-s cr iji ixt Li ) or liit u. ..iits.
AcVnoaleJ emeut of dceJ, Lxeoipt
AEJavit, fi cU
(10 suit or legsl proceedings,) Exempt
Agreement or Apprsiserooot, for each
, sheet or pice of paper, on which
the Base u written, , 6cti
Assignment or Transfers, of mortgage
lea or policy of imuranc, the
Mme duty 'on the original iostro
mtnt of patent-right, 5 eta
BUI, Chocks Vnlu or Orders, e,
st sight, eeew deesaao1, Sett
Bill of Eiohaage Inland draft or
orJar, payable otherwise than at
tighter oa dmd, aid any pros
siioorv not whatever, payable on
httiand ofaTa time designated
eixpt bank notat isar.ad for cir
eulation, and checks made aod in-
, tended to be, aod which ahall be.
forthwith presented for. pavmenlj
for atom not exceeding $100, Acta
Forever additional llOO or frac
tioaal Dart thereof, fict
Bills of Lading vet&ell for tb porta
of th Untied States or British
North America, Exempt
vn receipt or roods on any lor-
eijro porta. lOcts
Billa of Sale of any vessel, or part
thereof, when the consideration
docs not exceed tSOO fiOcts
Exceeding $500 and not exceedin?
tl.000, $1.00
Exceeding one thousand dollars
for each five hundred dollars frac
tional part thereof. 50cts
Of personal property, other than ship
or Teasel Bond personal, for pay
'"'mttnt money Ties mortrage.l
Official. $1,000
For indemnifying any person for the
. payment of any sum. of money,
where the money ultimately re
eoverable thereupon is one thotu
. .. sand dollars or less, 60c ta
Wbare the money recoverable ex
ceeds one thousand dollars for eve
ery additional one thousand dol
lars, or fractional psrt thereof, 60cts
Bonds, county, city and town bonds
tailroads aud other corporation
bonda and script, are subject to
stamp duty. See mortgage
Of any description, other than
snch as are required in legal pro-,
ceedings, and such as are not oth
erwise charged in this schedule, ,25ct
Certificates of deposit in bank, sum
not exceeding one hundred dol
lars. Seta
Of deposit in bank, snm not exceed
ing one hundred dollsrs 5cta
Of stock in an incorporated company 25cU
General. ,. . ct
Of a qualification of a Justice of the
Peace, Commissioner, of deeds or
Notary public. Sets
Of search of records, 6cts
That certain papers sre on file, 5cts
' Thai certaia paper eannat bevfoanrl. Aeta
Of redemption of land sold for taxes, 5cts
Of birth, marriatre and death. 5cU
Of Qualifications of school teaohers, 5jts
Of profiu of an incorporated comp
ny, for a sum not less than ten dot
lars and not exceeding fifty dol
lars. . lOcto
Exceeding fifty dollsrs and not exs
ceedioa one ihouiand dollars, . 25cts
Exceeding one thousand dollars, for
ever additional one thousand, or
fractional part thereof, 25dts
Of damage or otherwise, snd all oth
er certificates or documents issued
by any port warden, marine survey-
- - or, or other person acting as such. 25cts
Cert i bed Transcript of judgments,
satisfaction of judgments and of all
papers recorded or on file, : cts
N. B. As a general rule, every cets
tificata which has. or mar have.
a legal value in any court of law
or canity, will receive a stamp du
ty of 5cU
meat of any sum of money exceed
kg $10, drawn upon any person
er other than a bank, banker or
trust company, at sight or on de
mand, 2cta
Contract. X.See Agreement Brokers, lOcts
Conveyance deed, instrument of wri-
ting, whereby lands, tenements, or
other reality sold shall be conveys
ed, the actual value which does
not exceed $500, fiOcts
Exceeding $500, and not exceeding
$1,000, $1.00
For ereiy Idditional fivehnndred dol.
