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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

NASHVILLE. Tenn, June IL. There was a
skirmlsh at Tnune yesterday About 500 reb-
els dashed into the camp of the 9th Kentucky
cavalry, but were repulsed. Tho rebel comman,
der was shot from his horse and is reported dead.
Another rebel officer was also wounded. Two
federal soldiers were slightly wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

New YORK, June IL, The Post SAYS a COM
mittee of citizens who recently visited Washing
ten to lay before the President a project for
raising division of 10000 colored soldiers, re-
port that he fully approved Of the proposition,
only regretting that the facts did not warrant
them in asking authority to raise l0O,O 900, and
declaring himself ready, as soon as sufficient
number could BE- raised, to make them part of
a command for Gen. Fremont.
fit should appear expedient, he would create
department expressly for Fremont, so as to en-
able him to carry out his combination of white
and black regiments. series of public meet.
ings in the several counties is to be held to ni-
tiate the measure.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

WASHINGTON, June IL. Affairs along the
front of the army of the Potomac remain the
same as before the last advance, the enemy as
well as our own troops maintaining their orig
inal lines below the town. Occasionally a sig
nal gun is heard, and some scattering shots from
the skirmishers. Intelligence from Carolina
Co., Virginia, shows that the enemy has no
strong forces there. There are several picket
guards at the fords and landings, and one at
Bowling Green, the county seat, and on one Of
the railroads. These constitute their entire
strength. The neck this side of the Rappahan-
mock is quiet
The following official dispatch was received
this afternoon:
PooLEsvlLLE, Md, June IL. The rebel cav
airy came across the river this morning at day.
break about $50 strong They dashed rapidly
up the tow-path, driving In our paroles, and
attacked Co. |, of the 9Th Michigan cavalry,
who were on picket duty at Seneca Our fo!c es
gradually fell back, pursued by the enemy, to
within three miles Of Poolesville. The enemy
then rereated to Seneca, burned the camp of
the Michigan company, returned down the tow
path and recrossed the river. We lost men
killed, and one wounded The enemy left
on the field one lieutenant and one man killed.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June IL. Maj Gen. Couch
and staff arrived this afternoon, to consult With
Gov. Curtin on the best means of defending our
border They will be joined tonight by Maj
Gems. Schtnck and Brooks. The most energetic
means aye devised and will be carried into effect
at once.
General orders from Gen. Couch, and proc
lamaton from Gov. Curtin will be issued to-mor
row, calling upon the people Of the State to or
game Immediately for the State defence.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
TICE.a .aaaev og~
TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

THE undersigned, having in the Comm IS on bus
4 ness for some tim,. and owing the wants and n
cessity or immediate sales and remttanCes OF the sale
of Produce, would Inform Me chants ID Others who ship
Produce to Bosom Market that prepared to make
sales OF all kinds OF Produce sent immed
~ on its arrival, and the proceeds will be Immediately
forwarded to the c)nsipnor For ability to do SO we
refer to Hon RopERloK RICH ,RDs an nd for pastcu
lars, prices &C., GA w. WILDER both OF MONTPELIER
HARVEY PARKER, .tfTl :
- .eGlL.... .. Commission Merchants, lt,g4D
fw6mi6 No. 8 So Market st Boston
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-30

