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A New Paper i'm teicIlunond.
PROSPECTUS.

TNHE undersigned propose to publish a
Il Daily Paper, under the title of ''The
Richmond Herald" on or about the 10Th
of January ult. a.p, ..t. ,.N..
Itwin be eniiely Independent in politics,
but will nevertheless accord to the Admin
istration u just support in all measures
which, in the opinion of its conductors,
may be deemed promoiive Of the good of
the cause in which we are engaged. A
proper criticism of such acts as will be
deemed adverse to this object, will be, Of
course, CONSTANT with the independent
character under which the paper Is to be
innugurat"d.
In the matter of General News it will be
found to keep pace with the leading Jour-
nails OF the day, while il will have added to
it, in the matter Of financial intelligence n
feature such as. we venture to say. no pa
per in the Confederacy can boast Of Edi-
torials from the pen Of one of the ablest
financial writer's in this or any other coun-
try will be presented in each number.
For reasons not now proper to be men.
,ioned, we forbear to give the names of
those who shall compose the regular odito-
rial staff; but we f1atter ourselves that
when they shall appear, they will be found
to constitute such an array of talent as can
lot be excclled on this continent.
The we'll known character Of the indiyi-
dual whose name appears below, us n ste
nographic reporter, furnishes, we presume,
"a guarantee that, in all that relates TO i'm
portant political speeches and debates.
whether in legislative assemblies or out Of
them, tn, ''Herald" will present advanta-
gcs certainly not to be excelled by any pa
per in the Confederacy 41nt ~
~ The farming interests will be faithfully
vindicated, and care taken to disseminate
the earliest intelligence which proper re-
gard for the welfare Of that great element
Of national wealth and power shall demand.
In the matter of correct commercial in.
telligence, equal zeal shall be manifested,
our object being to assign to each of these
departments an editor of known experience
and ability.
Arrangements are on foot by which to
secure the earliest foreign news, and the
paper will contain such editorial talent as
will fully elucidate the bearing of foreign
diplomacy upon Southern interests.
In short, "'The Richmond Herald" will
be found 10 combine every feature of inter
est which the requirements of the present
crisis demand.
sit The enterprise is respectfully commend
ed to the favor and patronage Of the citi-
zens Of the Southern Confederacy.
,#'@f SIS yaS ',,i p. KEAN & CO,
feb 1896 . Richmond. Va.
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The Key stone.
A MASONIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

XXTAS commenced on the FIRST OF JAN.
w UARY, 1865, publication Of q
Monthly Magazine under the above title de-
voted to the interest Of the Ancient and
Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted
Mssous. ,.
believe that every good Mason will agree
with me in the opinion that such publica-
,ion win be beneficial in enlghtening our
less informed brethren, and in dispensing
many n calm, kind word Of cheerfulness to
the hearts. and homes of thousands of wor-
thy brothers, their widows 'ard orphans
1t will be my earnest purpose to bear what,
ever humble ability may possess to make
il reliable custodian of sound Masonic
Law aud Tenots, ever adhering closely TO
d, the Ancient Landmarks Of the Craf, in all
their pristine strength and symmetrical
beauty. '.f h" tns s,t
Trembling, lest 1 err, in clothing myself
for 80 responsible an Office, shnil engage
upon the KY STONE such skilled editorial
talent as shall keep the lights we'll trimmed
and brightly burning, with the sincere hope
that as our work goes forth each month,
from the quarrles of our labor it may pass
mn improved inspection and he acceptable to
ahe head and TO the heart Of every good
Master at whose homo or hands il may be
received. cSrtii u a.0A- ~ .tl
Masons, Lodges. Chapters, Councils and
Encampments win please send in their sub
scriptions at once.
Address y" ,.'N =.
y Pc WM. b. SMITH, Proprietor,
ta y. @}T "a m Raleigh, N. G.
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Now Ready.

