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| FEMALE VoLUNTEER.--It is becemi g
q neted fact that the chronicles of the nu-
merous adventures Of females in the guise
lof blue, who pant after glory and ro-
nance upon the field of battle, perfsrm-
. ing the part of g bold soldier boy," are
net SO brilliant as they imagine. case
IN point happened rece- -ltly, A lady
Of very delicate form and features, of pre-
possessing appearance, who donned the
suit Of blue and joined the ranks of the
1e1st Ohio regiment, Becoming separa-
ted from the same, and not having any
friends IN the city to whom she would
trust her precious SELF concluded to re-
port to the sergeant of the guard and dis
close her sex, and thus secure comforta-
BILE quarters.
She did So telling the sergeant that
she was woman and q. soldier and re-
quested to be taken ts some place of safe
ty and comfort The sergeant reported
the facts to the officer of the day, whs
provided an ambulance, and had the 81 fe-
male volunteer furnished quarters at
Hospital Ne. She regrets her folly,
and those who knew her at home speak
of her only IN terms Of praise She de-
clares positively that there are five more
OF the same stamp, as privates in the
ranks Of the 10lst, and if she had to ge
hsme, they must go too.-Noshri2le paper.
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SYSoPsIs OF FUNQIHG SCHEME or CTR
uEzoY BILL AS 70 STATES EAST OF THF
MISSISSIPPI Non Interest Bearing ) sl0o
Notes Receivable for public dues De-
fore April 1st, 1864, at par; from and at
ter April lst. 1864 not receivable at all
but
FUaDAs1E IN FoUR PER CENT, BoEDs.
Before 1st April, 1864, at par
From lst to last day of April, inc, a 66s
From lst to last day Of May, inc, al 5Ga
Erom Ist to last day Of Jne, inc, a 463
from Ist to last day If uly, inc, at 864
/ .oyl I-l t. lass ~ = 5, iiic., r 5 :
: :, -I't Fs5y }, 49,, ,--<- al : 2
Any non-iuteresJ bearing 500 liots5
held on the first OF January, 1865. are
ttAea 1oo per cent thus destroying every
vostige Of value
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REMARKABLE CoScIDESCEs At Spot
sylvania Courthouse Brig. Gen. Henry
H. Walker, of \. P. Hills corps lost his
loot.
IND. H. Hills attack upon the entrench-
ed camRsat Bermuda Hundreds, Brigadier
Gen. VIM. S. Walker was severely woun-
ded in the foot and taken prisoner.
Major General II. I, Walker was shot
through the foet in the recent Engagement
near Dallas, Georgia, between Johnston
and Sherman.
The commander Of the Stonewall brig
ade, Gen. James L. Walker, was badly
wounded in the great battle of May the
9th when Ed Johnston's division suf
iered considerable loss.
Gen. Marrnaduke killed in a duel, Gen.
Marsh Walker 81 Arkansas.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO..
AUGUSTA, GA. Feb 20. 1864.
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPA-
Ny hereby notify the friends and rels tives
OF Soldiers in the Army Of Northern Va.
and elsewhere, that they are prepared TO
carry out arrangements as announced in
the above card and that they will do all in
there power to fulfil its requiremensst
JAMES SHUTTER.
Gent Sup't. 4 Acting Pres't So. Exp Co
may "0-tt
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Express Agency .

