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-4 5 r: nu: sri.'if At r. t( Of TllB TAX LAV.ll (H 111 I'. er.ii , JVi-k oo 1 foment of JceJ', iuj t AliiJatit. w (in suit or procelinf'S,) Kxeinj t Agreement or Araieeiiirat, lor each t sbtfet or otcce of paper, uu which tli uiujo U vritlen, . 5c la Atii;aiitoqtftr Trmiffn, f mortgago. lcnHj ur H.licy of iiiontniicd, tlm Mine July us on liny original ine'ru inrnt of patent rigM, 5t Dills, Check, Urnfi or Order, Ac, sttirht,or on dein tnd, .cU Hill of Kxi'iiange; Itiltnd draft or .-prdqtaajiabla uiknit:; ...I'm-ui . Hht or on aeinanl, end itnv ro a.tiMirj note whatever, m:ttle ia Itnihtid ur at a timo loKis'nutrd except bank note issued for t ir oulation, and check tniil nnd in tended to bo, and which hliall bo forijiwith presented for pnrinenij fof a ium not oa'cVeniing UK, -oefs For every additional !(, r fra tioual part thereof, 5ct Hills of lading vessel for tlio prt of the United States or British North America, Kxijmpt On receipt of goods on any for eign port. lOcts Hill of Sale of any rrwol, or pnrt thereof, when th consideration does not exceed "0o 5 Oct Exceeding $500 and not exceeding M.UOO. 81.00 Exceeding one thousand dollar for each live hundred dollars true tional part thereof. SOett Of personal property, other than h1i'ij or vessel liond personal, for pay ment of inooey ee luortg.uro. I Official. ' 1.000 For indemnifying any person f r the payment of any sum of money, where the money ultimately" rej " oovcrable thereupon is one thon. and dollars or less. oOcts Whore "the mouey recoverable ex ceeds one thousand dullan for eve ery additional one thousand dol lars, or fractional partj thereof, oOcls Bonds, county, city and loWn bonds lailroads and other corporation bond and script, are subject to stamp duly. See 'mortgage J Of any description, other than suchs are required in legal pro ceediogx, and such as are not oth erwise charged in this schedule, 25cU Certificates of deposit in bank, sum not exceeding one hundred dol lars, Of deposit in bank, sum not exceed intr one hundred dollars 2cts Sets Jjcts Sets Of stock in an incorporated company General. Of a qualification of a Justice of the Peace, Commissioner, of deeds or Notary public, Of search of rdords, That certain papers ar,e on file, ftcta 5ct Sets That certain papers cannot le found, 5cts Of redemption of land sold for taxe, 5cts Of birth, marriage and death, 5cts Of qualifications of school teachcrsj 5ts Of profits of an incorporated compa ny, for a sum not less than ten dol lars and not exceeding fifty dol lar!, 10cU Exceeding fif'y dollars and not exs ceediog one ihoniand dollars, 25cts Exceeding one thousand dollars, for every additional one thousauJ, or fractional part thereof, 25cU Of damage or otherwise, and all otLs er certificates or documents issued by any port warden, marine, survey or, or other persou acting as such. lj5cts Certified Transcript of judgments, satisfaction of judgments and of all " papers Tecorded or on fiie, N. B. As a general rule, every cer tificate which has, or rimy have, a legal value in any couit of law or equity, will receive a stamp du ty of Check Draft or Order for the pay ment of any sum of money exceed ing $10, drawn npon any person r other than a bank, banker or trust company, at sight or on de mand, Contract See Agreement Brokers, cts 5cts 2cts lOcts Conveyance deed, instrument of wri ting, whereby landi, tenements, or other reality sold shall be conveys ed, tlie actual value which does not exceed o00, . oOcta Exceeding $500, and not exceeding" $1,000, - 1.00 For every additional five hundred dol. lars, or fractional part thereof, in cccesa of one thousand dollars, 50cts Entry of any goods, wares or mer chandize at any custom house, not exceeding ooo huodred dollars ill value, 25cts Exceeding one hand red dollars and not exceeding five hundred dollars in value. - 50cts ExceeaihF trie fc uMrid doUiffftri vat -ue, 100 For the withdrawal of any goods or morchaijdue vfronj bonded ware house, Y " SOeta Gusor's return if for iinaiitity not ex ceediujr five hundred CTI. gross, lOet :.tr&a! irj ,ri(tU g.4Jlfliu, Power or,Atiorney t sell o transfer stock, or collect dividends thereon 2icts To vote at au election if an incoi por ted company, lOcts , To receive or collect rents, 25cts To sell, or cunvev -or rent, or let&e : real esUte, ' 81.00 For any other purpose, ' 50cts Probate of will or letters of adminis tration, where tTie Value of both real and personal esUts does not exceed 2 600, $1 00 For every additional 2000 or fiac- v'1 ' tional part thereof,-hi excess of I--000, COcts ' -Boa-Is of execntorjidministrators,,---guardians andf Unste, are each subjected to a stamp doty of fl OA note, check ordraft 25. 