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RATJRBURT, N. 0.;
"'I,' 'I M..1' ,..!' f I""!, I'M , 1 '., il.'l l"T I f'.'M J yij II I 'I'll! IMI Im
t jam kuk
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I I 1 1 t ii I ' ' I ' I . 1 1 'L 111 . H 1 1 . il 'I ill I l 11 .W 1 . il Hi III 11 I' J ' V V " " '.I '
.bhenti. Hunter una GainpH pro
4ceJedntoB the iixter raaa ana
('(under flnr of trace Wintered theene-
of Gen.1 B8Urfd . jolmsmiV divwir-
it :WfirWe.tD'i.fPtho to. icock, of Geni. Grkntu Wtaflf and cfn-
r..
WOBT TQB PKRSS ASSOCIATION
iies are in soma, force f'inant
Spring8,Ufr tWre counijr, nuc aave
inafe tv6 advice. RejioyW'ai to
theiKiltWbee,'frftflictin.
ixne noose
after A dei,"lri9'Mia't: Wli ' ar
thorizipg Hie ..traoajniaaioii of mew-J
papref to soldiers tree ot postage
K-aiil-i',ijotwfth6&qdhi'
oayai it thereby became a law.
Kesolntions were .ftpptedi 'Cbrdlally
thank i thefespd mn of the
:9th, HI&aFSelioiefe&ir.
giula itjcrerjQtfCi
teriBioatiou ' to dedicate? themael vfes
MifivrtO" t!ier eaered cactse of Liberty
aad Independenc." '
EwingubiD?ttedd resolatlon rel
ative to . ia$e , repesetitatiyds.Crotn
Missouri anil Kentucky, which after
awaiting in the rear, v The CQiantt8
eioners will be entertained sratifs
Head QaarterSt ton
start for Waihinrto& ' to mdrrr
Stephens servant waa permitted to
aceomDanv: him, GolJi! Hatch the
ft V
assistant- afent of exchange accom
panied the Oommi8sian0ra as.Secre
ar - Dnring the passage of the
Commissioners the breast works of
the enemy s well a.onr own were
crowdeti with aoldiers, sritae6sibg
noVel event. .
e of friee o gaveri partebw'afCt.'V 'Si I V ;
offietni of th Government for ike next rftljf r77 .Litb" j
dw, unless Ik the lnter?ai.faltt and tfroarn- UoW-' ''-clwtP?' Jnnil f
larrter should ftrfe to itKjuee an alteration jt 4i9afn6lafd. j ffl!on
It- Sd wiii BT a l9n care folly revweH and wivh whiskey ,:ond perfgnnon
ine araiaaoie aia 01 mr. ubwxv . ;HorH9ya, j whe, i per 'UosneipffjiMibs.-,
ney trust tha schedaie now prfwnta wnit
prate satisfactory tobothios UorernmelUaud
8ome(reba, was tato: npoii the ta
blfl:.HlIMiea,: resolfveailMt into se-
cret seSKPi -The Senate agreed to
the rdOTeiBe consolidiitiou bill to a
cotn'tkrtfcffMereiKje.
TheHoua bllt'tbr'the sedne ra
tion of per'HaWe, tOJflilitary du
ty, who lrtpfilfeJshali de
part -ffroui7,thifi Goofederate: States
withniPerVas8e TeV
Richmond," Jan. 31. Gen. Lee's
nom iaatituijair Gpj,-tclHeflWa8
prepaWraeWfflrfd- WafJ)e-
The deIay-n-'6ddifjtttiO' the Sen
ate arises fronrhesient3 ina
bility t'o'siglr l'ni8yl5aine .lftconse-
ln.tttfttigfytf&siix&nd hand. The
Presi fent is stiH conflnecf WhirfVoon
tliis VnornI5gra!Hl niay iiot.be able
for some o!aykoA,ecoveV tntf pse of
-liis iiand: itMff etattnl that cooi'iAi-
were greeted iiyith .v,ociierW8 elieeca
oy the tfoops and umttmilardeffi'
kees oiilheTr arrival within 'Uie Yan-
kee J i rfeS? Wmm4Wm(fr
Qpon the d
asSe
nties of 4iia new; position oreads M.iiigrcziWBi
RlCHM
of Alabanl'a.'bQtisIjes a' card' to his
says) me;qaeatUii.KfaopniD jik
iormal negotiationsorpSCJ with
ahaDe
agreeable to nis pnni and as'r bar be
lieves heipwrshea. .He. shall
and resume b& seat ib the House of
EepieniWflTi day.