gUNHE January number of THE KEYsroSE,
j. the only Masonic Mogazi.e in the
South. The Grand Lodge of North Caro-,
lima, at Raleigh, Dec. 7th, 1864, was pleas
cd to pass the following resolution:
Whereas, Brother VIM. B. Smith. of this
city, has commenced the publication of o
Monthly Periodical devoted TO tho interest
Of the Masonic Fraternityy entitled THE
KEYsToNE, and Kherens, "a work af.this kind
il very much needed by the Graft through.
out the Confede derate States, therefore,
Resolped. That this Grand Lodge recon-
mend said work to the Subordinate Lodges
and the Graft generally. hagt rsasI
q feb 1855 ts}yi fs.5,H ~ grsq3 F,a
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a Inc Southern Confederacy.
A DAILY JOURNAL.


FOR THE ARMY AND THE PEOPLE.
n EV0TED to the interest Of the Soldiers
{ ~ of tile Army of TeDnessee and the
people of the Confederate States, being a
National Newspaper of news, Political, Mill
tary, and Miscellaneous, Foreign and Do
mestic. prepared by ready writer's and cor
respondents, A''''' Ar' f"'rs
W 'si ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
The Editorial Department Of the Southern
Confedcraoy includes combination Of po-
litical. literary and industrial talent, syste-
matized in the several departments of en-
lnrged journalism, whose chief duty il will
he TO present the public daily mirror of
popular thought, action and event. after its
own fashion and from purely, independent
point Of view. .NI'
The News Department of the Southern
Confederacy will embrace a careful compila-
lion from all the Southern papers, and from
late Northern and Foreign sheets-arrange-
ments having been effected for the reception
of these.
y largo and,capable circle Of correspon-
dents from every section of interest, will
contribute no little to the prompt collection
of transpiring events. Especially will il be
our caredo note The affairs of the army in
our front, upon which hangs the destiny and
iii great part the entire South. ,.l...
! A very hrge share of attention will be
paid TO matters of q local interest, for which
purpose, competent Local Editor, with an
efficient staff of reporters, have been employ
ed A
q All communications should be addressed
to the ~
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
feb 1856 Southern Confederacy.
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The Reporters Directory.
bAoED UN
PHOTOGRAPHY.

u
H As been published, q book with the
Il IL above title, prepared by the subscriber
who has had nearly twenty years practice
in Photographic writing, having been at one
t,me employed MS an official reporter in the
U. 8. Senate, and who has bcen for the last
ssventeen months, and is now reporter OF
the Atlanta Intelligencer. l,,.. .,,....
The Dictionary will contain indications,
by means Of n simple nomenclature, for wri-
ting with Photographic letters, about 20, 600
words Of the English language, or ninety
nine one {hundreths of those in common use
tho remaining words being easily written
after these are learned.
In the instruction of the Dictionary, sim
Pile Instruction will be given for beginners
of the study of Photography, viii; iitho-
graphcd illustrations, prepared by one of
the best artists in the Confcderacy. The
object of the publication is to make STAN
pARD for Confederate Reporters, and to rem.
der itpossible for the much coveted and beau
tiful art of Reporting to be learned even
witliout the aid of o teacher. ,s.z.As
AS the work will be expensive, new type
having been procured expressly for 1t, only
n small edition will be issued. Those who
desire copies are requested to send TO the
author their orders Mt once, Ito be recorded, J
accompanied with the price for the same,
which will be fve dollars per copy. The
book in paper cover, and suitable for use,
will be sent to oil subscribers by mail, with
out additional expense. 81,
So q. a.a'fa "A. E. MARSHALL, is
.feb13'86 y,i1' o Atlanta, Ga.
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WINNsBoRo, s. G, THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL a7 1865
Confederate states G Govcrnment