'is I'loiui-fiy .',.i( i i; i , t .f i;. i iii ', ii.i thii,) i;. n. ii .f, nb- jrci to km i ii 4 duly as sa original to, IU cipt for tb payment of any aunt of inanev, or debt due, exc-dwg twenty dollar, or for the doli very ornnjr propvrtv, , ZcU Tru-t Deed made to mn a debt to Ut Htimrx'd a a inorgxga rosjfey . " , ing ciai to uses, to be stamped aa HMiveya5te. WarehoiiiK Receipt for any goxl, wa.es ur mereliutidiso nftt 'others i prnvidi-d fur, deposited or stor ed in any pablio or private wares hwnTiit tfrling five bund rod " doll irs in Value, lOets I:xiuh1,h fiue hundred and not cx refiling one lhouaiiJ dollars, SOctS Kxrtvding 1000 dollar, for every ad ditional 1000 dollar, or fiactionid part thurvof, in excess ol fl.t'OO, lOcts For anygiKMls, etc., not ntlicriM pro vided for, stored or deMited in aby public nr piiate wnrchotiM) or yard. 25cU Writs or Letal DoeomeqU writ or other b'gl proes, by which any suit is (vhiiuciicm1 in any court of record, either of law or equity, SOcta Writ or original prut i-urd by eotirt not of record, where the suit claimed is 10 dollars or over, 50ct Upom-verv conlesion of judgment or cognovit for 100 dollars or over, ex cept in esses where the' lax for a wr:t has hivn paid,. 50cts Writ or other process appeals from justices court-, nr other courts of inferior jur idietiun, to a court of record, 50cts Warrants of dis'r.'ss, when the ain'nt Ol rent claimed does not exceed 100 dollar, 2iet When the amount exceeds 100 dots. 50c ts Insurance, Marine, Inland and Fire. Where the consideration paid for the iuauraupe, in csli; j remium note. or both', does not exceed 10 dollars, lOcts Exceeding ten dollars, and not ex ceeding fifty, OOcta Insurance, Life, when the amount in sured dee not exc eed 1000 dol, 25cta Exceedini; 1000 and .not exceeding 5000 dollars, ' "? 50ct Kxceediug 5000 dollars, 11.60 Leas( or l'.ve ot laiiiis or tenements where the rents does not exceed 300 per annum. SOcta Exceeding 300 dole, for each add is tional 200 d ls, or fractional part thereof, In excess of dOO dols. 50cts , Perpetual, subject to stamp duty as a "conveyance. Clause of guaranty of payment of rent incorporated er ludoiscu, five cents additional. Measures' Return, if for quantity not exceeding 1,000 bushels, lOcla Excaeding 1,000 bushels, 25cts Mortgage, trust deed, bill of sales, or personal-oond for the payment ot money exceeding 100 and not cxv ccediug 500 dols, COcts Exceeding 500 dols, for every addi tional .500, or fractional part there of, in excess of 500, 50cts awoer's Checks, 5cts Passage Ticket from the United States to auy foreign., port, costing not) more than 35 dols, 50cts Costing more than 35, and not excee - ding 50. i r 1.00 For every additional fifty or fractional part thereof, in excess of 50 dols, 1.00 i? KJi KllAL UKM AKKS. Revenue Stjmps may be used iudiscrim nhtdy upon any of the matters or things enumerated in schedule 13. except rroprie- iry and. playing card stamps, for which a special nsehas been provided. l ostsge stamps cannot be used in pay ment of the duty chargeable on instruments It is the duty of the tusker of an inatrus ment to affix and cancel the stamp thereon If he neglects, to do so, the party for whom it is made, may stamp it before it ft used and if used after the 30th of July, 1864, and used without a stamp, it cannot afters. wards be effectually stamped. Any failure upon the part of the maker of an mstru ment to appropriately stamp it, renders li im liable to a penalty of two hundred dol lars Suits are commenced in many States by other proceos than? writ, viz: summons. warrants, publication, petition, &C," in which case these, as thb original process, severally require stamps. Writs of seira facias are subject to stamp duty as original prooesies. The jurat of an affidavit, taken before a Justice of the I'eace Notary Public, oj otner otneei duly, authorized to lace auida- vits," is held to bo a ertificate, and subject to a stamp duty of five cents, except when taken in suits or legal proceeding!. Certificates of loan in which there shall appear any printed or written evidence of an amount of money to be paid on demand r 2"i; 1 : . . J ... . . di ai miy iiiuo uesigiiHU'v are luojcei lo stamp duty as rroniisory .Nott's I Jic assigniaenja moftgsge