Tribuiie-pf-the,2j5rfi arrived froin Pernam
duco an'l fe&e Gctofeqrtte' Steamer
Shenandd&'tfo
porchap ,mfiBr'l aloa iiaX wi of Brazil,
eo&MacVr?: which vessels bound
for the ' United States r: were obtatnmfl; a
British" -fegfafter; fiarfjef-tatte' at
we waijj4rrVaa'
A BSKtence' costing .ihlrty thotTsand
dollarsM'BQT presented Gen. Grant hy
the Citi4eh6f Philadelphia, McClelland
sailed for Europe on Wednesday." "fte
America . tejJar.Buffab and other
tttildingsweee diroyed by .fire on Wed
nesday. lioss one t riullibn, Gold 215.
mmttoeraare still here and aD-
f iiuauons to pasa titrougb the ene-
-j o,iiuoa were maue yesieraay anu
3fi:!. Kih&ft thIS lifter.
odn an ans Wex vaa ;retoil3e(ft ,te
Pnrjrortrwhrch has'' bestf protoui
SaSmr ffio vexj of ihi-
-wiuuera wm prooaoiy . dq qeter-
uenffirorTowi via Icpnaeqaence
0 penmmtM
itcutenKRK
who is he;
Te prpsnme everybody wants to
know who is. P. wr," the man
who has been; visiting Richmond
with yrppo8itions from Washington
in regard to peace.; , He is , a Print
er and for a -number , of yeara was
the 'anthorizeci phblisherv'of ttje de
bates . nd proceecling8 JrMf tlie old
U.- S., Congress. Most ipeopie in
this country have heard M .the firm
of 'r&'&fves-.CM
.reporters ami pniiifre. raucis a. .
BlaUaa tha leaag; timfeesx of
firm, v and hernial ?nhooiiefi
tndif thfettftrkrrat "tjife Wtelfs
MM Offipe
Si real raea , ttiBtv alt tljliigs Jua com-
shape the, speech e olTjrnjabera or
C6nptesa;rand it nrastb under-
stood that the material out of which
times Tery ecfaftt, lor if the speeches
of many public jtnen weren printed
ittsty&ejr atdelteTed or-irrttt6n(
man" would be Waatediorever. Mr.
'Blair is now an pW m,(h8 igor-
temDoraneoualv
WcbJter, i Qalhomi; ,iMelloffieaad
Galea ife Seatoh. H,apa"trlr:!
Dublic affairs. ' VJ I's -sui:
lUttles i camp, ,ion per poaod
bomber, good, per i.ow feet '
Llird, eleatt,i?er pBttd
ijeauier ' 5 sole, pjsrtposna
oWenHlmes. If the resnlt of.rej
cnyjlpTements shonia prote ty
liaa had i influence enough wiilt the
Lincoln Administration toinddoifr
tb jh'ake' .fair and honorable tends
for peace with the Confederate an-.J-JFparWPM.y
tboril8., his name should be h.dl fefSKir"4
efl j&oyth to posterity as a ptiblic ben
ettor.. The . Printers, Ut least,
should unite and erect a monument
to hiSTfttemory.-: Western Democrat.
e'd. Tohg;l as a runaway
aegrqif Who left Mary land apme years
ago, and has been a pet of certain
strong-minded abolition women of
the North made a speech the other
day, in New Xork, whcb, w are
bound to-say, wa& a very sensible
speech; and in the course of it ho
said . y: .
