Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-06

LaShley.
14-J. Howell, Green Mills, Caswell S. Jnks.
15.-A. E. Rowland, j. Rowland, Alvin Jones.
" 16.-G. A. Upchurch, B. G. Sears, Wesley
17.-Matthew Herndon, P. H. Bartee. j. R.
Marcum.
18-C. Lowe, H. Weathcrspoon, II. E. Lyon.
19.-Ewel Freeman Washington Marshall, W.
j. Suit.
2O.-Robert Halliburton, Thomas Ross, W.. D.
" 21.-McVay Chandler, A. Yearly, A. G. Terrell.
" ga. w. Brown, Alfred King, Thos. Cozart.
" 23.-Charles Pennington, Lynn Sorrel, Willie
24.-Rich'd Edwards, Nat. Jones, VIM. Barbee:
25.-N. T. Thompson, Thomas Haley, Alfred
johnson.
" 26.-W O. Smith, j. j. Lynn, Peterson Spikes.
27.-L. Fl. Crowder, Mark Stone, Nat Carlton.
2S-Willis Pullen, Fred Goodwin E. Sanders.
29.-Leroy Jones, j. j. Lee, Edwin McCullers.
90. ii. Thomas E. Terrell, Michael O'Neal.
" 3l.-George Brogden, Menasseh Safer, W.
jackson.
d" s2-MoSes A. Allen, Hillory Thompson, David
ss.-Edward Chapel, Reuoin Fleming, Willie
s4-Jos. Yeargin, R. W. Wynn, Nat. Dunn.
S5.-Sion Rogers. Robert Perry, W. r. Knight.
" &c. Richard B. Seawell, Drury Partin, E. b.
a7.-Geo. W. Crockett A. J. Pool, n B. Green.
3S.--Gco. II. Faribaut, W. j. Busbee, Calvin
Poole.
39-Calvin Weathers VIM. Hicks, j. L. Britt.
4O.-Orn Smith, Needham Bryant, Marshall
Beasley
41-John Young, Ransom Gully, j. Parish.
42:-Larkin Smith, Samuel Wilder, Solomon
4s.-Wm. H. Hood, James W. Lilies, Henry
Rhodes.
44-Jas. Todd, William H. Richardson, VIM.
Lee.
45.-Kearney Upchurch, Solomon Pace Joseph
PEBBLES.
46-Gco W. Scarborough, \. Scarborough, --
Weathers.
47-Wm. Underhill, Henry Horton, P. P. Pace
4S.-Raford Chambee, Budd Bum, A. j. In
derhi!l.
49-J. F. Hopkins, R. Bum, N. D. Freeman.
SOB. StaIings B. Perry, Littlcton Privets.
5l.-Jos. Fowler, jr., Elias R. Pace, Allen r.
Perry.
52-R S. Perry, J. s. Walker, Freeman Jones'
" 53.-Phlip Pearce, James II. Scarborough
Churchwcll Afford.
54.-Reddin Jones, VIM B. Dunn, Calvin A.
Mitchell.
55.-Geo. B. Allen, Michael Thompson, j. P.
Robertson.
" 56.-Oakley Harrison, VIM. Perry, Anderson
Lowry.
57.-W. G. Mangum, Edward Rochel!. P. S.
Rogers.
5s.-David Beck, Fenner Keith, George H.
&C. W. b. Hutchings, Calvin Jordan, Jas.
NJ Belts.
6O-M. B. Register, VIM. c. Upchurch, Jordan
Womble.
6l-Jno. W. Adams, Jas. Adams, j. Honeycutt.
&C. H. Afford, Bennett Olive, VIM. Jones.
es.-James NJ. Terrell, j. B. Redford' Chesley
64.-Edward Allen, A. P. Woodall, Anderson
Goodwin.
65-Jno Pearcc, Willie Powell, Willis Smith.
66.-S. NJ. Utley, S. NJ. Williams, L. Crowder.
ct. e. Utley, A. j. Woodward, B. Brown.
6S.-A. W. Belts, Jos. X. Stewart, p. Partin.
CD. Mitchner j. Wcathers, j. Broughton.
" TO. Broadwell, E. L. Mills, E. Barker.
The attention of School Committees is called to
sec. SO, Goth chapter Revised Code:
1.-The School Committees shall, in month after
their term of office commences, report in writing to
the Chairman of the Board of Superintendent the
number and names of the white children in their
districts of six and under twenty one years OF age
and on failure so to do, shall each forfeit and pay
five dollars to be recovered 10y warrant before any
Justice of the Peace in the name of the Chairman
of the County Superintendent, to be appropriated
to the use of the School District in which such fail
ure shall occur"
JoSEs's REpoRrs.-Our thanks are due to Hamil
ton G. JONES' Esq, Reporter, for a copy of " Re-
ports of Cases at Law, argued and determined in
the Supreme Court of North Carolina, December
Term, 1885," This volume contains 246 pages. 1t
is printed on good paper and IN superior manner,
by Mr.. j. j. Bruner The style in which these Re-
ports have been gotten up of late years, will COM
pare favorably with that any Reports in this
try, North or South; and as to the matter Of the
that is known to be standard authority not
only in this State, but is received such in many
other States of the Union. Mr.. Jones has trouble
some and laborious task to perform in publishing
the decisions, but We suppose he is well sustained
by the patronage of the profession He deserves to be-
The WHEAT CRoP.-We learn that the wheat
crop in this and the surrounding Counties looks well
as general thing, though in localities it is be-
ing injured by the chinch bug. The crop put in is
larger than that of any previous year.
The late warm and copious rains which we have
had in this section, have impaired new life to vege-
tation of all kinds
"THEY FEED WELL IN RALElGu."-A stranger
sojourned in City day last week. and attend
ed market. The next day, very early, they depart
ed; and on his way doaon the country, he met fell
Iow.traveller coming in ,hs direction. He hailed him,
&c hello, stranger! wh re are you going?" "To Ra-
leigh" was the reply. "Well, 60 ahead-they feed
we'll there! Iattendcd market yesterday, and found
two bushels of meal and one dried raw-hde!"
W- We learn that Mr.. Nathan J. Wyatt, of this
County, bas purchased the farm and mills. near this
City, of Maj W. F. Collins, for the sum of $17, 800.
This farm embraces about $50 acres and has on it
one Of the best mills in the State. 1t is valuable
and most desirable piece of property. Maj. Collins,
we learn, contemplates removing to Texas
~ subscriber at Trenton complains of delay
in receiving the Standard at that Office We as
sure him it is not our fault. Postmasters will please