w. m& to tbo saiuo duty as that impoed npon ihe orig rial instrument ; that is lossy for every sum of five hundred dollars, or any frao tional part thereof, of the amount secured by tins iuii tbiiL'C, el time of Ua assignment there must be sflixed a stamp or stamps, de noting a duty of five cent. , When two or more persons join in the execution of nn instrnment. the stamps to which tliis instrument is liable under the bnf, may -be afixtid -and ranee lied If JT one7 of the parties,. In convey aweea of real estate, the law provides that the stamp affixed must' nas wer to the value of the estate on interest Coneyed No stiriip is required on any warrant of attorney accompanying a bond or note, when soeh bond or note has affixed there to the atairtp or stam denoting the duly rcqnired,and whenever any bond or note ii Keen red by mortgage, but one stamp dus ty is required on such, papers, aucli stamp duty king the fa ighet-t rates required for i-r .. r of i'... i t. cr nieuioraudiiiu of value or duDomiuation of the stamp allixsd should to maJe upon the margin vr in the acfcuowledgement of the Instrument wnicn is not stamped. ' ' rssraioi" AUKNcr. ' The OoverasMbt harinir resumed lb x ecutioa of the beosion laws by eatablwhiag Peoaion Affoocie the 8ulnm States, we call the alleotioa of tboee Interested to an act of Con (res authorising the beet eta. ry or the Interior to drop Iron tat peoaioi rolls tho names of pensioners in these 8tatos, and to the circular of the Conuniailoter of Pensions, giving the forms and lostrnction, in accordance witb which ,inlicatioa may be uiadu for rostorttioa to the rolls by tboee who still claim the betttfil of the pension lawa. , . The Penioa Agency for the State of North Carolina baa been ostabliabed at Kal- eiih and any information or assistance faoil itating the claims of pensioners, msy be ob tamed from the areocy by application to Dr. J. W. Page, Pension' Agent, Raleigh. riKsioMa m sTAraa Hcarroron i txsua- RICTIOJI In resuming the executing of the penaipn laws in the several States heretofore in in surrection, tho Secretary of the Interior di recta that attention be called to the follow- iiiL' act of CoDsrrsa. 'An Act authorising the Secretary of the Interior to strike from the pension rolls the names of such pcrsoas as have taken up aims against the government, or who have in any manner encouraged lie reb els. ' 'Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United 8tates of Ainetica 1.9 Congress assembled, xnatue Secretary of the Interior be, and is hereby authorised and directed to- strike from she pension rolls the names of til such persona as have or may hereafter take up arrua against the government of the (Joked States, or who have in any manner eneonr geu toe rebels, or manifested a sympainy rith their cause. . Approved, February 4, 1062." In accordance with the provisions of this act, the names of all pensioner who have resided within the insurrectionary State during the rebellion, and whose pensions were payable at any on 01 me lonowiog places, vix : Richmond and Norfolk Ve, j ayetteville and Morganton, It. U.;Unsrtess ton. S. C; Nasuv ills, a.nox villa, loneaboro' and Jackson, Ten n.; Jackson, Misa4 New Orleans. La. ; Savannah, GaJ Jacksonville, Tallaliasse and Pensacola, Fla.; llunUville, Tuscaloosa and Mobile, Ala, ' and Little Rock and Port Gibson, Ark. are hereby dropped from the pension rolls. Person! heretofore receiving pensions at the above named agencies, who still claim the bene fits of the pension laws, must make applica tion for restoration to the rolls, with tne requisite evidence, ia accordance witb the forms and instructions published herewith. Josxi m IK BARAKr?, Cotnuiiiaiooer of Pensions. . June 10, 1865. Form of appljcation for restoration to the fenBion roll by persona whose names ave been dropped under the act of Feb. 4, 18C& Stat or I.- County of- bOa thts- -day of- . A. D.. one thousand eight hundred aad : , personal ly appeared lefore me, judge, clerk, or dep uty clerk of the court in said State and county, the same being a court of rec ord, A. B.'' v aged years, a resident of r- , in the State of -. who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that be or she is the identical A. B. who wss a pensioner on the roll of the agency at '--.and whose pension certificates is berewith returned that ho or shejhaa resided since first day of January, A. V.f leoi, as follows : her name the place or places at which the applicant fias resiaea ;j inai aunng wis oerioa, nis or her means of subsistence nave been (here name the employment or other means by wbicb a livelihood baa been gained ;) and that be has not borne arms against the government of the United States, or or she has cot in any manner encouraged the reb els; oi manifested sympathy witb their cause ; and that be (or she) was last paid nis (or nerj pension on tne day 01, A. 1 . 