" I am of opinion that suoh is the
confidence jh the m aster cab in
spire bVer hfs, slavejf Jff fX)avis
goes about in earnest .to raise a black
aritay, making them suitable prbm
jsa, tqpao be ita'fiec
tive ipfthwar for Southerajnde
pendence. If Jeff. Davis will hold
ont-heTJlacks- 9f the opbftheir
freedom firnarahtee " thel f' freedom
r ferniar;lste.
bnt.Jaay
-4tl68tdd7fa pifec'ti'of land
una Sght valiantly for thia boon )
""We believe that this negro speaks
and we are satisfied that, if Congress
and thei Statefs, had' taken steps ear
fy&t fall to' 'ny.igivenf Qen.
two hundred thousand-negroes, we
should scarce-Jo-day hiive . hai a
Yankee fo6tprintion Soit3iern soil.
Raleigh Confederate.
vie ' of ipnj&ss'tifrl
8horV iotidVperbesHet of 22 .'lb,
fl&fc-slRt'iQd.tit ! 537h
The Commissioners of Xpi
'
-75
1'40
8 00
rWmedtR,tVSfTc,colum, lOox to yn., ptr . .
A rV ..ii. u.t(iL!. Ui'v;'-, -. , . .: . . . . ..a n
ui ilium vnnniuai aaiu jjrciii tjcn jHKt : jfft bUUl
....... . ... T - - . ;
hedul
and the people. They would respectfully aryo,
the people u haatfnon w'h their. suppVes to
maintain and feed our gallant army now as-
emblfd jual on oar borders, and in whose gal?
!antry and fortitnde, npder. God, we alone owe
oar exemption from the horrors of a revolution,
of oar homos and families by the barbarous,
inhuman foe, who have i constantly shown they
only want the power', and not the will to de
stroy us and take all we have. .
Apples, ; dried good", pealed per bushel
s of 28 poouds. . $5 00
" unoealed, per bushel or iiii
pounds, .
with handles, e.ach; t
without handles, seh
per pound, hog round r
white or cornBeld, per bush
el of 60 pounds '
apple, per gafton
peach, peiguHon. 'i
fresh,, jiet. per pound
fresh, gross, per pound, ' ;
sailed, per pound ''r
Brownstaf, good, per hnshei 28 lbs
Candles,, tallow par pound .
adamantine, per pound
trace, per pound " ' . ' .
wobleoj for soldiers lothes,
yard wide . 10. to yard,
andpro rata as to gseater ;
or less weight' or width, per '
yarff''
rawperlb ;
,JRio,prUY
uasbelled, per bushel of 70 f
: ahsltedj sacks nut iitcluded
. , 4er bushel of 56 lbs
Corameal, saeks not . .included, per ;
'7 bushel of 50 lbs
Prills. ? -fcoUott, J yard 'wide, yd--r-
. -.Jto. povjid. per yard !
Flour, . extra family, per barrel of
f 196 pounds .' "
i -V ; - mperfineper bbt., of 16
Axes, J
v ..
Bacnn,
Beans,
Brandy,
, i
Beef, it '
Chains
Cloth
Cotton,
Coffee,
Corn,
v.
