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hmo In he history u Utsh. At De,cret CIT. w.uA
popuiAthn Il AZ NJ twenty hvc tholatnd "s,fits'
the city nos includes about six hundred ger.
tiles"
A. invention las hecn patented which COZ sis
IN comb ~ petroleum oil vase, or raw PHO
louu OF, COVE uug, do,l-dust, and y ujcr, %.
'orm artinliA tle, tl- prcf'1r;iouq o. tho irt-r-
d ents Icing vsrio according 40 the iu' n
te'isI or q domCs,I, ur locomotive AMI marine s.,.-
poses.
'nE Second -imcnt n u,ncoct', Corps Zen
WhsN ncton 90 Tirrstsy for the Shrr anduah Va.
.ey. Tbs is The s,cu"- nrs regiment scr1 g. tl.n.
destination, although th,ro nre now IN the 'l.'
Two pruNV, organ icl ~ yimsns rapidly hIlnS
mp ami Witch, with the hrst AMI sec MI no" COM
p''t-,wt, In lew tAyA oe iormcd Int abriSauc.
Tur i-or ~o-r.r. - N,-ih saNurdslirc. Eng
lsu', .c struck work rather th-n suhwit 20
reduction oi toH pcr cent. " their pay, IN nae-
qu nee Of witch tho iron masters oi y slaud ave
formal a national ssss'iat.uu and decided to stIp
york cveryw, 80 = the North sAf'or ishlre ~ en-
hold out. In ,hs, c.so 1NrO mon will be thrown
out Of employment.
IHR CONSUMPTION ~ negroes In Richmond and
Peters ursh is cNrr'el ON with difficulty. Guards
are posted ht every avenue o' csc.tc. anil scamp
ofiustructon 10 established ut Rel Issni, where
the coorei soldiers are kept under strict mrveh-
lance hut many get ava IN SPITE OF al precau-
Nnns. There 10 gra Al panic smonc ~ llarks,and
much reluctance among Whites upon tho question
OF sruins the slaves.
m ~ ~ ~ ~n-iHn' Isl-tr 'n ~ VI - nI',, ~,
.NIl W, lI'. 80 - I'm f, ~ -
~ ~ - y, 80 ''t W .u' -.' Il" ~ - ES.
-. - -, ,,.t t A.. C,,s ga'i,,.u
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- - !, N,u i, M, :, y. " 80 S','' % - a., -
NiH'o' N''' WV '''''' 'o'' S' ''' 1PoN ' N''''
4 LARGE meet nc, composed ~ influential cit-
%, LcbsH n, two refugee, auI dessrt.ra fror, Tho
rct.,l ,ruv Judge stropy. of de suprcme Court
t-cs.i.l vrs| iIt.a,. vsto IN .,.d 10 thp eI,rt
h.t ali Jescrters iron, ia, re'c army would bo
beIn.J A, e,,.,in, ,rcpt N their strIvsI at phla.
gri,,h,s' and o,h,rWi.. c.rniior Much enthusiasm
,r,vsiIe
" Co.,,
N''"lhhlNa I"oTu rs "' Ithuh nave ue"h '"''
c'Neioi 3D. me i'HuHN w MA L', NN'ui" sl'W'u
lhH ue Au'uN' a'' 'f'N N'"''th NNit.'
''mpANF hsd 'oh m"'''o' W 'no nun 'ut' "' 81, %u
Wy ' se'ui, ne pNt'A-o 10 u' h'usr, :" ~
ri - ],,,,,.a - ,am a. .i,,, .,d ,ha
p,nu.rIy.ri. 49, Al a.. .I,I .lbv-,non urstonI
A. b.. y,t.,-,,,,s. % t,,ii.,n,,t
" .rpsar. that the soldiers IN Grants army AZ.
iry,sting larrslv in tho Government loan nov
belny rec 1ti,,ri Nv jaw Cooke 4 Co A cc-res-
tondepce h,,r cen tho soldetp and the Arn iHr put.
hsh,l in which No latter ,tnte lnt sol icrs who
rurcha.e Of Them can dero.i, their bon v'h tho
irm and receive r,ceip,s uertfor should the
.ol!ier Le Killed the money will he paid To- hia lc
g.l heir. on the uresentatiou u such statement,
| dulv auti ientcnel
Ap.,,s ,,,., .,iv.. anne ,ur,,us p,rt,rul,r, ot
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
,Additiolal Rebel AccOuuis-Two victorie es
Claimed,