. lars, or fractional, part thereof, in
eeeeseof one thousand dollars,' ; - fiOcts
Eatry of any good, wares or tner
chaadixe at any custom house, not
exceeding one hundred dollars in
value, 25cU
Exceeding one hundred dollars and
not exceeding five hundred dollars
In value. ,., 5Qct
Exceeding five hundred uollar in val
a. . - . . . 1.10Q
For the witedrawal of any goods or
from ' bonded "wi're-
hoo,
; 50cU
Gnager's return if for nuantity not ex
ciding five" hundred gI. rross, I0ot
Exceeding 500 .rH -ns, ' " 25oU
P.erof Attorney to ll or transfer
i-Vick. or collect dividends tlereon 25cts
To vote at an election it a icoi por
ted company, l0ct
To receive or -'collect ints, 2xts
To "sell, -t eoavey, or reutor lease
vealestat, 81.00
For any othr porpoie, 50cU
Probate of will or letters of ad mini.
tratien, where tbe vlu of both ;
real and persoiai estate doe not
exceed VJ.OOU, rtJ l 00
For every additional $200fhr fra-
tional part thereof, In excess of $2
000, fiOcts
Bonds of executor, administrators,J i
gwardians and trustees, are each ;
sejejcsatoastampduty of . . $100
aote, check ordraA 25eu
. - -' ,
i
1. v ; , ( ; . . .
c!. , i.il.mJj l;ti:J if. ..'.
jret tj iiiiia duty as SO oiijii.il
noto.
Receipt for the payment of any sum
of money, or debt due, exceeding
twenty dollars, or for the delivery
of any property, 2cts
Trust Deed made to secure a dell to
be tamped a a mortgage' roe vey. ,
ing estate to uses, Ia be stamped as
conveyance.
Warehouse Eece'pt for any goods,
wares-of merchpadise, not oUier. . ..
wise provided for. dtpoited or etor
k ed in any putlio or private wares
house not exceeding five hundred
dollars io'value, lOcts
Exceeding fine hundred and not exs
ceeding one tboutanJ dollars, 20cta
Exoeefitng lOOOdoHars, for every ad
ditional 1000 dollars, or fractional
. part thereof, in excess ol $1,000, lOcts
For any goods, etc., not otherwise pro
video for, stored or deposited in any
public or private warehouse or
yard, 25cta
Write or Leeal Documents writ or
other Icsf process, by wbioh any
nit is commenced in any coert of
record, either of law or equity, 5 Oct
Writ or original process issued by a
court not of record, where the a mi
claimed is 100 dollars or over, fiOcts
Upon every confession of judgment or
cognovit for 100 dollars or over, ex
cept in esses where the tax for a
writ has been paid, 50c ts
Writ or other process sppeala from
justices courts, or other courts of
inferior jurisdiction, to a court of
record, 50rta
Warrants of distress, when the am'nt
of rent claimed does not exceed 100
dollars, 25cts
When the amount exceeds 100 dole. 50ots
Insurance, Marine, Inland and Fire.
. Where the consideration paid for
the insurance, in cash, premium
notes, or both, does not exceed 10
dollars, . lOct
Exceeding ten dollsrs, and not ex
ceeding fifty, fiOcts
Insurance( Life, when the amonnt in
sured dees not exceed 1000 dols, 25ds
Exceeding 1000 and not exceeding
5000 dollar, 50cts
Exceeding 5000 dollars, 91.00
Lesse or lea o. lands or tenement
where the rents does not exceed
300 per aonum, fiOcts
Exceeding 300 dols, for esch addis
tional 200 dols, or fractional part
thereof, in excess of 300 dole. fiOcts
Perpetual, subject to Ump duty aj
conveyance. ,
Clause of guaranty of payment of rent
incorporated er indorse!, nve cents
additional.
Measures' Return, if for quantity not
exceeding 1,000 bushets, lOels
Exceeding 1,000 bushels, 25cts
Mortgage, trust deed, bill of salea, or
peraonai oona lor me payment oi
money exceeding 100 and not ex
ceeding 500 doK 50cts
Exceeding 500 dols, for every addi- ,
tional 5UU, or fractional part there
of, in excess of 500, 50cts
Pawner Checks, 5cts
Paswge Ticket from the United States
to any foreign port, costing not
more than 35 dols, 60cta'
Costing more than 35, and not excee
ding 50. l.UU
For every additional fifty or fractional
part thereof, in excess of 50 dols, I. VI)
GENERAL REMARKS.
