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IMPORTANT.

The following telegram from the War
Department was received yesterday at
Department Headquarters:
WAsH1ScToN, D. c., Dec "a, '63.
A Law has been passed to the ef1ec. that
no bounties except such as are now provi-
ded by law shall be paid to any person en-
listed afier,h fifth (5) of January next.
The only bounty provided by law is the
one hundred (slO0) dollars authorized by
section FIVE (5) act of July 22, 1861. and
promulgated in General Orders No. 40, of
that year from the Adju,ant Generals
Office Secure all enlis,ments of veteran
volunteers possible before the fifth of Jan
uary.
BY order of the Secretary of War.
f. D. TOWNSEND;
Assistant Adju,ant General.
II Missouri Democrat.
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We learn from gentleman who has jus,
returned from Fl. Smith, that the lth U.
s. Colored Infantry, being r,ised there is
almost full. Lieut.. Schuarte of the regu.
lar army, is commissioned Colonel, Capt.
Steele of the 18th Kansas is Lieut.. Col,
and Cyrus Hunter, Of the I'd Indian, is
Major. Non.commissioned officers taken
from Kansas regiments will be commits
stoned . captains and Lisuisnants. Fort
Scott Memitoy.
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not be allowed, to say who should rule in
our civil affairs during their absence. Said
he, if I should be drafted next January,
shall shoulder my musket and 60, but I
want the privilege Of helping to elect the
officers who have the disposition of affairs
in State and county in my absence, and if
+. conscript claims the privilege, how much
more worthy volunteer. As the Sena-
torial question was not made an issue in
the campaign, and it was not discussed or
canvassed by his constituents. he should
be opposed to the election Of U. s. Sen.
ator this winter.
Mr.. Weisbauch, ex.R Representative, was
called, and made some good and suitable
remarks. What he said about the Hen.
derson Amendment action last winter sub.
stan,iated Mr.. Bakers statements. When
the Legislature convened he found the
Representatives from the "Nor,hern Tier
cold and Indifferent on the question:
Nearly all Of them had an Ak of their own
to grind and they forgot all the promises
they made their constituents before leav.
ing home. He found tho Legislature the
greatest stock market be had ever attend.
ded, were local and personal interests were
bought, sold. swapped and bartered in q
manner that would throw the whiting
Yankees at down-east county fair in the
shade. He was in favor of the present
Legislature making an appropriation to
pay agents for visiliog New York City
and different States of Europe, to turn a
tide of emigration into Kansas. Was
setlsfed large and industrious population
couold be secured to this State with proper
efforts.
After Mr.. Weisbach concluded the fol.
lowing resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted:
REsoLvxD.-That we heartily endorse
the action Of our Senator and Represents.
tive in the last Legislature of Kansas, upon
all local issues; aad willingly return our
Senator and send our newly elected Mem.
Der to the next session of the Legislature,
to use their best judgmeut-and trusting
10 their wisdom and ability-in all emer-
geDcies that may arise.
REsoLvED.-That considering the ques-
tion of election of United States Sena-
tor was not brought before the people at
the election for Representative, we there
fore believe that an election for that Office
this winter would be premature aud
fraud upon the people, We respectfully ask
our Representative and Senator to oppose
an election of that character in their Leg.
isIative action this winter.
We were much pleased with the remarks
Of the speakers and returned from the
meeting with renewed confidence in the
ability and wisdom of our chosen dele.
gates.
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"FLAa of the free hearts hope and home,
By angel hands to valor given;
Thy stars have lit the welkin DONE,
And all thy hues were born Of heaven.
FOREVER FLOAT THAT STANDARD SlIEEr!
Where breathes the foe but falls before us
With Freedom soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming Ger US.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

Hon. A. Z. Wilder is on the Congress
ional House Committee ofIndian affairs and
on the Psci6c Railroad Committee.
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A correspondent wiring to one of our
Kansas exchanges, says, that the fact Of
the beavers and offers building their nests
and holes high in the banks is a sign Of
high water.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

The widow of Senator Douglas is a,
present in Washington City, engaged by
Secretary Chase as a clerk in the Treasury
Department. She is seldom seen in public
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II. 6 TAXES.