NAH DEpAETsE>r NsmSGrOS.
March a, - /. NJ

NAa DErAEtsENr. MNsHSGIOSt
March "a T. N.
hdjor. Cen JOHN A DIR, Sss York The iOllo~
l1s eIt1c.s from Richmond papers vefc received thi
evening. III 5 80 from Geu. Grant
EDvs NJ srANroS Secretary Of war
CT. FoirL Aarch s3.-H,n Rd,7n " stanton
s'cyGGTE OF Var . Rich mond papers arv rcce.V:l
1h, following "a from tie DidATon:
"tHo1 Nnuu tAuotisA
81; {. understood IN oa cial circles ,ha; no fighting
has d, euued Ia North Carolina since suulsy aud
Eom all We can learn, 30 appears that sherman Les
stunpted advances siuoe HE cheek ou that dsv.
Gel Harioes victory ON tie 10Th Wa avelJ Import
ant on, sud as regards the enemy, - most bloody
Nhan. Con Johnston t"crraphs that In tha. battle
the Confederate lo.s 45n r Hile that o.. he enemy
ves a3yU. The hsht took pn @ ~ A,-r -boro on tho
Cap Fear kiyer hAlf VA botv eon Raleigh ani fay-
stte,i lille.
-Genernl Johns;on's defeat OF the enemy last
Monday, lhe 18th iust- occurred ~ BouIon,ille near
tbe Neuse River.
''i,y these facts We are informed thst sherman Il,
pnsLins toward Raleigh in two columns one moving
sue north from Fayetteville, the other northwest
frwn Ne.bsrn. Gen, HAIdee fought tue former
Con. Johnston the latter"
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men, attfel In the most correct c,~tune in ~
the sound oi u ~ "a ~ 100 to t..hiu ui ess
Uriucess borne IN state on genuine Chiuetc raan-
.1tu. he rtiAce-s AUttotn.gh wss dressed 80 TIE
~ u an Arab chief with 'unf u syl NN oi stvCs
tissue, and va accompalIed b, = suite OF Az at A.
.,ud.I's .Ne a. tir.c. t|otiido " % 'e &c LILO
e. ttI he owl % ~ marquis. ArrC'ct
aou DO '0coyrtn Lici'v r"a7cc 81. 81 tecosiiteo
's III I..D 10. .uu tu.gUIor uciC htHrA %, I.--,
r.' - ul oi snFti d.u - -. h.' inpcst' %.
''t e trsl Ir uWr Nith an American mN,'Vt.e al
w-.stta8 Sole. ggt'l sh q Il ,ie Tut e'ici.
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph 10 the y. v. sus.
Sherman's Advance,

ADDITIONAL REBEL REPORTS.
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.A,S ORDER FRoM aEN. LEE.

RicHhoND, Feb. l0.--General Lee has is-
sued General Orders offering pardon to all
deserters and men improperly absent, who
Will rcfurn to their commands within twenty
days from the publication of this order at
the headquarters of the department in which
they may be. No general amnesty will
again be granted, and those who refuse TO
accept the pardon now offered, or shall hero.
after desert, shall sifFer such punishment
as thSf courts may oppose: and no applioa-
tion for clcmency will ,bo entertained. The
order cleses as follows: ~
Talking q new RESOLUTION from fate,
which the enemy intend for jas, lot every
! rnan devote all his energies TO the,, common
defence of our resources, wisely and yigor-
ously employed, and with the brave army
sustained by q determined and united peo-
| plo, success, with Gods assistance, cannot
bedonbtful The advantages ofthe enemy
will lave butt little value, ifs!we do not per-
nit them ~ impair our,rssolution. Then
oppose cOlistancy to adversity, ,fortitude to
suffering, courage to danger, with firm as.
surance that ne who gave freedom to our
fathers will bless the. efforts Of their chill
dren to preserve 1t. IA
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Weekly Iatesiigencer.


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rs published at Wilmington, N, Co, on
D. Wednesday Of each week, and, contains
the latest te!egraphic neMs, havinethe adj
rant&gc ofthe news Of the Press lAssocia-
ton. 'ea@S tstn@ .l4a'f -,t
The Markets will be fully and carefully
reported and true statement Of heir con-
diiion honestly given. We hare secured
correspondents 10 the ARMIES of Gems. Lee
and Beauregard, and viii always give q
faithful and full record sfsrmy matters.
Post Masters and others are reauestsd ID
act az Agents and each Agent sending six
or more subscribers, with the money for siE
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Subscriptions will not bo taken for a. long,
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FROM NoRTH CAROLINA.