s- 5, The Executive: ,,
Hon. JErF DAVIS, of Miss, President
Hon. A. II. STEVENS, Of Ca, Nce-P President.
The Cabinet. s.."
j. P. BENJAMIN, OF, La, Secretary Of State.
G. A., TRESHoLM, of S. c., Sec't Of Treasury.
J. c. BREoKINRfDug, Of KY, Sec'y of War.
s. II. MALLORY of Fla, iSee'y Of The! Navy.
Hon. GEo. DAVIS, of N. c., Attorney General.
JOHN II. REAGAN, Of Texas, Postmaster Ge,,.
fA ltf Heads of Bureaus: Ilg
Rufus II. Rhodes, Commissioner Of Patents
@, E. W. Nelson, Sup't Of Public Printing.
Gen. Sam Cooper, Adj't and Inspector Gen
John S. Preston, Chief Of Bureau of Con-
p, scription.
Brig Cen A. r. Lawton, Quaricrmaster Gen.
$. 7. Moore, Surgeon General. s...
+. w. Johns, Medical Puryeyor.
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JUST PUBLISHED, s,F lt.5
Master Wiisiaass SHiltems

yNfN.raf - - .tsNtEH'f Ii
A youth of brilliant talents, .Oho ,oas ruined 1s
bod luck.
By. the author Of "Georgis Scenes
A BOUT two hundred and fry pages oc-
IN tayo-well printed with neat paper
bowers. Written In Judge Longstrset's best
and most humorous style. Price SO, for
kwhioh we viii send copy! post paid,1to any
bort Of the Confederacy The usual dis
count TO the trade = u h ! ,S6Fs
All orders should he addressed TO u 4
BURKE, .R0YkIN s. co, !,
feb 1906 @ Macon, Ga; J
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I Terms--Sl 90 per, copy. Advertisements
inserted at 5000 q square, tan lines Or less
making . square. 5i,s ~.
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OrP1oE SouTuErN EXPRESS Co

An 80 Augusta, Ca, Feb, 70, 1861. p
IL The Southern Express Company hereby
notify the friends and relatives Of soldiers
in the Army Of Northern Virginia and else.
where, that they are prepared TO carry out
arrangements as announced in tile above
card. and that they will do ali in their power
TO fulfil it's requirements. !. !,
''' e JAMES SHUTTER. {
Gen'lSup't and Acting Prest,
feb 1866 = t@vsW 3lit' 1.aHf
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TELEGR APHIC
REPORTS OF THE PRESS AssoOf ATfoN,

No telegraphic news was received up
to the hour of going to press.
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To the Friends of lssc Soldiers
=. lTHR0IIGH0IIT TILE ECONEEnERAGY

'H'0 the HtiGndS of assC Soldiers
THROUGHOUT THE C CONFEDERACY.
QuARTERMAsTER GEN's DEpARTMEsT,
Railroad Bureau, Richmond, Feb. 20.'64.
NHE friends and relatives of soldiers in
i. the Army ofNorthern Virginia are here
by notified That On arrangements has this day
been effected with the Southern Express
Company, to carry all packages Of food and
wearing apparel 10 Richmond, Va.
To secure the advantages thus obtained
through the Express Company, the following
instructions must he observed:
Packages must not contain more than one
hundred pounds; be we'll secured, and plainly
marked. aud sent at the expense ofthe ship.
per to either of the Soldiers Relief Associa-
tions, which are located as follows: l.a
In North Carolina, at Raleigh; in South
Carolina at Columbia; in Georgia, at tAugusta;
In Alabama, at Montgomery, or to any other
point at which ono ofthese Associations huve
an office. s$t 80 L. tr@a p ~ ~
The Agents of these Associations will there
take charge Of them, and ship daily, by
Southern Express Company, 20 the proper
Agents of the respective States at Richmond
who will see them distributed co the proper
individual owners. 40 vts. Whist
To meet tho wishes of the soldiers, and to
give them a certain and speedy communities
ton 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 so
laudable an enterprise, the several railroad
companies are hereby requested to render the
Express Company such facilities as will ena-
BILE it TO make this arrangement complete
success. t' .EfN'f' N irTT3
AS the Southern Express Company as
sames all responsibility of the Trarsporta-
tion of these packages, the Relief Associa-
tions are requested to withdraw their agents
who have heretofore acted Us travelling
messengers. If the Relief Association will
establish agencies in, the rearIof other arm
les, they may enjoy the same privileges here
by secured to the army of Northern Vir-
ginia. +. w. SIMS,
Approved, 1t. Col. and Quarterm'r.
IA. r. LAwToN, Quartermaster Gen'l.
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Southern Literary NIessemger

