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OBITUARY NOTICE.

Died. IN Franklin, N c., of Typhoid fever. HosAe. "
NoLEN who was born in Sutton, Massachusetts, Sept 2e,
1925 and died Oct 18TH 1852 aged 81 years and z days
Mr.. Noen had been in the South for good many years.
married and resided in this county, where he had been
shop Since the commencement of the war he had pru
cpay devoted himself to the business of tanning and the
manufacture of Shoes connection with the Messra sier
He Of fine business capacities, strict integrity
was kind and obligng friend sincere and accommo-
dating; and interestingly chsste
pure his he dsscendSd to low
vulgarty, aud above ALL spoke barshly disre
specially of otheFs Mr. Nolen protested to be Chris.
tain Congregaonalist in his preferences He died
calmly and passed away from the evils to come This
community has lest the benefit of his enerprisng spirit
and his widow and four children the of pr0vdent
husband and father. G. D. 3.
Franklin N: c., Nov. g. 1863. -
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THO REFUGEES OR OTHERS WHO WISH
Il TO INVEST CONFEDERATE MONEY! will sell
at public auction the premises on Friday the 18th day
N. c., one mile below GAINESVILLE p. o, on Dutcbman
Creek containing two hundred hundred of which
the premises call Lewsville IL miles of
Salem on the Shallow Ford Road miles east of Shallow
Ford.
If disposed of privately before day Of SALE notice will be
given. W. B. STIPE.
Lewisville, n. c., Nov. 7th, 1888 46-wSt.
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Nov. ~, 1858.
NORTH.CARoLINA, NASH COUNTY

NOR THO CAROLINA. NASH COUNTY
~ Petition for Dover. Sally Dozer o. John Dozier
Lslnard Dozier Rebecca Wesray, G. W. Ward and wife
P9y, William Colson and wife Nancy c. H. Glover and
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Leonard
Dozer one othe defendants in this cause resides beyond
by the court that be made for six
cessivey in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said de-
fendeut Of the filing Of this petition that he appear at
Nash at the courthouse in the town of Nashville on the
Cd Monday in February, 1864 and answer the petition or
the same will be taken pro coneso and heard "a parts
to him. e: "
Witness, B. b. Sorsby Clerk of our said Court At cs
in Nashville I'd Monday in November, A. D 1852
B. H. SORSBY, Cl'k
Lee. >, 1919. 50-w6t
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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF. RESPECT

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
At meeting of Mill Greek Lodge, No. 1875, held Nov
9sth 1868 the following preamble and resolutions were
read and adopted: a..
WHEaEAs We have learned, with profound regret
regiment N G. troops,an Lieutenant r. r ALLEN 20;
C. ssth regiment N G. troops members Of this Lodge aiea
Of wounds received at the Wae aong
their whole duty as heroic soldiers; therefore be It
Resorsd That the death of these our brethren the
Masonic fraternity has lost devoted TINS IGos
two Of its brightest jewels and their
and compsnons in arms efficient officers and soldiers.
Rssoued That in the death of brethren we are 70
minded of the mortality of life and that we too must soon
be- cnt down by the all devourng scythe Of time and De
ushered into that country from whose bourne no veef
ever returns.
Resotusd That we tender their families and
usual badge of morning for 80 days and that these pro
ceedngs spread upon he records Of this Lodge ana
copy be their respective families and asG 'a
Pd. GAINEY WEST, Sec'y
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" Runaway from the subscriber the 10th Of july last
my boy EVANS. He is between 80 and IS wears Old and
is black feet or inches high and will weigh about
pounds quick spoken. large full eyes. aud shows the
whites OF them very much easily excited, has scar,
think on the side of his head just above his ear
caused by burn He has q wife at Solomon Terrell's
some ten or twelve miles East of Raleigh Be has had
wife at Joseph Fowlers. Esq Little River aud has
been seen he has also been the
of Sricklands below near Wakefield he las an nnc,s
in Nash County near Nashville and understand belongs
to Mrs Battle, near that place will pay the shove re-.
gel MN; W. J. ALLEN, Raleigh, N. G.
No'' H. 1000. 92-w&swtf
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RAILROAD FROM CHArrANooaA.-The fact that
Bragg is falling back into Georgia along the line of
railroad leading from Chattanooga to Atlanta, causes
natural inquiry as to the distances from point to
point of that road. For instance, the dispatches,
yesterday, stated that Bragg had fallen back upon
Dalton and yet not one out Of hundred could tell
how far this was from Chickamauga or Chattanooga.
The distance from Chattanooga to Dalton is thirty.
eight miles, and from Chickamauga to Dalton
Braggs retreaD is twenty eight miles. W give the
following table of distances of the railroad leading
from Chattanooga directly to Atlanta, as it will be
found very useful for reference in connection with
onfe 81 in hat
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD..