TNHE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
l having completed its arrangements, will
receive and fe ward freight To any points in
the Confedefacy, - which their lines extend.
All articles of freight must be securely pac
oed, and ali boxes properly hocped, and the
name Of the perssn distinctly marked.
All Money Packages must be securel sealed
and stamped with private al Of the shipper
N4u II Is desired that all Parcels, Packages
or Freight TO- b. forw art.cd by either of the
Boats. be sent TO this Office by O'Clock on the
evening pro vioua to departure.
Office On Hay St, Iron Front Building, No.
So formerly occupied by starr Il VII ms.
r. Z. TALIAFEknO,
JuueT-dtf Agent.
DhzafyrF c0p-.
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ANOTHER FATAL MISTAKE. = Colonel
Keitt was MORALLY wounded whilst ridins s
ia front of his regiment, and between
them and the enemy. A CORES .ondent
of the Augusta Const,tutioaatist, says he
declared in his last hours that The ball
that struck him cane from his own men.
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MARIETTA June o7th.-About 1( g
ylock tois morning the enemy, con. inS
- part sf Palmer $ Schoheld's, Blair ),
Forward < md Logan divisions atten pt-
"a e gam possession u rae angle Of tie
sortihcauon. on left centre ne,u BY
s,neatas u aud CieDurae. Inty mare 4ed
detiaptly Up IN sevsA tines battle
Our troops reserved then ire until ta.y
approached within a few yards of the
areastw~rks, .z-lien they opened with
grape, canister and muskstry, creating g
great havoc in their ranks. The ire WAS
50 rapid and destructive that the enemy
could not rally, and was driven back with
Joss of between 500 and 200 men.--
We capt ured about 100 prisoners, "a
cludng L.. Go!. Jno b Kerr 74th Hi
nois, Capt. Il. g W akafeld, 54th Indi-
ana. and Lt. John Il. York, esd Indiana
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MARIETTA, June 21.--& othins inter
esting transporting here Both armies oc-
cUpy the position held for severa! days.
Our batteries on kershaW mountain are
sheIGng the ensmv's works this morning
their batteries replying, wasting muc
ammunition
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1t has been thought that the people are
degenerating because they do not live as
in the days of Me+huselah But the fact
is, says the Bangor Wing, provisions.are
SO very high nobody can afford to live very
long al current prices.
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va Subscribers can be supplied with back
numbers, containing the following
BEA UTIFUL & II KILLING STORIES:
90 The TRUMP THAT TRIUMrHED;" Tale OF
Love,
JEROME ELL1orT;" Tale of the War.
t'MAUp: or, Tue GHesT FROM BENEATH THE
BRIBGE.''
The REFUGEE's NIECE" founded on Incl
dents of the w ar in North Carolina.
"THE DEsERTER's DAUeHTER;" an exciting
Tale of Real Life.
JENNIE ASTON" a Romance.
'TRIRD FOR MURDDR;" Thrilling Romacne
'"KRErTEL;'' an ex citing Story from the Ger
man.
"ALARo VENztIArA: or FLoRETTA's RING;"
an Itali n Tale Of Love and War
"BLUE AND ScARLErT;' being Incidents and
Anecdotes of the War, etc.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS
throughout the COnfederacy
QUAKTEkMASTER GENERAL DEPARTMENT |
RAILROAD BUREAU.

QcARrEkMASTER GENERAL DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BUREAU.
RIcHmoND. Feb. goth. 1864.
'HHE friends and relatives OF soldiers in
Il the Armv Of Northern Virginia are
hereby notified that an arrangement has
this dav een effected with the SOUTHERN
EXPRESS COMPANY, to carry all pack
ages of food and wearing apparel to Rich
monG, Va.
| To secure the advantages thus obtained
! throu gh the express company, the following z
| instructions must be observed
Packages must not contain more than
! one hundred pounds; be we'll secured and
/ o ainlv marked. and seht at the expense Of
hssorfaffons, wic d are fncaFed ': IS fof5Msss
IN North Cafoliria, al Raleigh: in South
Carolina, at Columbia; IN Georgia, at Au-
gusta; in Alabama. at Montgomery; o. at
any other point at which one of these AS
ociations have an office
The gents Of these Associations 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 10 the
proper Individual owners.
Tc'meet the wishes of the soldiers and TO
glQe them certain and speedy communica-
ton with hoBie the Southern Express Com
pany has agreed to give this frei sht prefer
ence over everything else and in order
that no obstacle may occur to the success
of so laudablc an enterprise. the several
Railroa Companies are hereby requested
to re der the Express Company such facili-
ties as will enable it 20 make this arranpe :
ment Il complete success.
AS the Southern Express Company as
sumes all responsibility OF the transporta-
ton Of those packages, the Relief A, socia-
tuns are reques.ed to withdraw their
Agents who have heretofore acted as travel
! ing messen gers. If the RELIEF Association
will establish agencies IN the rear of there
al mics, they may enjoy the same privileges
hereby secured to the Army of Northern
| Virginia.
F. W SIMS
/ Lieut. Col. and Quartcrlnaster.
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sa.nor.ne Sea.ofwar

