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BASED ON PHONOGRAPHY, PRESH and shortly to be published, a book with the above title, prepared by the ipupsciiber, who has had -nearly 20 years prae- de in Phonographic writing, having been at Hvue tsme employed as an oilicia.1 rep rt r in t(h' United States Senate, and, who has. been the last seventeen months, and is now, re- leflrter of the Atlanta Intelligancer. ijlhe Dictionary will contain indications, ty tibxna of a simole nomenclature, tjr writing h Phonographic letters, about 20,000 words f;the English language, of ninety -nine one- hndreths of those in common use the re- taaining words being easily written after these iua learaed. ' y. ' - .v ?itftn the Introduction to the Dictionary, sim ' ma instrcction will be eiven for beginners of 1 " . - 1 . ... CJ study of Phonogifaphy, wih lithographed r 6usiraurns, prepaid uj obo 01 -me oess ar jtjits in the Confederacy. . The object of the jsablicatian is to make a standard for Confed erate' Reporters, and to render it possible for ibe much coveted and beautiful art of Report ing, to be learned even; without theaid of a. xrfacher. i - - IliXs the work will be -expensive, new type Jnjkying been procured expressly for it, only a Sall edition will be issued. Those who de usure copies are requested to send to the anther iafeir orders at once, (to be recorded.) accom ' -Ponied with the price of the same, which will ' iej live dollars per copy. The biok in paper lpjrer, and suitable for use, will be sent to all : subscribers, by mail, without additional ex pense: " A. E. MARSHALL, dtf . ; . Augusta, Ua. j) jOFFICE POST-QCAftTEIlMlSTEIl, EIIMISTER, 1 Dist., N. C, .C.Oct. 21. ) t Dfth rAnl.fclAnnl Tlo : rayettevillc JN. otice to Farmers arid Tithe Agents. 1.(1- irr HE Tithe Agents will receive the Loner Fob- S ar A A 1 nrira f sri rkf a urK5T tl&A s?imaa must bring in when they assess their corn. Aby Farmer , who does not make 200 bushels of com does not pay either corn or fodder from said 200 busheR .'But if a person makes" 200 bushels they then pay tithes on the whole amount, but the same Farmers must appear be fore the Assessors to make oath that they do sot make more than 200 bushels. J. M. McGOWAN, 225-St Capt and Post Q. M. t; CLAIMS . Deceased Officers and Soldiers. WiLSoy. N. r., June 20th, 18G4. f 1 nE CNDEU8IGNED has been appointed J a CcmmiasioneT fcrinvestigate, collect anlr pay, oterto the parties .entitled thereto, H laims for bouni 'arreirages of pay and allow J ancc, due to the representatives, deceased uf ticers and soldiers from tbU State. The parties entitled are : first, the widow of the deceased, if any, jf there be no widow then, secondly, the chfld or children,f there be such, if there be neither widow ? or children then, thirdly; the father, if there be neither widow, child,! ehildren or fatuer then, foorthlr, tfie mothek of the deceasedand in default of all of these then, fifthly,' the executor or administra- . Tho claiujAnt or claimants mnst farnlsb his, t her or their attidaTit,nd that of one disinter- J esicu witness as .10 mo reiaMonnip, inoip ii casetwhece thVet Jmant Is not the widow, tl attidayit must negative the existence of a claim ant r clauorants ot a higher order. Tlie".Jus tiee of the PeAce, before whom the affidavit is Fubscribed must certify to the credibility of the witness, and Clerk ot the County4 Conrt must certify, under the seal of the Court, that he is a Justice of the" Peace.' If the. claimant or claimants be a child or children of the deceased, and he, she or they J be minors, the claim must be propounded by his, her or their guardian, and the fact of his beingignardian must be certified to, under seal of the County Court Clerk. '.