Notice is hereby given, that the Internal Rev.
cue Taxes embraced in the Annual List for 1859
are now due; and that will attend by myself
or De2uty, at Marysville on the l3'h day Of
January, \. u. 1854 and that all taxes uupa:d
after that date will be liable to and charged
penalty of ten per cent.
JOHN SpEER,
T. S. Collector Internal Revenue
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Col. Weer and his regiment, the 10Th
Kan, have been ordered to Alton, Ill, and
Col. Jennison has been placed in command
of Fl. Leavenworth.
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The Navy Department is going to build
four easement steamships, to be of wrought
iron, 400 feet long, 5S feet beam, 4 cylin-
ders, 80 inch stroke, draft 19 feet, expec-
ted speed Is knots. They will cost five
million each.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

That infamous copperhead sheet, the
New York Express, has been ordered to
be sold by a decree of court.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

In the late storm on the plains, Irwin
Jackman lost about two thousand head o
cattle.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

DR.. ]. W. Robinson. Surgeon in the I'd
Kansas Cav. and late Secretary of State,
died At Ft. Smith short time ago.
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1t is expected that Arkansas will be
represented at an early day in Congress-
Arrangements are in progress for IN elec-
Jon.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

Satan is q subtle individual, but the ar.
ny traded Is sutler.
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Notice Of Election.

Notice is hereby given that there win be An
election by the Stockh olders of the Marysville
Bridge Company on Saturday, the 9th day Of
February, 1894, at the Court House in Marys.
Vile, to elect FIVE Directors, to serve for one
year, one of whom shall be designated ON the
ballot as President, one Treasurer, and one Sec.
retary.
JACOB WErsBACH,
]. D. BRUMBAUGH,
THOs. .WATERsoN,
Jos. SAMUELs,
FRANK SCHMIDT,
A. E. LOWELL,
Incorporators:
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James L. Mcdowell has assumed exclu.
ssive control Of the business department of
the Lesvenvorth Times.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-03
A Card.

CAMH 18th N. G. TROOPS, March 80, 1864
Having learned through friends just returned
from Charlotte, that have been charged with being
the incendiary who set fire to Joseph Rhine's barn,
regard it therefore nothing but proper aud due to my
self to publish this card, showing the charge be
base alsehood, and the author of it cowardy scoun-
dre shall prosecute the originator of the fsehood
opportunity offers with three respect
able young men-A Smith, Vim Orman and Samuel
Nicholson-at the time the Barn burned. refer
my friends TO any of these gentlemen for the truth of
what have stated. W. S. ICEHOWER.
have known Icehower, a member of Co. A,
lith Regiment, and say that he is and always
has been good soldier, and think the report
corning him base falsehood w. B. TAYLOR,
Lieut.. comdg Co. A, 18th Regt.
We, the undersigned, members of Co. A. have heard
with surprise the attempt 10 Islander 5 cehower,
member of this company, and deem il duty to raise
voice in defence of the accused. Corpl Icehower
has always proven himself good soldier and perfect
gentleman. Nj Icehower will be able prove himself
altogether innocent of the infamous charge.
Alexander, w Brown, T Nicely, r Gribbe,
Lewis, J Earnhardt, Alexander G AlexaA-
der, Taylor Wright, w Bighan, A Hand, Duck
worth, Hunter, Hunter, w w Gray, Harris,
Stowe, Paysour, Howard, + Glenn, + Hobbs,
II Hovis, Heron NJ B Raborn, ellison, w
Ford e Orman, } Norman, 7 Black, Norman, w
Ewing, L Holmes. S Henderson, Hill, NJ
Black, n Chesher, c Goodmah, D Duln, J w Pet
tus, R Flow, B Withers, r Monteith, Query,
H NJ Pettus, A King, NWingate, o Harris G
Wingate John Mcconnell, Is Ruddock, B Rud-
dock, Montgomery, Frazier, Fisher, Q
Taylor, Ewing, A Newell, Ii Ii Hill, S McElroy.
May 2, 1864 2tpd
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ENROLLING NOTICE.