r WiLhIsaroS, Feb. l3.-Thcre was consid-
cradle skirmishing' on our lines at Sugar
Loaf on Saturday Throe attacks, in force,
were made, which were handsomely repul-
sed with considerable loss. to the enemy dur
ing the attack.
b, Tho enneemy's who'll. force opened on Hoke's
division. ~ tH i@s,.
Our casualties are about twenty.
The same day one monitor threw several
shells at Fort Anderson, killing one man
and wounding mother
Z An!qpiet since. lHh 81 ~
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FROM THE NORTH (

RfdINoSp, Fob. 13.--Northern papera. OF.
the 10th contain very little of interest.
TheSt. Alban raiders are to be delivered
UP to the United States. t q
Operations against Wilmington would soon
lbc commenced.
Lincoln's report of the conference OF For
tress Monroe would be submittod on The,
10th. ,r A3ES NJ
q The news Of the peace movement caused
much talk in England, and had q depressing
effect on tho'cotton market. ~ - @
y Gold is unchanged s,
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Now Ready.

hfHNllE January number,of The KEYSTONE,
IL the only Masonic Magazine iu the
South. The Grand Lodge OF North, Caro-
lima, at Raleigh, Dec. 18th, 1864, was, pleas
cdto pass the following resolution
, Whereas, Brother VIM. B. Smith. Of this
city, has aomnlonced tie publication of q
Monthly Periodical devoted to the interest
Of 1.-The Masonic Fraternity, entitled THx
KEYSTONE, and Hhofeas, .awork of this kind
is very Inuoh needed by, the Graft 'through-.
out the Confederate States, therefore,
Rssolpsd. That this Grand Lodge recon-
mend said work to the Subordinate Lodges
and the Graft generally.
y, feb 1896 z q, ~ ~, F%%& 4
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WINNsBGRo, SO, TUESDAY MORNING, FET,RU

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GRAND LITERARY coMBrSATfos ~
THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE,
oR'AUGUsTA, GA, AND 3s2+
ai THE ILLUSTRATED 3iERCURY,
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Corsbiued and continued under the old pop
ular title OF the
SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIREsIDE. g
ySHE Proprietors of the lfercary having
i purchased the SouTHBEN FFIBLD AND
FIRESrpE. md finding it impossibleto make
arrangements which would insure regular
supply of paper, npon account OF, the irIeg-
ularity and uncertainty oftransportatiop for
the, FIRLD AND FIaEsIDg iat Augusta, Ga,
the same having to be supplied from the
mills ut Raleigh, M. O., have removed the
FEED AND oFiRBsIpRIto Raleigh and CONS
bined these two sterling Literary Joprdals,
Tho EMERcpnY ia therefore merged int the
SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIREsIpR, and ,siil be
so published until tho state. Of the country
win justib"a D divcrgoment,s whch both htal.
pcrH viii b,s presumed aud continued as here
toforc. Subscribers to both Journals will
receive tho paper tothe full time of sub
lscriptiop without delay or interrupts on.
The entire seditorialand dcontributopial corp
Of both papers are retained upon tile emers-
ing journal II is announced, Without feHr
of contradiction, that fhc extensive aud
splendid array OF combiued talent now en-
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SIDE suppasscs in genuine merit, ability, ce-
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nation or csgageme Mt ever. boforst attainod
in the his tory, of Periodical Literature OF
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The Esey stoie. ): i,
"a MASONIC MONTHLY AAoA1lvn

A AAsoNIC MONTHLY HAoAIlgH. n 3
yXTAS commenced on tho eFIRST OF JAN!
wv UARY,r 1865 = publication Of u
Honthly Magazine under the above title, de-
voted to tho interest Of the Ancient and
Honorable Fraternity Of Free and Accepted
Masons., '-.-s ~ e 49, -
believe that every good Mason will agree
NTH nc in the opinion that such piiblica-
ton will be beneficial I'M epli ightenine our
less informed brethren. and in dispensing
many 3 calm, kipd word Of 'cheerfulncss to
the hearts and homes Of thouranis of wor-
thy brothers, alieir widows aud orphans
IL will be my earnest purpose 10 bear what
I ever humble ability may. possess TO make
it reliable custodian of sound Masonic
Law aud Tsnets ever adhoring closely I o
ths Ancient Landmarks Of the Graf, N. all
their pristine strength and symmetrical
beauty. n,1,E
Trembling, lest err, in clothing m5self
for SO responsible anofhce, shall engage
upon the KEY SToNE such skilled editorial
talent as shall keep the lights well ltrimuied
and brightly burning, with the sidcere hope
from the queries of our labor Il may pass
tho head and to the heart of every good
Master atWhoss homo or hands il may be
received. ~ 81. 81 ~, ,ss.ufsft.i 81,
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Encampments willpisas,s send in their sub
scriptions at once,
Address tt n sS $50 fra
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.a'ilc sonthc,n Comfederacy,.
a DALEY JOUR NAL.