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
girls PRISCILLA andGRACY--pe ssilla IL = bright nu
atto very likely, Is years old, and weighs about 40
pounds She will have child in short time She WAS
bought in Wytheville, Va.
Gracy is black color. IS years DID, weighs about 1928
pounds and was brought from FarmviIle Va nearly wear
ago The above reward will be paid for their confinement
in Jail 50 that We can get them.
Us. RAY
sc. ALLEN,
jamestown, NC.
NOV. ~ 1905. 49-w9tpd.
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MARRIED.,

In Leuoir County on the 9Th inst by Jesse Rncey,
ESQ., Mr.. FELIX KING of Jones Comfy, to Mrs. RACHEL
TYNDoL of Lenoir County.
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A LAME DeDGE.-Yesterday: morning a soldier,
who was evidently sailing under false colours, in
approaching the guard stationed at the corner of
Twelfth and Main Streets suddenly snatched walk
ingstick from negro man, and putting on most
palpable limp, passed the men with the muskets
without his craft. being overhauled and papers of
clearance demanded, one of the guard simply re-
dose Of blue pills"
; A little further on, tAsssssaSliag cripple threw
away his stick, and putting on full SAIL disappeared
Richmond Eransiner.
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EVENING SESSION.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.


The following bills passed oeir second reading, viz
bill concerning arson bill to INCORPORATE the North
Carolina Express Company; an engrossed bill to lncor
norate the Salem and high Point Plank road Compan
bill to repeal act entitled an act to chan &c the u-
rsdction Of the Courts and the rules OF the pleading
therein passed the second extra session of the General
Assembly, A. y lsso-sl; bill in relation to larceny
and robbery bill increase the fees Of the special
magistrate Of ilmington bill to amend an act emit
tied Revenue"
I'll. following passed their second and third readings
bill CONCERNING impressments; bill to amend an act
entitled "Reveuue." Taking Insurance Companies IN
corporated out of the State -
An enprossed resolution in favor of Levi Dawson.
Mr. Henry of Berthe, moved that message be sent TO
the Senate requesting that body to return bill relative
to the Governors salary, which passed the House TINS
morning his object being to obtain reconsideration
the vote by which said bill passed its third reading the
House. IT,
Mr. Grissom moved that this motion lie on the table
which not agreed to. The question recurrng' MT.
Henry's motion to recall the bill was adopted.
The House then took . reoess until bali past seven
o'clock, P. u.
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Dec. 10, 1868.

MO TH-C A ROLIN A. NASH COUNTY.
Petition to sell real estate for assets H. Sorsby
9amn'sIa,or o. Richard B. Dozier o. John Dozier L.
10, Daser, e. W Ward and wife PLY William Cosou and
wife Nancy, c. d. Glover and wife Elizabeth.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Leonard
one Of the defendants in this cause resides beyond
sne limits OF the State is therefore, notion ordered
ae court that be made for six weeks
sessvey in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said de-
,enaan. o. the filing Of this petition and that unless be ap
~ me next term OF this TO be held for the coun
Sasn az the courthouse in the town of Nashville
sne "a Monday in February 1864 and answer the petition,
OF zoe same will be taken pro consso and heard pars
Witness a. Sorsby, clerk of our said Court at Office
IN NASHVILLE, I'd Monday in November, A. D 1858.
B H. SORSBY, Clk.
w. o. 1906 60-w6t.
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Dec. 4 1865.