r,ONFEDERATE TAX NOTICE...THE AS.
SCISSORS will attend at my office in the City Of Raleigh
daily, Sundays exceped from the fourth to the thirty.
rst day of January next for the purpose Of receiving
turns Of all subjects of TAXATION in accordance with an
act to lay the Defence and the
government OF the Confederate States" approved April
24th. 1888, as foows: I
st Every person engaged in any trade business or
cupaton mentioned in the fifth section of said act requiring
quarterly gross sales to be made will make them
and pay the thereon and those who the same
will pay the specific tax for the year 1854. .
3D. Every person. joint stock company ana corPorauon
will make return income and profits derived by them
from every occupation employment business whether
registered not in which they may nave Deen engaged
and from every investment of labor, skill property or
and the income and profits derived from any source
whatever from the day Of January 1885, to the first day
of January, 1854
3d. Returns will be received of all agricultural products
not used in cultivation and asses owned by each
tsUveuuer is which have not heretofore
been given in
4th 1t having been decided by the Commissioner Of
Taxes that all moneys, bank notes and other currency
mot specially exempted in the ac hand deposit
the first day ofJuy last whether held by bankers
toneers, merchants commission merchants farmers law
yers doctors, including oil other persons firms,
panes corporations are taxable" therefore notify all
concerned who have not heretofore done to
make immediate return and pay taxes the If in
any of the above the of the deposit
the hands of another has heretofore given it the
corporation person holding the time will not be
quired to give it in again.
5h Ali persons who have neglected to give in according
to law and those who have given in and have not paid
requested to do Immediately otherwise the penalties of
the law will be enforced RUFUS Il. PAGE,
Collector for Wake County.
Dec 10, 1858. 99-w&sw5t.
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For the standard.
Mr.. EDIroR:-The Johnston County Supply Association
acknowledges the following additional subscriptions to its
funds Col W. W. Johnson sO; p. T. Massey, Us; J..
Z. Pike, $50; W Joyner $50; Robt. Msssengle $50 !;
&s@s sio JoSn n coas
s25; John Broughton IS; Willie Jones' S2O L. p Phil
lips 800; j. q. Wocdall, 5000; W. Fl. Lancaster $40
Miss Mary E. Leach 500; Miss Mamie Leach $3.50; Mrs
W. Leach, $500; d. h. Holland, BOO Solomon Barnes
$50; Alex Miller, $50; J. N. Smith, 500; J. 7. Pool
go; J: W. Youngblo,d, IS; j. II. Bryan, $su; 8. H.
Hood, $50; ". Jones, S25; Rev. J. F. Ellington, $50.
Onr County Court at November term having appropra.
ted hundred thousand dollars for the relief the poor
those who have not paid in their subscription will not be
required to do until further notice. and those who have
paid in have their funds returned if preferred.
W. q. AVERA,
Purchasing and Collecting Agent.
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corn CIOpS, N StuL Oh u U0
hidden from the sv,u.~rs who are forcibly Selling
them wherever found? How can men make crops
without horses or nulesy The oxen are mostly all
used up whilst the cows and hogs are passing rap
idly away. At the present rates, We will soon be
through with ALL And those that farm next year
will nave to do like the Mississippans and Ala
bamians-punch out the eyes of their horses and
mules and work them blind Most men seem to
be what the boys CALI going it blind"
The real cause of the h,gh prices is the currency
aud scarcity Of the articles and the almost isupos
sonny vi replacing them "sieu without There is
:oL ~ ~, tnan half as much .,,od sound corn
and fat pork and beef west &c the Blue Ridge; in
North Carolina as theie was this time last year
We could scarcely live then with army here
What are we to do now, and support large and
tasteful army Next May Will tell the tale for
hose that i've to see it. There is not one farmer
ten that can spare one dollars worth of grain or
neat and do justice to his own family, after ex-
hanging for such articles as he is compelled to
lave, that he cannot get for the money he has Yet
he army and the women and children must be fed,
b long it can be had but what is to be done when
III is gone to have entered the heads of
tur rulers. Whilst the army officers are allowed to
Eize and destroy anything that farmer has from
chicken to his horse, and himself placed under
arrest and guard for the amusement of drunken
officer if he chooses and his fences burned down and
crops turned out to waste as if the world had no
Use for agricultural products. Then abuse the
farmers for high prices, provisions in this country
will soon be without price. l..
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NJORTH.C A r DINA, NASH COUNTY,
II Petition to sell real estate for H. Sorsby
administrator of Richard H. Dozer, John Dnzier L.
Dozier g. w. Ward aud wife Polly, William Colson and
wife Nancy, c. d. Glover and wife Elizabeth.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court thai Leonard
Dzier of The de:endens in this cause resides beyond
by the court that be made for six weeks
cessiveiy the Raleigh St4ndlrd notifying the said de-.
PENDANT Of the filing of this petition and that he a
pear the next term of this court to be held the
ty of Nlsh at the courthouse the town of Nashville
the Cd Monday in February 1861 and answer the petition,
the will be taken pro conesso, and heard parte
o. to him
Witness B. H. sorsby clerk of our said Court at office
In Nashville, I'd Monday in November A. D. 1888.
Il. II. SORSBY, Cik.
Dec. 8, 1868. 5U--w6t.
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yVEN DOLLARS REWARD...STRAYED
last large white with brndle head, horns, mark.
ed with two Sits and under bit in the left year, and
Sits and crop off the right The above reward will be paid
so that can get her. County Rangers respectfully in
ved to notice this advertisement. My residence is
miles East of Yadkin Institute P o. Yadkn county, N C..
SARAH A. JARRETT.
Dec. 81, 1888. 52-w4tpd.
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Dec. IA, 1868.


