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B VKI OS PHONOGRAPHY. V
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' ottke .English languageof ninety -nine one
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Of Deceased Offers und Soltiicrs.
j W11.KON, 6t., Jnne';0tnKl6i. ;
HE TJNDl'ii'StdLJ) has been appomtea
A 'C'cmiciiioner to.inrestigate, coWect and.
pay ever to- ice tariifx emitipu
eUims for bount .. arrarage of pay sjid-rllow .
aBCts, due o'the're'iu-eseatatiyes of deoeaiedof-.
ticers and sol iters from this State. U "? ; !'
The pai-tius entitled a; e; fl.s'at, tae Witlow ot
thirdly, the father, :if therp be neither widow,
child, eh'ildTen or father t1en, four,lilT, the
toother of the dsceaed, and in default of all rf
thee then; fifthly, the executor or adniin'utia-
tor ot tJie aecea.ea. i' v . i
i The chmrant or claimants must fujiiish his,
h'cr ov their aiiidavit. and that of 0aeiivnter
letedl w itrtesrsas to tiie relationship, aodju all
cases', where thi cl iawti.s not th widow, the
affidavit, most negative the existence of aelaim:
ant or claiir ants' of a higher order. The Jus
tifce of the PeacA, befeie whom the athdayit 'm
snb3ertbed.mur.cH tifv to th credibility of the
witness, and 6'lork of the bounty Court uiuft.
certify, under th seal of the Court, that he is
a Justice of Mthe Peace. . I j;: ,
i If ithe claimant or claimants be a'; child orr
rhUflrpfi' f;' th decfcased. and he, she uF thay'
er euaroian must iw.ceniusu wj,
of the Connty Court Clerk." " I J
When tha clai j-is siade by an executor or
administrator, the fact Vf the executorship pr
administratorship must be certified- toj undt
eeaj by th ou-4tT Court Clerk. '-'Ivj.: .
Mil of these-paper aovia ot eiK n cyi-
te. : '!-:: - i - ''.- ' ' fjf ''
An voerson directlv interested will be furbish
ca
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"of fhese papers iu full; a cupy of whichvfor the
greater convenience of parties, will be forwar
ded! asoon as 'may.be practicablej' to' each
ronntv Court Cleft'. . " M ' '
This' coin mii'sion itr intended to facilitate the
collection of these claims, and. tavc the claim
ants all expense. - ' j" ,' . " .
Parties interested niay materially aid e in
thrt iinvestrat;cTvf their. claims, if at the time
of fprwardin their paper to me, they ill in-,
form me of the date of the death of the deceas
ed, where' he died, was killed, ' whether ,or!not
thei or: any one: for . them, have received ;the4
rer8fnJl etl'tcts. which deceased had witli him
I at the tine of -his death, ana thttb r orinot
er cesirauie tuai an ciaia-s wura w
l
forwarded at cs early a day as may beipraeti
calfte. -Io all cases, rivo the claimajitf' iPost
OiUce and County in tnll. - ' t. i
1 - ! JNO. A .STANLY,;
I23-tf '"'"' CoMimissiohe r.
ITOtli) "SUPPLY f tt extra Sne'e'rew-
tobacea, which I will sell on "ftccom-
mJatine tei
atiBctermsi wholesale or rewit. -
JuneiMtf I. ROLLINGaW.ORTH.
1 rrrGimpowOEi
For sale by JAMES M RTINE. ,
the deecajed-, if an v, ir: thuro be no wido w:,then,
sucridly, the child or chiWrexi, if the- e, be mch,
if tilths -'he ft i tW v. idii' or children 1 then.
be iirinors, the claim must be propouji,.icd by
hi, her. or-their guardian, and the fact i his
beinff euardian must b.certiUed to uhr seal
-the tvceaiea (il a no-cmaissionfO . mwr
Drivat. V.had'-ever received th." Statela bounty.
I . 1.1 - . fl -1 - : :.'J.il.tJ
rMcCLELl-AN'SXETTEh CREATES -AT
:SVJOX tAMON'tj THE' rEACE'
' ijchv osi j 'bent.- 1 4. Th New T erk .!
paotr- tiie 12th have wcu received . -i
1 ' :
I'm-
war t5vr unimportant.
VIcOieIlas
tter of; acce'ft:itice ciinsarf crat sensation "
i'tuotig: flw:'i wt? . Democracy. . I he rew
j;dioar ip c-uhjaou with . tno UnTntion
j j that tnitk-rtd , the aowiination. Jlullally
'.editor of ih Metropolitan liacnrd, repn-
i.. - . , ,
,Tas OI? p wy to canvass Pennsylvania,
withtrev his appointmtnt and rttdruod
V0n id dwgtist;" : " '.
j'' G':Idi-clSiwl:'222;, " : - .
. ;S r - , - ! . . ..
j rEreit.E.LRG, Sep' 14. Sotnt 'glurmtsb-'
i?sg .r jour right, to-day, and heavy chn
ncnadtnjjjatiiug thp lines. -r The City Vvap
vhtll d jrnot ' vigorously this morning.
