract
Signed 4. j. Peek. President, l.. Van Laning.
ham. Secretary.
Referred to the special committee on gas
An ordinance repealisg the ordinance improv
ing the alley in square 81, was passed.
On motion. the Street Railroad Company was
allowed TO boulder the alley in square 50, at thei
own expense.
On motion, the Sexton Of the Graveyard Wa,
authorized TO collect money to buIld sufficient
picket fence around the graveyard
A number OF matters Of local interest wer,
acted on. when the Council adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
New Sork marker


NV YorE. September 4.
Cotton quiet and firm a, s4c for middling.
Flour lOc better. bat quiet, at 81 45(97 IS
for extra State. s. 759s 90 for extra round
hoop Ohio. and So O0@il for trade brands
market closing heavy, with buyers generally re
fusing 70 pay the advance.
Wheat lie better for spring; winter suies and
without decided change, at Al 500l SO
for Ohicsgo spring and Milwaukee club. Al "a
a S. for amber Milwaukee, 81 4s for choice
Milwaukee in stsre. 81 lla2 ~ for new amber
81 10 for amber Michigan, and 81 s0@2 40 for
white western. Rye in fair request. Barley
dull. Corn without decided change, at e50se
for unsound. 90@9lc for sound mixed ives.
tern, and gaze for high mixed nearly gel
low. Oats frmer; SIC FOR State and 5705s
for western.
Whisky heavy at s. 25@2 2s for western
chiefly at SO -. r .rfH
Wool dull
Sugar dull: Cuba Muscovado l2ss9I3l.c
and l2s1@l3si for Porto Rico; Havana &C
tive. Coffee active and firm Moissses quiet
Cuba Muscavaeo So
Petroleum dull at 3lc for crude, 5g@52s
for refined in bond. 69@7lc for refined free
Pork is frmer. 500 62ls $3.50 90 for ne~
mess. closing at $50 10 cash; $29 5U@30 OF
for ga do cash and regular way, S24 90 fol
mess. Plain mess beet S. 00@l0 90: extrs
mess, $40 50@l4 50; beet hams quiet at 30lSc
Cut meats steady, at l4ls@l6la for shoulders
and l9d23c for hams. Bacon hrm and quiet
Lard firm at 49,, @25c
Butter steady at 23@3Oc for Ohio aud 81 "a
80 for State. Cheese active atll1&@l6sxc.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YoRK, September 4.
Money easy at 5@6 per cent call loans.
Sterling exchange quiet and unchanged Al
1887 @lO9Ia for first class bills
American gold easier. opening at 81 A. de-
clining to 81 4354 advancing to 81 Az and
closing at ST. 441S
Government stocks 14@ss better.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

"IHEREAS, the Common Council Of the City OF In
w dsnapols, in session August 2sh, 1895, adopted
the following resolution:
Whereas, In the opinion OF the Council danger exists
from dogs running at large Of the extension Of Hydro
phoba; therefore, be IL
Resolved That the Mayor be and he Is hereby directed
to Issue his proclamation against dogs running large
for sixty days, according to the provisions OF the erd
nance on that subject.
Therefore, the undersigned Mayor of said city, pur-
suance OF such direction issues this proclamation
dering and requiring all persons owning and habsring
any animal OF the dog kind conns the for sixty
days. from and after the first day of September 1855 by
good and sufficient MEANS TO his her house.
store or yard, TO prevent the from biting being
bitten by other animals the to be
curey and carefully muzzled.
All persons failing to comply with the foregoing re-
quirements liable to be fined dollars, II
is lawful for any person kill and IL Is the duty Of
policemen to kill all dogs found running at large without
wearing muzze as above mentioned
Witness my signature, and the seal OF said city, this
3Oth day Of August, 1865.
au3l-dd J. CAvEN, Mayer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

Tx LIcrSsE QrrsrIox. esterday appli
cation for license to retail liquor was presented
to the Board of Commissioners. in some thirty
cases. by Messrs. Perkins and Raw, attornies
Messrs Dye and Harrison. attorneys. presented
q remonstrance against granting the licenses
signed by some two hundred persons. The case
vas argued by counsel. on both sides, and the re
nionstrants put ia the following special motion
against all notices published in the German pa
pers, as follows:
I'm the matter Of the application OF George
Burk for license TO retail intoxicating liquors.
come now the remonstrapts and move the Court
to reject the proof of publication of notice here
IN. for the following reasons: LIST That said
netice was published in newspaper printed and
published in the German language, though said
notice was printed in English. And the petit
toner admits said fact"
The remonsirsnts gave notice that they would
Ole similar notice for every case in which the
APPLICATION MAS Published in a German paper.
ednssday Was set as the day for determining
on the applications. when counsel for both sides
will be present.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
QuafificattO OF voters am south Car
oiina-New Feature OF Trade