f1NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
" REV ARD-Ffty dollars each will be paid for the
apprehension and delivery to Capt j. Lyon on
the Chatham Railroad of the following boys now runaway
viz: WESLEY, AARON and DANIEL.
JOHN Fl. BOYLAN
Near Haywood; N. e.
Dec. 10, 1868. y9-w6sw2w.
LEN ANNA FEMALE Seminary.
u TOWNSVILLE, N. C.-The next session will hegin
9Th December.
Board, per month, $40
: Music, per session of months, 80
English, per session of 5 months, 80
Latin and French, EACH 1880
We have full corps of teachers.
J. W. THOMAS, Prest
Dec 8, 1853 97-w&swstpd
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DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, ULCERA.
u TONS OF THE WOMB, ePERMATORRHEA.
SYPHlLIrIC AFFECTIONS, &c.-DR. J. A CLoprox, Of
Huntsville Alabama, operates with perfect success for
Piles and guarantees perfect every of Piles
where the Tumors come down when at STOOL He operated
with perfect success few days ago. in of Al years
cup every STOOL Those who doubt may address Mr. H..
H. Berry, Monticello. Florida.
Dr. operated desperate in Salisbury last
year. one OF them is known every citizen of Salisbury
He can be consulted at home Huntsville, Ala, for tho
present
March 90, 1858. 2Awkswtf
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HONFEDERATE TAX NOTICE...THE AS.
SCISSORS Will atend at my office in the CITY of Raleigh
daily Sundays excepted FROM the fourth to the thirty.
hrs day OF January next for the purpose of receiving ~
turns OF all subjects of taxation in accordance VIII Nm
act to lay taxes for the defence and carry on he
z4th. 1859, as follows: '-f'''
ls Every person engaged any trade business or &C.
cupaon mentioned in the fifth section said act recurring
quarterly returns sales to be made will make them
and pay the tax thereon and those who nue the same
will pay the specific tax for the year 1894
"a Every person, joint stock company and corporation
will make return Of iscnme derived by them
registered or not in which they may have been engaged
and from every investment of labor skill! property or
money and the income and profits derived from any source
whatever from the LIST day Of January 1853 day
Of January, 1854
Sd. Returns will be received of all agricultural products
taxed in kind ard the value all cattle horses mules
not used in cultivation and owned BY each person
on Inc nrst OF November last which have not heretofore
been given in.
Ath. 1t having been decided BY the Commissioner Of
Taxes that all moneys, bank and other currency
mot specially exempted in the on hand or deposit
on the rst day OF July last whether held by bankers
honeers merchants commission merchants farmers law.
yer or doctors, including all other persons firms COM
panles or corporations taxable' therefore notify all
make immediate return and pay the same If in
OF the above the owner of the money ON depost
OF IN the bands OF another has heretofore it in the
corporation or holding at the time will not be re-.
qured to give It in again.
6th All persons who have neglected to give in according
10 and those who have given and have not paid are
requested to do immediately otherwise the penalties
'ue's" Will Dc enforced RUFUS H. PAGE,
| H. ,o... Collector for Wake County.
1cvS
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II ANDS FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
IL will sell for cash. time for well secured bonds
and about five miles north of Kinston. There is in the
tract about 1925 acres about two hundred and
of which cleared 1t is we'll adapted the raising of
corn cotton &c, with abundance of mari and mud of
the best quality for ertizng purposes and conveniently
located in the farm.
For further particulars address L. Newborn Knston
N. c., apply to him and he will show the lands.
J. A. HARTSFIELD.
Nov. 9, 1853. 46-wst.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