Some dmrii;e was sustained, but no scii'
oiis a- clf-nt occurred." The tiemr ad
vanced pickets somewliat or oar ex
irvrriH rHf'Ht y esterduv. hut lv s followed
with no movement of importance.
j RicnMoxrv Sep. 14 Tho Herald of th?
1 2th sni's our recent victories and njnvurs
vict or.y to com', the fct that all the
Preititi.al t k'srvjidiite ark upon a war'"''
' pint f i hi, the KucTelH!' hewoari, aft4 oth.
tir raujjes all comhinod had thj elfect to
bringdilvrn Gtdd to 219 on Saturday.
j Vilhindighum, fler reading McC e;lnn's
ie-tter. tehgi-9 plied to his friends in Yfavh"
iinj!ton dwi all hope is lost; and withdrew
froa the, r.-invy-sR.
The Loiiisvi le Journal 'plnceR the Chi
cago tirket at th?. head of its columns,
j; Cas' tJeitounce? the platform jis an ig
roniiniius- surrender to the rebels, and.
avs he! c:nKot support it."
Tho y.llow f-Vt r is abattRg at Eevmuda,
t ' ' - - -:.-.
Tub FxAKrLi: of our Gknerals.- An
'exchange s;iys : When General Lee crossed
t e Janies fiirly in? June, - he called his
staff an ti nd him. and kneeling tnder the:
rh ule o a- spreading . oak. o'Sered up a
rnrsfferycBt prayer for l'iyin guidance
a id Btyenglh, and sue ess in the new stage
of the campaign upon vh;6h ho was enV
terin.. j ;;-..;.; . j ' . :.
I A correspondent relates an exceeding
ly impressive ceromotiy at Gen Hood's
headquarters on Wednesd.a3' evening last
in .he suburbs of Atlanta. 4 The Rt. Rev;
Bishop Lay, of the. Protestant Episcopal.
Church," assisted by the Rev ; Dr. Quin
tard, alminisLred. the rite of Baptism : to
jsetci al members of Gen. Hood's staff, aud'
subsequently the r;te of c nfirmation to
tho General himself.' tit was a scene, we
havo been told,-long to be remembered;
The ceremony was performed amid -the
roar of rtilUry, 'and this gavo a novel in-''
terst to a scene which on ordinary oc
casions is more than sacredly itopresstye.
: ' j' " ' r-
A Touch" kg Incickvt.- A young
ministerwent ont td preach and ohserTed
.'during the discourse, a lady who seemed
to be much affected ; After meeting.V ha
oncludied to pay- her a visit and see ' what
wre th impressions of iicr mihtlj He
approached her thus r '"Well madam,
what were yon so affected about during
the preaching to-day?'' 'La, me' said the
lady, 'I'll tell you. ' AWout si?: years ago,,
me ad my hi:i4)aiHl moved to thi3 pUce
and 'all the" property! we had was-a jack--
" .Holand he did, and me: ami the
beast Were left alon ; At ' lasr the beat
died, and to- tell you the .'truth", ' your
vbico put me so, much in rhind5 of thai;
dear old eritter, that T couldn't help ta
king on and crying. about it right in mee
tin'. No ro ire questions Were asked.
. A Mile P r, in RaTis . advertises 'a
salve for the proiduc;in of a slight , down-j
. rn tK. tir nf lr?T o litft tnninlo 1- I
V l. . . i if , ' v. . .. v. . w mm ...... 1 . 1. j
so great
per
F'ra
is tne lavor xnac nair on tne up- : r cie oi v . . . . t ... .
liriof isisa " i Vrs-i-lTad" with m ! - Rofc-'and Xettcr; Printer. . ' '
a-B-; 4 Ju.e-?;i-tf Cat;olima.v opvict.
upsHntil.a thick strrnp. ih the rt-ialt- cm "
Gen. ShetnvAn lias ;disp!nVd ;mrkicl v'
j ffbilhy in conductihj bjs campaign, To
fc - , njm " i H-'rr " ' ? ' k ' .- ?
,,Vrt , -L ' ? N
Ufl T.rt flltAUf 111 V ti tTl I .lull all
. ( t " , . t - '
he projected. 1 Geii. Johnston' plan of"' -ih
-cfarnpaijii : was thT tie : ens. ' Th ? ;
commnnicatiohs of! Gen; Sherman' 4 VhonkV
havo been dtatroyed befre i;e croMd the.