. . {
FOR THE ARMY AND THE People.
sT lEV0TED to tho Interest of tho Soldiers
~ Of the Army oil Tennessee and tho
people of the Confederate States, being q
National Newspaper of news, Political, Mill
tary, and Miscellaneous. Foreign and Do-
mestic, prepared by ready writer's and cor.
respondents,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, .,
The Editorial department of the Southern
Confederacy includes a combination Of po-
liticnl, literary aud industrial talent, syste-
matized in the, several departments OF en-
larged journalism, W those chief duty ID will
be 10 present the public daily mirror of
pophlar.thought, action and eyont, aftsriits
own fashion and from purely, independent
point of view. af$T
The News Department of the Southern
Confederacy will embrace a careful compila!
tion from altthe Southern papers, and from
late Northern and Foreign sheets--arrange-
ments having been effected for the receptions
of theses 3i y. As S
largo and capable circle Of correspon.-
dents from every section of interest, viii
contribute no little 70 thepromps collections
OF transpiring events. Especially Wilt be
our care'to note tho affairs of the army in
our front, upon which hangs tho destiny and
in crest part the entife South. I.
4 Avery large share Of attention win be
paid to matters Of local interest, for which
pnfpese competent Local Editor, with am
efficient staff ot reporters, have been employ
ed. t. if,s
All eommtnioati ations should be Addressed
to the III sit.I % {ti ,tt
b, sEDITtbRs AND PRoPRIEToBs.
feb 1895 sopthsrh Ccnfedcracy.
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Miles Registeri Re.yire,,. Y

---N~ft @SSBhceSai $e~'NhN Ctd.
PROSPECTUS OF THE COU NTRY MAN
MILES ltEGIsTER, the most useful
IN Journal ever issued In Amt,rica, has
been revived in tho publication, OF This
.Ceuntryman. This journal isa fac -simile
: Of its original in the number and ,ize of its
pages, Its Typography, and all3tl,, fe atnres
. which gave value to the standard. ptlblica-
tious issued by Mr.. Niles. 80 aim,
Besides Inc features Of Miles, Re,Tister.
The Countryman has others which ahould
reader n still more attractive, to wit: q de-
pertinent Of elegant literature, r..jectin.g the
style Of Yankee literary journal o, and mod :
cling itself after the best Engli sh niiec,,lla-
.neous weekliee, but at tho ssmt, time b,,ing
stsmpedwith an independent, ,outhern tone,
original withsand peculiar to itself. fls5
!, An altogether novel feature sith it, is that
tits published in the country ON the editors
plantation, nine miles from ny town orvii-
isge, and devotes much after .tion to agricul.
ture. rural sports, and ever ything that in
terests the country gehtleni an. sst sAi.
The Countryman Is q haf ldsome qiarto, Of
sixteen pages, published weekly on tho edi-
tors plantation. near Eiatonton, SGt., TO
which all communication is should be ad-
dressed, ~ 3
/, Osr terms are St for T. iree months, orS20
per anpum. ~ 4a'i(a al
Send all rcnittancesf oy express.
J. A,ir URNER.
FEB 1896 lSSf Eatonton, Ca
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Nnmber .oe IL anals to n IsusIseI

Qfwheat, SO lbs; Shelled Corn, Sc; Corn
on the Cob, 20; Rye, So: Oats, s8; Onions,
81 ), Dried Apples, "a; Dried Peaches. SO
Castor, Bean. 48; Blue Grass, ID; Buck
wheat. 52mBarley 40 Potatoes, co; Bran,
20; sCloyerS Sesd, 60; Flax Seed, 40; Heap
Seed, Al; Pimothy Seed, AS; Salt, go.
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THE DAHL Y NEWS /:
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TraMs OF etnscRipri1n !

