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REPORX331t'8 IHCTIOAKY,
11AS1SD ON PHONOGRAPHY,
PRESS and shortly t be published, a
book with the aboVe title, prepared by the
("ubsCiiber:, who has had nearly 20 years prac-i
wee m PhonraPniC writing, Having been at
oaeime employed as an omeia rep ort r in
the United States Senate, and, wbo has been
'for the last seventeen mouths, and, id bow, re
porter of the Atlanta Intelligancer.
- The Dictionary will contain indications, by
mearisof a simple nomenclature, t jr writing
vLh Phonographic letters, about 20,000 words
of the English language, f niaety-nine one
huadreths of "those in common use the re
naaeoitig words beiug easily written after these
are learned. -!
Is the Introduction to the Dictionary, sim
ple instruction will be given fr beginners of
tlie study iof Phonogranhy, with lithographed
illustrations, prepared py ose of the best ar
tists in the Confederacy. The' object of the
publication is to' make standard for'Confed
cratc Reporters, and to render it possible for
tlie much ieoveted and beautiful" art of Report
ing, to be learned even without the aid of a
. teacher, v " I - ,
1 1 As . t&Cttffrk will be expensive, new type
having been procured expressly for it: only a
raail edition will be issued. "Those who de
fire copies are requested to send to the authar
their orders at once, (to be recorded,) accom
panied with the price of the same, which will
fee five dollars; per copy. The book in paper
rover. and suitable for use, will be sent to all
subscribers, by mail, without additional ex
pense: j A. Xj. AlAKSiiALJu,
,4tf ."' i ' . Augusta, Ga.
i J.G. GODFREY,
WHOIiESALE, RETAIL
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Keeps Cotton Yarns For sale. -Fayetteville,
N. C
199-tf . . : -
ISAAC HOLLINGSWORTH,
j " Grocer and Cemmissiou
MERCHANT,
FAYETTCVILLE, N. C.
195-tf
. CLAIMS
Deceased Officers and Soldiers.
h Wiwox -X. f., Jane 20tb, 1864.
i J ' a 7crami??ioTior toiurestiate, collect and
pay oTerto.the parties entitled thereto, all
tLuuu fr botibt 'arrearaKfes of and allow;
apce, due to the representatiTw deceased of
licera and (hliei t'rora thi State. .
IThe parties entitled are : iirst, the widor.of
te deceased, if aaf J if thfere be nowidotf then
jirtcondlj, thechiltlor chij'iren,if there be such,
if! there be neither widw. or children then,
t&lrdly, -the father", jf there be neither widjv,
cHld, ehiidren or fatber then, fourthly, the
mother of the deceased, and in default of all of
t!j then, fiftLlj,Hhe exeeoUmor adtninistra
tar
01 tne ueceaHo?,
. . 4-1 ; ii: .1 :i 11. i r .T -. . -
jested witness as to the relationship, and in all
ut - s, w aeie me ci .iiunni is not uie wiuow, ne
apdavit must negative the existence of a claim
ant or claimants of. a higher order,- The Jus
tice of the Peace, before whom the affidavit is
f iibscribed niust certify to theeredibilftv of the'
itne.s, and C'ferk o the Gauntj Court must
certify, under the .eal of the Court, that he is
aj Ju$iicef the Veace. '
j if the claimant or claimants be a child or
children of the deceased,nd he, she wthey
be ininors,'.the claim must be propounded by
his, her or their guardian, and the fact of his
Remg guardian must be certihed to, under seal
qi ie oouniv Ci)U t OlexK.
j When th clai-n i matle by an executor or
administrator, the facof the executorship or
administratorship must Be certified to, under
seal by the County Court Clerk.
All of these paper should be sent in lapli
cafe. ,- ' r
v Any person directly interested will be furnish
ed, upon application to me, with a proper form
of these papers in full; a etipy of which, for the
; ded as soon as maybe practicable to each:
I County Court Clerk.
f j This commission is intended' to facilitate the
7 Collection of these claims, and save the claim-;
ants all expense.
. j Parties interestedmav materially aid me in
the investigation of their claims, if at the time
30 00 ; of forwarding their paper to me, they wilKh
37 50 ; form me of the date olMhe death of thedeceas-
eu, wuere ne aiea, was Kinea, woeioer or not
hey or any one for them, have received the
personal eiiects which deceased had with him
at the time of his death, and whether or not
the deceased (if a noH-couimissioned officer or
mvate,) had ever received tjie State s bounty.