Cnattr.hoocl.vee That tvys the -plan . of ,
th ab anI 'expeiencecl . leadfr . of . onr ;
army. Those lij ,fn RictAtn md xoatro! .
miiitftfv mni?anrjerra will t-a sbl i it iii
pd,'t rpair thj disaster vrh:c:i they' " j
did not present. As " Mr Kitchio tpm
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TTA3M. A -Cincinnati paper hit . tl:.
following conceruijig thf weather iu-'Hc,-''
Jopo!: ." . ;
- A steamboat wsis at tbe wharf dischar
ging lead ; a nigger , would start r with " '
bar on.hia ht;der, but before he could
get to tho dray, tho lead would melt and
' run over the freesoiler, inakinsit nci ...
ry to :ht him outtwith a coldchiseL,, i
3 Y THE GOV. OP NORTH 'CAROLIN A ' .
"TTT HKP. EA 3, it IS REPORTED; TO ME
Y Y that many soldier from the troops of
thia State have deserted their colors and cobs- -,
radwind are novj lutkirig in the vroodfr aad1
mountaiu,eome bhrid5ii;
their frinils to violate the law by aiding theta
and otJierB by. violent. depredatiOAuivi peate
abla citizffct, -eutrtilinp shamj;- and obloquy
upon themselye and their posterity, outraging
thelawsaml the pe:tce of society, and amaiiig' -j-the
cauae of tleir hard oree?ed ceuctiyi. 7 ' . . .
And, whereas, Gen. Robert E. Xe, d (3e'n-v
eral Order No; 54. Aug.TOthr' li4,ia proso-
jsed to deal lenienUy with all jwbo .prdujptlr"
return" to duty, thonph tbey rcizy hifeinfcjwj 'd '
the pensltiei of desertion, bv; prolonged ibi wee.
without authority, j; Now, therefore, 1, Zebu-
Ion 11 . Van tk; Oov ern or o f t h j S t it of Nort h -.
Carolina, do issue thw my proclamation, urgi
ing .most earnestly.'. upon all ; uch' - zaUgtticU4
.men to. wipe out-' From- their once rrcspt'eted '
names me ukii siaio omcswiiou oy;proutpty'M ;
t etmrning to the ibt of duty in accordance,
V'th said General Order No. 54, pro7ni6in'g t'
all sach. who -voluntarily return or van nrfe'
them3eL es to the proper authorities a fuliniid "
fres pardon', or'theanuictLui of only the miNi-'" -est
penalties of the:railitani law,, except tho' ,
wno nave oeen guilty 01 capital monies against
the lives and roperty of iheicitueus, and this
promisa shall hold good frtr thirty days. from :
the date.- hereof. "And 1 hereby: warn all atih
-vho refuas to coinplv with thce ttiiuf tlat
the utmost power of tf.is iTtte will be ekerted .
to capture them oridrive them from th bo-"
drs of a couniy whose high honor and spotloa
renown they disgrace by rcfusing' to" defend, ; .
and that the' extremest penalties of tlielaw wiJi.
be enlorci-d withyutexecption when 'atigbt,
wtll against their-' aiders' and abvtterg in the
civil courts-: " SihittltanAaufily wjth thtff raela--nation
orders will issnfcto the entire militia of
the State to turu Out for. th-:ir a Test, andl
hope by timely snmission tLy A- ilisparc m. t
thc' paio of ' hunting down liV'e gnilty ,fIona
many brave and ad?rnkiel - kcu who-' Ifare"
served thoir couiitry well and could do so again.
IVgertei from oher A'tats who hide in our- ,
woods and assUi In giving our . State, a. bad
name, I can do nothing for, lot "to thverriag .
soldiw-B Of North Qarohtia I eopfidontly app'eih" -And.
1 , earnestly all; on all gooji t ili?-fc U ai
sist me in making this appeal vctual both by
their influence n men, to take p-iiaj Wotk out
all deserters of -their acquaijitat.ee; put thia
prodamatioTiin their haucbi, hrinjtbe hs4nd 'off
their relatives and lrtendi,aijd Mrre upoB-thetdt'
- to rgtarn to the path of duty, bich L alto the -path
of safety and of honor. If every good and
loyal cititizen would rvt abohi" to r,-elaim or
captere one dest-t ter by orrery j rneaiia. fca iliix
power, he would tocceed and he ill have rea-
deretl a most' valuaylfendnjatrioti.S'frvtee't '
h is S t te an d cou a try Ci r i 1 Jn agisu ate s ar;
also ixhorted to he .diligent iu, proceeding
ac-ainsfall pach us lvioUt the statute against"
harbtjring, aiding, or abttting.dBerters, ad
w arnini? is hertUv riycn that in all cas
eRher civil raagiittror militiaorhorae guard'
ouicersTefuse or neglect to faitlifully jferfcrj-a;
their dnty mtbis reijpect,'upon proper evidence
submitted to Biepthv;hxecutivc rpTotei5tiori ok-
tended to thei under ats. of Congress shall be -
withdrawn, ;sT cannut' certifv- ihat'-oficerf.;
cwu oT irauuarv, win;rciujwi:4Tr&)rm tbeir
duties are necefaary to thedueadmini-itratjoa
ofthclaws,; w-hklitheT will HorexctUt. . ' .:
Op'cd binder bp hadr and th
j the 5tate,' at Raleigh, this 24th day ef Aagtut,
J. 18C4 . '.": . - "-- t .. .
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lr th Governor's"' : : r
A.3L AlePd-raE, .PriTate Sec'y, pro tern.
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