18, This application ia made for the purpose of securing a restoration of his (or her) name to the pension rolls, and of" obtaining a pension certificate, such as be of hej may be entitled to inder exiatinff lawa, re ference being made to the evidence hereto fore filled In tne 1 eoaion utnee to suostan- ti ate lis for bar) icinal claim. Also personally appeared and , residents of (county, city or town,) persons whom 1 certify be re spectable and entitled to credit, and who, bas ing by me duly sworn, says tnat they were present and aign hia or her Dame or t ! LI . .L - I - - li-l.TiJ' maxe nis maiaj w uie foregoing iKiarr tion ; and they further (wear that they Bare ereryealon to believe, from the appearance of the applicnsr and their ajoainunce witb him, lor her I tnat be lor sbe I is the wenu cal person be or ahe represent a himself for herself I to be : and they further a wear tnat they havo no interest in the prosecutiop of thia elaim. fSicmatnres of witnesses.) Sworn to and subacribed before me, this - u dv of , A. V, 186: aad I hereby certify that I have no interest, direct or inuireci, id me proeecuuon. w una aim. istgnauire 01 ;uoge or ouier owcerj imrrtJCTioita.. " If the declarant, or any witness signs by mark, tbe officer must certify that the coo- tents of the paper were known to tbe affiant, neiore signing. . Ia every case the declaration or affidavit must either be signed ,by the affiant's own hand or elsebv mark (XI .Simla? bv ans other hand, when the nattT is able to write. or without a mark when" the party k unable te write is wholly inadmissible. u.'!l 4iiUniiw ut, in h a ce a note I t 1.. ( 111,1 ij 111 llid M Si.'llU dei.U. .-J,.ii i.ut l a (iUata.nci t y tho tes tiniory of two creJills and diiut4jretcJ win es, to be certified as such by thoofii cer U.are whom the teatiiuony is taken. Tbeapplicaat mast also take and sub ecrioe we oem prescribed la the recooi arm aeUy procJsmstion of the Prcaidsnt of the United Sutea, filling toch aa oath with the application for a new pension certificate, ia the follqwiew terms : r .1 ,-. W.: 1.1 A ,M ' " i do solemnjr awear (oraf- Bra) la tie rresenoe of Almighty Uod, that I will henceforth faithfully support, protect and defend the Comtitetjob, of the United BtatM and the anion of the Stales thereun der; thatl wUL in like meaner, abide fcy and faithfully all lawa and proclamations which have beea made during the existing rebellion with reference to the eemancipa- tioa pnjavea : y 80 help me Cod." ' If the applicant he aa Invalid .pensioner be mqabftexaipined by. an army : surgeon, or by a surgeon duly appointed by this office, as to the continuance of his disability. If a widow aha must prove, by two credible witnesaea, bet continued' widowhood.' If the guardian of a minor child, newly aps pc '.nted, be rausi nie evidence 01 his ap pointment aa such. Atttention is especially directed to the following particulars in which previous leg islation and official practice have been mod ified under the provisiona of the foregoing act: 1. TiiEKUL Exmi5ATioit8. The liens nial examinations of invalid pensioners, res quired by the act of March S, 1859, will hereafter be made by one surgeon ouly, if be is regularly appointed, or hold a sur geon's commission in the army. In no case ill an examination by unappointed civil surgeons be accepted, nnlesg it is satisfacto rily shown by the affidavit of one or more disinterested and credible witnesses, giving the reasons for such as erv ilion, that at an examination by a commissioned or duly ap pointed surgeon b impracticable. On such iroof, the certificate of two unappointed civ 1 Burgeons will be accepted in tho same manner as heretofore Fees paid to unap pointed examining surgeons will be paid di rectly by Pension Agents, under prescribed regulations, and not by the pensioner, (to be afterwards refunded,) aa under the act of 1862 S. Declarations. All declarations of declaimanU residing within twenty-five miles of any court of record must, witnout exception, be made before such court, or be fore some officer thereof having custody of its seal. For the convenience of jicrsons residing