CHIEF ENROLLING 0FFIcE srH CoH0. DIsTRIcT,
Salisbury, N O., April Is, 1854. !
The attention of County Enrolling Officers and
handing Officers Of Militia Regiments, is called TO Cir
cular No 70 Conscrpt Office, Raleigh, N. c., rrquir-
ing the immediate enrolment of all white male per-
sons between the ages Of and fifty years and
Free Persons of color between the ages of eighteen
and fifty, in accordance with Circular No Bureau Of
Consumption, embracing General Orders Nos. 20 and
80, AdJt and Insp. Genl's Office.
All persons within the prescribed ages will be
rolled by the Militia officers early practicable,
and assembe'at the Court Houses of their respective
counties at the following times for examination, via
CHARLOTTE Mecklenburg eounty-sbth Regiment,
sth 10th and eth Of May. seth Regiment 18th, lath
and l4th of May
CONCORD Cabarrus county-lstb, nth, and 18th
of May.
SALISBURY, Rowan couuty-76th Regiment, 10Th,
goth, 2lst and 22d of May. l2oth Regiment, 24th,
25th, 26th aud 27th of May.
NEWTON, 'Catawba county-3Oth and 3 st of May,
lst and I'd of June.
MONROE, Union couuty-s2d Regiment, eth, 18th
and sth of June lI9lh Regiment, 9th and 10th Of
June.
DALLAS, CASTOR county---lsth, l4th and 18th OF
June.
LINCoLNToy, Lincoln county-leth, nth and 18th
of June.
SHELBY, cleveland county-sIst Regiment, 10th,
2ist and 22d of June Doth Regiment, 23d, Gath and
25th of June.
All exemptions heretofore granted are hereby re-
voked, and all those who wish to make application
for exemption or detail will present the same to the
local Enrolling Officer of their respective counties who
will confer with the Board Ito be appointed in accord
ance with Circular No 8, Bureau OF Conseription In
giving each and every application rigid examination.
written report from the local Enrolling Officer and
from each member of the Board will be required when
each will be presented to the District Bnroling
Officer upon his arrival
All those holding certificates of exemption from the
Medical Examining Board of this District In the
tics of Union Meckenburg, Lincoln CASTOR Cabarrus
and Cleavcand, need not appear provided the exemp
ton granted since Feb'y goth, 1864.
Free persons of color will assemble the afternoon OF
the last day in each of the above counties for ENROLL
ment.
The attention Of commanding officers OF Militia 10
particularly called TO the necessity of having the age
and occupation of each man upon their rolls.
Applications for exemption detail SHOULD be pre-
sented to commanding officers OF Militia in counties
not provided with Enrolling Officers.
J. N. PRIOR,
lst Lient. and En-. Officer 9Th Dist.
ALEX HALL Surgeon; S PESDLEroN, Asst Sur
geon, and II HowERToS, NJ D., Medical Examining
Board, will be present at the above times and places.
April %, 1864
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For the Western Democrat
THE JACKSON STATUE.


MI Editor: have read i'll Richmond paper since
| reached this place. statement that the Hon. j.
NJ. Mason had written to his Excellency, the Gov
ernor of Virginia, that the full amount had been
raised in England for the Jackson Statue. which,
unexplained, may create false impression.
| have not seen, nor had | heard of this letter
when left Richmond on the 10Th inst, but am
satisfied that it referred to the Marble Statue which
the worth of great General. and not to the
progress Of execution under the auspices of the Ex
ecutive Committee of the jackson Statue Associa-
ton, of which the Hon jefferson Davis is the chair
man.
To complete this work no subscription has been
asked for in Europe, nor is it proposed to do so.
have felt it to be in wise consistent with pro-
prety to ask for contributions. [ have heretofore
felt that it enough to inform his countrym
that the work was commenced. when their free will
offerings would pour in abundantly. The busy
scenes through which are passing have SO en-
trely absorbed the public interests that outside of
the army the response to the undertaking has been
very limited trust. however. that our Hero will
not be forgotten-and amid the reocings for bless
ings and victories shortly and most surely to be
vouchsafed to us by Lord and King shall all
remember how much of gratitude to him
whose the terror of his enemies and tho
pride and glory of his country.
Gov. Vance at Raleigh, Major James Sloan at
Greensboro Gen John A. Young at Charlotte, and
DeRossett, Brown & Co at Wilmington will receive
contributions in money cotton.
Respectfully,
S. BAssETT FRENCH,
Treas jackson Statue Association.
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Surgeon Generals Office,
RALEIGH, n. G., April 81,