Revenue Stumps may be used iudisrrimv
inaely upon any of the matters or things
enumerated in schedule fi, except proprie
tary and playing card stamps, lor which a
special nseuas been provided.
Postage stamps cannot be used in psy
ment of the duty rhsrgesble on instrnments
It Is the duty ot the maker ol an iotru
ment to sCQt and cancel the stamp thereon
If he neglects to do so, the party for whom
it is made, may stamp it before it is used
and if used after ihe SOtb of July, 1864,
and used without a stamp it cannot after
wards be effectually stamped. . Any failure
npon the part of the maker of an lostm
ment to appropriately stamp it, renders
him liable to a penalty of two hundred dol
lars.
Suits are oommenced in many Stales by
other process than, writ, vix: summons.
warrants, publication, petition, Ac , in
which esse these, as the" original 'process,
severally require stamps.
Writs of seira fca are subject to stamp
duty ai original processes.
The jurat of an affidavit, taken before a
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, oi
other officei duly authorised to take affida
vits, is held to be a certificate, and subject
to a stamp duty of five cent, exoept when
taken in suits or legal proceedings.
Certificates of loan in which there shall
appear any printed or written evidence of
an moantof money to bepij on demand
ot stsnytim designated, are subject to
'IslWfFeln
-The amgnment of a mortgage is subject
t th fame doty as that imposed upoa the
original instrument ; that is to say for every
umW five hundred dullars, Of any frao-
tional part tnereof, or the amount seenred
by the raortbajre, et time of its assignment
there niast be affixed a stamp W slam a, do
noting a duty of fire cents.
'ben two or more persons join ia the
execution of aa instrntnent. the stamps
which this instrument is liable nnder the
law, ma be affixed and cancelled by one
of th parties. -
In conveyaocees of reel estate, the law
provides that the staaip affixed asast ans
wer to t!i-tJa f the estate oa iaterea
.conveyed. --
Ho tUrup i reowired on any warrant of
attorney aceoerpunjing a bond Ot sole.
when such bond or note has aJEx4 there.
to the stamp or stamp denoting the duty
required, and whenever any boad or note
secured by Bortjrajr. bntonestamn da
Sis required oa snch papers, mch stamp
ty being tbe highest rates rcqwired for
i ul;o ir i.,.'.i,s.j ... ..-it j
V'u or !.llo:i.:i.!l .0 .f tlf t'.. I J
sliou!J lj usJe G vn tL u.-'la cr ia the
acknowledgement of the iaslruuicnt which
is not stamped.
rH8IWJMt'SlCY.
The Government having resumed the ex
rcetioe of the pension laws by t'-blisbiag
Penaion Agencies) in the Southern Sutea,
we call the atteotioa of those interested to
an net of Congress authorising the 8ecrsta.
a of the Iaterior to drop frosn the pension
Is the eamee of peasionern ia these States.
and lo the circular of the Commissioner of
Pensions, giving the forms and iostractkB,
la accorCaaoe with whlco appUcsuoa may
be made for reaioralibB to the rolls by those
who still claim the benefit of the penaion
law.
The Pension Agency for thf State
North Carolina has born established at Ral
eigh and any information or assistance facil
haling the claims of pensioners, msy be ob
tained from the agency by application Jo
Dr. J. W. Page, Pension Agent, Raleigh
rusioHs is statu Bxtrroroai is txava-
BECTIOB.
Ia resaasiag ih - tjog of the peoalea
laws ia the several Slates sureiefore'idliaJ
enrrection, the Secretary of the Iniersordi-
recU that attention be called lo tbe rollo
act of Conmss. .
'Aw Act suthorixing the Secretary of the
Interior to strike from, the pension rolls
the names of such persons ns have taken
op eB against the government, or who
have ia any manner encouraged the reb
els. -V
Be it enacted by the Senate and nonse
of Representative of the United States oi
America in uongreas assemotea, lnaiiue
Secretary of the Interior be, and is hereby
authorised and directed to strike from the
peoMon rolls the names of all such perse ns
as have or mar hereafter, take np arms
airainst the government of the Uaited
State, or who have in any manner eneours
aged toe rebels, or manifested a sympathy
with their cans.