more than twenty-five miles distant from any court of record, oniceis qualified Df 'lte 10 administer oaths may be designs' ted by the Commissioner of Pensions, before whom inch declarations shall be executed. S. Incbkaseo Pensions in Certain Ca ses. A pension of twenty-live dollars per momn is granted to those baving net both bands, or both eyes in the inilitsry service of the United States, in the line of duty, and twenty dollars per month to those who, un der the same conditions, shall have lost both feet, if such parties were entitled to a lower rate or Tension under ihe act of 1 862. This higher pension will date only from the 4th of July, 1861, in the case of pensioners al ready enrolled, or of applicants of discbargs ed prior to lust date. 4. Commencement or Piksions when Applicants are Delated More than Three Years In all cases 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 claim is made, the pension, if allowed, will commence st the date of filing tbe last paper in support of such claim. Claims filed before July 4. 1864, must be prosecuted to a Goal iisue within three years from thst date, and 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 tbe absence of satisfactory evi dence from the War Department to support such claim., . 5. Widow's Pension not Benswabl-b After Remarriage. The remarriage of a widow, terminates all 'claims to a pension from the date of such remarriage, although she msy again become a widow. 0. Special Examination or Pension ers. Special examina'tion of pensioners will be ordered at such times as the inter ests of the Government may seem to res quire ; snd such examinations, subject to an appeal to a board of three appointed sur geons, wiH take precedence ot all previous examinations.. 4 7. Pensions to UnenLIsted Men, ob to their Dependents, ln Certain Cases. Persons disabled by wounds in bsttle while temrjorarilv aervins with anv regular- , ' J 7 ' O " 4 -9 y organised military or naval force of tbe lnited Btate,ince March 14, 1862, but not regularly nlatted, and the widows, depen dent mothers or sisters, or minor children under sixteen years of age, of those who, serving in like manner, have been, or may be killed, are entitled, op, satisfactory proof, to tbe benefits of tbe act of July 14, 1862, on tbe condition! 1 therein treMrube4. ? Proof of service, in eases arising under A.L !-lL .1 a t A f -.( k. f. : i. - J I . . I rr- l ne furnished fcv a commissioned offi cer onderor with whom such nnenlisted person served, showing the nature, period and circumstances of such service. Proof as to lit disability or death of a person so serving tnnst be shown in tha same manner, wnen practicable, or by the affidavits of two non-oomm kMoned omcrrsor privates in the ume service, with evidence that proof by a commissioned officer i impracticable. If thi officer furnishing; such evidence U nofat ana Mun hi uie service, nia oeruncaie mnai be duly sworn "to and his signsture aulaee ticated. 8. CoioiEicBifXTT of Wmow'a Pbw- sioxs ta Cebtaim CASii. When aa applr. leant entitled to an invalid pension dies du ring ue pendency of bis claim Icavrnf a wid ow or dependent relative enUUed to receive a pension by reason of ais service and death, such pension will commence from the date at which tha inva.ti.1 nnaLna won Id have commenced if admitud while the claimant vss uvuf. IIC- t!e act of Julv 4. 1 su4. evideucoof the mus tarsia of tie soldier will not be required in sny.case, but there most be positive record evidence, of service except in such pases as are embraced within the proviaioos,of the ninth section applies only to enlisted sold iers. Evidence of muster la the ease of commissioned officers la still required. " 10. Fee 01 Claim Aoeiits dalnj agents are prohibited, under severe penalty from receiving more than tea dollars la al for their services in proseeutiog any pension claim, or from receiving any part of such fee ia advance, 01 any , per eentago or any claim, or of any portion thereof, lor pennon or bounty. T . J 1. Paoor of MaebiaoB of Coloked Souhw's Widows. To establish the mars riare of the alleged widow of any colored soldier, evidence of-habitual recognition 0 thg marriage relation between lk parties for two years next preceding the soldier's ens listment, must be Inrniabed by tne emuavtis of at least two credible witnesses ; provided, however, if such parties resided in any state in which their marriage may have been le gally- solemnised, the usual evidence snail bo required. ' The widow or children, how. ever, claiming tbe benefits of this provision, roust be free persons. 