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NORTH-CAROLINA, SUPERIOR COURT OF
~ 1redeii Coucty. Law, Fall Term, 1867.

n r. n rs Attachment levied on personal property
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
tina, the defendant NJ e. Dunlap, resident Of our
said State of North Carolina it is, therefore, ordered by
the Court that publication be made for six weeks notify
ing the said g. Dunlap personally to be- and appear
the next term of said Superior Court Of Law to be held
for said County of ede at the Court House States
vle en- the sixth Monday after the fourth Monday Au.
gust next then aud there by himself by some attorney
of said Court, plead answer demur repevv, to the
attachment herein filed, judgment according the act
dered against him.
Witness, A. Mclaughlin, Clerk of our said Court, at
Office in Statesville, this luth December 1862.
R. A. MCLAUGHLIN, C. C.
Dec. 49, 1852. (pr. adv $a.6215) 5l-v6t
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LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANCE OF A DECRETAL ORDER MADE
at the Fail Term 1852, of Wayne Court of Equity,
will sell at public auction the premises, the 9Th day
OF December, 1862 ut IL NJ tract of land lying in tho
south EASTERN part of Wayne County the North East
River ajpnng the lands of the heirs of Wn. Whitfield,
(decessed,) Heseki.h Grimes L. W. Lewis and Others.
known as The John T. Bryan place, and containing about
seven hundred and fifteen
TERMS OF SALE Five per cent. cash bond with APP
proved security for the of the balance six month
alter date, with interest from the day of sale
w. G. MURISEY, C. N. E.
GGldSborO' y. c., Dec 2. 1904 a.. VIII
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RECRUITS WAsTED!

hECNUIIS wa III Ell :!
4 WANT FIFTY MORE GOOD RECRUITS FOR MY
Il Squadron of Partisan Rangers-twenty.iv men for
each Company of the Squadron. want none bat sound
men, as want them for service.
Those who wish to join me- do so by applying 10 me
at this camp The men need bring only horse and pair
of blankets and good suit of clothing Arms ana equip.
ments will be furnished on their arrival
The second Company Of the Squadron is commanded BY
Capt John L. Wharton, of Guford. The Squadron is
now operating in the country between far aud Roanoke
Rivers The headquarters of the Squadron are in
Pitt County, seventeen miles from Greenville
THOMAS w. HARRIS
Capt CONG Squadron
December is, 1882. 5l-w4tpd
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For the Standard.
CONTRIBUTION TO THE HOSPITAL AT GARYs.
BURG.
Mr. EDIroR:-Allow me. through your columns. 10
knowledge the liberal donation of one hundred dollars to
the brigade hospital by the Concert Troupe of Gen b. H.
R"bersons brigade, consisting of Capt McClenahan,
ngton. Lieut. W Wharton, Sergt Wnsow, Serst
J Wilkinson Z Person.
Respectfully,
b. G. DUNLAP
Hospital Steward.
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SENATE.

~. TUESDAY, Dec. 10Th, 1862.
Tie Speaker called the Senate to order at 10
o clock Journal of yesterday read and approved.
message Was received from the House of Com.
mons transmitting sundry engrossed bills and reso
iu,'' is announcing their passage in that body, and
s!kins the concurrence Of the Senate therein Said
OILS and resolutions were read 1st time passed and
'Tets'ssd to appropriate committees.
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NOTICE.

