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FATETTUV1LL0, K. C. r
June lp-3m ;
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CLAIMS
Deceased Officers and Soldiers.
f Wrusox, N. CV. June 20tb, 1S64.
f HE UNDU31UNKU has been appointed
X Cciamissioaer to investigate collect and
pT over to the 'parties entitled thereto all
claims for boon t Arrearage of pay andallow;
DDL-aneea,due to the representatives oi deceased of-
ficera an-I soldiers1 from this State,
The parties entitled are : tfrst, the widow of
the deceased, if any, if there be no widow tpen,
if ther be neither widaw or children' then.
thirdlj. the father, if there be neither widow,
child', children or fatair then, fourthly, the"
t miothef of the nectaed, and in default of all of
j these then, fifthly, the executor or adniinutra-
tor.or tne aeceaied. . .
The slaiicant or ciaimenti mnst fuvMh his,
air
the
neeratire the existence of aclaint-
aht or claimants of a timber ordet. Tire Jus-
ue of the Peace, before whom the affidaVit is
ejihscribed must certify t6 the credibility of the
witness,-and cTlerk of the Countj Court matt
cisrtifv, under the seal of the Court, that he n
si Juitice of the i'eace. i
'If the claimant or claimants be a chiTd or
children of the deceased and he, she or they
be minors, the claim must be propounded br
bis, her or their nardifln, and the fact of hi
t b'ing gaardian must-be ccrti&ed to, under seal
of the County Court Clerk.-
"When the clai'n is made by an executor or
administrator, the fact of Ji executorship er
admihi.tratorfahip must be certified to, under
s'eil by the County Court Clerk.
I 'All of these pctpera thould b aent in dupli
cate. . -. ;
Any person directly interested will be furnish
ed, upon application to me, with a proper form
of theae papers in full; a cepy. of which, for the
greater convenience of parties,jwill be forwar
ded as soon aa maybe practicable to each
t'ounty Court CJerk., !
!' Thrs commission i. intended to facilitate the
collection of these elainid, and save the-claim-aats
all expecfie. '' I , : ' ;
Parties interested mar materia) W aid me in
the investigation of their claims, if at the time
f forwarding their paper to me, they .will in
form me of the date of the death of the deceas
ed, where he died, was killed, whether or not
hey or anv one for them, have received the
personal etfects which deceased had with him
at the tinie of his death! and whether or not
he deceased (if a non-cornmissioned officer, or
private,) had ever received the State's bounty.
I. It is very desirable that all claims should be
(forwarded at as earlj a day as may be practi
cable. In all cases, give the claimants' Post
jOflice and County in full. ' ,-:
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123-tf I - Commission r.
Throw gltont the - Confederacy
Quartermaster Gknkral Depaktmkst,
. Railroad Bceeau.
- KiCHmoND. bb. 20th, 18C1.
'TEE friends and relativeu uf ?oldier in
JL the Army of Northern Virginia are
hereby notified that an arrangement ha
this day "n effected with the SOUTHERN
EXPRESS COMPANY, to carry all pack-
age? of food and wearing apparel, to Rich
mond. Va. ;
To seciire the advantages thus obtained
through the express company the following
instructions must be observed : -
Paakaes must not contain more than
one hundred pounds; be well secured, and
plainly marked, and sent at; the expense ol
ihei tipper to either of the Soloier Itelief
Associations, wnich are located as follows:
In North Carolina, at Raleigh; in South
Carolina, at Columbia; in Georgia; ft Au
gusta; ip Alabama, at Montgomery; oi t
any other point ; at which one of these As
ociatiops have an office. -
The Agents of these Associations will
there take charge of them, and Wiip daily,
by Southern Express Company , to the prop
er Agents of the respective States at Rich
incnd? who will se them distributed o the
proper inditidual owntrs. ;
Q'o'meet the wishes of the soldiers; and to '
give them a certain and speedy communici
tiou with home the Southern Express Com
pany haB agreed to give this freight prefer
ence over everything else : and in order
that no obstacle may occur to the success
of so laudable an enterprise, the several
Railroad Companies are heveby requested
to rei der the Express Company such faoili-
ies'as will enable it to make this wrange-
mnt a complete success.
As the Southern Express Company as
sumes all responsibility ot the transporta
tion of those packages, the Relief Associrt-.
tiuiis are reqoe.ea io wiiduw laeir
Ageuts who have neretofore acted as travel
ing messengers. 11 the Ken el Association
will establish agencies in tue rear or mere
armies, they may enjoy the same privileges
hereby secured to tke Army of Northern
Virginia. - .
Ueut. Col. and Quartermaster.
Approved.
ti. LittWlAlU- AUtll LUlUiaCVCi W V&4.
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,.)
I Aoocsta. GA..reb zu. 1864. ,.J
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPA
NY hereby noti y the friends and relative
ho! Soldiers in toc Armyf Northern Va.,
and: els. where, that they are prepared to
carry out arrangements as announced, in
th above card and that they will do all in
her power to fiUlil its requiremensst
JaMES SHUTER.