LIMITED SUPPLY ofthc above MAPS,
n giving comdrel naive view Of the Seat
Of W ar from the
YORK TO THF. APPAMATOX,
Just received and for sale at the Store under
the CAROLINIAN OFFICE.
JuueI7-tf
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On one of the reads leading~ from the
battlefield was presented, up to day OF
so since, curious spectacle which may
be mentioned as admirably pointing the
moral of the Yankee love for the negro.
.aaa asaaass sia % has, sas i a .isa. an,
lay on the. side Of the road within q few
feet Of each other. passionating, pro-
badly, the sad fate Of the quadruped,
some kind Yankee soul hal generously
thrown a few spadesfal of earth over his
carcass, while on the black and swollen
body Of the negro himself, not 50 much
as a handful had been cast, leaving the
spirit of poor Cud, if there be any truth
ia mythology, to wander sad and fragrant
on the shores Of the gloomy Styx.
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4 Dutchman b ing advised to rub his
limbs well with brandy for the rheuma-
tism, said he had heard of the remedy,
but added, dush better as dat
drinks de prandy, and den I rubs mina
Log nit de rettle
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CHARLEsToS.-The presence Of the
lsnkeo officers in the city of Charleston
es-ms to have quite an effect OF the shell
iers - Morris Island. Instead OF eausia g
taem to desist from their act Of vandalism
they have almost quadrupled the number
Of shots daily. For this no doubt, Aessrs.
Seymour, shaler s Co., are duly thankful
to their friends.
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ILLUSTRATIONS !:


9 THE REFUGEES HOME :"
THE CASTL LE OF SPAGNETO -
"THE DESERTER'S DEN IN
DOVER SWAMP.
All these articles, together with an endless
variety of
LITERARY MISCELLANY,
are contained in the first three numbers of Vol.
", 1864, commencing April 80, OF this re-
ALLY
SUPERB FAMILY JOURNAL,
SUBSCRIPTION-Six months ......SlO %
The Trade supplied at S25 per hundred.
Address,
WM. X. SMITH,
Editor and Proprietor, Raleigh, n G.
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C0TVOy CARDs, No. 10.

yrHE Fayetteville COTTON CARD Manu-
featuring Company are now manufacture
ing Cards superior to any run through the
hIoct 4de and at prezent selling for ale rice
the single pair or by tn" qvsntity.
Any person oroer,ns SIX SIX or acre a,r''
minotor free Of expense.
Call upon or address
A. A MckETHAN,
j. A WORTH,
ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr.
Fayetteville. \. c., APR l9-tfl
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The Louisville Journal says that it will
take one thousand years for Gov. Bran
lette to raise ten thousand men for Lin
coin il Kentucky
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The Yankees GeeG. to he trying to find
Lost Mountain oyer III Georgia. They
may find lost battle near it,
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IT'IEILLAGlR A ALPI5LIU
Reported by the Press Association. Iso+

Entered according to Act Of Congress IN the
year 1868, BY J. 5 Fhrasher, in the Clerk ;
olhce Of the District Court ot the Confederate
States, for the Northern District ot Georgia.
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NOTICE.

nERSONS INDEBTED to me by account
will please recoilect that this is the time
for our half yearly settlement They will OBJ
lige me by calliug at my office and settling
without further not &c.
Junel6-Gt~ w. G.. MCDUFF1k.
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M~ Mr.. EDIroR Il see announced
sast>~as2 in your paper as candidate for
reelection, Neill Mckay, Esq. Allow me also
to present the name of another of our mem
bers, DR.. JOHN MCCORMICK He is ever
watchtul of the Interests of his constituents
and ever desirous to do that which he thinks
is their wish. There are few, if any, better
members in the present Legislature than DR..
Jno Mccormick, of Harnett county.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
May L, ga.
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CONFEDERATE GENERALS