"APDroved. February 4. 1862."
In accordance with the provisions of this
act, the names of al pensioners who have
resided within the insurrectionary States
during tbe rebellion, and whose pensions
werepsysble at anyone of the following
places, vix : Richmond and Norfolk Va. ;
ayetteville and Morganton, N.O.; Charles-,
ton, S. C; Nabville,Knoxville, Jonesboro'
and Jackon, Tenn.; Jackson, Wiss new
Orleana. La. : Savannah. Ga.; Jacksonville,
Tallahasse and Pensacola, Fla : Ilusuville,
Tuscaloosa aod Mobile, Ala.Vaind JiUls
Rock and Port Gibson, Ark. . are hereby
drooped from the pension rolls. Persons
heMtofororeceisina pension at the above
named airencie. who still claim the bene
fit of the penaion laws, must make spplica
lion for restoraUon- to the rolls," with Ihe
requisite evidence, ia accordance with the
. .. . . I. 1 j L
forms and instructions puonsnea ncrewuu
Jo)! u. UAnarrr.
.Coromiisioner of Pensions.
June 10, 1865.
Form of application for restoration to the
pension rolls by persons hose names
have been dropped under the act of Feb
4, 1862. . .
Stats or
County of
On this
-day bf-
, A. D., one
thousand eight hundred and , personal
ly appeared before me, Judge, clerk, or dep.
uty clerk I of tbe court n said ouie
and county, the same being a court o' rec-
or J. A. B. , years, a
resident of , in the State of ,
who, being duly sworn according to law,
declares that be or she is the identical r
A. a. who. was a pensioner on tbe
roll of the agency at , snd whose
pension certificates is herewith returned ;
that he or rhejhas resided since first day of
January, A. D-, 1861, as follow : her name
the place or place at which the applicant
has resided : I that during this period, bis
I or hcrl means of subsistence have been i
(here name the employment or other means
by which a livelihood has been gained ;)
and that he has not borne arms against the
government of tbe United States, or or she
has col in any manner encouraged the reb
els, ol manifested a sympathy wuh their
cause: and that he (or she)
was last paid
hi (or ber) pension oo the
day of -
A.D.18
This application is made foa the purpose
of securing a restoration of his (or. ber)
name to the pension rolls, snd of obtaining
a pension certificate, eocb a be or abe
may be entitled to nnder exiting laws, re
ference being made to the evidence hereto
fore filled in the Tension Umce to substan
tiate his (or her) original claim,
Also personally appeared- and
, residents of (county, city or
town.) persons whom I certify to be ro
spectabfe and entitled to credit, and who, be
4BjiyjRftyja
present and sign his for her name or
nsk htmaklt ilea fsffHng dscUra
I .: . .i r l. -.i... .v.... k...
wj -"'r wrs u.
y Mssost Jal-tUeiJhwi
of the applicant and their acquaintance with
bim. for her that he for. ahalbth identis
ral person he or she repretenn himself for
herself I to be ; and tbey further swear that
ihv have no interest in the nroecutior of
this claim.
fSiirnatnree of witnesses.)
Swora to and subscribed before -ins this
dsy of- A. D, 186 . and
berekv certify that I have no interest; direct
or idret t, in the prosecntmn of this elaira
(Signature of judge or ether emcer.j
isrrccnoKs.
If the deelarsat, er any wltneV, sign by
mark, the officer mu-t certify that tbe coo-
tenta of ihe paper were known to the affiant
oeiove signing. ,
f -" -z -
la every case the declaration or amaavix
must either be siffned by the affiaat't owa
band or els by mark (X)' Signing by ans
other hand, whea the petty is able to write,
a.K -a . Li
or wtUoOl s toarx wnew ine pany is unaoi
te amis is wholly iadmwnipJc-
witness, ta tecPit'CoJ sssuch ty lLsoIL
cer Ufars Lotd tL WtiiDoor is tsksa.