Nav YoRr. Sept The Charleston Courier
OF the 3lst, says: IL Il stated that "A decision has
been arrived at that only those will be eutitled
to vote at the approaching election for the Con
vention who were actually loyal voters in 1860
Ii the report be correct, il DISTINGUISHES all who
may have attained age, or who nav beeemequal-
ihei since that time and conflicts with the in
tent and spirit of Governor Perry's proclamation.
based upon the announcement made by Presi-
dent johnson that laws in relation to suffrage,
10 torce prior to secession, should alone be valid
A movement is on foot to invite Presiden
lohnsoa to extend his contemplated visit to
Richmond as far as Charleston.
The Macon correspondent of the Augusta
Transcript, after referring to the briskness of
trade IN that city. says: A new feature of trade
has exhibited itself, which promises much good
10 the South Ii is the resort of merchants to
Louisville and Cincinnati for their supplies of
new goods and Eastern products Not more
than half the time is consumed by the trip In
getting supplies, compared with receiving them
from New York 1t is also said goods can be
purchased in Western cities as cheaply as in New
York
Numerous outrages occur at Macon, partica-
larry at night. and citizens are much endangered
in walking the streets by careless colored senti-
nels, who are quick TO FIRE If one does not halt
instantly upon being challenged.
The Journal and Messenger, the publication
OF which was interdieted, has been resumed Its
editor has been released from Imprisonment, bu,
does not resume his position
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

The Proceedings of the Guy Council
Council CHAxBER.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 4, 1861
Council met. Present. the Mayor and Nessrs
Boar, Brown, Coburn. Cslley, Emerson,
Fletcher, Glszsr, Kappes, LOOMS, Seden-
siieker and Thompson.
PETITIONS
By MIR Thompson From property holders.
asking that the lot on the corner of Pratt and
Illinois streets be filed up. OF the pond of water
on said lot otherwise sbsted. Referred to Board
Of Public Improvements.
By Mr.. Emerson: From Linton & Co, to
erect hay scales oe Indiana avenue. Granted.
nv the Mayor: Petition OF the citizens Of the
Ninth Ward TO have the nuisance of the Belle
tontane gravel pit absted. The pit is filed With
stsgnant water and dead animals. Numerous
eases OF sickness have occurred in the vicinity
Referred to Committee on Revision of Orli-
nmees
by MI brown: remonstrance from some Of
the citizens OF the Fifth Ward, against granting
TIE right OF way through the city 10 the proposed
rsrosd Ten Indianapolis 10 Danyille. III. Re
fensd
eRpNAScAs
Al ordnance Vac introduced and o.sssd o.,
preeratisg 81 $50 to pay The iut.rest Iar he "a
ns-sl OF the bank debt, borrow Cd 10 teli,vs the
draft. 10 extend the same sixty days
PUBLIS INFEOvKNKNrs
The Board Of Public Improvements rsno,,.d
An ordinance for grading aud gravelipr th.
side walks on the west side OF Missouri .i,es,
between South ard Merrill streets. ouch, - =.
rejected. for the reason that the Council sr.p,.s
permission for property owners 10 10 the work At
their own expense
To lay the table the renenstTARce akain.,
improving alley IN square b
That the Street 90 n miss on CT has been direct
Ell 20 clean the cslvers on Illinois and Mary la.d
streets: also TO clean the cutters on said streets
All Of which we're eoncurred in.
By Mr. Brown. from the Committee on Streeu
and Alleys. Recommending that the resolstior
concerning the opening Of New jersey street, b
laid the table. for the reason that the natter
and things therein coatainei are not properl'
before the Council. Concurred in
A propositions vas presented FROM the Senscs
Falls Company 10 furnish one Of Their engines
for 81. 500 payable IN three years city bonds. aud
20 keep the engine in repair for i've years
A motion to lay toe proposition % the table
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
The Ketchum Forgeric..

NV YoRk, Sept. 4--Ketcbum the forger,
was brought before Justice Hogan this morning
according to adjourn uent last week, when he ap
peared in Court He bore the same careless
manner noticed when arrested, and he appeared
TO look with contempt the court and all in the
room. On being asked if he was ready to pro
coed with the examination. he replied that he was
not as his counsel was absent from the city. and
he would ask an Gdiournme for two days The
case then postponed until next Monday 1t
was intended to have the case presented to the
grand jury to day but this adjournment has made
a pOstponcment necessary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
NOTICE.