- When th clai n is made by, an executor or administrator, the fact of the executorship or administratorship must be certified to,' under . seal by the County Court Clerk. ' All of thee papers should be ent in apU ente. I ' ' sjL ' . Any person directly intefeted will be fnrnish ed, upon application to me, with a proper form, ot'tbese papers in full; a . copy of which, for the greater convenience of parties, will be forwar ded as soon as may be practicable to each County. Court Clerk. . ; V This commission is intended to facilitate the collection of these claims, and save the claim- n n f rill Avnii a a ' - i s Parties interested may materially aid me in 1 the investigation of their claims, if at the time of forwarding their paper to me, they will in form me of the date of the death of the dectas-: ed, where he died, was killed, whether or not. thev or anv one for them, have received the j pursopal effects which deceased had with him J sit the time of his death, ami whether ornot the deceased (if a nou-commisoned officer or private,) nad ever received the state s bounty. It is vety' desirable that all claims should be f orwarded at as early a day as may be pra-eti- cablej In all cases, ' give the claimants' Post Otliee; and Countyun full. H JNO. A .STANLY, 123-tf Commissioner. TO THE FUIEDS OF THE SOLD 1ERS Tlirousrheut the Conrccleracy I Quakteum VsTSR Gkxkral DitPiiTiuaiyi . KAIlJlOA" liUREAU.' h -KicnmOND, Feb. 20th, 18G4. J rIHE friends and relative! of Rgldierein JL i' thQ Army of Northern Virginia are hereby notified that an arrangement fcas this dav oen effected with the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY, to carry all pack ages of food and wearing apparel to Kicb mon?. Va. . ( ., To secure the advantages thus obtained Ihrough ihe express company, the follewing instructions must be observed : Paakaes must not contain more than one hundred pounds; be well secured, and olaiulv marked, and sent at thecxpeuse of the s sippet to either of the Soldier-' Hclief Assoiiiatiods- which are located as fallows: In North Carolina, at Raleigh; in. South Caroliua, at. 'Columbia; in Georgia, at Au uteta; iu Alabama, at. Montgoniferyj 01 a any other point at which one of these Au ociaiions have anoffice. - ; Thie Agents of these kssociafiona will there take charge of them, and ship daily, by Southern Express Company, to the prop er Agents of the respective States at Rich mond, who .will see them distributed 6 the proper individual owners. To meet the wishes ofethe soldiers, and to giveithera a certain and speedy comraunica tton with home the Southern Expre.R Com pany has agreed to give this freig it prefer ence over everything else : and in order that no obstacle may occur to the success of so laudable Jan enterprise, the several Railroad Companies are hereby requested to render the Express Company such facili ties as will enable it to" make this arrange ment a complete success. As the Southern Express Company as sumes all responsibility, ot the transporta tionof those packages, the Relief Associa tions are requested - to withdraw their Agents who hawneretofore acted as travel ing messengers. If the Relief Association will 'establish agencies in the rear of there armies, they may enjoy the same privileges hereby secured to tfie Army of Northern Virginia. - j ' F. W.SIMS, 4 Lieut. Col. and Quartermaster. Approved. y. R. La wton, Quartermaster Gen. - OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO., ) i Aoocsta, Ga. , Feb 20. 1864. J THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPA NY hereby noti y the fiiends and relative of Soldiers in the Army f Northern Ya., audi els where, that they are prepared to carry out arrangements as announced In the above cat d and that they -will do all in her power to fulfil Its requiremensst s JaMES shuter, Gen'l Sup't. & Acting Pres't So. Exp. Co may'0-tf. Avictioixeer and. . j' FAYETTE VTLLB, K. C. June lO-m0 Brown Windsor Soap, LARGE LOT JUST RECEIVED at 220-lt No. 17, Market Square. I AYETTEVlavI,! ITIAKKETS COKlitCTED II V J W LKTT. - ; ' : ' :X--- , 15, 18G4. f li con '......................... 