The spplicant murt also taks snd sub
scribe the oath prescribed in th recent atos
nrsty proclsmatioa or tbe rreaiJent or the
United States, 'filling such an oath wth the
Spltoaiioo for a ner enioa eeniucate la
e following term t
, do aolemny swear (or aj.
firm) in the presence of Almighty God, that
Li! bMeeorlh faithfully spWt, pvoteet,
d defend the Costitotioo of tbe United
8tatea and the voloa of the Slates therein
4Us; that I will, ia like manner, abide by
and faith folly all laws and ffroclaraatlon
which hsva been made during the existing
j rebellion with reference to tbe eemancip
tion of slaves t ' So help me Cod." '
If the applicant be aa invalid pensioner
be must be examined by an army surgeon,
or by a snrgeon duly appointed by this office.
ss to the continuance of his disability. If
a widow she must prove, by two credible
witnesses, her continued widowhood. If
the guardian of a minor child, newly sp
pointed, be must fits evidence of his ap
pointment an such.
AtttMtW 1 eaoeotall directad to tha
following particulars ia which previous leg
islation aad official practice have been mod
ified under the provisions of the foregoing
1. BititsuL ExxMiifATiovs. The biens
ial examinations of invalid pensioners, res
quired by tbe net of Marco 9. 1850. will
hereafter be made by one snrgeon only, if
be is regularly appointed, or hold a sur
geon'i commission in tbe army. In no case
will aa examination by nnappoioted civil
snrgeon be accepted, unless II i satisfacto
rily shows by the affidavit of one" or more
disinterested snd credible witnesses, giving
the reasons for inch natctTition, that tt an
examination by a commissioned or duly ap
pointed snrgeon ia im practicable. Ua such
proof, the certificate of two nnappoioted civ
U surgeons will be acoeptsd in the same
manner as heretofore' " Fees paid toonsp-
poiovea cxaminiDg aurgwm wiu oe paia ui
reetlv bv Pension Aeents. under prescribed
regalstionsTand not by the pensioner, (to be
nfterwards refunded,) as under the act of
1862
2. DicUbatioks. All declaration of
declaimants residing within twenty-five
miles of any court of record must, without
exception, ber made before such court, or be
fore some officer thereof having cuetody of
its seal. For tbe convenience of persons
residing more than twenty-five miles distant
from any court of record, omcets qualined
by law to administer oaths may be designs-
tetFsy the Commissioner of Pensions, before
whom Soea declarations shall be executed.
S. IncaxAsiD PiNaioNs in Cebtaix Ca
sis. A pension of twenty-five dollars per
month granted, to those having lost both
bands, or both eyes in the military service
of the United States, in the line of duty, and
twenty dollars per month to Uioee wbo, un
der the same conditions, shall have lost both
feet, if such parties wese entitled to a lower
rate of pension under the act of 1862. This
higher pern-ion will date only from the 4th
of July, 1861, in the case of pensioners al
ready enrolled, or of applicant of dischargs
ed prior to thst date.
4. Commencement of Pensions When
Applicants ark Delated More than
Three Years In all esses in which the
application is filed more than three years af
ter the discharge or the decease of tne per
son on whose account the clsim is msde, the
pension, if allowed, will commence st the
date of filing the last paper in support of such
claim. Clims filed before July 4, 1864,
roust be prosecuted to a final issue within
three years from thst date, aod those filed
subsequently to July 4, 1S64, must be pros
ecuted to a final issue within five years from
tbe dste of filing, or tbey will thereafter be
rejected, in the absence of satisfactory evi
dence from the War Department to support
such claim.
5, WtnW't PxNsijtm not RiKEWABta
after Remarriage The remarriage of
widow terminates nil claims to a pension
from tbe date of such remarriage, although
she msy agam become a widow.
6. Special Examination of Pension
ess. special examination of pensioners
will be ordered at such times a 4he inter
ests of-the Government may seem to . res
quire;, snd such examinations, subject to sn
appeal to a board of three appointed sur
geons, will take precedence ot all preview
examinations. -.
7. Pensions to unen listed men, or
to their Dependents, in Certain Cases.