It is verv desiraDie that all claimis should 6e
forwarded at as earl- a day as may be practi
cable. Jn all cases, eriv'e tne claimants' Fost
jOffice and County in full.
.IJNU. A .STAALY,
123-tf , Commissioner.
TO THE FRIEVDS OF THE SOLD IEUS
laivoiilimt tlie Coiirelrncy
QCAIITEKIIASTKK GkXKKAL DePaUTMENT,
- Hailroa Bureau.
. KiciimoND, Feb. 20th, 18:4.
r FKE fi'Wrds and relatives of soldiers in
JL the Army of Northern Virginia are
hereby "otified that an ' arrangeiHent has
this day n effected' with the SOUTHERN
EXPRESS COMPANY. tto carry all pack
ages oi loou aud wearing apparel to Kich
mon?, Va.
.To" secure (he advaniages thns obtained
throngh the -express company:, the fol lowing
instructions must, be observed :
. Paakaes must not contain more than
one.Uundied poundsif-be well secured; and
plainlv marked, and sent at the expense of
the s.iippct to either of the Soldiers' Relief
Associations. wDicb are located as follows:
In North Carolina, at Raleigh; in South
Carolina, at Columbia; in Georgia, at An-
. i r . -
gusia; in Aiaoama. ai .. monigomery , oi a$
I 8BT OlflerpUUlt
i ii .
at Khich one oi these As-
1 amq inna havfi an ttlftft.
The Agents of these issociations will
there take charge of them, and ship daily,
bv Southern Express Company, to the prop
er Agents of the respective States at Rich
mond, who will see them distributed fo the
proper individual owners. -
j , To meet tn wisnes or ine soiaiers, ana to
give th'em a certain ard speedy conjmuiiica
tion with home the Southern Express Com
pany has agreed to give this freight prefer
ence over everything else : and in order
that no obstacle may occur to the success
of co laudable an enterprise, the several
Railroad Companies are hereby requested
to rer-der the Express company such lacili-
ties as will enable it to make this wrrange-
mcnt a complete success. '
As the Southern Express Company as-
sumes all responsibility ol the tran?porta-
tioa of those packages, the Keliel Associa
tions are requested ,to withd-aw their
AyeDts who hac neretofore acted as travel
ing messengers. If the Eeliel Association
will establish agencies in the rear of there
ftiniies, they may enjoy the same 'privileges
hereby secured to.theArniy of Northern
Virginia.
F. W. SIMS,
and Quartermaster.
' Lieut
Col.
Approved.
y. r. Lawton, Quartermaster Gen.
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO., )
AucrsTA. GA..Feb 20.M8H4. f
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPA
NY hereby notiiy the friends and relative
oY Soldiers in the Army f Northern Va.,
aud elsewhere, thai they are prepared to
carry out arrangements as announced in
the above caid and that they will do all iu
ho r power to fulfil its requiremensst
, James -shuter,
Genl Sup't. & Acting Pres't So. Exp. Co
may')0-tf. ' T ;
Vnotioneer aiid.
FAYETTEVIUiB, N. C.
June 10-3m
MISTRESS AND MAID.
JUST REG IE VED a few more copies ol that
excellent NOVEL at j
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TAROLlNTAy FFICX.
tr-tMriel by the Irs ssotialion. 1KU4
: Ei 4-red according to Act of Congress in the"
year lK63,by J. S. Thrasher, in the" Clerk
ytficejof the District Court of the Confederate
States, for the Northern District of Georgia ;
7 PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETING !
vAvGi sTA. Oct. ' .14-Tho " Board" uf Di
rectors, of Le Press Association, . hating
adjournctlif from Co 1 tunbua to : . Agu t
.met Iirirt2$y","a quorum being prcapftt.
A ielegraui was received from absent Di
rectors, jiving assurance ol their co-operation
m tlie action of the Board. A rts"
lutiou wjwf adopted, directing the Presi
dent lo coVrespon'd with ihc President of
the Southern Telegraph Company, with a
view of arrangements for a fair and eqi
tablt coinimitatietifor oavmeuts for Press
reports. SAbo a resolution direcng the
PresidentJ to send a circular tht mem
bers of th Association, explaining matters
connected! with the present meeting, and
apprising jjthrni of the action of tha tel
graph Company nd of any embarrass
ments that nay "'.result .therefrom, at th
same tinio assuring them of the entire
confidence both in the usefulness and th
permanency of the Press organization.