5 50 ' (' 00 $" 2 r.rk...U..'..........V..l."......... 2 00 2 50 V Jb Lird 5 60 J!" B, 'f .-.-.r....."r,-M1 &0 2 W " fl II jeswax .................. ..4 2 J (J - ) lb Batter, .... ... .4- -7 00 T 50 ? Al Cotton ...r... 1 75 i lb. Cfft?c ...-i. . . 15 -00 . lb C. tton Vfn.fw..c. $25 40 ''p buueh. I) icd Fitut ... Apples A Peaches 75 l y lb E.g "........-.. ........... 3 00 -t do O K tract Logwood i.. .-. 85 6 J lb ,- FLnr--'i..r.ii.il..". $225 6250:V barrel Fl ixseed J- W) l? 00 bushel r F dder 00 JO 00 $! hundred v6 00 i . hundred. r cks Li-....; ' $0 60 Imndred jrjliB- Cnrn:.....,.f!fzz O0j-SQ':00 bmlwl - - , wheati. 40 i 5 45 00 ft ousheL, Rve..........l5 00 $ 60. ? bushel ,Oats ,.-....v9 00 $10 00 ?hel 'ras 17 50 20 00 bushel , , '2 50 3 00 T$ lb .. '5 50 6 00 lb - 3 50 4 50 V lb Hides Green.... Dry............ Jr.n Swedes........ L.-ather Upper Sole....:..... 20 00 1p lb 18 00 Jb iii uorsCorn Whi3lcey...'.."....;0 00 galloa Apple and Peach Braudv. r0 00 60 gallon Molasses $15 20 00 gallon N vis 3 50 g! 4 00 lb jo one J 20 00 25 00 bushel 1-o atoea Irish $- fD 15 00 V bushel -iwoet 10 00 "I? bushel Kit e 6575"iH Jb tucar 10 ft lb Soip Family Uar 2 00 lb Toi'.et ..." .., 5 00 ? lb Spi -its Turpentine 6 00 "f?gal. Fa etteville 4-4 Sheetiojrsl 50 a 3 25 Yard Salt.... .'.i.. $ 00 40 bushel '.Sllow.. i... !. 4 00 4 50V lb V A $6 00 8 00 V THE v 1 1 XliiSTR AT ED M13It CITH Y ! ILLUSTRATED IflEKCURV ! THE GREAT LITERARY WEEKLY THE GREAT LITERARY WEEKLY OF THE 0UTH I OF THE SOUTH ! A SUPERB FAMILY JOURNAL! AiSUPERR FAMILY JOURNAL! HKAUTIFJLJLLY ILLUSTRATED, BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED, ELEGANTLY P INTED; ELEGANTLY PRINTED)! ! EVERY SATURDAY, -XVERY. SATURDAY, HAS A LARGER . HAS A LARGER AND HMORE TAff!!CTEDJ 3 more talented: TORPS of contributors CORPS OP CONTRIBUTORS THAN WAS EVER 13EFO RE ENGAGED THAN WAS FVER UEFORE ENGAGED IN ACTUALLY WRITING FOR IN ACTUALLY WRITING FOR ANY AMERICAN PAPER ! ANY AMERICAN PAPER I J5K1LL1ANT, CHARMING, BK1LLIANT. CHAUMING, AND THRILLING AND TliUlLLINU fwtTH KOMANCES, WITH KOMANCES, SKETCHES, SKETCHES, TALES ; TALES J' - I '' O F : REAL i REAL i LIFE, .-;...;.: LIFE,-. POETRY, POETRY, HISTORY, HIS T O R Y, B I () Gil A P H Y, BIOGRAPHY, ' . N OV E LE T T E S, N O V E L E T T E S ESSAYS, CRITIC SMS, . ESSAYS, CRITICISMS, WIT1C1SMS M SCELLANY, WITICISMS, MISCELLANY, INCIDENTS AND ANECDOTES, INCIDENTS AND ANECDOTES, OF THE WAR AND ITS HEROES, 7 OF THE WAR AD ITS HEROES, 1 INCLUDING TRANSLATIONS, INCLUDING TRANSLATIONS FROM THE GKRMAN, FBENCH, AND OTHER LANGUAGES, ' AND OTHER LANGUAGES, A HOE JOURNAL FOR THE HOUSEHOLD . AN ORNAMENT KOR THE PARLOR. J A SOLDIER'S PAPER FOR ' THE CAMP. ' A . traveller's COMPANION PLEASANT READING F O R ! KVERYBOD Y. - . A RICH CASKET OF . POLITE SOUTHERN LITERATURE! SUBSCRIPTION-Six motoths ...$10 The' Trade supplied at $25 per hundred. Addrew, - Mil. B. SMITH, oprietor, Kalelgh, N. i. Jun V Ul,UUU LUMBER, 12 inch. wide. ' Apply ' ! ' - - . L CAROLINIAN OFFICE. Ueparieil hy the Freas AftiHllon. 1.SC4 : Entered according to Act of Cnffre In the year 1SC3, by 4 S. Thrasher, In the Clerk's otSc of the District Court of the Con federate States, tor the Northern Diatrictof Georgia ' j Ricimoxb,! Nov. fo.A Chicago tfle-: grnm of the 9th says that Sherman hs only mauR a fhow of pursuing Hood, while ho had been Lusily pogaged.in preparing; his forxojifep'a iiiit. ItTng supplies forji new movement of the greatest importance. After gathering sufficient supplies he will atart with five corps on a winter tour through tlie Cotton , States, leaving Schofieldls force to hold G tiauooga and look after Hood. It is probable tlie coming week will 'witbess the starting of this expedition. : The Washington