HAVE NOT HEARD FROM MY SON. KILBY
4 DAUtSHTRi, who belongs TO Capt. Necklaces company,
7h n C. State Troops, the 9Th day of August last:
He then G"rdonsville, and was sick will be
thankful any officer soldier of Capt Mcaes company
oro the 18th State Troops or to any else who will in.
form me of the condition or fate of my My Pos;otce
kitty DAUGHTRY.
Dec. Q, 1852. 5O-wstnd
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STEAM saw MILL. Fop :,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REIy.nn

day the ath ha af .n mnE s SUM-
ANTHONY He is of whitish yellow comper oy namsd
feet or inches high, Is 20 years Old and about
ts 0"nd He has
NO doubt he is trying to pass for free bow LOOK
Will give the above reward for him delivered g.
get him. r III va any n.y. Jail so
Caswell Co., March IA, 1862, "A1aakEN.
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NORTH-CAROLINA,l I'm EQUITY, FALL
IL Alamance County. Term, 1852
JoHN LONG and Others Er pa,te
This being called for further directions it o,dr
ed by the Court that publication made in the Ksieirh
Standard weekly for sig successive weeks for the hers
Henry Long, deceased who appear be inhabitants Of an
"r State, to forward and prove their identity be-
for he Clerk and Master of this Court before the next
term of this Court for the County of Aamance to lie held
in the of Graham.
ISAAC HOLT, c. Me-
Dec. 3, 1859. (pr. adv $66215o 50-w6t,
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LOTS AT TRINITY COLLEGES
1.-TWO SPLENDID DWELLING. unI,..

Il handsome lots for sale The lots adinn h n AND
aud front the campus Aso 10 acres land M o'hr
good meadow !" oonuecti"" with ~ "".cn sa
asrrs ON WINCH s are two meadow good spring and
above property can be had at COST if application he mn.
Immediately. Come and see for yourself '' MADE
Sept S, 1862. e7 al:
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
Quarter Sessions, Novem'
Der Term, 1862.
NJORTH.CAROL
lV Irede!l County.
SARAH NJ. LAuRAScE,
Petition for Dover.

ADoLPnUs A. LAuRaNcE
WV. H. LONG and wife ADAL1xE Petition for Dover.
WV. RAwLEs AID wife JULIA
A. N. BOYLE aud wife MARY, and
ELIZA KING and others.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Adoiphus A. Laurance, VIM H. Long and wife Ada
line and VIM Raves and wife julia nonresdents Of
TINS stae 49, therefore, ordered By the Court that pub
LEGATION be made for the space of six weeks in the Raleigh
Stan Aa'd newspaper published in the City of Raleigh,
tor the said non residents to be- and appear at the next
ours to be held for the County of Irede the Court
next there and then to plead answer or demur plain
TINS petition in our said Court fled judgment pro
Iess' Will be taken as them and the Of she pe
tioner will he granted.
Witness, NJ f Freeand Clerk Of our said Court at Of
ce in Statssviile, the third Monday in November A. D.,
1862. NJ f. FREHLAND Clerk.
Dec 16, 1862. I(pr. adv $5s2H) '5l-w6t
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VALUABLE LAND AND SAW MIr,-
SALE. Ah FUR

WILL Will SELL THE TRACT OF LAND on wt,o,,
Il reside, ~ miles southwest of Raleigh MhtCH
acres, of which about 50 are in cultivation T $50
the comfortable houses and convenient bsra on
On the land is a No STEAM SAW Mill, ,n ufns
without the land GEO W ,Tp Ee. with or
Oct. %, 1852. Ai,hlHoN.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

a 8 EXECUTORS OF THE LATE DR. W. A. AR
"A drey, will sell Tuesday. the 9Th day Of January
next on the premises in Meckenburg county, the panla
100 1900 land about 500 Of which
high state of cultivation adapted to the culture of cotton
wheat, corn, DC. The plantation is of the best in
Mecklenburg county, well waered and is situated 6
mes south Of Charlotte and about miles south Of
Morrows Turnout. On the premises is fine two story
dwelling house and all necessary outbuildngs in good
pair
At the time and place. 25 so NEGROES belong
ing to the estate will be hired for ~ mouths.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JAS b. ROBINSON, lr,.
JAS. r. ARDREY, AIS
Dee. g. 1852. 5O-w4t,
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