.Till'
3 50
'12 50
12 00
3 00
7 ,50
10 00
10 00
1 00
, 50
' 1 50
1 00
3 00
7 75
11 00
6 00
1 00
4 50
5 00
5 00
5 20
80
45 00
41 25
pounds
I . i . ,. fine per ibl. of 196 pounds 33 75
odder; v bafed, per 100 pounds ' 4 00
j ' ' . vnpalM, perauu pounds
Hats, woolpiacft - iv.- i , ;
Bay, . rjbtled. 4er.400 poirnds
I " . . uajisied, per 100 poondi
Hides, ir "dry, extraVfer pound
3 50
5 00
4 00
3 50
300
2 50
I 50
rtil!erT,lst c!aflwrhearti 1.000 00
inumrv. ssa cnu r
troar pig, No. 1, per ton
.rues, ai
3 "-i. ; L.ft j : tlx tt it iivi oAn Art
2000 lbs i 350 00
6-
20C0 Mj 314 00
onnn ik 97a nn
Bteom r 2000 710 00
. ton of 20GQ poanda, : ;v;103000
semeeatMe rauroaa per. to
OIZ.34U IDS' t
! fi1 f castiiffsi pisf pound .
tiktM, wooU domestic, per yard
Males,
ii
Nails,
Oats,
11
4 WPjON, hito regain
&f1tt tfkitV YPWrJM&l&A ProKswonaf servjceUoUwanaf SaBsta
r 'mr , WWtf. ry and vicinity. June7WI.- (d5t:wtn
Molasses, cane, per ganon
sorghami uo
lstlass, per head
2d&assl fV .. .;.;.
3dcfass, '
extra m
perke ymM
sheaf, unbaled per 1
sheaf, baled 100 lbs '
shelled, per bushel
Osnaburgs, cotton J yard wide; 7 oz to
yard, per yard
" cotton yard wide, 8 oz to .
., yard, per yard
Onions. ber bushel
FPeas, . -; cow. per bash el of 60 lbs.'
Potatoes, Irish, per bushel of 60 lbs .
" sweet, per. " ( "
Peaches, dried, peeled, per bushel of
38 lbs- '
" . unpeeled, per bush 38 lbs
Pork- fresh.net, per lb
" salt,
Pasturage, 1st quality, near town, per
head, per month,
common, near town, per
head, per month,
1st quality, in the country
per head, per month
common, in the country,
per head, per month
good, pe r ounce
new, per pound
old per pound
good, per bushel of 56 lbs
twobushelSjOshaburgsV each
cotton, wide, 4j yds to a
pound, per yard : . It
cotton, f wide, 3 yds to a
pound, per yard
Cotton stripesV yds to 15," per yard
Salt Coast, per buih of 50 Jbs,
LiverpooV " " "
Ylrginia, -v"-," i
Steel, uast, per pound " ,
SKoesi army, per pair
Shoe thread flax, per pound
Socks, soldiers' wool, per pair .
Sheep, fat per head
Sugar, brown, eommon, per lb
Soap, . hard, per pound
A . v fti per pound
Shucks, bed, per 100 lbs
400 00
3fr
v 10 00'
, 30
50 00
; ,3 75
6 00
. 7 00
. 7 00
10 00
5 00
1.0C 0 00
800 00 J
500 0(r
j;im) 00
ba i 4 50
S25
it 4 00
I 00
7 50
4 00
4 00
u
Quinine,
Rice, ,
Ii
Rye.
Sacks,
Shirting,
1:4.
8 50
5 00
1 00
2 53
8 00
5 00
7 00
4 00
56 00
50
40
'5 00
3 00
1 30
110
1 75
20 00
35 00
25 00
8 00
15 00
10 00
2 00
35 00
3 00
1 00
1,
4
3 DO
2 50
US
4 1 2t
2 50
'3 OQ
' ia 00
- f. .. . .
53
W50
, ? 8 oo
00
Wheat bran, per bushel ot 17 lbs: ?
Wheat straw, bated per 100 pounds,
-" " unbaled. ner 1 00 boubdr
fWool, t washpd.per posnd f .