SALE OF LAND AND
Il oLAVES-On Tuesday the 2sth day of December,
1862 the undersigned executors of James Weathers
deceased will sell public auction the land and slaves
the estate The land contains about 100 within SO
miles of Raleigh and is very valuable containing large
quantity of woodland The slaves ID in number are most.
young aud likely The sale will take place the Court
house nRaegh Alsoat the time and place will be sold
Blacksmhs tools, fine brandy still in good order; also
beds, bedding, &c. JESSE WEATHERS, ~.
c. II. WEATHERS. I1 rS'
Nov, "a, 1858. 4s-wtdpd.
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THO FARMERS, MILLERS, AND THE COM.
Il MUNIrY GENERALLY-We are now prepared TO
furnish Poughs, Plough CASTING Casting for Mills and
all other purposes. Also to repair and fit up Mill Spin
dies and all other Mill irons. Soon we expect to make
Cooking and other Stoves.
We will pay the highest price for old cast Iron, Copper
Brass and Zinc. SHAY, WILLIAMSON CO.,
North State Iron and Brass Works
Raleigh, N. G., Aug II, 1858. 34-wlypd.
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Nov. 81, 1868.

NJOTICE...THE CREDITORs or I ta.s
II Cane Greek Cotton Manufacturing Company. "nss
claims we're placed in the third and last class in the trust
deed made BY said company hereby notified that the
undersigned prepared to pay them the que
their respective ella inns in proportion to the assets III y
hands belonging to the said company. .,
Those having claims will present them without oe'ay
JOHN CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Glover Orchard, Alamance Co., N. o.
Dec IA. 1868. (Pr ad a. 6l-WSt.
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trust and to whom they were aectionatly attached.
assert said Mr.. Foote, that it was quite as impor-
tsnt to keep up good feeling in the army between
the officers commanding and the soldiers in the ranks
as it was to increase the numerical strength OF the
army. No body of soldiers would fight with the
fullest energy and success under officers whom they
hold in contempt or have found to be deficient IN
those great moral qualities which makes up the solo,
ier's true character.
Sir, it is every where regarded as an axiom in
military affairs, that the commander OF SOLDIERS ~no
finds himself to have lost the confidence and klno-
" regard of thnsA a,hiacted bis authority, may
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-30

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS T., RE e IA 19:,c
RsasE:{ from aR saSsSrl01 Priscilla is bright @u.
Ess TsrH Iev years DID, and weighs about 40
pounds. She viii Eve child in short time. sne was
sacv 4 bacT soIor s years DID, weighs about l26
pound: and wasought from Farmye VA nearly year
400 The above reward will be paid for their
10 JAZZ ~ su'' w 80" JS.RAY,
4. ly,.F-sp. s. G. ALLEN,
NJ O, ,oca 49-w9tpd.
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Dec. 10, 1868.