SEVERAL VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE
- town of Ptsboro n. G. Will also or lease for
term Of years, to- the right sort Of man, my desirable
Hotel property, which with proper management can be
made very Esmuneratve it being the only house of tina
kind in the place. Apply.to
MRS. E. R. GOLDSTON
Pittsboro', Dec. Is, 1852 5-wst.
~ Fayetteville Observer copy times, weekly.
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TAKEN uD

A ND COMMITTED TO THE. JAZZ m
county, Nor;h.Carolina, on the ls,h dar r irERSoN
Hvy cboaan eoan1 who to Ds
the Piedmont Railroad Said bov WAS ~ hired to on
very black aged IS or 20 years, square b" In height
large scar under his right eye. 'e'' and has
properly pay charges and take him AVA 'rward prove
dealt with according to law '' Ut ne will be
Roxboro', Oct. 81, 1862. ''iAiH' Sheriff.
a3-wtf
STEAM SAW MILL FOR sAIc--
" Z HAVE AN EXCELLENT TwrNm,
~ morse power ENGINE and SAW Mill 1.-TWO
VIII sen cheap we will sell the Engine either ~a s We
For further particulars, address
MARSHALL REAMEs
Dec, s. 1862. Louisburg, NC.
"O-w5tnd
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GU Staabarb.
LEGISLATURE OF NORTH-CAR0LINA.
SENATE.

SENAlE.
MONDAY, Dec. Is, 1862.
The Senate was called to order at 10 O'Clock.
journal of Saturday read and approved. -.
A hill, to punish the harboring of descrters, bill
tn amend the charter of the N. G. Powder Manu-
featuring Company, were severally read the 80 time
and passed
The bill in relation to the Justices of Johnston
county was read the I'd time, aud on motion OF Mr.
Ramsay, re. committed to the committee on propo-
sitions and grievances, with instructions to report
general bill on this subject. :.
The bill to authorize the justices Of the several
counties in this State to establish at their own dis
cretion work houses in connection with the common
jsils of their counties, was read the "a time.
After some discussion upon the passage OF the ol
Mr., Leitch moved to lay the same on the table, NOT
agreed to-yeas IA, nays 81. The bill then passaa
its I'd reading. -.
titled Revenue" was taken up and read the z9
time.
Nj Bagley offered the following as substitute
for the I'd paragraph of section lst.
Q "All the slaves in this State, (Which slaves ex-
cepting mechanics hereby declared to be OF the
following value, viz
All slaves under five years of age of the value Of
one hundred dollars; all slaves between the ages OF
five and ten years of the value of two hundred aol'
lars all slaves between the ages OF ten and twenty
years. of the value Of five hundred dollars; all slaves
between the ages of twenty and thirty years. OF the
value of six hundred dollars all slaves between the
ages of thirty and forty years, of the value Of five
hundred dollars; and all the slaves between the
ages of forty and sixty years, of the value OF two
hundred dollars; and all the slaves habitualy EN-
poyed in any mechanical trade, are hereby declared
to be of the average value of six hundred dollars,
excepting such as the county courts may have ex-
empted from taxation on account of bodily or men
tai in6rmity In lieu of the above substitute,
Mr.. Copeland presented an amendment which was
rejected.
Mr.. Brown called for division of the question
ded the yeas and nays. The Senate agreed to strike
out-yeas %, naysS.
Several unimportant amendments were offered to
the substitute Ct Mr.. Bagley, which was rejected.
The Speaker announced Messrs. Arendell, Cope
land and Dickson as the committee on enrolled bills
for the present week.
On motion of Mr.. Ramsay, the Senate adjourned
until tomorrow morning 10 o'clock.
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THE NORTH. CAROLINA STANDARD:

agreed to adjourn on the 22d inst, to meet again
on the 10th of January next
On motion of Mr.. Waddell, the rules were sus-
pended, and the House proceeded to the considera-
ton of bill, to organize mounted patrol for each
county.
Mr. Waddel advocated the bill, and Mr.. Beal op-
posed it, and moved to lay'it on the table. The
motion was lost
Mr.. Grisson proposed substitute for the bill.
Mr.. Grissom explained the import of the substi-
tutc and argued to show that it covered the whole
ground and was not obnoxious to civil liberty, as
he thought the original bill was.
The matter was further discussed by Messrs.
Russ and Long, when, on Mn McAdens motion,
both bills were tabled.
The bill to enable the Governor to have articles
flood and clothing seized for the public during
the war was taken up.
Mr. Shepherd explained the features of the bill,
and moved to amend by excepting tobacco from the
provisions of the bill. The amendment was agreed
Mr.. Mckay addressed the House in opposition to
the bill and said that the Governor had the power,
under military necessity, when such necessity ex-
listed, and moved to lay it on the table, but with
drew the motion at the request of Mr. Waddell, who
spoke against the bill conflicting with the bill of
rights.
Mr.. Kirby spoke at length in advocacy of the bill,
dealing heavy blows ON extortion and extortioners,
and argued to show that the necessity of the case
and justice to the poor classes required the passage
of this bill.
Mr. McAden opposed the bill as unnecessary, and
as giving too much power to the military authority.
lie did not think suck bill vas demanded by the
times. He argued against the Sill at length.
Mr.. Ingram addressed the House on the subject
MIR. kirby again addressed the House, in reply to
Mr. McAdcn and in favor of the bill.
Mr. Watson moved the indefinite postponement
of the bill The ayes and noes being taken, the
motion prevailed.
Mr.. PEBBLES moved reconsideration of the vote
bv which the House refused to repeal the Stay Law.
Before the question was put, Mr.. Cowles moved to
adjourn, which was carried.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.


The House met pursuant to adjournment
journal of Saturday was read.
Mr. Bryson presented memorial from citizens
of Cherokee county, asking that sufficient amount
Of whisky may be distilled in that county for medi-
cal purposes. Referred to the COMMITTEES on Pro-
positions and Grievances
Mr.. Young of Yancv presented memorial from
citizens of Mitchell county, relative to the removal
of the county seat of that county; also of
resolutions passed by the county court on the same
subject. Referred to the committee on private bills.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Waddell bill to transfer the States interest
in the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Com
pany, to the individual stockholders thereof; pro-
vides that they give bond to complete the work in
two years. Referred to committee on internal
improvements
Mr.. Shepherd bill to give power to all the ncor-
porated towns in the State to levy additional taxes
Mr. Nsscn bill to authorize the Treasurer to
pay to such troops as have'been discharged under
the conscript law also to refund bounty certain
volunteers released by the conscript bill.
Mr. Ams presented the credentials of Mr.. jenkins,
member elected from Granville, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the. resignation Of Hon K. B. Gillian.
Mr. Jenkins was qualified and took his seat.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration of the
unfinished business, being the bill to raise State
reserve, reported by the minority OF the committee
on military affairs.
mr. McKays amendment to make the field Off
GERS elective by the company officers, being the
question before the House
The amendment prevailed and after much discus
sion the bill passed its second reading.
The House then took recess till o'clock.
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EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The House met a: o'clock.
Mr.. Waddel introduced resolution to adjourn
on the 22d inst, and meet again on the 10Th of
January, 1853 Passed, ordered to be engrossed
and sent to the Senate
BILLS, ETC, PROM THE CALENDAR
A bill to incorporate the Unicoy and Hiawassee
Turnpike Company. Passed its second and third
readings, under suspension Of the rules
Mr.. PEBBLES moved reconsideration of the vote
by which Mr.. Wadde,Ys resolution was agreed to-
The motion to reconsider was agreed to, and after
several propositions to auaerd, the House finally
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Q EVENING SESSION.

