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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17
THE RALEIGH AT SEA.

At eight o'clock on Friday evening, the 9th in
slant, the Confederate iron-clad gunboat the Raj
eigh, under the command Of Lieut. j. Pembroke
Jones, and bearing the broad pennant of Flag
Officer Lynch, crossed the New Inlet Bar in search
of the blockading squadron. During the night
the iron-clad steamed up and down the coast
considerable distance but without being able TO
come to close quarters, save in one or two iustan-
ces, the first shortly after going out when she met
blockading vessel cruising about, and gave her a
seven-inch shot crashing Through her sides. Tho
blockader Immediately left making signals to the
feet. The second was shortly after midnight
when she got another shot nt blockader which
apparently took her for steamer trying to come
in. Receiving shot from the Raleigh he hoist
ed the usual signal Of a blue-light, thinking Ne
had been fired on iE mistake by some Of his cor
sorts. Another shell undeceved him. and Sogp
alarm signals flashed through the Yankee icc',
who put out to sea. In the morning some eight
Yankee war vessels hove in sight, but mono ven
tured near and only two or three within long range.
The Raleigh held the anchorage, she being some
eight miles from Fort Fisher, until o'clock on
Saturday morning, when the Flag Officer, finding
some arrangement Of the propeller, which could
not be adjusted, slowly steamed for the bar and
came in. What damage was done TO the blocka-
ders We do not know. We regret TO hear that rhe
Raleigh 20. aground on the "trip" while coming
in. What her damage from that may be, we oaE.
not say. She was not hit once by the enemy
Wilmington Journal
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Amendments to the above Law.

AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT IN RELATION TO
THE MILITIA AND GUARD FOR HOME
DEFENCE.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
the State of North Carolina and it is hereby enacted
by the authority of the same, That neither the Govern
or this State the officers acting under an act
ratified the 7th day of July, 1863 entitled IAN
in relation the Militia and Guard for Home De-
fence shall call out for drill muster the persons
enrolled under said act oftener than q month in
company drill oener than twice year in battalion
dril which battalion drills shall take the place of the
company drills for the month in which they are APP
pointed unless when called into actual service to repe
invaSioA or suppress insurrecton, to the
laws Of the State.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted That the Governor
shall have the power the Guards of Home De-
fence Tor tue purpose of arreSng conscripts and de-
serters Prortded they shall not be ordered upop this
duty beyond the limits of the counties in which they
reside or the counties adjacent thereto
SEC 3. Be it further enacted, That in addition to tho
exemptions contained in the to which this Is an
amendment, there shall be exempt County commission
ers appointed under act entitled An for the re-
lief of and families of soldiers in the army reg
ular millers, blacksmhs who have established shops
necessary operatives in factories and foundries the
Attorney General Solicitors of the several circuits and
counties physicians of FIVE years practice, contractors
with the State Confederate government editor
TO each newspaper and the composors. mail
carriers, professors in colleges aed teachers in acade
PFoCded that this exemption shall only apply to
the drills specified in this bill and service when
the Guard for Home Defence is called inio The field.
SIC I. Be it further enacted That for failure to
tcud The battalion regimental drill each field officer
shall forfeit and pay hundred dollars: each CAPTAIN
aud other officers who shall fail to and drill
their companies at the times appointed, shall forfeit and
pay Tor each failure fifty dollars. and if COMMITS
stoned ohcer private shall fail attend any drill
he Sha forfeit and paw less than five than
twenty dollars Provided that every absentee shall
ne allowed until the next to make his excuse
Tine hines shall be adjudged by regiment tai and compa-
courts raf and judgments are to be entered up
and the fines collected in the same mode and in accord
"nSe Win Inc provisions Of the Militia Law of Nerth
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The Donors to the Soldiers Or
phan Fund

Are respectfully requested in the Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb, in Raleigh. N. c. Friday,
9th of May, II o'clock: A N. Those who cannot
be present should send proxies full attendance is
desired for important business.
The committee of the Grand Lodge of Masons for
St johns College respectfully invited to be pres
CHARLES +. DEEMS,
Nav 9, 1864 I'd Financial Secretary.
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Announcement.