MO II T H.CAROLINA, WAKE COUNTY,
Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term 1868,
Martha NJ. Green Us Marcus NJ Green and Others Petit
ton for dover.
This coming to be heard and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that Marcus NJ GREEN'S
State with the army, it H. therefore, ordered that adver-
tisemeu be made in the Raleigh Standard for them to ap
pear at the next of this court answer plead or demur
orjudgment will be taken pro contesso as to them.
J. J. FERRELL C. C. c.
Dec. H. 1868. 5l-w6t
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Persons, .nterest Oh COuuoA
ptuus of Cape Fear i Deep River
Navigation Company.
Bank Of Clarendon. discount on note Of
;. $l9.277 SO,
Shndry persons, interest on Bonds of
Fayetteville Il Western Piankroad
Company, -
sundry persons, interest on State Treas.
urr n9.eS, j;
r N. Pearson, Chief Justice of Supreme
- Conrt o: d. C., his Ath quarters sal.
airy for 1862 " rs
J. L Bailey, Judge Superior Courts for
y certificates from 5th Circuit, Fall,
2: !. B, ,a freeman, CLERK sapreme Court,
His last hs'f years s,lary for 1889. -.
Ae ss,'s l4ol pages at 80 cents ger
Pr payment Of 8 docket. for suor.n.
! ks. French, Judge Superior Court,
! his ID hal year's salary for !sSs
a.nFse Howard, Jr., Judge Suns-;,.
1869, -- '''''i years saiary'for
! James Is. z: Ks.s. Solicitor, 70, .s,.;a-
G A csses ssea ~h H cult, Fall ,ss s,'n'
- non mar for o ,eertia.
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SCHEDULE OF PRICES FOR NORTH
- CAROLINA.-We, the undersigned COMMISSIONER Of
declare the following bhe uniform prices for proper
impressed for the use of the for the next tv
months subject to alteration should circumstances mean
WHILE occur to make it advisable
Apples dried good, pealed per bush. 2s lbs, s.
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Deaths of North-Caroliua Prisoners. "

The following is list of the deaths among the North;
Carolina Troops, held prisoners of at Hammond
General Hospital Point Lookout Nd from the 4th day Of
October to the 3Oth of November, 1858: 49,.
Corpl l,uckey -22d regiment; J W Simpson, 4th !;
VIM BAKER Nj Baldwin and Chfsley, SID; A C Digb
55th Emhar 18th J Eaton. 9TH ; I Ellison, 9Th ;
CF Floyd. 18th; Fields, 26th; Goodson, s2d; C
Griffin, 4ad Holling, Goth &c Hendricks, 55th; Jas
King, Cd Morris 4th; Nance 5th Jno Paul, a2d ;
Reeves, 4th; Riggs. 18th; Jas Smith, 55h; P Sea-
ford hth; Chss Tate ID; Ed Wilbar, 45h Bartlett Pier
son. Goth; Alexander, llth; Austin, 55th; Bald
SD; John Fowler 47th; : Garrett, 18th; W B Grant
I'd; Creushaw, SD; Harris 5zd A HartIy, a7th !;
Jno Ingram, 18th Killian, 2sd B Kidd, Dist; A
McDaniels, 6lst; McDauies. 9sh; Murphy, 45th; s
Nance, 9Th Jno Pendy, sd setaOn, 2Sth Smith,
6Isti Williams. 26h; J D. Williams, ID; J Young,
2sd White, 2sth; J L Auston s7th; Avert; ~;
Bishop, SD; D Bowmau, SD; " Il criekman, lst; W
Gr0eksr ~; ca s1, s4th; Jno Done 9Th;
l2i; Shaw, 44tb; JIG Former, a7,h; Freeman 45th
Geo Green, 44th;W Hsiey, 55th; Sigrnan, rlth L Il
Tyler 4th; WP Thover, LIST; N 6 Watkins llth A W
Walker 18th. --~-'' = : -
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Dec. IA, 1868.