12. Fohms. The forms heretofore pubi liihed for applications under the act of July 12, 1862, may be used, with alight and ebvi ous mortifjcatioas, by spplicants for the spe cial benefits of this supplementary act. JOSEPU 11. liARRETT, Commissioner of Pensions. August 1, 18C6. rnbllcatians. puosr ICTCI or THB f National Intelligencer or , Vtabiiincton, d. c. 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It lm 'o kw lu " 'i porta, a National paper. aalntMnlnf Ihe jut Con.tltuilona' power of the Oeaeral OornBMmt oa on hand, and the" rearreed rlfhw wf U Stau on the other nSdent that Ihe Union can only be malmaloed hi' the ri(tU of each ahail b at4 by both and not fanaemded hy either. W lie the late llfeoner aaeocate wnat in aunnr, coo iclentloaaly believe I, be ii(ht and wlac la the admlnlatra tloa of pubn aSal a, It alway Mrlve te rl a fair aad Hberai aupport to Uioa to whuae hand I eotnia tied that adralnlauation ; aud aa tacy ald at ladpiidat are to be one f ike treat aaFrrwartl' of rlbevy, and thrre fore aula the rtcat . f rrilieUInf Ike arte tbe Oarrra. neat Hk freda. they rndravor todiaC-ar that duty aha aAdratoa, candor, aad re pre, both for Ukdv aeWe and the treat wboai they differ. '' TBBM8 OV SUSNEirTION : Dally edition, aae year... 1S M " ii Btonth S three mnath 1 SO TH-Weekly edl"on. one year S OS (Containing all the reading matter of IS dally.) Trl-We.kly eilluun, tli mouiln... thr-c mon ha. .18 6 . I 80 To any one traumlttrng ui ti.e nam of ten iul-acrl her, accompanied witb Uie money, w will icod an ad ditional copy eratl. tMf ro.malt are reipcclfully re,ed to act at agen'. Addrea au ooauaontea'lon to ... SNOW, COLVE A CO., (Sueceaaort ta Oale A Seawa,) ranher NaUonal Int Ugencer, Waihlngton, D. C. Mareaira Ul-f. CIXCVLAS : To tbs Public : The unuVreiuned ha now ready for the prem avol- nme, the result of the lucubrations of many years, entitled a "Short Treatise on Chronology ia (rt-neral, awl el)etally oa ,'laaieal t'hronnlnfiy. ,Tkwork is not intended to be a chronoliieal cliart, uor vet culleetioa of date and jivnctirunisttc tanif. ine author' aim lis tieen to preintre a " Horn Hook or Chronology, eontaining the leading principles, laws aud facta ufAhat science. The fikt pakt tntitu or mcSHiirintr. Ume and aa JiiHtiiig its various divisions; the pkcond of Uxing date of historical evenu anu arranKing mem ta ur. der; and the thud, of mttcellaneou matters im portanl to the ehronologist. i L'kuui thb ,Kib invisinn are discussed the day, the week, tlie month, tlie year and certain cy cles awd in computing the civil calendar and pre paring the Aluianae; the origin, hiKtory. nature, character, and various rab-di'viaivas of each, espe cially among the ancienta. I'xl'Ka THB KRCOMD PITUtlON the methods of A- ce rtaining tlie dates or the ttme when they occurred; the actual dates of soiite important era whose epochs are disputed; tlie most important epochs aad era which have bnil miloved at different times and by different aationa, Including those which are still in use; and the actual dates in the' most prominent events in clarSloaJa4ronology. UNDCB TBI THIKB AHV IjAST LAST nmnox are oonsid- red Uie epochs and era of leal imporl of tbe chronology of India and Chii pies of the art of mnerootechyny'aa f rtance; a akeU h iina; tbe dtidcI- wpulied to date. aad the different interns of that art which have been id tne aine nponnded. nmnoniKleel. The author believe that a work sncoeamfullr exe- ebked npon thia plan, though It nay BwatainTery muca tnat ataaw, eaaaoaoavo uauui aoupruuuiais not only to the reading public, but also to the youth of our eanntrr. in tbe acquisition of classical and historical learninc: aad historv will be the study of this age; it most always be. tbe study of thoughtful mea in times or revolution ana great political chan ges, such as our country is at present undergoing. ' The ewBtribotiona of North Carolina, and ot the Southern States of the Union generally, to American literature, have hereto lore beea law, aud for the moat part, r orthUiai, A few works of fiction and some fugitive Mema htclnde our past efforts: and with the excellent Latin Grammar, and the edition of Caw's Commentaries, tire oared for tbs Cress br Col. Bing- Eiin ttirllii tlm ert hunt thee tihaiactee whirh hsvsjr arar fit Ilea airaer ear ahservatipti, aad which. nmkrr more favorabie eaTeuanstaDcea, will ret win for their author that high rrprjUttoa la