FACTORY DESTROYED BY FIRE-! !
Augusta, Oct. 14. The Factory of the
Porcelain'V Company, &l Kolin, six miles
from Augusta was destroyed by fire last
night.' -,k! j y '--;-'
NORTiHE EN NEWS; .
HI
RrcnMOKD, Oct. 14. The Wh ig has re
cfiveu the Herald. Sherman telegraphs
Halleck.lr.m Altoona, on the Vth He
reached Kennessaw on : the !Gth, just in
time to Witness in the distune the attack
oo Altoona. fAnticioating the attack ne
ordered Corse from Rome with reinforce
ments. Trie'attack wa? met and repulsed,
the " eeiy Hotfr ii3-d&ad -kr-dfK
wounded and prisoners. Our loss 104).
The aggregate' of the enemy captured is
jjinall. p he enemy hold the garrisons of
Big Shajrity iarid Ackworth and burned 7
miles off .the railroad. Have an abund
ance ol provisions at Altoona and Atlanta.
Hood has moved back'to Dallas. Van
woit is watching him in case 'he tries
Kingston or Rome. Atlanta is' perfectly
secur.-.-. : ,
Sheridan is at Woodstock. He has de
diroyed'everything in tHe way of provis-
fyB- V : . "' l' . ' '
Grant bos returned from Washington.
Gold , .
Mobipe, Oct. 11. A special to t.e-Ad-vertisej;
IrotrfiSenatobia, says the Mem
phis -'Atgu of the. 8th contains Missouri
dates to the 5th. Price advanced with
three Columns, including Marmaduke's
force of 2,500, "Shelby's of 1 500 and Price
with' the main column. ShelbyV foice
to k a;j'morq northern routed operating
Drincinaliv-on the railroad: which Tias
been greatly damaged, especially the
Southwestern Branch, which is twin up
in many places, and tha cars, depo.s,
bridged, tanks and trestle burned.
At last accounts Fric was between
the South Beanch and main Paeific road
with a jtrain jf 200 wagons.
A. J. Smith Yankee General, was at
Franklin. )t
All quiet; at Jefferson City, although
telegraphic communication was cutoff.
Ewiiig is( reported arrived at Rolla
with tO men of the Piot Knob garrison.
Various rumors prevailed. The Confed
erates are moving witffi 'great rapidity.
Nashville dates to the 4th say that For
rest, afur destioyitig the Alabama and
Tennessee railroad, advanced to' Duckv
K.ver j and Spring Hill and from thence
towards Florence.
Gurri'la I baudo around Nashville are
captufing commissary and foraging trains
disabling wagons and carrving oflf mules.
Two upward freight trains were captured
between Nashville and Louisville. -
Telegraphic communication U estab
lished to Chattanoochio.
A large force is at work on the Atlanta
and Tennessee road " Cars would be run
ning to Pulaski within a week and the
telegraph working to Athens. '.
Passengers from Chattanoochie confirm
the report that Forrest had demanded the
surreuder of Dal ton. !
New York is preparing a grand ovation
to Wlnslow, cf the Kearsage..
Two hundfed armed men arrived in
Crawford county, It diana, to resist the
draft;, and were being reinforced irom. ad
oinirig counties and Keutuckj.
1 ' t
F SOU HOOD'S A1UIT.
IEIjAGRaxge, Oct. 11. The flank move
ment of-General Hood upon , Atlanta, has
so far been completely successful. The
railroad from Big Shanty to Kingston
has been entirely destroyed, for even the
cuta are filled dpand all the garrisois
uloug that entire distance crptuved." ; i
On last . Wednesday ""FrcncU'a division
Stewai i's coip?1 uiuViw un at'.ark up n ?1T
tooha, - which'' failed. Tiie whole ctupn
cons, quebtiy ; wnt: to his assistance, Vrhen
the town as capturei by an wsMi'nlt ani
priiHtuers taken, together with iy
inunense quantity ol" th materia s f
Our army Was on the Kingston ' inds Romf
railroad ajlast ar counts. Gcnorul HuauU
regn;d is with General Hood. ' .
f8Iocuinbs 20th : ;rrtVv cotrs now hroUl
gone-up thfoadjthi3 is no jav.itry t-f ;
Atlanta. AV heeler;. together, with General
Iversoii, captured E;stpoit the other dayt
taking 50 wagons in good conditio;!, and
wrecks of a '-giw'd many inorci I versop,Jt
pit kets are within? one niite of the city, ;
and either kilted or captured cverv Yank e
who ventured vutjde the tnain works.