' iinurDshpl. nar nnnnd
Wagons, wood axle, '4 horse naw ech 3S3DO
" wood axle 2 ' Shewt each 5000
Yarn. cotton Der bunch old lbs sn'S 00
HIRE. OF LABOR TEAMSJWAGONS
AND HORSESWC' ; & ' ;
Bailing long forage, per hundred lbs. 75
Shelling and baggiqg'corn, sacks far
nished by government, per buehei : ,25
Hire of two horse teamsj wagon and
driver rations furnished by owner,
per day i? T " '
Hire of two horse teams; wagon and
driver, rations furnished by govern
mentper day
I Hire of four horse teams, wagon' and
driver, rations furnished by owner,
per day
Hire of four horse teams, wagon aud
driver rations furnished by govern
ment per day :.'
Hire of six Horse teams, wagon and
driver, rations furnished by owner,
per day . ,
Hir of. six hbrsV 'teams, wagon and
driver, rations furnished ly govern
ment per day ;
Hire of laborer, ratious furnished by
owner, per day '
Hire of laborer, ration? furnished by
government, per day
Hire of laborer, rations furnished by
owner, per month
Hire of labarer, rations furnished by
government, per month . .45 00
Hire of horses, per day . , , ; . 2 00
For the information of all persons concerned,
we publish the following instructions, with the
hope that they, will be strictly obeyed : -
"No officer, or agent shall impress the ne
cessary supplies which any person may have
for the consumption of himself, his family, em
ployees, slaves, or to carry on his ordinary me
chanical, manufacturing agricultural imple
ments. , 1
The next meeting of the Board will be held
in the Senate Chamber, in the City of Raleigh,
on Friday, the! 30th day of September next,
unless sooner changed. Impressing agents
must furnish irood and satisfactory reasons for
disapprovals ooj appeals, or the award of lopal
appraisers will jbe approved. All commnnica.
lions should bet addressed to the Secretury.nl
the Board Raleigh, NJ C. ,
(Signed). H. K. BUKGWYN,
1 " Garvsburg, N. C
R. V. BLACKSTOCK,
Stocksville.N. C.
Corn's Appra sm't for the State of N. C.
Gpo. W. Mordgcai, Umpire.
.Salisbury, IN .U., Aug. 3, lb4. dtfJ5
12 00
7 00
20 00
10 50
260
13 50
4 00
2 50
90 00
CiiLEivJDiUt
or l8G5. ,
;
CI
.AM.
1
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v o o
' 8 '9 '10
4 5
11
FEBRUARY,
y ; 12 13 iMk'WtJSU
MAROH, :xJ v3v 4
5 6 7 S9W11
12 13; U 1 Q It; 18
. 19 20. 2l W23 "24 25
26 27 28 2 " 30 31
X 8
14V 15
21 22
28 29
2
9
16
23
30
3 4 56
10 11,12 13f
17 1819 20
24 25 26'27
MAY,
1 2- 3 4 5 6
7 8 ,9 10:11 12viar
14 15 i'"l'7Tf& 'Itf' 2
21 22 "23 24 ''25 26 27
28 29 SO 31 :
'6: 7,vy8r9,?10
13 14
20 21' 22 - 23w24.
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26-
27 28' 2980
JULY, '
2
9
16
23
30
3 4 r
.10 'il .12
i7:;i$ 19
24 25 26
31
6 ;' 7
i .3 i i
27
15
21 W
28,29
COXFEDEItltK STATES' GOVERNMENT.
' locate d at Richmond, va.
I he Executive :
Hon. Jerv. Davi , of Miss , President.
Hon. A. H. Stki hens, of Ga., Vice-Presidenvi
.: The Cabinet :
J P Benjamin, oi La i Secretary of State.
G G Memhingkh, of S C, Sec'y of Treasu r
Jas ASxDDON, ojf Va., Sec'y of War.
S R Mallo&v, of Fla., Sec'y of the Navy.
Hon Geo Davis, bf N C Attotney General. -John
H Reaoan, of Texas, bslmaster Gen'rl
Head of Bureaus ' '
Ra$ts R Rhodes, jCommissioner of Patents.
G E W Nelson, Supt of Public Printing.
Gen Sani Cooper) Adi't and Inspector Gen-
Johp S Preston, Chief of Bureau of Conscrip-,
.j lion. y ; : ii yj . .