g-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
Of trial. and IS constantly increasing public favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the best and cheapest
made Is price only IS cents and each bottle
ahs double the quantity Of dye in those usually sold
or 81.
THIS HAIR DYE Is manufactured by peculiar pre-
cess. which renders 1t infinitely superior to any dye in
market Being complete in one bottle, no preparation
is required. which greatly sinplhes the application
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that RusTr, DEAD ap-
pesranes by which dyed hair whiskers readily
recognized when inferior article has beea used
produces perfectly natural color any shade that 4:
desired from a rien brown jetty, lustrous black,
that will not smut. crock, stain the clothing Invest
= cents AMI you will be convinced sold BY all Drug
,ists aud Fanny Goods Dealers
A I. MATHEWS. Manufacture.
DEsASsARNRs co New York. Wholesale Agents
nylo-dset-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

SPECIAL NoTIcE TO INDIANA OFylcERs AND Sol.
DIERs
STATE Oh INDIANA, EIEeurivE DKr'r,l
INDIANAPOLIS. August IL, 1865
To prevent any Misrepresentation as to the dis
continuance Of the Offices for the collection and
adjustment of officers and soldiers claims
against the Government. you are hereby notified
that every variety OF claims of officers, soldiers
and widows or orphans. against the Government
will be promptly and faithfully attended to either
By VIM. Hannamsn. General Military and Sanitary
Agent whose Office is on Market street, just back
oil the State House. or by Isaac " Aontfort
whose Office is IN the second story Of the first
building east of Masonic Hall
Thess agents perform all services SaEK Oh
CHARGE DC
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

Nav YoRK, September Last evening a
carpenter named Joseph Holt. resisting at New
Brighton. Staten Island Was sho; by two sol
diers, and 10 not expected TO recover. The sol
diers had been lounging about the place for sew
eral days. aud last evening got ia dispute with
Ho.l when they fred Two shots from their rerolv
er.. one shot taking effect il Holts shoulder and
ose in ais temple. The soldiers then 6ed into the
woods, where i, is supposed they are COW con
oeSled Witnesses say HOLT. who is al molten
sive man, gave no proyocAton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

~ Ii was stated in the Council last night, by
one Of the members, that the Mayor bad re
ceived letter from the bankers in New York
asking for statement OF the financial condition
OF the city-her debts and obligations 1t was
said that the sale Of the bonds depended upon
this report. This looks very doubtful for the
sale OF the bonds The Council arranged last
night for extending the time for payment of the
money borrowed from the banks in this city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

Police lrKNs There was the usual Mon
days business before the Mayors Court yestef
day.
Jenny Banks and Jenny Thomas each paiC
t29 10 for keeping house OF ill-fame
Margaret Jones. Kate Jones and Sarah Todd
tor being occupants Of houses Of il-fame, each
paid $l4 10. while Maggie Hatch and Mollie
Weed we're sent up for thirty days. having no
means Of Iiquidsting
Thomas German, Henry Taylor and Ross
Hobbs each were ordered ten days to the chain
gang for indulging too freely in common
whisky.
Albert kertver paid 50 for obscene conduct
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
Reported ADVERTISEMENTS Of TN e
writ OF Habeas Oorpus-Mail Ser.
vice I'm south Carolina.

NEw YoRK, Sept At is reported that r J..
Race, conductor of the mail train, and J White.
engineer Of the express train. ON the Long Island
railroad, have been arrested on the Coroner,s
warrant.
The Posts Washington special says: II is con-
hdenty predicted that President Johnson will
soon issue a proclamation restoring the writ Of
habeas corpus in the loyal States.
The mail service has been restored OIL every
railroad in South Carolina
Mrs Mallory, wife of the rebel OK Secretary
has called on the President to endeavor to secure
a release OF her husband from Fort Pulaski
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

ST. MANS SCHOOL FOR oIRLs.-The new
school house erected BY the congregation Of St.
hary's Church. for female seminary. is about
completed and will be opened in short time.
The school will be under the charge OF the Sisters
OF st. Fraress. and the accommodations will be
ample for oil the girls of the congregation who
desire instruction in German and English. The
new building. in the of the Church, is ad mi
rably adapted for educational purposes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

CLEANING AND DYENG ESTABLISHMENT

yuy HEuNITED STATES DYE-HOUsE, NO. sss0UTH
II Illinois street, Indi annapolis, Indiana,
Afths old and well known establshment, the ladies
can lave silks and WOODEN goods dyed In perm Anent and
beautiful colors. and gents renova-
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and sold. also,
pscusr branch in the business denomnated nns draw.
ns-bira itAble cloth, tear In any garment BE
90 wrought not be VISIBLE to the naked eye
Rsnsn Der the plsse. No. IS South lllneis street
jsnie JOSEPH HAkkI6. Prspsietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

whisky advaueeo 70 - -.
Provisions qsist.
small lot Of city mess pork sold At $50. and
il was generally held At that rate At the close
Lard 24e
Bacon quiet. and no sales.
Linssed oil held at 81 s.. and 81 IS sss o.
fersd. tfE HH.t. 8#
Eggs ls@20c
Flax seed 81 %.
Cheese frm stI7@lse. Butter firm at 2Se
soc
Gold al a.