Among the Generals who have shec
their blood or been captured since the Is
of May, says the Macon Telegraph, arr
the following
/ Wilderness and Spottsylvania Killed
Brig Gen Stafford. of La; Jones, of Va
Jenkins, Of S. c.; and Daniel, of N c.
Wounded: Lit Gen Longstreet, Of Ala
Brig Gems Hays Of La; Benning Of Ga
McGowan Of S c. Ramsear, Of n c
Johnston, Of n c; in Walker, of Va; q
| II Walker, Pegram, of Va.
/ Captured Maj Gen Johnston, ane
Brig Gen Stewart, Of Nd.
! Recent fights around Rihmond-kil
led: Brig Gen Doles, Of Ga.
! Wounded: Lane. of Ala; Finnagan, O
Ella, and Kirkland aad Lane, of n c
! .ssS-- E.s-ekenriage, inIassd by a fall
J -Ta tis---';s tis---'-;ss & lsa. s..!ss:s sis:s.ts1.
Iaer-in-chief. ki.ieSas5s.so GensGoraon, ot
NC.
All the above IN Lees army.
Battle Of Drevry,s Bluff -BrisAdiel
Generals + Ranssm and w S Walker
wounded
In the trans-Mississippi 5apartruebt
kuled-Gens Green, Mouton, Scurry ane
Randall
Wounded-Gen Waul, Of Texas, Gesi
Walker, Clark, Tappan, Of Arkansas, ane
Dsno, of Texas
! La the bloody partial engagements il
upper Georgia: kAIea-Lieut Gen Leoni-
d.s-Rolk e<ss-
Woanded-Firley. of Florida, Reynold:
Of Virginia; Echellz and Walthall, alse
Gen Cumming
| Killed at Staunton-Gen W ( Jones
Gen Evans, Of Leesburg fame was dis
abled some time ago. 81
Before the lst of May reeapitulation--
killed "A; wounded Dc; captured 2; dis
abled l; total AZ
| 1t is little remarkable that. amons
the above, we notice 4 Walkers, Cor
don's, 2 Stewards, Though with Thea
nanes spelled diferent) and 2 Jones,
Macon, June IT,. 's4. L. W. G.
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Combs Combs (. Combs

CHOICELOT OF IVORY AND GUTA
n PEkCuA Fine Tooth Combs. For sale
under the CAROLINIAN OFFICE.
Jsue20-tf
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Who ever heard Of widow committing
suicide Oh account Of love 4 little ex-
perierce IS Wholesome.
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R<~ THE CITIZENS OF Cutnber-
AEAHSS land and Harnett counties will
support E. l.. PEMBERTON, P of Cumberland,
for seat in the next House of Commons.
Junse- -dte MANY VOTERS. .
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MARIETTA, June % Unusual quict
prevails along t'e mes, the enemy being
geIln,tte. ) bur- the. fas eutrefyl 2
dead
As the pa lticulars of General Hardee's
great victory are troug' to ,is'll they
prove that it has been much und4rated
The cn my admit IA loss of 1910 ia iion,
of Cleburne's Division, and along that nc
Cheatham's lines a loss in killed Of $50
500 ambulances were counted yesterda '
f Ola the summit 2r Kenesaw Mountain
transporting the Yank-e wounded to Big
Shanty in front of Gen Hardee'> corps
Their loss alsng the line of that corps is
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estimated at 1000, and De same j
front of Sen. Loring + lnkse Gen
erals Dan McCcok aIlSSs4 e were Ger
tally killed
GoLDsgBoRo', June The Stat
! Journal has private s from Vel
don dated the 3Oth.
The raiders struck ersburg anf
Weldon road near Bell
Later dispatches, zseiield, state
that most of the en1Sss rtl' lery, to-
gether wlth his WasoHz were cap
tured, and that greafsss1t Of the raid
ers would be. ~
Station.
The r,idsrs 4ls sss.,:a are aosganton
They burnt the Railr :;spot and pas
senger train sssss
MOBILE, june ~. Iiar IL { 1 g e,,,
of the 9th has advices fom Cincinnati to
the 23rd.
Hunter is reported routed near Staun-
ton, with loss of 2, goo. besides wagons.
artillery, small artna,s--e., cut off from
AartinsbuFs as.d sets, sing towards Bev :
erly.
Sheridan reached White House, out of
ammunition.
The circulation Of the Chicago Times
and Cincinnati Enquirer has ben pro
hibited from the mails, for the time limit
ed to garrisoned posts below Huntsville
in the trans-Mississippi, Shelby has
possession Of Clarendon.
Pagan crossed the Arkansas and NOV ed
towards White River.
Price is reported to be moving on Little
Rock.
Gunboats passed towards Memphis on
Sunday, crippled.
In New York on the 22d Gola was re-
ported at 248.
In Memphis, Gold 200; Cotton 145.
MARIETTA, June 30th.-At two o'clock
this morning the enemy drove Gen. Cheat
! hams pickets in, and attempted to storm
his breastworls. They were received
with most terrific fire of artillery and
muskctry, which caused them to retire
Their loss not aseortained. Ours only
Ill II II
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rVh
E. L. PEMBERToN Esq, of Cumberland.
DR.. JOHN MCCORMICK and NELL MCKAY OF
Harnett
The above ticket will be supported by
June 8 MANY. CITIZENS.
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K~ The FRIENDS Of Col. M. J.
&kAAS MoDUFFIE, will be gratifed
to learn that he has consented to be a candidate
to represent the counties of Harnett and Cum
berland, in the House of Commons of the next
General Assembly. June 23-ll9te
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FOR THE COMM