MONROE, N. c., March 18th, 1864.
We take the liberty of announcing COL SAMUEL
Fl. WALKUP, of the 4sth N. G. Regiment, cand-
date for the Senate composed Of the counties of Union
and Anson.. Also THOMAS MARSH, ESQ.,, to repre-
sent the county of Union in the Commons in the
General Assembly of North Carolina.
SEVERAL CITIZENS
March Is te-pd of Union County.
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DlsTILLINa CoRN.-We regret to learn that
several distiller;es in full blast in Iredel
ty, converting corn into whisky. This ought not
to be- If the corn shall be destroyed in this man.
ner, what are the people to do for bread? We are
now completely cut of from the South, by the tear
ing up of portion OF the Charlotte Railroad,
whence We formerly could obtain corn, and several
months may eapse before harvest, with an uncer-
tainty OF the wheat cror. Humanity as well as
PATRIOTISM ought to put restraint upon dstillers
OF corn into whisky, at least until another crop is
made. Those who are so fortunate as to have corn
for sale, are equally guilty Of high crime with
distilers, if they part with their for any such
purpose, for any price that might be offered. Nor,
should they regulate their prices for corn to those
who want it for bread, by the rates which disill-
ers might be willing to pay. Humanity, pleads in
this behalf, not we.-StatesoiWe Erpress.
If you were to apply to some of those men who
are having corn turned into whiskey, to buy lit
tie for bread, you would hear the doeful tale that
they did not have enough for their own use.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17
For the LEGISLATURE.

Believing that the county of Mecklenburg has been
well represented in the person of JOHN L. BROWN,
who has proven to be prompt, active and faithful
public servant many of his constituents desire his
election, and hereby announce him candidate for the
House of Commons at the election in August next Mr.
Brown is good business man. and the services of such
men are needed now in our legislative halls.
March Is, 1864. pd VOTERS.
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DEPARTS
EXPRESS NOTICE.

OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
Charlotte, Sept. "a, 1868. {
In order to avoid misunderstanding and to make
charges conform to the liability assumed, this
Company hereby gives notice that from and after OctO
ber lst >6} shippers will be required to place their
valnatlo upon each ackage before it will be received
Such valuation vii be inserted in the Company s
receipt AM estabsr the liability of the Company for
the amorul. Tie oct Of God and the public enemy
onlv excepted. Z. D. GILLESPIE,
Sept %. lSC3 Agent.
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CTR Wrgttrt DRmDfrat.
CHARLOTTE. N. C..

Our terms $40 in the issue or SIS in the
old We have pay issue for the printing paper
we buy and therefore must change the old for is
sue, SIS included $5 in the old issue pays for four
months subscription.
B The Democrat sciI be discoataauedfo att su6scri-
6ers at the expiration Of the time for hich it paid
Those soho wan to continue must before atthe
Piration Of their tune.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17

The 11TH REGIMENT N. G. Troops Col
Coett Leventhorpe, 11th regiment N. G. Troops,
has resigned Col. Leventhrope entered the SER
vice in the fall of 1861 as Colonel of the 34th
regiment, and has established for himself reputa-
tion second to no officer of his rank in the Con
federate army. His name has often been men
toned in connection with the position of Brigadier
General. He was seriously wounded at Gettys-
burg and it is supposed that this is the for
rendering his resignation.
He is succeeded by Lieut.. Col. VIM. J. Martin,
well known professor of Chemistry in the mi
versty of North Carolina. Maj Frank ". Bird,
of Berthe, becomes Lieutenant Colonel.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF WESTERN PLANK ROAD COMPANY,
Lincolnton N. c., April IL, 1864 I
To the Stockholders of the Western Plank Road
Company The Confederate Tax on the individual
shares in this company will be paid by the President
G. C. HENDERSON, Prest
April Is, 1864 At West. p. R. Company
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STRAYED

From my Pasture near Wilson Wallace's, about the
lst of Nov last a red COW which bought at auc-
tion formerly owned by VIM. Tassy Alexander. Also,
the time and place, spotted HElFER, of the
brindle order. She sold at auction by Mr. Morr-
son of Pioneer Mills will pay liberal reward for
their delivery to for information so that can
get them. ", A. COOk.
Feb Is. 1864 If
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Announcement.