Brig-Gen A R LaWtoa, Quartermaster Gen.
S P Moere, Surgeon-Generat
E W JohniMedi;al Purveyor. '
.a-.'-.:'.. :
mmm
tthern Cultivator.
IN pursuance ofM plin long entertained, and
to meet the . expressed wants o. the ;Agri
cultnralists of the Cdoatry .Residents of ( the
South, the subscriber ahopunces his- intension
to commence the publicatW f a Weekly1 edi
tion of the Sootbbrn G ujtWatosU : .'f o i
The paper will retain itseent forjo
nishing eight pages of readingfttfeir weekly
It. will be devoted, as heretoforiAgiicul
ture. Also,'to Current News, a synopsis of
Army Intelligence, Proceedings of Coaeiss,
rything necessary to render it a valuable anft
auueuiituio
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
for the Farmers, 'Pjanters, Gardeners Stock;
Raisers, Housewives and Business Men ofthe
Confederecy. The first number of the Weekly
edition will Be Issued on or before the first Sat
urday in November
TERMS 6 for 6 moaths, or $3 for three
months. Single copies 25 cents, r . .4
. All pr esent, subscribers to the Cultivator. to
be supplied for the remainder of this year 1864
with Weekly, .without any advance in price..
Address . . ' D. REDMOND, . . ,
tfdl53 . j Augasta. a.
OAAA POUNDS WOOL; for Which we
iUUl will pay the highest prices In cur
rency , specie, or .exchange for HATS oi Co?-
AUGUST,
6
13
20
' ;27 28
SEPTEMB'ER,
3 4
10
1.7
24
OCTO'R, 1
8
15
; 22
29
November;
, 5 .6
12 13
19 20
26. 27'
DECEMBER,
3 4
10 11
17 18
24 25
31.
1 .2 3
7 . 8 SuiQ.: ii,!i
14.15 17.18 lQt
21 22 23 :24 25 26 '.
30 31 ;,
11
18
25
2
9.
16
23
30
29
j'
19
26
.3
10
17
24
31
1 2
7. 8;., .9
14 15 1 16
22
29
6
13
20
27
4
11
7
14
21
28
5
12
1 2
8 &
15 16
22 23v
29
6, .
13 14
18' 19
25 26
21
28
23
30
5
12
19
6
13
20
26 '.27
7
14
21
28
20
27
3
10
17
24
1
8
15
22
29'
21
28
4
11
18
25
2
9
16
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30
Soldiers' Families:
I WILL meet you at China GroW tha' se
cond Wednesday; 11th instant ; at'Rowaa
Mills the second Thursday, 12 instant; and at
Gold-Hill, second Friday, J3th . instant and
will cotitinae. to attend a i these places the 2d
Wednesday, Thursday' and Friday in each
month dnring thecyear. T will also attend at J
M. G. Morgan's mill, on Wednesday the 18th.
instant. r . J. S McCUBBINS, u
Jan 3d, 1864.: f ,t i,i-:195dtf y Gon'r,
Where can yoa Find
BLUlSTONEBl-Mass.Borax.Browtt
'Sugarif'Saft and Vebirian Red T'"' '
-.Also; a! Jot of beautiful Table Salt, in 4 lb.
sacks? 12 pr. Drawers., '. ,
1 dpz. pr- Ladies Black Cotton Hose. '
;300 yds. Gimps and Lace.Trimming ?' J
Jasi over atv the store of - T'-'.4'?h''
, EDWARDS & CO.
l- streetGjraaUe Fnt, .
ipj3it . oaiisoury.
XrARiiWB"11 pay tha highest
XJL prices fox. TURS, eitherin, cash or ex-
change for nats. . Jan ie.i xot-tr
' uur vwu jt rimer,
- do. da Reader, r-W V
... v w Jkfc6vie& each
FO SALE -4 THIS OFFICE
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