Shpnn .u is beyobd Chattahoorlje, cut
off from his main jasrniy.' Tliouias is iu
command. '! " ,-.:7--: ''';.,
. Tlie evacuation of Atlanta, is looked for,
everyday. The enejuihavu no stock wiUv
which to. haul Mrtilltiry or cuinuiissarles,
and no railroad.
The Augusta dispatches which said that
the movement haij been anticipated ami
checkniateti is pur stuftl The telegiapli
office and everything appertaining to the ,
araiVhas beeu niaveu lioni Newi.an's
From , the VAi.LteY. The lat, heard of. :
Shci i-'an he Wa between New Market ai.til V
Woodstock. A-large purt, ot his cavalry
is raid t be blow: Strasburg.
A gentlirnVrf wTioarrived in the eity lat
night from the Page - alley, gives asho k-
Ingnccount of tho desiruction of pnvato
property in that valley and iu tie StiMi
andoah valley. Eyrybarn and mill that
the torch twuld be upplied te has , ten
burnt. ' . 7 ' ' ''
A private ter received last evening-
from one four suis, t written on thcr .
16th, says : "Yankee cavalry, infantry
and artillery aie; cncwmped at Manas an
and Weavci:ville; in iac. all sdong the
Orange road Irom; Alexandria towards the
Rappahannock' j L tf r information ivim.jl
Culpepper, hevrever, conveys-iijtelligffUCf .
of t he enemy's fall j rig bak towards ' Ala
rials brought to the Rappahannock for ti e
purpose of rebuilding the bridge over thr.t
stj eam. FronY the United State?" xei? s in .
another column, it is evident that Sunjcn
has no intelligence from Sheridan ur 5nowl-
edge ot his present portion.
i: fiichiuvud Sentinel.
.Hotel Prices in Richmond, Ai tenuis
Ward savs : a : ; i
''I went to. Richmond and put up at a.
leading hotel, where, eeii g the landloi W,
I accosted him whh, "How d'ey do,
Squiie?'' " Fifty cents." was his rnplr.
" Sir " " Halt a - dollar. Wo charge
twenty five cents for lookin' sit the land
lord, and titty for speaking to him. If
you want suprer,i.a boy will hhow yu tin
dining room fer twenty-five cent.' Y?r.
bein' in the tenth, story, it will rot yon
dollar to be shown up tLefe'.M " How
much do you ax a man br breathin' in
this equinomikalj tavern V: said I.
Ten
cents a kreatlv' 'as the rpply.
The Appeal's Grenada correspon
dent says, the President sent Gen.
Forrest fifteen hundred fine English
carbines last week, for his men, as
an appreciation 'of their service' du
ring the past few. months.
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rpRE PlipPRTETOTt of the above estahlish
1 . mentThaving returned ' front the irori,"
peace having becu declared inj 3loore Countv.
respectfully solicits' the 'patronage 'of hi ola
customers. They will find a choice selection of
Combs, Tooth -'Bru.Oies, Fancy Sap
"Old w iudsr," do.. Needles,
Pins, Spool Cotton, Kl'lc
Flax Thread, ntaek
Silk do.. Hooks ,
- - : and Eyes.
Stationary- consisting of , . '
Note, Letter and Fools' cap Paper, Plain. Fan- .
cy and Commercial Envelopes, Pencils,
Pens, Pen Holdsrs, Ac. Ac. .
Aloso a new and carefully solected Vtock of
the latest Mosie Pieces published.
Choice Smoking Tobacco for iS'alc;
Oct5-tf : .
COTTON CARDS Ko.lO. t
THE Fayetteville COTTON CARD Minu
factoring Company are now mannfactarw.
ing Cards superior to any rnn tbroueh tht
blockade, and at present selling for ale pne
tke single pair or fey the quantity.
Any person ordering six oroicre pairs, ther
.will be securely packed and delivered at Wil
miugtonfree ofxpeHfe. . ,
Call npua or -address
1 AJ A. MrKETHAy,
i j; a: WORTH, ;
1 ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr.
Crtice Tobacco XA
THE TJNDERSrGNED has jst received
choice lot of snperior cb-w in tahaeco,'
wMch he offers for sale at reasonable price .
Some of that A NO. 1 chewing tobacco stQI
I on hand. ISAAC ROLLING!" WORTH.
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