We, soldiers, respectfully announce THOMAS
r. MAGILL as a candidate for the House of Commons
for Union county, next regular election in Aug
next, and as such will be voted for by
MANY SOLDIERS IN THE ARMY.
December %, 1863 tepd
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Announcement.

1ADKINVILLE; April IS, 1861.
am authorized to announce Col. w. H. A. SPEER
of the 2Sth n g. Troops candidate the election in
August next to represent the people of the counties of
Yadkn, Surry, Allegheny, Ashe and Wataugn in the
Senate of the next Legislature of North Carolina.
Respectfully, R. F. ARMFIELD.
April 25th. st
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WANTED.

One Hundred Bushels DRIED APPLES, for which the
highest market price in the issue will be paid.
Seud by Express to Raleigh at my expense with bill,
to be paid on delivery of fruit.
w. WHITAKER, Jr.,
April II: 1864 st Raleigh N. C.
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ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE
Of Messengers
OF THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
AT Charlotte Office, Daily.

ARRIVES.
From Char l. G. Railroad 80 A. II. and M
n. c. Railroad 20 " and 70
A, T. l. O. Railroad 90
" Will, G. R. Railroad Is T. nj.
DEPARTS
For N G. Railroad 6 20 A. N. and 90 P NJ
Cha: & S C. Railroad 10 90 I" and 80 I"
Will, C. Il R. Railroad 80 "
A., T. & O. Railroad 90 P. NJ.
1t is desired that all Parcels Packages Freight to
be forwarded by either of the above Trains be sent to
this Office ONE HOUR previous to its departure.
T. D. GILLESPIE, Agent.
Charlotte, Sept. Z, 1868. If
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For the LEGISLATURE.

The friends of E. G. GRTER announce him candi-
date for reelection to the House of Commons from
Mecklenburg county.
April IL, 1864 te-pd
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COOP ADvIcE-Geu. Howell Cobb has recent
ly made excellent speech in Milledgeville, Ga,
and the good effects are already seen His appeal
to the speculator should resound through the land
"Cau a more bumiliating spectacle be seen, than
q man who has sent bis son to the army-the body
wounded and dying Of hunger-yet the father re-
sorting to every means 10 hide his bread and meat
from himy Shall it be written that the son suffer.
ed from hunger while hfs father boarded provis-
ions-that they gave their sons but refused their
meat"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17
Announcement.

The friends of Col. WILLIAM NJ. GRIER annouuc
him as candidate to represent Mecklenburg count
in the Senate at the ensuing August election.
March 28, 1854 te-pd
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Announcement.

We, soldiers, respectfully announce Capt. J. E..
MOORE a candidate for Sheriff of Union county at
our next regular election iE August and such will
be voted for by MANY SOLDIERS.
Feb. l6, 1864 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17

JOHN VOGEL, Practical Tai
lor, respectfully informs the citi-
zens of Charlotte and surround
ing country, that he is prepared
to manufacture gentlemen's clo-
thing in the latest 3tyle and al
short notice. His b:~t exertions
VII he given to rcr Ter satisfac-
tiou - those who p"3ronize him
Shop opposite kers' -totel, next
doc, =, Iowa s Clitt's store.
J"". 5,rT53. #
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1T. Col. JSo. T. JoNEs.-We very much
regret to learn that Lieut.. Col John T. Jones 26th
Reg't, N. e. Troops died Of wounds received ia
the fight Friday 9th inst. 1t Col j., was
spoken Of by those who knew him as most gal
liant officer. He was from Caldwell county and
graduated at tho University In IS61.-Raleigh
Conservative.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17

Il Ia good sight 10 see the color Of health on
mans face, but not to see il al concentrated in
his nose.
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THE REsPoNsIBILITY.-The Chicago Times, a
late number of which we have before US, says:

"There is very bitter quarrel now raging
among the friends of the parties as to whether
Gilmore or Dahlgren is responsible for the failure
to capture Charleston. We do not imagine that
the responsibility for the failure to take that city
rests so much with either as it does with Beaure-
gard. 1t is he, and not the commanders of the
Federal land and naval forces, who is blame for
the result which has attended operations in the
vicinity of Charleston. Upon him should rest the
oboquy arising from the fact that Charleston is
not to-day undergoing course of publication at
the hands of Butler
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IT Ell T.
WRSTKhM DKMOGRAT, !,
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WILLIAM J. YATES,
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

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charged accordingly.
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BLANK DEEDS. Warrants, Ejectments, 80,
for sale at this Office.
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NOTICE..
TO CONTRACTORS AND 81 MYERS
Office of C. S. Naval Ordnance Works, /
Charlotte, N. c., April 1864. !
Proposals will be received this Office during the
present month"; for furnishing the following kinds of
Lumber required this establishme1t-size of bills
regulated to suit eontractorS-viZ
yellow Pine Black Walnut,
Hickory, White Oak,
Poplar, Ash.
II. ASHTON RAMSAY
Chief Eng. C. S Navy in charge
April IL, 1864 Ct
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THE Four PER CENT. BoNDs-The Secreta-
ry of the Treasury has established the following
regulations in relation to the receipt of four per
cent. bonds and certificates offered in payment for
taxes:
l. The four per cent bonds and certificates issued
under the act of February, II, 1864, will be re-
ceved in payment of taxes until the 31st Decem-
Der 1864, inclusive. When offered in payment
they must be duly assigned. The certificate OF
the Tax Collector, or Deputy Tax Collector, or of
any Magistrate in the words Executed before
me" and signed officially, shall be sufficient au-
Identification But if there are previous assign
ments, the Tax Collector shall see that they are
properly authenticated.
2. When the bond or certificate offered ia pay
ment is greater 10 amount than the tax to be paid
the Collector may return the difference by assign
ing other certificates bonds, if he shall have any
such on hand, the tax payer paying any fraction
under one hundred dollars in the new currency, or
in notes of the old issue under hundred dol
lars at sixty-six and two-thrds cents to the dol
lar.
Notes under the denomination of five dollars
may at all times be received as currency
and until 30th June, inclusive, east of the Miss
issippi, and the Both September west of the Miss
issippi, five dollar notes may also be received in
payment in the same manner as new currency.
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TRAGIC MIsTAKE.-A few weeks ago, as the
18th North Carolina troops was passing Rocky
Mount, soldier of that regiment, Hogans, of
Edgeeombe CO., travelling home on foot, mus
ket in hand, by moonlight AS he journeyed he
was startled by the sight of dark object, like q
BEAR drinking at branch which crossed the road
Cooking his gun, at distance of about seventy
yards, he carefully watched the movements of the
animal, which, after STOPPING over the water for
few moments, partly rose and started forward
The soldier fred with deadly aim. The animal
fell and struggled convulsively on the ground
Afraid to approach lest its powers of doing mis-
chief should not be exhausted, the soldier ran to
the house of Mr. Brooke, and begged him to arm
himself with axe, aud aid in securing the booty.
With cautious steps, and weapons ready tor instant
use, they approached the supposed bear, when in
stead of that beast there appeared to their borrh
ed eyes the body Of a soldier, weltering in his
blood, quite dead! The right hand of the corpse
tightly clasped a tooth brush, which no doubt he
was using wheE the fatal ball took effect. The
ball entered near the back bone, and passed dlago
nally through the body, coming out in 'front.' The
victim had staggered forward across the branch
aud was lying on bis face. Papers in his pocket
showed that he was a member of the Goth regi-
ment named Ballard of Wayne county, and that
he was on his way to Wilson, on furlough, to col
lect SfSe there due him. An examination OF the
case was had before two magistrates, who dis
charged the involuntary manslayer without bail.
He evinced deep distress at the consequences OF
his unfortunate mistake.
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GARRETT DAVIS.
NOTICE.

The firm of WILLIAMS, OATES l. CO. is this day
(Jan. lst, 1860 dissolved by mutual consent All
persons interested will call and close their accounts
with either of the undersigned.
l.. S. WILLIAMS,
L. W. SANDERS
January Ia, 1864
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AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT IN RELATION TO
THE MILITIA AND A GUARD FOR HOME
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