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TNUMBER 2.
TELL IL CIR "a PEIIC
Reports of the Press Asso ociation

Enered according to- Act of Congress in tho year,
io63 BY j. s. Thrasher in the Clerks Office of tho
district Court OF Confederate States for the North
ern District of Georgia. ~ ~
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"A New Paper i'm nsicllIsloi id.
@ si Prospectus :, ts";SYE

TINE Undersigned propose to publish a
Il DailyNPaper, UNDER tho title of ,tfhe
Richmond Herald, on or about the e,15thi
Of Jsnuary ult, ~ ~ ysS-st.
twill be entiely independent in politics.
but will nevertheless accord to the Admin
istration q just support in all meas ures
which, in the opinion Of its oonduo tors.
may be deemed proinotiye of tho good; of
the cause in which we are engaged. "A
proper criticism Of such acts as wi q BE
deemed adverse to this object, will; b O, of
course, eonsistant with the indspeiadent
character under which the paper is'to be
inauguratcd ~ tH IIE ,Es.s s.
lnthomatter Of General sews it.ysill DO
found to keep pace with the leading jour
nails OF the day, while it viii liaye atltled to
it, in the matter Of financial. Intelligence a.
feature such as, VIC venture to say, Iio. pa
per in the Confederacy can boask oil. Edi-
,orials from the pen Of ono Of tho ablcst
financial writersin this or any other coun-
,trySwill be PRESENTED in each number d, ~.
For reasons not now proper to be mon
toned, we forbear to give the nnmes Of
those who shal5compose tho regulnr etlito-'
rial staff, but We flatter Ourselves that
when theyjshall appear, they, will be found
70 constitute such an array of talenG as can,
no. be excelled on this continent.
GA The well known character ofs the indiyi-
dual whose name appears below, as o ste
n graphic reporter, furnishes, we presume,
a guarantee that in all that relates TO im-,
)portant political speeches aud debates.
whether in Legislative assemblies or out Of
Them, tho ""Heraldp win present alyantal
ges certainly not to be excslled by, any pa.
per iu the eGonfederacys yf z. -.
The farming interests will bd faithfully
Syindicated, and care taken to disseminate
the eesrllest intelligence which a properrc-.
gard for the Welfare of that great element
of national wealth and power shali tlenand.
K In the inatter sof correct commercial in.
'telligenee, equal zealis be manifested,
cour, object beingto assign to each of these
departments an editor Of known experience
and Ability. z ;y .,s & ''Nfts b issl!d N IS
Arrangements are on foot by which to
SECURE the earliest tforeigp news, and the
paperY,ill contain such editorial talent as
will fully eluci6ate the bearing of foreign
diplomacy upon Southern interests.
In short, .sThe Richmond Heruld' win
be fouhd 70 combine every; feature Of inter
est which the Requirements of the present.
crisis demand. & ~ ~ 5t N3F
3 Tae enterprise Is respectfully commen,d-
ed to tho favor and patronage Of the citi-
zens Of the Southern Confederacy. ib{s
~ fE ~ y p. KEAN "a CO., = ( L,
feb 1866 Richmond. Wss, !
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Southern. Eitersa,y HHessenger

/.
IL Journal of Hteyature having been re-
Gently purchased by thesubscribers. will, in
future, bo conducted exclusively under their
control. In all its departments. both b,,si-
ness snd editorial, the Messenger win be un-
der the maneg cement OF an entirely new re-
gime, and The Proprjetors are sanguine Of
success inthe future whicl, the Magazin has
never yetrealzed, IL their friends and the
public shall yield them support worthy of
so important an enterprise, lookingto the ad-
yahoeineqt ofthe highest literary interesE Of
tho CSnfcderacS. i(l4 .t =
Argument or appeal in behalf of the i'm.
portance of an elevated literature to our
country, the absence Of which has hitherto
made as, q by-word Of roproachcs among the
older nations, and oven now initiates against
our interests abroad, need not be addressed
10 those whom this circular is dcsigned to
rcach.gS ASST 'f. -
| G1Butto the attainment of this great end,
something more is necessary than mere YER
| bal expressions ofsympsthy and encourage.
ment,F The friends of Southern literature
must foster the efforts of cur literary men TO
| secure for us worthy position in the world
| ofletters ,&E j '"A'3# sst
We design tho Messenger 10 be an enter
prise worthy of support Of an CLASSES Of our
| people, We shall aimi chiefly to secure for.
our pages. the productions ofthe highest
order of genius and scholarship. and at the
same time such articles as will contribute to
| the instruction and amusement Of the public
at large. To this end We shall give our at
tention to and, solicit contributions from
Southern writersin all the departments of
| Literature. Poetry, Romance, Review. Criti-
oism, in short, every subject whose lpromi-
Ineucc is sufficient to entitle tito notice, will
Ehase its due shire Of attention. WI &s4.E
| We earnestly solicit the assistance Of our
Friends throughout the Confederacy i'll the
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