correspondents of sev eral Northern journals assert that offers are being made to induce! Lincoln to send commissioners to Richmond to sound the authorities upon the subject of peace. - - j ; .1 - - f Mobile, Nov. 15. A snccial to the Ad- vcritzar from Senatobia dated the 14th, fays, the Memphis Argus of the 12th, with St. Louis dates tol the 7th and 8th, and the Memphis Bulletin of the 13th, ith St. Louis dates to the 10th and 12vh, . j- j have been received. The Republican papers- have discovered a tremendous conspiracy to destroy Chi cago and release the Camp Douglas pris oners. Largo quantities of arms were found in the houses of Southern sympa thisers. Several hundred .citizens wero ' arrested, including General Marmaduke's brother. ' ' f j , : i. 1 ' New Orleans papers; publish a list of eight vessels captured bjr Confederate cruisers. 1 . "U- -f-i w-'r The Washington Government has re ceived confirmation of the report that Captain S6mmes has gone to take com mand of tljie Sea King, a large statf screw steamer, built at Glasgow in 186-t. The Yankee lo.-s in Government stores at Johnsohvil'e is G,0UO,O00. lt is said the fire of Forrest's batteries was terri fic. : - ! j . t r No hcavy'iron cflads north of Memphis. Lww water prevents their going up. Rsccrans has superoded Mead ' Gunboats below Johnsonville are un- "i f. ably to proceed hip, owiig to Forrest's batteries commanding the stream. A Naw-York correspondent of October 25th, s;ws j Bucknorjv captured Morganza on the 25th. He held the tort seven hours and cap' ured 1900 prisoners. He carried off all the field artillery, and destroyed all scige and'war material.-?. Price is reported at Fayeteville, Ark. He is supposed j to have crossed the Arkansas j river. iGnerrilll troubles con tinue in ithe State, though the main bodies have left with Prie. FROM. BRECKINRIDGE'S COMMAND Richmond, Nov. 15.-Gen. Brecken ridge reports that on the evening of the 11th, he d. ive the enemy from .ick Creek into Bull's Gap, and. next morning forced them bark a mil, and captured a line of works, but . was unable to expel them from the gap. .He reoccupied the position held in the morning without mo lestation. ; Our loss slight " On the ilth. Ma j. Toole attacked the enemy near Morristown, captured ' 50 prisoners, and burned a train loaded with commissary stores. OFFICIAL FROM GEN. LEE. A GREAT VICTORY BYT BRECKIN- ' I k RILHJE. : RicnsioxD, Nov. 15. The following was received last-night : Headq's Ar3it Noktherv Va., ( . ) Nov. 15, 1864. (v Jfynl James A. Scddon, Sefy of War . Gen, Breckinridge reports that on the night of the 12th, he turned BulVs Gap- When the enemy attempted to retreat, akout 1 o'clock on the 13th, with VaugUan and Duke's commands, he struck their column and routed it. Several hundred prisoners. 10 stands of colors, 6 pieces of artillery, with - caissons and hor.-es corn- pletei fif ly- mhdod vcac grifts Vitff -trtiis,' amu'ahfes fillird With Meuica suiulivs ' &cV wtr& capiurrd ; U " J ' , r ; k ' Slgoei: -''VJ I " : Pirom the yoltiff Zl I New 3Iaxkt Road, .NovjilithTh , ahny retiir) to the -old; eatnp ;totxj. aftef'.ear absence of fiva4ysuAr.They are , picketbs betweetr Newtown and MidUlc- tywn. J'l '-'-"f y- -h --- . --' ' . . . . . -. . r- , . ' Miscellaneous Items. The bridge arn Tvrreh Ci uHtmn tT and Co riu&oTnrJfi: cos ; " it s estimatcHl, $ HOOOOa, aiid h lengt ii will exceed the Niagara bridge about -tUU feet. It will be suspended rariftv feed m above high waler enabliithH largest steamers to asa und r without difficulty . ; .Brigadier Geneial cammon, lata a pris oner in CharlestOH, C-, where he was placed uridur fire by the Coniedertes..is how ui command of Ibn tforce on Mdrris Island, and engaged in shelling the city. A young brid 6f eighteen, ' in Mafscil: les, France, was burned to death m the ; tmirnin of her marriage by treadi: g 011 