aa pturumon which be eaRlav-our eoatnaatioaa ta uaanii mera toreareoftbeverylumljleatcharactar. taearsaeh cirromatanres this bnokjavwhh some confidence, pre ented for public patronage. . The author proposes ti publish hy iobaCTrDtion. The coat of pubiicatioa will be nAeea SaadrrS dol lara, or aaore. Ths book eoataiaa about tw haa dred aad Sfty 19 Bo. pagea. It will be brought out m the beat style of one of rmr beat Aaiericaa pab lielxra. aa ta traa. aapsr aad biadiag. The coat ef aiaghreoiaeeuUiTi wiU U . reoDa aeatnng w matrw ,-- -----.rha h tuadefakaed aS Baleiga. bat tajberrrptioa ftaaa wiU be apeasd at vartoaa pJaeea af baaine ia KaUirli and etiier townaia the rUate. rabacriptioas -01 be reqaired m eaah aaewweBllal tSTB Succesa of 7 ..JZ. Editors wha will gtve Uia Chralaf a few lanllnas aad forward a eeyy .a their, papers eoataiaiag K to tat autaor, wm se raraanes wwa a earv of the book. Vt vaiaaat will be placed la the haadsof ths pab nabr aa saoa as tas eatherw aaeoaai at al all taaared. aad wiU ha award to aabatnber a fowwacks Uatra. after. aaAxaa narwoea. KaWga, n. C.. Jc. 18, . - daw-tf. Tlve Weekly OUXfwrtk UU PUicd every Friday nt2,jm trnnvm. 1. IIum.v it .F Mi Mi't is. la cordaoee ilh the tlevtoth set tjju of I'nr t1 n ouivciiii iii o .f nut r a i. rn, i, ,.f liuin tiro UiiliifuriiiiMl a to Ihri tin-w-nt p.-'-tul ntttM, uitr.irt auj pri-tuare Urn .! in tun UineiioUiiK ri-fTuUuuua aa puUiatirx! ia tlie I'ni. tMlHAUMttaill ,. -j. - . ' LSTTkanwTAos-raj(rArNjrr. ' Ihe liw rwjuiru tha puwure all tettrrst be prt paiJ by stamp fur taiiiped eevakaw,, mix ment In money beinf prohibited. All drm &. terj luuiet ahw be prt tMtid. The ealjj Inter uq vhlen paruvent Is not deniaruW, are tnaae auV dreMed to the PretiiuVnt. or YkradrTit a nwmljmtConcrewa, and lotters oa o(&ciai bod net to the chltjls of the Exeeutive iVpaitinenU of tbe Oovernuiena. 'the heads of iMUwaaa, m4 ehler rterks, aud others Invested ulth the frank, lug privilege. . -V a a y s a. The rates of letter peatage Is thase teats pet nan ounce, uuvnifiiout tne United Btatee; aud three t ent for each addltitinal half otance or frar tiua thereof. The tea cent J'swiiU rate Is iW- Uhxd. The rate of poMarn on drop letters Is fro rVWa per half ounce or traction tleereof, at all offirw where free deliver)- by farrier U ell)lbli4. Where aueh five deUvery Is 11 ut established, thv rate is ouu cent . , BWSAKB POSTACB. The followinsr l the tMMtajni on newrpspers, when aent from the othee of wblkktke. tu rum. lar subexriU'rs : ,. I'mrtaxe on Daily papers to subarrfhrria when prppaid quanffiy ur rrarlj la advance, either at the niailiiur oifkn or oraoo r at-uverr, per quarter, (three monthO SSrt. J5" 10 Six tin it per week, per quarter. For Tri-Weekfr. J Fti Srimi-Weeaiy, " ror Weeklv. 5" Weekly A oitpsDers tone ropy only) sent b puhfirthfr tti actual imlMH-nlwra within Wr the thu- county w here printed snd pahlinhed, free . Ul'ASTKALV PAYaHMTS. Quarterly iMwtnire eannot be naid for lesa tlwn three niontbs. if a suWrlutiun brrhu at aar other time than the couuiHTJCrrorat t aa .&ria! quarter, the ptwtufre nt-eired by the lor4 Aiawtvr, inunt Htill be entered in his account for that qnar ter. .Sulweriber lor shurt teruta 1 rrednif threo uiouthit, suy fear or five month can pay quar terly jxwtnirtj fiirtheactoiil tmunT their aaWrip tionitthut in, for one naitev and a third, ore uarter and two third, bc The Imw only reqaires lint at least oue quarter 'a Mwtaiet ahail be ore- ' paid, and not nffire than one year's potttafe. Any tcnu between one quarter and oue year ran there Aire be prepaid at itroiiortMwaW rate. boWri- tx-rs can pay the ptnUre for a frartitm of a quar ter, at the Mtuie rutua for a, whol qnarter.Jby in. fludtnft tho fraction with ihe next whole quarter and payinft fia both at the Mine tiuie. ' raiviLKuas to fi-pljimikrii. PuMinhent of NewHpapeni and IVrioJifaN mtr Mend to eaeb other frtiut their rrNpertire ottieeii of pulilicatum, free of pontap- tote ropy uf each pab licatiorr, and may also send to each actual ul- scnlier, lncliajed in their uubliratitsaa, bilU and receipt for the same, treeof ptap-. Tbay may also state on thrir respective- puhliratioint, tho date when tha subnoripUoD exjairt. to be writen tir pniiteu. , SMALL PAmut. Kfligitins, Educatkmal and AgnVnltaTal Xewa puiM in of mall site, owned leas fn qneatly than once a week, may Ik? sent in neckafeew ta one ad tlrt'M at the rate of one cent fur each fawksiaaat exceeding four ounce in weight, and an addiUaa. al charge of out cent in made fur each additional lour ounce or fraction thereof, tbe poatagw Vw-ber paid quarterly or yearly, ia adranre. 