House met at o'clock.
The Speaker announced that the question before
the House, was the motion Of Mr.. Grissom to sus-
pend the rules to put the bill to raise State reserve
upon its 3rd reading
Mr.. McAden hoped that the motion would not
prevail. and hoped that his friend from Granville
would withdraw bis motion.
MIR. Grisscn withdrew the motion, and the bill
was made the special order for II o'clock Tuesday.
BILLS FROM THE CALENDER
A bill to authorize the President and Directors of
the Literary Board to elect Treasurer.
Messrs Shepherd and Shober favored the bill, and
gave the reason why the Literary Board, the COM
mittee on education, the superintendent of common
schools, Governors Reid, Bragg, and Vance had re-
commended such an appointment.
Aessrs. PEBBLES and Mckay opposed it upon the
ground that it was multiplying officers at an i'm.
proper time.
The bill was passed its third reading
An engrossed bill to amend the Revised Code, con.
corning working public roads, passed third reading.
bill to amend the charter of the Cheraw and
coalfeld Railroad, passed second reading.
bill to amend an act to enlarge the powers of
the county courts, for raising revenue for county
purposes
Mr.. Shepherd explained the bearings of tho bill.
Mr.. McAden said if he properly understood the
bill he favored it; he suggested that it needed YER
bA amendment to make it sufficiently comprehen-
sive
Mr. Shepherd accepted the amendment and the
bill passed.
A bill to amend the charter of the Tennessee and
Ohio railroad company, passed.
A bill allowing further time for the registration
Of deeds, grants, &C., passed its End and Sd read
ings, under suspension of the rules.
An engrossed resolution to have the Governors
Inaugural printed, passed End and Sd readings
A bill to incorporate the Bank Of Lincolnton.-
Amended and passed its I'd and Sd readings, under
suspension of the rules.
A bill to amend Revised Code so as to allow Jus.
tees of the Peace to continue in office, that NAV
have to leave their counties owing to tho presence
of the enemy. Passed End add Sd reading.
A bill altering the place for comparing tie Tolls
in 44th Senatorial district Passed 2nsi1 "a Sd
reading.
An engrossed bill to amend an act entitled Mill.
tia Bill" Passed I'd and Sd readings, under a sus.
pension Of the rules.
A bill to admit proof of hand writing in certain
cases. Passed I'd and Sd readings. g.
A bill to modify an act entitled an act to change
the jurisdiction Of the courts and alter the rules OF
pleading.
After brief discussion the bill was laid on the
table.
Mr.. Richardson moved suspension of the rules.
to take up the bill to amend the charter of the Che.
raw and Coalfeld R. Road. Agreed to and the bill
.l'assed its final reading in the House.
On motion the House adjourned
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to ths Board iii confoy proysos Section OF
ordinance, No. 5s52. approved April 10, 1861,
In perung the " TINY o. the books Of the
OF Board Of Commissioners appraised at Sl060D l5
which has been yield $i6622 s. being nearly sixty
Thousand S62 dollars than the appsiseent
Yon will also ascertain by this report transactions
between the city of New Orleans and Bulodieck in regard
his default handling the funds Of the Fink estate the
agreement Of final settlement and Its confirmation
would refer You particularly to the report itself and in
doing beg to congratulate the very satisfactory
condition q the fund resunS from The careful and zeaous
remain your obedient servant, 80, sfl{
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Respectfully submitted, faf=s
W. IRVING HoDGsoN ~ =
New Orleans Dec. 81 1851. 81, ''a'' pto seu
II The foregoing report having been read, was. on
motion of Mr.. Leefe, ordered to be spread mon
the journal. y "a
Mr. Magiom appeared and took his seat, SIS
Mr.. Leefe, Chairman Of the Fink Asylum Fund.
introduce the folio wing report. Carried:
orFicE or rHs BOARD or COMMISSIONERS j
- z - go g. FINK AsyLun FUND,
ST I'll . II sSSi9 M New Orleans, January lAt 1862
the hcnor lay before yon this the rs,
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ilt5ii@ h 5s3 81 n Respectfully submitted,
a5j.s$ssass s5js ssra W. IRVING HODGSoN,
Secretary pro lem
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