Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-15

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John NJ Dick, Judge Superior
Courts, for 10 certificates
from 3rd Circuit, $40
Thomas Ruffin, Jr., Solicitor,
for 10 certificates from 4th
Circuit, 24o
William Lander, Solicitor, for
certificates from 9th Cir
cult. oo
j. j. Bruner, for printing and
covering No. l, Vol q, of
Jones Law, and No. ., Vol.
!, Jones Equity Reports, 800
W. j. Houston Solicitor, for IL
certificates from 2nd Circuit 900
Jesse e. Shepherd, Judge Su-
perior Courts, for II certif-
Gates from End Circuit, $40
John l.. Bailey, Judge Supe-
riOr Courts, for s certificates
from Gth Circuit, 72O
NJ F. Manly, Judge Superior
Courts for 10 certificates
from 9TH Circuit, 1915
Forest Manufacturing Compa-
ny, paper for Public Print
ing, l,o3I ~
Holden 4 Wilson, printing 1G
qulreS Warrants for Chair
men of Common Schools, and
94O QulreS lax LlStS &c, tot w
Holden Il Wilson, for printing
the Laws andJournalS Of the
Legislature Of 1889, S,jl4 81
Holden II Wilson, for advertis-
ing sales of State Bonds. % 90
Thomas j. Lemay, examining
the account Of Holden & Viii
son, for printing the Laws
and Journals of the General
Assembly of lS:JSrj9 =
Bank of the State of North-Car-
olina, premium for $4,000
check on New York. 25O
Bank of the State Of NorthCar-
DINA, premium on 100000
check on New York, 150
Bank of Clarendon premium
for $l9, 502.5l check on New
York, lJ5 Uj
John c. Williams & Co, pre-
MUM for checks on New
York, 23 10
Bank of Fayetteville, premium
for $9,7Jl.26 check on New
York, 81 81
Geo T. Cooke, Postmaster in
Raleigh, postage stamps for
State Offices i'll Capitol, % IL
Norwood, Parker & Co., tax re-
funded. %
John l.. Barnes tax refunded ,
w. I. SanderSOn, - 10
William Pcrcival, for planning
improvements, &C., in State
Capitol i4O
Briggs & Dodd, for work done
Oh the Legislative Library in
the Capitol, los
o. II. Perry, for expenses in
Cured by him on account Of
the State Library, IL G3
o. ii. Perry, State Librarian,
his 2nd quarters salary for
1859, 1l2 ~ /
Bank of Clarendon, temporary
State loan, 10000
Bank of Wilmington, temporary
State loan. 10000
r. II. Page, Secretary of State
his End quarters salary for
1859, 200
Drury King, Superintendent Of
the Capitol, his ID quarters
salary for 1859, GJ
jesse II. Lindsay, for 10 State
Bonds of $1,000 each, 10000
George Bower. fer 3 State
Bonds of 81, 900 each, 5000
William Peace, Treasurer of the
Rex Hospital fund, for l
State Bond of $1,000, 1000
r. n. Il d. c. IIerndon, for
State Bono of $1,000, 1000
d. w. Courts, Public Treas
urcr, his I'd quarters salary
for 1859, 500
w. Il. Richardson, Clerk of the
Treasury Department, his I'd
quarters salary for 1859, 1877 80
John W. Symc, for advertising
sales Of " c. Bonds in Raj
cigh Register, 81 80
w nr,kn DorcOnc for oIvar
Using sales of \. {. Bonds
i'll New York Daily News, 81 Is
Adams Express freight on
package from New York to
Raleigh, l
Dantorth, Perkins & Co., N. Y,
for printing coupon bonds of
the State of North Carolina, Is
:. j. j. Chaplin, for binding Laws,
Journals and Documents of
the General Assembly Of
1852, 1899 "a
Hamilton Il Carter, for keeping
the Capitol grounds in order
months, and 8 evergrcens
for said grounds, 159 -
Williams Cross, interest OH
Bond of Cape Fear and Deep
River Navigation Company, IS
Games Cassiday, for acc'ts at
vouchers from l to % inclrl-
sivc, on account of the Cape
Fear and Deep River Navi-
cation Company, 1865 Is
Samuel L. Adams, part pay
ment in advance for deliver
ing Laws, &C., in the eastern
counties Of the State, %
c. c. Tally, part payment for
delivering Laws, &C., in 10
counties of the State, 100
John w. Ellis, Governor of
North-Carolina, his I'd quar-
ters salary for 1859, 100
Charles Kuester, for work done
at the Executive Mansion, 50 So
Warehouse & Bowes glass
globe for the Executive Man.
sion,
Henry j. Brown, articles for
the Executive Mansion,
E. c. Belvin, articles for the
Executive Mansion, 65
c. b. Mench & Co., articles for
the Executive Mansion, 45
Hamilton & Carter, articles for
the Executive Mansion, Is 70
Will Ii. Battle, Judge of Su-
preme Court, his I'd quarters
salary for 1852 625
Will. \. Jenkins, Attorney
General for attending Su-