1 KKW btuiLEBS. News dealeni may send new spapr and jwi, odieaU to regular stibscrilcrs at tha- quarterly rates, in the saiue manner puhliwheiavand may alsti receive them from puMbheni atMltrirriben rates. In both cases the sawcage to bn (repaid,, either at the untiling or dewtrry office . POTAUK OX TSASSIKXT XJTTM BOrttte A0 CI Ki t LAIS. Ihaiks, not over 4 ounce m weight, to wie sd-dn-ss, 'i rents; over 4 tiuacrs, and not arer i ounces, 8 cents ; over r) ourart-s, mid not aver 1 onnees.Ji cents; over 1 aances, and awt over 16 ounces, Iti cento. Circulars, not exceeding tltri-v in Matter, to one address, S rents ; over three, ami not orvr six,. 4 cento ; over six , and not over nino, C cents ; aver 9 and ntt exceeding twelve, t cents. MISTELLAXKOrS. On niisrnuneons mailable matter emlaraeinsr all pamphlets, occasional publication, transient newspapers, hand-bills and latstern. book uiaiin- scriptsand prtMif-sbeets, whether corrected or aat, maps and prints, engravings, sheet niaaic, blanks, flexible patterns, sample) and sample cards, olm- t)graphiepuper, letter envelopes, ptastalenvelopea or wrapper, cards, paper ,s'n or ornamental, " photographic representations of different trnea. seed, cuttings, b'llbs.riKitri, and scioua, tbe post- ' age to be prepaid by stamps, is on one package to. one address not over 4 ounces in weight,! rents;. over 4 ounces, anu not ovet e ounce, 4 cents, av er 9 ounces and not over Vi owucett, 6 cens ; oyer !i ounces, and not over 16 ounces, t cent. - now TO BK WtAPrKD. . All moil matter not sent at letter rate af post age, embracing booksV'hook anuiwacripts, pnol sheets, and other priiitt-d matter, and all other mail matter, except seeds, muat ke so vraaaed or enveloped with open sides oi ends as toenaUe the postmaster to examine the package withoat de stroying the wrapper ; otnerwisa rack pawkajrea ' must be rated with letter pertAge. So ronmituii cation, whether in vcriting ar in print, ran be sent with any seeds, roots, cuttings or ncioos, maps, engravings Or ether matter ftnt, printed, eiceut " upon the separate matter, at the eUlUshcd sstes.- , CLCBS. ', Where packages ef newrMners ar periadirala are received at any post office direvted to one ad. dross and the nanien of the elubof sabseriaars tu which they belong, with the poxtaft for a sjnar ter in advance shall be handed to the postmaster. he shall deliver the same to their ivsaective own-, - era. nut troa aoes not apply to weekly newspa per, wnirn circulate tree in- u the-county where. printed and published. PRE-PATMEKT bW TKAiraiiarT MATTKK. All tranaient matter must be prepaid by stamps., i Itut if iteomesto the offlue oi delivery withoat pre-payment, or short paid, the nnpeid postaga must be collected on deCvery at iouble the . paid rate. 'c Great neglect exists in the strict quarterly 'pre-, payment of postage on printed matter sent T reg ular subscribers. j!a such paper sboald be do liv ered nnlefw it is either pre-paid at the mailing , office, or at tbe delivery offliw, for at leaat a enar ter. If not so prepaid, ptwt Blasters mast ndleet they Ait they will be charged witk the fall peMtaga due, and In clear case removed from uffics fur nrg. lect wirrcra on newspapkes. To tncloee or conceal letter, w other thing (except bill and receipts for snbecriiit ion) in, ortu write or print anything; alter its nuUicatioa ni on any newwpaper, pamphlet, magasine, or other printed matter, ia illegal and aarnecisroiranrrntt matter, and tbe entire package o" which ttia a part, to letter postage. i A nw wrnrrl wnmiir.u.Hiai whnfhaT jiT rarllit ing, navks or sign,, npon the eovar or wrapper ot w.fjayci, jjuiiryiura, nfnaatta tar 9Umt Ulan the name and address ed the persona to whose h ia to ue sent, ana tne date wnen suoecnpUon expiree, ubject the packagr to letter postage. nztTA Trna arrTnr srran ra ei ywtaijplcaaTaralatoraiBa; taaa-ald f watrraiera, aad tha pabiie araaraliy, that Vabeer BAB is bow still kept anTaad -TBI riXKST LiaitlaW that can be prorared ia the Tarled FUlea k kent t ta. THE KF.PRESHMEXT SAIXIOH will h aaityawaatird with IreiA ywrfw, aad antaar pain aoraxnrai will se amiaa ta stake it a Srst da - taatoaa. HALL A Ra'IUEK. ceUajhory, f, atarth 311, IB, " -4 -1 , - ; - 1 ' - . :
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
May 19, 1866, edition 1
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