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may0-tf. r '
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nice of the pislrict Court of the Confederate
8Utes, for eiNortlara District of Ottia
NO tl
It E R N ItE W .S
Mobile, Oct.- 3 9th. The New Orieah
Times of the 1 1th retpited at Osrka. It
claims greHt occcrfpr Lea's rsi4 in Kat-
yv tn j
vrardtd. J
.It 5ayi tdditionally, that Lieut. Earle,
commanding the Independent Scouta, cap
tured a Major en route for Richmond; ttith.
15 t attle ilags taken from the Red River
expedition, together nith a large nunaber
of impoi tunt disvatt.hes for tie Confeder
a to War office and several pris9ners, in
cluding aj Commissary MHjor. ;
Earle is; reported to .hare captured Wood
ville. It is reported that the rebels woW not
surrender to colored troops, which resulted ia
a large number being killed. -
!A SMALL AFFAIR!
. MoBiLfe, X)ct. 19. On Thursday, Cap
tain Amos, commanding the . loth Con
federate pavalry, ; engaged, near Milton,
Florida. ! 3 00 Federals four bours, antl
m 4 raw yi
drove them pack. I meJtec!eral loss was
from 30 to 40. Confederate loss S woun
ded.
NoRTHiRN Items. The Philadelphia
Injuirtr', of Friday, the 1 4th, contains
nothiug whuteveri from "Sheridan or Sher
man. : L
Grant reports all quiet in the Army of
the Potomac. j i
The failure of the expedition of Bur
bridge to tiie Virginia Salt ."VYoiks is con
fessed. : ' r " ' ; " ; , . . ..
. The recent elections in Ohio7 Itlian&
and Nebraska, had) gone - largely Black
Rdpublicam
In Ohi Cox1 and Long, democrats,
have. beem defeated for Congress by large
majorities. $
In Indiana, the contest between Voor
hees,i Democrat, and his Republican com
petitor, is very elose. The friends of the
Lincoln candidate claim his election.
In Pennsylvania the contest is still
very close. Both parties claim the State.
The army vote Had not been received, but
the soldier? at the Hospitals had gener
ally voted the i Black Republican tick-
.t. v r -J :;- M
, The New York correspondent of the.
Philadelphia 'Inquirer' cemments on a
late letter
to the; London Herald from its
N e w York correspondent, in which it is
alleged, tblat during Beast Butler's last
. visit to New York, a lady attempted, to
assassinate the Beast,, for gross cniel ty
practised . towards her husband. The
4 In qui re rV correspondent, admits that
.the event was talked About in New York
at the time, but the. Press suppressed all
inenti n of it. f Since it has been reffered
jto by t
the
London Herald V correspond-
ient. there is do longer any necessitv for
jkeepiug" the matter from the Yankee public.;,-
-..,'..... - ;(..- : - . .
'. In. New Y'ork on. Thursday, owing to
rumors of reverses t ..the Army of -the
?otorr acj gold n ent up rapidly, and clo
sed at 21 9 , being an , advance of three
per cent,
over the : quotations ot the day
previous
SoxtCHo Dvis. : A correspondent. of the
Charleston Courier writes as follows :
A few days ago I was boiling syrup,
wheh'I had one pot idle.- I had water put
in id arid sent to the held lor. a small
armful of sorgho sugar seed, just a? it
was cut'qff, and put it in the pot tor see
whether it wouldboi! 50ft. . To my great
surprise.;i saw the.watebecame vetv red,
when ttic f thought1 struck me that it
might be used for dyeing, and I put a little
wool in it In about ten minutes I took
it out, arid found it to be of a beautiful
brown color.! ! Enclosed I; send a.-sample
tp let the public.; bave the -benefit of itr
that oth-er discoveries or experiments may
be'-made. I1- - - .
A reliable man, who has been through
ell the fights of Upper Georgia, writes to
a friend : "When General Cleburne seca
a man. I without shoes, he says to one of
his kids, 'Get on'ynuifchorec and get this
rnati a pair of shos right away,- while with
many genewbUJ(a.ke.sani9nth and aheap
of begsrine to obtain a pair."
Uuri Generals .snou ifi. as lar as pracii -
cal
imitate the promptness ot General
C. in ittcuding to the antof their mea
I T : ' . I
rdj:tyapnrp 91; pjsonem ine a.eccnts
-. f ' ; - - - . .. -.. . ' r-nm
rtij-om gentleman xptriericedju tfc:t
sinesVof ugar.hndryrup.tiiaiiig, th.a.).l
i a misukcii id h ahoul .; haying t a, grjn
the cyne as ofn as It iscbi.H". aji
fiat hfter stripping OtT. tn PyUf$; it may
remain in the field thr-e or fetir day av4
then it' put wa' in the shade it will kei.
&m to, twenty day; oid nuke kyeu
prer "aT hettcf yrup;or bcttcc,gijiui :
lid siT.than if ; gr6und aa noon.aji $ut .
'Jliis he ."iecounu for. cji the, itypojb?i
that the juico from thirreei) blade ihatw
left on tb fltalk and ther 'wuterv matttff
js evatmvatrd tv the'Suu aniJiS.oLr-i'.