Persons disabled by wounds in bsttle
while temporarily serving with sny regular
ly organised military or naval force of tbe
United State, since March 14,' 1862. but not
rejrolarlr enlisted, and, the widows, depen
dent mothers or sisters, or minor children
nnder sixteen years of age, of ; those who,
serving in like manner, have; been, or; may
be killed, are entitled, on satisfactory proof.
to tne benents oi tne act oi iuiy it, iwi,
on tbe condition therein prescribed.
i rool ot service, in eases ansmg nnder
v. ?,k rea.'., r..iw r leas
must be f u rtished by a eomm ssioned offi
cer nnder or with whom . such twenlisted
person served, showing the nature, period
and circumstances of snch service. Proof
as to tbe disability or death of a person so
serving must be shown in tb same manner.
when-practicable, or by the affidavits of two
non-commiasioned officers or privates in tbe
ssme service, with evidence that proof by a
who missioned officer b. impracticable. If
tb officer furnishing such evidence is not at
the time in the servioe, his certificate must
. . ;. .i.
aasa lbi v aavsasrwi an ann nisi ail cwnrn n i-bh bdi awnsri
Ucated.
.. f " I
8..CoMMEcEMXrr or Widow' Pen
sions in CebtaI N Cam. Wbea an appli
cact entitled to aQ invalid petsicndies da
rig the pendency of hiFclaia leaving wid
ow or dependent relative eotKW to receive
apenskoabyiTaaoWhbNvk!i a4 death.
snch penaion will eommebc) .from the date
at which tbe invalid-pentioa would have
comroenoed if admitted while the claimant
!raa liviog. ' -
........ -.s'
cur J.ui!') t.li the i
. I M ... J
aa ol Ju:y 4, i: . t,
July 4, Ibai, v.
. . : I A t.f 1 ha imi t.
tersin of thesJJIer ail not M require u
.n. Ih.rarnuat La POtltlVO record
evidence, of service xipt aiach cr
ithia tha provlsioos of th
nioth section applies only to enlisted aold
Im. ; Kvl4enoe of. muster tn the. cue of
commUsioned officers la UU reqnirea.
10. Viti ' or Claim Aoxnts Cl'o
agent are prohibited, nnder severe penalty,
from receiving more than tn dollara. In all
for their service ia prosecuting gowpensioR
elaim, or from reeeiving ny Jrt of such fee
ia advance, or any percentage of Rny
claim, or of any portion thereof, for pension
or bounty.
Jl. Pboof or Mabriaob or Colored
Soloieb s Widows. To esUblish the mar
riage of the allesed widow of any colored
I soldier, evidence. of habitual recognition of
r.i . i . l . . l . . ! . -
ins marriage reianoa oeiween uv
two years next preceding the soldier's ens
listsMotj must be furnished by the affidavit
of at least two credible witnesses ; provided,
however, if such parties resided in sny SUl
in which their marriage may Jiavs been le
gally solemnised, th usual evidence shall
bu required. The widow or children, how.
ever, claiming tbe benefits of this provision,
must be tree arsons.
I It. Fqem. The" form heretofore pub
lished for appliostions nnder the net of July
12,1862. may boused, with slight and obvi
ous mortificatioas, by applicsnta for tbe spe
cial benefits of tbia supplementary set. '
, , Joseph II. Babbett,
Commissioner of Pensions.
r Angut 1,1866. . '
.rvblientiona.
r- rnoar BOTva
- -.
' Of THE
National Intelligencer
OF
trARHINCTOff, D. C.
THIS JOURNAL, SartBf kea teles eatarrcd, Is
rtbtlargpaptrtla Uji cmntrj. It la prial
aa Baa hU aa bravr paaw, aa4 aoaul at, la larrt aad
tear tjp, mn ratf aatwr, la th tom lha lalnt
at.(Mral aa f al, o' kf r with editorial, report,
erlal aaS Mleeia aiattar af InMrtM aa toaanaaca, lhaa
ear papar pMMiaa"Bthar Bra Tark.
fkUrioai lara uaaaoaa la Neva, LKr-
Slarorlka lalaraft af BatrioB. aad Palll'eal afalra. It
Irtvai, darlafllM maloa of Oonimaa, eo'raat nparla af
Um doaatai aad proof dlari ml Iwo B' Boo, aa well u
tha laaa aad pakll dooaoMali of eark arool", aad at
Ml Umm aad ovary dav tno lolemplila IwWk" aa.