MORT H.CAROLINA, WAKE COUNTY,
Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions Nov Term 1888
Martha NJ Green and Others Marcus NJ Green and 9TH
ers. Petition to divide slaves.
This coming to be heard and ii appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that Marcus NJ Green
resident of this State and William Green ont of the
State with the army is therefore ordered that advertise
ment be made in the Raleigh Standard for six weeks for
them appear at the next term of this court answer
plead or demur to this petition, or judgment will be taken
pro coafesso rs to them.
]. J. TERRELL, G. G. c.
Dec. IA, 1863 5l-w6w
MORT H.CAROLINA, WAKE COUNTY,
II Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nov Term 1862
John Cook and Others John f. Ellington. Petition
for division Of sla7es and settlement.
This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that John C. Avera T. Hinton
and wife Ester. Ransom Hinton, William Spivey James
Spivey Gray Spvey Ann Spvey Jane Spivey and Francis
Spvey nonresdents of this State it is ordered that
advertisement be made in the Raleigh Standard for six
weeks for said defendants appear at the next term of this
court to plead demur to tits petition udg
ment will be taken pro confesso as to them.
J. J. fERRELIt c.. C.
Dec H. 1888. 5l-w6w.
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Coop FOR Morn CAkoLrNA.-A correspondent Of

Good FOR Noru- CAkoL1NA.-A correspondent of
she; Columbus lGa.) igp9fHrites:. ~ .-...,..~,.
+: A good thing is told of battle SCARED North
Carolina regiment, which entered Richmond not
great while ago, while company of '<citisen SOL
dlers we're in the streets. The sons Of the Old North
State were greeted BY a good many uncomplimen.
tary interrogstories concerning the persmmon and
hnckleberry crops. At length one Of the F. E. VS.
asked "what is the state Of the tar market?"-
North-Carolina responded, there's not barrel in
the State JEFF Davis has bought the last barrel we
nave and brought it to R;chmord" "What in;the
d7-l does he want with itP" 'sHe wants it to
Ike Virginiaus stick to the fight" North Carroll
IA wa 20 further molested BY sGs-slur hings du-
ring her march through the city.
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!, Tines |.

AthACS'
, see q certain class
charges against the
r the high prices Of
farmer has had less
more abuse and op-
+ people in the gov
government, to say
f late seems to have
,st fatal blow at the
,ement of this un-
ely a statesman or
Politician, that ever
.ssity Of increasing
/ meet the demands
So far from making
production, almost
as been thrown in
ohibitions.) Four
avn from agricul.
It every occupation
gricultural produc.
should have no use
that refuse any ex-
! they cali tithes or
'duction, more than
q any TAX ever De-
in some instances,
. higher than any
and every cent or
What TOW do nth
farmers tithes, or
It the farmer is not
) tithes, (no won
turn such men to
+. drop in the buck
rs have a right to
rievances if persis-
the whole Confed-
vatlon, where the
in the Scriptures,
ten the husks that
}; nor need We be
should, when the
ne election. How
this Confederacy
vithont horses and
oxenP Who has
how do they keep
them -? Where is
for service that is
DIS and thousands
ow to be engaged
ring the wasting
NJ cont off m ha
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DE RQUIMAN COUNTY, COURT OF
II Pleas and Quarter Sessions, November Term. 1863.
SANFORD Davis. Edmond Davis Lakes Davis and Dorsey
Retf, os. Joseph jackson and wife Margaret
Upon the reading of the petition in this cause it appear
ing the Court that Joseph jackson and his wife Marga
ret are mot residents of the State of North Carolina
is ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh Stan
d for six weeks that the said Joseph jackson and wife
Margaret appear the next term of this Court and plead
answer otherwise defend their interest in this proceed
ln proceed to hear and determine this
Witness James Skinner, Clerk of the Court of Pleas
and Qaavtsr Sessions for the County of Pcrqp
at ihe Court House in HEREFORD this l4th November, A.
D., 1853 JAS. c. SKINNER, c c. c.
: Nov "a, 1853 "a is ~, :::I: f'""' 4S-w6t
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CaEDrr Q, Gs. 'ueM-The whole debt Of Georgia does
not amount to $s 1000. To meet it she has Ot0
OF Available pubic pr, erty and her taxable ,ery
ID basis u nearly $4,000. le0. ..s-i.-. -,
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sNS "AsA S~v
Of life exceptt
tions was the ,
for. Again, Il
emptions to ia
taxes in kind {
a hundred per
fore known in
more than q t
tax ever paid
1.-THE of it levit
er professions
wherein are OF
also taxed, ir
der that the p.
Congress- B
ct to other grit
complain of tn
ted in another
eracy to the We
prodigal son {
where he wOu
came off the &
surprised if ma
time arrives, m
are farmers trc
How can they
cows, and l mi
them, and thos
themi What
the farmer that
not afraid to III
of horses and II
in sowing Small
corn crops, ar
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- S6
always take !
at his own d.
thought Nels
own experien !.
most melanr
profit byitcs
admit. Whe
before us mot
Use to meet tt
Cn9lTulau VI
resson and al
rather diMcu
RI
Mr.. DEDMA
of our newsps
nrndncers Of I
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-30