RALEIGH, N g., April 81, 1864
1propose to establish in the city of Raleigh u
factory for ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
The object of this enterprise is to supply these use
full articles to all soldiers from this State, who have
been may be- SO MANNED in the service to require
them.
Privates and mono commissioned officers will be fur
nished grataitOusly. Commissioned officers will be
charged the actual cost.
Disabled soldiers are requested to correspond with
the undersigned, giving regiment rank, locality
or ampuation, and the precise of the
naming member.
wish to employ number of competent mechanics
for the above named purpose. All such are invited to
communicate Immediately with THIS Office.
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General of North Carolina.
Mayo 1864 I'm
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raj Districts for the ensuing year:
Dist. No. &c Overman, Springs, W Hayes.
&c al Ii Wilson, Carson, r NJ Jamison.
" 3-B Youngblood, Saml Knox, J Mellon.
{" fl Nicely, Richd Smith, Randolph Irwin.
I" 5-Jcs Knox, R H Swan, ] J Price.
4" 81 A Grier, G Neel P G FAIRIES.
= IN Taylor, J L Porter, g G Neel.
s-Wm Snggs A Sadler. VIM Clark.
a--Thos Hoover, McCord, w s Norment
{" lO--R A Rozzell, p Cahll, Sidney Alternately.
@ Ill Strong, Potts, Bowden.
l2-F Simrell, Pringl Grier, Reid.
" I3-Wm Marshall. w Montgomery, W Hoover
= 4" I4-D MeGee } Reid d Glenn
+" I5-T Price, G W Williamson, Smith.
" ls--D IF Cowan. Bel, Griffith.
F" I'm Wallace, Morrow, Jas Hennigan.
+" I8--J B Mcdonald, Jno Cathey, A Todd.
l9-S Farris, Ira Alexander Nicholson.
/" pa A Kennedy, Jos A Frazier, Jas Mcclure.
!" 2l-Richd Elliott, J Frazier, Jas Prim.
{" 22-W Little JAS Henderson, Wilson.
!" ga Alexander, S Pharr, DR. J Wilson.
" 24-W Sample, Thos Gluyas, F Harry
i" 25--A Davidson, Blythe, G Davidson.
4" 26-J r Gillespie, d Irwin, Rich'd Beard.
" 27-R Johnston, VIM Patterson, G Potts.
1" 2s-Hram Hail. Z Hall; W Knox.
90. 29-B Cashon, Arthur Armor, Jas P henderson
/" 30-E d Sloan Jas A Dewese, DR. JM Wilson
3l-W Stinson, VIM Caldwell, Wa Dewese.
" 32-J Hood, Houston, Saml Caldwell.
:" 33-H Hunter, Rev D Mclaughlin, II Grier.
34-Rev r II Laf'erty, Thos Trotter, ia Cannon
g 35--E Cochran, A Query, Sas Caldwell.
I" 36-Dr Noel, Edwin Alexander, Johr Allen
" 37-Isaac Mason, Jas Flow, Monteith.
4" 38-H Galloway, Jas Query, Cochran.
81 3D. w Barnet, ID + TIL omason, And. Hunter
4" 4J-R DeArmond, S Alexander, + Nc
Whorter
" 4l-Jno Ochler, Saml Garrison, Jno Walker.
G. 42-Pbilip Fisher, s Hall, A Hood.
" 43-J Orr NJ Wilson, Robt Wilson, Sr.
Z" A Hood, VIM Beaver, d Miller.
I" 45-D w Flow, NJ W Flow, A Flow.
4" 46-J Pyron, Saml Biggcrs, Tbos smith.
" 47-Wm Maxwell, Norris Morris,
" 48-R Wallace P A Hodges, " Wallace.
&c 49-W Wallace, John Wolf, John Walker
5e-Leroy Phillips, Jos Blair, VIM McComhs.
5I-W Morris. McGinnis,. Y G. Wallace
" 52-WP Robinson. RevR Johnston, Taylor
A" 53-I n Alexander. 5 II Kirkpatrick, Wolf
" Sc Brown, & kirkpatrick, Stan. Sturgeon
55-J Ross, Cofey, ] K Cunningham
q" Sci Peoples, JB McLaughlin, IA Caldwell
" 57-Arthur Gricr, Jno Reid, Reid
-" 5S-J Sample VIM Rea, WIN Mckee
59-Jas Mcleod, " Houston, J Stevens
6o-Jos Woodside, II Ewart, Jas s Morris
ell Hunter, DR. w Ross, B Stewart
62-Jno RgIer. w Matthews, DIR N N Orr
e3-J L Brown, A Williamson, Rritton
64-S w Caldwell, Hcndr Query, Mcdonnell
65-Jno Benrd d McRaven, Alexander.
The law requires the School Committees, within one
aouth after they appointed report tue humber
nd the names of all children in their districts six
nd under twenty-one years of age. They call
he Office OF the Chairman of the Board, where they
vill be provided with blanks. In my absence, VIM
faxwell ESQ will hand out the blanks. The commit
ees will please make their reports they
can. G.. w. MCDONALD,
May g. 1864 Chairman
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-03