TUSHIS long established and we'll known
Il journatof Literature having been re-
gently purchased by the subscribers, will in
future, be conducted exclusively under their
control. In ell its departments, both bust
ness and editorial, the Messenger will be un-
der the management of an entirely new re.
cime, and the Proprietors are saDguine of
success in the future whChthe Magasineha has
,iever yet realized, if their friends and the
public shall yield them support worthy of
30 important an enterprise, looking to the ad-'
yancement of the highest literary interest Of
the Confederacy. 't MY
Argument or appeal in behalf Of the i'm
portanoe Of an elevated literature to our
country, the absence Of which has hitherto
made us by word of reproaches among the
older nations, and even now initiates against
our interests abroad, need not be addressed
10 those whom this circular is designed to
reach. Y AH3 t.tf f', sns 'lhfsf
But TO the attainment Of this great end
something more Is necessary than mere ver-
bial expressions of fsympnthy and encourage.
ment The Friends of Southern literature
must fosler the efforts n onl@litcrary men TO
Secure for ,Is a WORTHY position in thcworld
ofletters ri"
We design the MessGh2cr TO be an enter,
priseworthy of support Of al glasses OF our
people. We shah aim chiefly. 10 secure for
our pages, the productions .sfthe@highest
order OF genius aud Scholarship, and at the
same time snch articles rs will contribute to
the instruction and amugenent of tho public
at large. To this end we shallgiye our at
,enjon to and solicit contribulons from
Southern writer's in all the Departments OF
Literature. Poetry, Romance, Review. CritiN
csm, in short, every subject whose promi.
nerce is sufficient TO enttle ii to notice, will
have Its due share Of attention
We earnestly solicit the assistance Of our
friends throughout etbe Confederaoy In the
enlargement Of our subscription list, which
must be increased TO enable us TO meet the
heavy peeuuiary. outlay (Which We shall be
subject.
For the present the price OF Subscription
win be $40 for twelve months So for six
months, IL the ordor is received previous. TO
March'1, 1866 Aftor that tdate the subscrip-
tion will he $12, for twelve months, $8 for
six months. This increase wilk not affect
those who subscribe before the frat of March
next, Orders must be accompanied with the
cash. a.
Mr.. George G. wedderburn, formerly Of
New Orleans. now Of this city, will control
thebusiness interests ofthe Messenger, and
Mr.. Frank II. Alfriend. ofthis city, pill die
rect its editorial management. Communica.
ticns. connected with the literary conduct Of
the Messenger, win be directed 10 the editor;
other communications should DO directed to
xRDpEaBUgs 4 ALrRIEND,
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Rates Of ssostage.
ON LETTERS.

81 Single letters not exceeding o half ounce
in weight, 10 any part of the Confederate
States, shall be 10 cents.
An additional rate for each additional
half ounce or less. f sa
& Drop letters 2 cents each. .e X
In the foregoing cases, the postage to be
prepaid by stamps on stamped envelopes.
Advertised letters 9 cents each. ,
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I" Gems" for Children,

rs the title Of q collection Of admirable
IL, stories, mostly founded on facts, and
which originally appeared in the Southern
PrcsJy:erida and Confederate Baptist, over
the signature of "TEACHRR."
The rapid. sale Of this work, (over 1900
copies having been sold, speaks well forthe
favsr with which IL has been received by the
Southern public. There is nothing seeta-
rian, contained in it, the authors" objeot be-
ing the inouloation of true piety amongst
the rising generation.
Copies can be procured this office Price
s$2. ,BFf 50 V R,iF.aMILI
\ apl1'65 49,. ,.
sDLANKs Of every description FOX sails at
I'D this office.
A LLskinds,bfiJo WORK neatly exeeu-
~ tad at this Office. 4@3 otsq
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state Record of Names Of De-
ceased Soldiers
SOITpu HkD or INA Cnr r r,rr
COLUMBIA, January 16, 1866.