-ysTtt m ffcrtfrbr inEvnce the character
tli c ai ti cle made, ; , W e givf , Uirtt dc s fnr
wht they are" wortt),nowAhi,t aa
a abject in which, rearjy Hvry jttar ad
planter is interested. Ptterthury' JCry.
I ' - " ' - V.
The Oath. A writer from iUIUatoV"
city to tbe Cecil Deatyc vat, say W ...
, This (all every (Ohe of us ha dUrmint,il
to swal'ov all the oaths that i may ; b
thrust at ns, in order to strike a blow at
tbV infamou Const itbst'on. just ctanufaftr
lured for n it Anuapwli Vy'tli.'vt.conjr.f
gation f Bedlamites, and .to. aid in eleva
ting to the 'Presidency ': rational- J4'pion
nian like GeoigeB MtClelianandljic-jjie
. .such is the fixed ; and unitltevahlrt detcyoj
mation of every patriotic and peace Ur)g
citizen of every ?countv on the Easferu
Shcrc.
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From MoRiie. --- A Korthern
dis patch
Fort Morgan is being put in. conditio fqj
stiong deince. The tncuiy aie trying ta
place torpedoes in the channel abov Frt
Morgan. The report- ihat our gunWata
are near the city of Mobile is incoirect.
r Chattanpoga Rebei. tThe C. Jurnl ig
(Geo.) Times, learns it is, the. inintjui pi
the editors of thk able; but unfortunate psi
per, to commence its publicaticu in Ca
lu in bus in a lew day fi 1 1 ?
Executive Ieprtmmt
. AitJCTANr iKaAL
Ji Uirnca.. .
ct. 4th, 1864. J
Raleigh, Oct.
. , No. 24. . J .. .. - pi '
A NECESSITY having arisen for camiKf
part of the Guard for Home Defence i
e Held to repcl a threatened "invasion',' -Itr
avoid interfering as far as possible withfthe
industrial pursuits of the country, it is ordered
that the commanding officers of the Hoard fr
Home Defence in the counties of urrT, Yad
kin, Rowan, Cabarrus, lecklenburpr, Lincoln,
Gaston and Cleaveland, and allthe eoutiiy
ing east of said counties, will .assemble-their
respective Reciuients or Batalions withtt de-
H lay, and proceed to dcVide them into i three
equal parts, to be known as the 1st, id, and Za
classes these numbers to be determined b3 lot
or draft, and the classes called out itt roUlwii,
when less than thevhoie are required fur field
service. s
Commanders of Battalions wUl exclude frojfi
the 1st class all persons physicnllv "ineapabl
of perforucing held service and they wrB-b
careful not to include i either Uawr persons
not strictly members of the Guard for Home
Defence. V '" '-; --::
When there are less than three cemp-aniaain:
a Battalion, they will be - united and dovided
into three equal parts, and a compliment of ffi4
cer s assipra,ed to each . WiTen. th ere .a re tli raJ
six or nine coulpanics in a Battalion, thejwft
he equalized in nuhibers by transfers from one
company to the other, and when the number
of companies is not dt-visable by three, thren f
must be made so bv brtakinff up the odd coia'
panies and assigning their. members to the ith
er conapariiet-. The company or companies t
be broken up to be determined by lot. ' ; ' j
As soon as each commander has complied
with the forejroiup instructions, he will arm
andTquip the 1st class of his Battalion and or
d,er it to proceed without delav to. Gol CborM-,
and report to Brig. Gen. C Levt-nthorpe, who,
as the troops arrive, will organize them into
Regiments. . ; , ' , .
The Guard for Home Defence belonging to
counties lying west of tho?e above enumerated,
are designed fo'r the defence f the .Monntaia
District. Their organization will not 1 ba
changed for fhe present. . '
' By order of Gov. Vaxce .
R. C.CATLLV,:-
octS-d3t-In3t Adjutant GeneraL
WALTER WATSON, r
GUN. ..PISTOL MAKEXi AND
Guns and Thiols made and lltjtairtd
'with Dispatch.
M1
EM BERS'of Reserves and flome Guard
can hve their arms I repaired at balf
price. All Kinus ot .Macuine wor aone. , '
Hay Mount, Fayettcville N. C, opposite
the residence of E.J. Wale, Esq".
205 1m I .
Choice Tobacco !
rpHE UNDERSIGNED has jost- receive
J choico lot of superior chewjng tabaeee.
which he otters for tale at reasonable prices. 1
Some of that A NO. 1 chewing tobaecor still
on hand. " ISAAC ROLLINGS W ORT U .
196-lra : ' ;
, COTTON CARDS, Bfo.aO. '
THE Favetteville COTTON CARD Maoe
factHring Company areuovmanufaetar- '
ing Cards superior . to aav run throurh th
blockade, and at prepnt selling for ale pi i
the single pair or fcy the quantity ' ; . j
Any. person ..orucyiiig i.nrjair.piry. in-;r
will be securely packed and dcUvcrea at Wti--roington
free e'f expense. J 5
Call upon or address : I -
A: A. MrKT-TlTAV, ''
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J. A. vt ORTHi " . i
A LLX. JOB N SON , Jr
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