SUPERIOR CoURT.-The Spring Term of Neck
lenburg Superior Court was held last week-Judge
Osborne presiding, r. F. Armfeld, Esq, Solicitor
No cases of public importance were tried. The
case of McGrady, removed to this county from
Cabarrus charged with participating in the murder
of Cope, was postponed for the want of female
witness who refused to attend and concealed her
self that she could not be found. The case of
Medn, from Union county, was also continued for
the want of witnesses absent in the army. Medlin.
while deserter from the army, is charged with the
killing of Little officer who attempted his arrest
We learn that the Grand Jury have been ferreting
out those persons who have been violating the law
against distillation.
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Treas. Jackson Statue Associatio


HSg~ Mr.. Chiffon, the Congressional representa-
tive of the Montgomery District, Alabama, has is
sued circular address to his constituents, review
ing the legislation of the last session, and showing
his participation therein. In reference to the
many criticisms which sore heads and constitution
al grumbers have made upon the measures adopt
ed by the last Congress, Mr.. Chiffon remarks very
justly, "he must have very little love for his Gov
ernment who nothing but its supposed
faults; who gloats them with delight; who
appantly denounces the gravest measures of its
legislation, as unwise, impotic, unconstitutional
and dangerous to the public liberty" Says Mr.
c.: "Let all such eroak on, but let those who wish
to unite oar people in the bonds of eternal broth
erhood, so that by our combined energies we may
transmit to latest posterity the blessings of
Republican liberty, go to work, heart and SOUL to
save our country from the vandal foe which en-
virOns it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-03

ANOTHER YANKEE TUNNEL-Aucmpted Is
cape and FaIure.--The Yankee prisoners in the
Columbia Jail make Improbable use of their time
For several days they have been engaged in dig
ging tunnel, which was completed and ready for
use yesterday. The work was suspected by the
watchful guardians of the prison: but only discov
diatey posted double of sentines near the
orihce Of the tunnel, wit Instructions shoot the
first man who made his appearance. The guards
had not long to wait A little after o'clock, one
of the Yankees made his appearance-frst head
then pair of shoulders, and finally, the whole
body-stealthly attempting to creep away in the
darkness. True to his instructions, the sentinel
now fred, and the ball taking effect shattered the
knee of the Yankee and brought him to the
ground. No other effort was made by those be-
hind to follow: and very we'll planned mode of
escape was thus promptly frustrated Columbia
Coroltnidn, goth.
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TAX In KIND.

OFFICE r. Q. NJ. STE DIST,
Charlotte, N. c., April ID, 1854.
II is hereby ordered that all the 1.-THE ofihe year
1863 of Corn and Bacon be delivered before the Let
of June 1884 Agents will receive nothing after 3lst
Nav, 1864.
Assessors will much obIige me, besides doing good
service to the country by sending in 20 this Office all
estimates of Tax in Kind, by the lat day Of May next;
sooner if possible Agents will give publicity 10 this
notice 40 that no one should he incur the penalty OF
6re times the estimated value, according to late laws
of Congress can have room complain.
s. N. FINGER,
Capt 4 p. O. NJ, 9Th DistE. O.
April ls, 1854. u
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500 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for the safe delivery
at Camp Holmes, Raleigh, @, of privates w
Massey James Hope, aud w Costner, Of Co. II, 49th
N. o. Troops $40 for the delivery Of either of the
above named II is hoped that the officers Of the
s7th c. Militia will render their assistance In arrest
ing the above deserters The former will be received
dead alive. He has been deserter since Septem-
ber &c., and understand arrested several Zines
but succeeded in making his escape.
w. A. RANKIN,
April 49, 1t LIST It. comd'g Co II, 40th O T.