nOIutngVI 'hs
been leveling
profession. /
fortunate VIII.
an Editn, not
sesged to THU
-.-STI..-.-:.-.-lI.-~,
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!. the iauu cuieuy lleo
i, Napoleon (; and so
of the ocean. Our
1t has been, of late,
instructive. Let US
i, circumstances will
question shall come
nsideration, l prom
South Carolina, the
nmittee, with both
I am sure, it will be
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q 10 E5.iri-s ~ cf
MO He AROLINA, NASH COUNTY,
II nPeton for Dover. Sally Dozer. os Juhn Ddzier,
Leonard Doziar, Rebecca Wesray, g. W. Ward and wife
Polly William Colson and wife Nancy c. H. Glover and
lIt appearing to the of the Ge1rt that Leonard
Dozer IF the defendants this cause resides beyond
the limits III State It therefore, MOTION ordered
by the court That be made for six weeks
cessively in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said de-
fchdeht te ng Ibis petition and that he appear at
the nskt this court to be held for the county Of
Nash at the courthouse in the town Of Nashville on the
I'd Monday Id Feb 1884, and answer the petition, o.
the will be taken pro s0asso and heard en- parte ~
To- him. . 49,.
in Nashville, % Monday in N0ye@6sr T. In lsss
b!pso s;4sss. t;a,r = l.s1 \: = 80 6o&wet. p
NIEWG,XRDEN BoARDiNG SCHOOL,
LN1hs6sd session Of New Garden ,srdmg School open.
ed day of 18th month instant and will continue
20 Board and washing will be furnished by the
Month 1888 pounds OF -FOUR poundsof pork and ~
bushels Of corn, the equivalent in money o.. ~
tuition per session Of 20 weeks may be paid $50
pouads ct onr IS pounds of pork and bushels Of corn,
or the equivalent ip money. .., ;; .,-=. -, g.,
The school will be Under the charge Of Nereus Menden-
hall as principal teacher and Jonathan Cox and wife,
Superintspdents- -, :. j. ;,,... .. ~, l. b., =
18th moth 80, 1868. 60 w4tpd
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month, so 90
Hire Of aborer, ratious furnished by government, \,
per month, 80 90
Hire Of horses, per day. l95
For the information Of all persons concerned publish
the following instructions with the hope that they will be
strictly obeyed.
No officer, agent shall impress the necessary sup:
plies which any person may have the consumption OF
himself his family employees, slaves, to carry on bis
ordinary mechanical manufacturing agricultural EN-
ployments."
,(Signed) R. v BLACKSTOCK,
H. K. BURGWYN,
CONS. Apprasemeut for State Of n Z.
Dec II, 1868. 52-wew
~ State Journal, Wilmington Journal, Fayetteville
Observer Greensboro Patriot and Asheve News copy
weeks in weekly.