a match, which ignited and s-t her clothed on fire. . ... : . sj . A 601 respondent of the A tUnta Cnfed- . cracy proposes the rank of ' Admirju ' , lor Oetieral Forrest. ', Good ! the rank is well earned. Nail it to lam. 4 Eli W Hall, Eq., Senator for Nov Hanover oounty, has resigned his seat in . tlie General Assembly, in consequence f a painful disease of th throat, froin which he is now suffering. . . Tlie fsrror of the desert of Sahara U , being removed by the application of .sci 5 ncc. ..In ISOO.fiveSvells had been open ed, bringing fishes to' the surface from a depth of five hundred feet. Yege'ation is springing up arouad the wells,, and the " desert will bl'vssom like tlie l-vse.''. The Macon Ti legr.iph learns there is no truth in the report ihai tmins aiv runnirfg between Atlantu and Cliattaruga. i Much as we dislike to criticise the con duct of our generals, there is one whom we cannot but thirik is responsiblt for all our late rev-frses. )Yb, alhjde. j.aiiejiejral Exemption; ' " , ; A bdy in Beikshire. New York, pre stnted her hu.-bai'd with their tweutj tirst child last week. The babies aro all living, but the lather is almost caved in. We should think f Y a n k k n . D e s e u t n 1 is . A 1 1 1 o 1 1 g a larpc batch of Yankee destriers who arrived in r R.chnionel Tuesday, to nvail themselves of the advantage afforded by '0rder No. 65,' was a first lieiuetujut in a Naw Yrk reg iment attached to Sheridan's army in the Valley. The said lieutenant is a" fine looking officer, quite .intelligent, ; and claims to have doserted in consequence of disgast, caused by the brutal conduct of Sheridan and his satellites. . ? - - Yankee destn ion lis becoming quite a business nW, Cand each day augments tho numbers who come' inU our lines, linwird.-- of three thousand have been v r i . : . received and forwarded to their homes since the promulgation of the order above referred to about three months since. Impress. H3 Subscribe for the C a kouxi ax, ; fTGCiC2SiS22 S3 PL A NT A F i ON With Crop, .Stock, Wagons, Mule, &c, thereon, late Major John. T. -Cxilmore'Sjtobc sold at Public Auc tion. rMIE above property will be offered for als I on the premises on Tuesday the 29tb of Jsovcmber 1864. The Land in U? one body, aad contains 48a acres nearly all of which is . val-' uable Swamp Land, there beinjr P0 acres well drained, cleared and ifndor cultivation, yield ing the best crops of any bind in this section of the State. There is also about 200 acres f jSwamp Land ppually as gvoi as that under eultivation, to be clearer, which may be easily drained, (some of which is already .ditched and partly cleared: 'i the remainder is used for pas tures and wood land. The houses and build ings are at a convenient distance from the farming lands above described, on a healthy high and - drv part of .the, tract,, with good water. The buildings are in good repair, in cluding a comfortable dwelling house, conven ient, and well "awanged negro: houses; good fences, stables, barn, cribs, lots, guardens, Ac The plant ti on is 14 mites from Fayettevilb, on the Ea6t side of the Cape Fear Kiver, about one and a half miles from the Kiverj and em braces ' what is known as Alligator .Vwainp, adjoins Johnson and other?, and. is not very far from the mouth of Cedar Creek aiid the residence of Mr. J. C. Blocker.. . , At the same time and place will be onerea fonsale, the followinj: personal property : 1500 to 20p0 buvhels of Corn: , . , The crop of Fdder, Shucks.' Peas, Ac; - Suck of Cattle,5 Hogs, Goats, Ac; 4 Valuable Mules; ( j , OneSorrtl Marc; ' i One Jennet? - . One 4 Horse Wagon; one Timber Cart with all the Farming Tools and other articles UV s vuiir.vct v. , ' ' r Termswill be made known before sale. A: J. BYRNE, ) V A. McLKAN, V ExVs. E. IV MOORE, ) Fiyottril;, N. C, 222 ts 1
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