FOR THE SENATE,
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT Esq, of Cumberland.
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and % stands Of colors-sns presented
to the 9th Illinois by Brig. Gen. \. B.
Ruford
The woSas. wherc the enemy's dead
and \ ueunded are now lying, is now on
fire, max g it IL possible % bring them
Of. our loss, owing to the men being
protected by breasj Jrks, was very small
.. oar right and centre.
The 63d Georgia eg.ment, Col Cor
don, and MERGERS bri ri,ade, deployed as
skirnaishers, acted with great gallantrS
and beld hand to hand fight with the
enemy until relieved.
The troops engaged in the first men
toned action were Manney's and Waugh
ans brigades, Of Cheatham's division, and
Polk's and Lewery's brgades, OF Cter-
burne's division.
Brig. Gen Kimball, commanding the
first brigade, 2Ha division. Howards 4sfl
army corps, was killed, SO reported by
his own men taken prisoners.
The wageners in kimball's brigade suf-
fered very severely
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GoLDsBoRo', June 29th. On Monday a
raiding party of Yankees and tories, un-
der Col. Quirk, 500 to 400 strong. enter.
ed Morganton, near the head Of the w est
ern n. q. r. r., captured some reserves,
robbed the bank and destroyed a train OF
cars. The bank is supposed to have had
large sum on hand The raiders are
said to have come from East Tennessee.
kautz' raiders have gone to Gr~nt,
having crossed the Petersburg and Wei
.don road near Belteld.
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to take Kenesaw Mountain. Thay attack
ed our works in columns of picked troops,
the heroes ef missionary Ridge, but
L6ring's troops drove tham back with a
loss estimated at $500.
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Lieut.. Col. and Quartcrmaster
Approved
Y. r. LaWton, Quartermaster Gen.
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HE ME IL e. u R ",

All Of the most Prominent and Talented Anfhor
IN the South, as well as the yeang tavorites,
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.rsburg and

seIheld, STATE
rti'lery. to-
We're cap
of the raid
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who LEFT OR frees Thursday fiesies ot
I {,,s+ta5, - Stem, on Ne" o.stis t; road, says
al that poin4 and his escape was due on
y to delay il delivering orders. The en-
my was SO hard pressed he DESTROYED his
ammunition train over l mile long Cur
our forces are reported to have taken 3
large wagon train, and number of pris-
oners. The enemy on his retreat destroy
ed Bonsack's Woollen Factory in Roam
oke county.