4
ER appointment by the Legislature
" 10 prepare this Record, earnestly
appealto the families or friends of our de.
ceased soldiers to sendme Mt once theirnames
! SO, while there is nm opportunity to secure
accurate information. Hospital registers
and reports Of casualties from the army are
deficient in the information required; it must
bc'obtained at home. e.t' tt,av
The Record will date back to the beginning
of the war, and include all who have been
killed in battle or died of wounds received
in battle. or FROM disease or accident. II
you have been 80 fortunate as not 10 lose
friend or relative, yet remember that iii
noble to rescue from oblivion the name Of
but one friendless youth who had gone from
your neighborhood to die in our cause.
Give--l. Name in full 2. From what
District 8. Rank. 4. Company. 8. Regiment
and arm Of service. g. Died, year, month,
day. 4. Cause of death, and remarks (as
where he died, age, previously wounded, &c)
Circulars and blanks TO be filled will be
sent to such as desire them No fee or expense
is incurred by any one forhaving the record
made. The State is endeavoring 10 fulfill o
sacred obligation in securing now, and re.
cording for posterity, the names of all her
sons who have fallen In this war. in 1862,
the Convention unanimously resolved that
this should be done, "as o token OF respect
to their memories, and legacy Of inesii ina.
ole value their friends;" and the resolution
was sent forth, by their order, to be read TO
our regiments battalio Ind companies
everywhere. Many q brave soldier may
have died in solitude or rushed upon the foe,
with the thought in his heart that his name
would be honorably preserved at home.
feb 13'65.-d3 Y ,WM J. RIVERS.
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CAuTIoN FROM me
American Watch Co,

Ithaylng come to our knowledge that limitations
of the American Watch have been put upon the
market in great number, calculated hy their utter
worthicssncss Ia ujurc the reputation of oar genuc
products tn protect own interests aud tn" public
by which our Watches may Invariably be knOWn
We manufacture four styles OF Watches.
The FIRST has the name
"ANERIcAN WAftH CO, Waitham, Mass, I"
engraved ou the inside plate.
The stt ON, has the name
"APPLEloN, TRACY y co, Naltham, Mass,
engraved on the inside plate
The THIRD has the naua
"r. 5. EARFLEff, Naltham. Mass" engraved
the inside plate.
An the above STYLES have The name American
Watch Co printed ON the dial, aud .c warreuied IN
every respect.
The FOURTH has the namr
"WM. ELLEki, Boston, Mass. ;" ouEra5od on the
inside plate, and Is not uatat7 on tine dial.
All the above dcscrihcd Watches ar made Of Fari-
GUS sizes and sold in gold or silver cases, a
may De required.
Ii is har'll, possible for TO accurately describe
the numerous limitations 10 which have alluded.
They are usually Inscribed with na1nes 50 nearly
approaching our own As to escape the observation
of the unaccH-t toned bGt Sotae are represented
as made by the Il MON Watch TO Bpstuu, Mas,
'Sodier's Watch 10 he sold Fourth Of
WIN. Ellcry style, usually known rs the soldier.
Watch otltrrs are named the Appleton Natrh
CO.. others the 'i : laFtley, instead of our l.
: BARTLETT beside many various mined In such II
hnnner as TO convey the ttet that taty are tHr
vsritahie productions ei H. american Watch Com
I,any.
We also caution tie public, and. particularly
soldiers against hnstug cisftain articles CNtIhp
watches so freely adtctt.ed in Illustrated paper ~
.Arpr N,ich. - stptlceFs. Natebcs : AItgjc
Time observers Arc.,u.l Watches Sc the pric,-
at which stated To te from seven To sixteen
dollar. good watch, in these tunes, cannot b.
afforded for amy such monty
\ liulc attention tn the part Of buyers vi pro
iect them from gross imposition.
Robins K APPLETON,
Agents Tor the American Watct 90,
- Broadway, &eW York