aaaolnr Ui laioit latoUlgvaoo from erorjr oaofter of oar
ova aad oUi-r oooauleo. Ia papor ka kooa aa leaf o
(aSltehed, aad ta to vlorhr kaova aa aardlp te rtealre
aav fe aial ciooollloa rf IK paUtlral cborancv aad prla
alplc. At aortlof. ro. It Mm -a at Iw aawe tporta,
a N-Uoaal' papor. MlnVlalaf tha juat OoaaUtai(oaai
pvm of U wcncral Ootraaont oa oaa baa, and Uio
Norr' td Hahl of r-o rtatoa oa Um oUwr cor IdtSI tftat
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liberal rapport la Uioe 10 vboec naoae M eoajai ura uwt
admlalitratloa ; and aa Ibev bold ) ledepoaHcnt' preai
to be one of ibo f"mt M(rf uertl of Hberj. aarf Ui'fe
fort claim tha rtpht f rllidJlni Iba acta of tho 6oor
oel lib frerdoak laejr .adao' ladiea'ge that dstp
at'b modrra'loa, candor, and rcrpeet, bos for Ibcaw
aalvrt bad tbota Ircat wboa tbej differ. '
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Atidreea an coajDuaicauone to
SNOW, CLYE A CO.,
(Sneceeenrt In Oalre SeaV a.)
Pal'he- Natloaal late Uxeneer, Washington. I. C.
Mreh DO Ul-t .
C: BCD LAB :
To tbs Prsuc :
The DndereigDed hai now rtadv for toe pres svol
ome, the KKUlt or the lucubnitiiiua or many yearn.
entitled a "Short 1'reatiseon (.'hronologv in tieoeral,
and especially on tuwical l hronolugy . l he work-
in not intended to be a chronological chart, nor yet
a collection of datei snd irnchninirtic tables. '1 lie
author's aim has been to prepare s " Horn Book " of
Chronology, containing the lesding principlea, laws
and racts or that science.
The fibst tabt treats of messnrfng time snd sd
Justing its various divisions; the skcoxd of fixing
dates of historical eventa and arranging them in or
der; and tbe rniRD, of niiscellaueotts Batter tm
Dortsnt to the chrooologist.
Undis tub e'lasr Divisiok are discnased the
day, the week, the month, the year and certain cy
cle used in computing the civil calendar and pre.
paring tbe Almaoac; the origin, history, nature,
character, snd various sob-divisions of each, espe
cially among the sncients.
Ukpeb tub second Division the methods of ss
eertaiainc the dates or tbe time when tbey occurred;
the actual dates' of some importanteras whose epochs
are dinpoted; the moat important epochs and eras
which nave been employed st different times snd by
ainereni nauoas, luciuuing uioov vaicu are otiu in
use; snd the actual date in tbe most prominent
events in classical chronology.
UHhsa tbs tbibd and last DIVISION sre eonsia-
ered the epochs snd eras of less Importance; a sketch
of the chronology of India snd Chins; tbe princi
ine srtei
mnemoiechyny ss spplied to date.
and tbe different eyeless of that ait which bar been
onounded.
Tbe author believes that a work successfully exe-
euted apon this plaa, tboilgh R may not contain very
oca that is new, cannot but be asenil sed profitable
not only to tb reading public, bat aim to tb youth
of onr dun try, ia the acquisition of classical and
historical learning ;. and history will be the study of
this age; It murt always ba tbs study of thoughtful
men in times of revolution snd great political chsn
ga, such s our coantry is at present undergoing.
Tbe contributions of North Carolina, snd of the
Southern .gfaffajtf .theJIetes sxnmUiiJa AB'rtm I
literature, have here lulu re been taw, ana mr tue most
nart. wnrthlesa. A few works of fiction and some
titaitiva Bowna inefaufe oor iirt e urti and w itb the 1
excellent iaun tirammar, ana toe eaiuon m v mar
CBirBlsaipifMt for fee press by Cri .
rtsmorlrs t&Te1ti:tne
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