III. FRIDAY, Dec. II, 1858.
IN Warren, from the Judiciary committee reported
on. regard to courts of Oyer and Teminer recommend
Mr. Lassiter from the committee on nronosition. and
S reported bill establishing The fees of clerks
sca snellns Of Guord county, which on motion Of MI
ADAMS passed its several readings -.
Mr: warren. from the Judiciary committee reported
M LOT me punishment of crimes committed within the
e" Nun Ho haes, recommending its passage.
State oHe presented resolution directing transfer Of
.a az saa ne introduced the resolution in order
s sSoe me heavy Of paying body of troops
Mr. Wright, bill to amend the charter of the Fayette
'i,e insurance Company Passed its several readings
mr. Arendell 81 to authorize fourjustices appoint
comm for Carteret county.
mr. fa1rlck moved to amend by adding Craven county,
me 9.l, as amended passed its I'd and Sd readn
M! Dung from the military committee reported res
the Governor 10 transfer all State troops
70 e government recommending its passage
mr. Graham. bill to incorporate the Orphans Fund
Passed its I'd and Sd readings and sent to the
Mr. Graham resolution proposing to rescind the joint
S Saer adjourn s'as Monday and appointing Wednea
Me- Virgins, from the finance committee reported bill
9 Tss s on Slaughter passed ID d
Mr. ,Arendell, from the committee corporations re-
ported bill to incorporate the Higata Mining Company,
ESoRossED s1ILs-rrRsr READING.
Fund 's ''' '''S' 'nS treasurer Oh the 1''s'''
lines.
bill to incorporate the Loekvills Mining and Manuc
sill to establish graded schools in the State.
bill to authoriss the Issue of limited amount of small
N. U: Treasury notes.
raised was rejected
bill to amend the act in regard to soldiers voting
returns to be made to the Secretary of State in the
absence of the sher Referred to the Judiciary commit
tee.
Mr. Slaughter presented list of Magistrates for Berthe
Leave Of absence was granted Mr. Matthews from and
after tomorrow.
Mr. Warren, bill to admit proof of handwriting in GER
tain cases.
resolution in favor of Drury King Passed its third
| reading.
bill in relation to the militia and the guard for Home
Defence was taken up The whole list exemptions was
stricken out on Wednesday,
Mr. Patton moved to amend by directing that the guard
shall not be called out as but by details from each
company. Adopted.
Mr. Dung moved to insert the list of exemptions pro
vldingthat they shall only be exempt from drill.
Mr.. Carraway opposed to all the exemptions.
MIR: Adams thought that young clerks, dandes, &C.
should 60 in and the former be exempted.
Mr. Young amendment adopted and the bill passed
! its third reading.
message received from the House proposing to
adjourn on Monday to the third Monday in May
Mr. Hoke moved to insert the third Monday in April
Rejected.
Mr.. Patton moved to insert sine de- Rejected.
| Mr. Outlaw moved to insert Wednesday. Rejected
The proposition of the House was concurred in.
The bill to amend the charter of the Piedmont Railroad
Company was taken up pending which the Senate adjourn
! ed 10 81 o'clock this evening.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
" Runaway from the subscriber Sunday the 18th of
January last my negro boy named ANTHONY. He is of
whtsh yellow complexion about feet OFT inches
high IS 90 years old and supposed to weigh about 4O
pounds lie has heavy head Of hair and talks short when
questioned and has down look. No doubt he istryng
pass for sfree boy
will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hill, Caswell County, confined in any Jail SO
get him F. L. WARREN
Caswell Co., March 81, 1868. 26-w&swtf
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Nov. 10, 1868. 4s-w4t.

JORDAN WOMBLE, COMMISSION MER.
ID CHANT, HARGETT STREET, RALEIGH, N. c.
Will receive and sell commission all kinds of country
produce or other goods. aater myself with an e1pe-
.saeo Of than sh;-t years 4.
give satisfaction Special attention given to the sale Of
Flour. Consignments solicited.
Aug. II, 1868. 8+wtf
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MONDAY, December IA, 1853.
The Senate met at 8 O'Clock. Journal read
Mr.. Outlaw presented resolution of thanks to Hon.
Giles Mebane, for the digni6ed and impartial
which he had discharged the duties of the chair which
was unanimously adopted n
The Speaker responded thanking the Senate for the
plimentary aus0n to himself and stating that he had
ceived cordial support in office from every Senator. He
hoped that the North might tire Of the and that
then might look for compromise and the blessings of
peace Wishing each Senator safe return to his home
and prosperity in all his undertakings he declared the
Senate adjourned to the third Monday in April next.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
The House met seven O'Clock, A. N.
On motion Of Mr. Cowes, further proceedings under the
call of the House, pending Saturday evening, dis.
pensed with.
The following engrossed bills from the Senate, viz:
bill to transfer jurisdiction of crimes committed
ties held or controlled by the enemy and bill to incor-
porate the Hlgata iron company, had their first reading
and were placed on the calendar.
The House concurred in Senate amendments to reso-
luton in favor Elizabeth A. Gordon; also in sundry
NATIONS of justices of the peace
Mr.. Mccormick introduced ga resolution concerning
slave labor public works. which read first time
and took its place on the calendar.
Mr.. Barnhardt introduced the following resolution
which unanimously adopted Mr. Love in the Chair.
due and hereby rendered Hon s. Donnell fol-
the ables dgnied and impartial with which BIZ
has schaged the duties Of the chair during this extrs
session.
Mr. Shober introduced the following, which was also
unanimously adopted
Rssoued That the thanks of this House are DUE ant
are hereby rendered to NJ Robbins, Speaker pro
for the prompt and satisfactory manner with which ht
performed his duties SUCH during the absence of Mr.
Shes The spesRe en declared the House adjourned, pur
suant to the JOINT ORDER until the third Tuesday in MAJ
next
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$l5,NS,s22, "
Detailed as follows:

~.
t. Paid ". Il. Hamilton, Superintendent
of Capitol Square, bis Sd quarters
salary for 1862,
State, his Sd quarters salary for
1852,
J. R. White, Sheriff Of Perquimans
County, for making return Of Con-
oressional election in November,
1851,
Pulaski Cowper, Secretary of Council!
of State, expenses of meeting OF
Council held October 10th, 1862,
z, B, Vance, Governor of North-C srolt-
ma, on account of salary for Sd quar-
ter, 1852,
Ma. Curtis, Assistant State Geolo-
eist, his Sd quarters salary for 1852,
W. E. Anderson, Treasurer insane
Asylum of N. c., on account 81 said
Asylum,
State Coupon Bonds of N. G.,
Suudry pessons, interest on 8 per cent.
State Coupon Bonds of N. G.
Sundry persons, interest on Coupon
Bonds of Cape Fear and Deep River
sundry Banks Of N. C.. interest ON
temporary loans, as follows:
Bank Of, Charlotte, (Discount,)
Merchants Bank of Newborn lint. and
Bank Of Clarendon, (Discouns) :.
Bank of Commerce, lint. and Dis.,)
Bank Of Charlotte,
Branch Bank of Cape Fear, Green's
Thomas Rufin, interest on per cent.
CART fcate of State Stock,
CIR, Thomas, interest on 8 per cent.
certificate of State Stock,
Alfred Jones, interest on bonds OF Fay.
etteville and Western Pisnkrosd
Alfred Jones, interest on State Regis.
tered. Bonds,
sundry persons, int. on N. @. Treas
ury Notes,
J. l.. Bailey, Judge Superior Court, for
/ certificate from 5th Circuit, Fall
1862,
R.R. Heath, Judge Superior Courts.
for 8 certificate from Sd Circuit, Fall
lanes E. Kerr, Solicitor, for certia-
Gates from 9Th Circuit. Fall 1852,
E.A. Thompson, Solicitor, for certih-
Gates from I'd Lircuit, Fall 1852,
R. NJ. Henry, Solicitor, pro tsM. forl
certificate from 7th Circuit Fall 1851
Thos. Settle, Solicitor, for s Certificates
from 4th Giro nit, Fall 1852,
a. A. Gillian, Attorney General pro
tsn for certificates, fromsdc Circuit
Fall 1859,
f.e p sos1IsuzD.)
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IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND
IL sLAVES-On Tuesday the 29th day of December
1863 the undersigned executors of James Weathers
deceased will sell public auction the land and slaves of
the estate The land contains about LOO acres within SIX
miles of Raleigh, and is very valuable containing large
quantity of Woodland The slaves 10 in number are most
young and likely The sale will take place the Court
house naeigh Also the time and place will be sold
Blacksmiths TOOLS fine brandy still in good order: also
beds, bedding, DC. JESSE WEATHERS
G. II. WEATHERS. EXITS
Nov, "a, 1868. 4s-wtdpd.
NOTICEABLE BE SOLD ON A CREDIT
II OF NINE months, at the late residence Of John
Pearce decd Dunn's old place. in Franklin County.
SATURDAY, the 26h day of December next ten likeiy
Negroes, consisting of men, women and children Bond
and security will be required before the title is changed
G. NJ. COOLEY,
Admir- and Commissioner.
Nov. e. 1853. 49-w4tpd.
IMPORTANT SALE...HAVING SOLD MY
Il farm in Wake county, twelve miles north of Raleigh
and our miles from Fores tve Depot Oh the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad will sell 10 the highest bidder on Tues
day. 18th December 1862 crop Of Corn Fodder Shucks
Hay, Wheat Rye Oats and Peas forty fifty large fat
Hogs Sows and Pigs thirty head of Sheep Horses Mules
teen months old farming utensils consisting of Wagons
Dump Carts OK Cart Ploughs, etc. household and kitchen
furniture, good Piano, Singers Sewing Machi ne
| Beds etc.
Also at the time and place will be sold five or 81,
likely young negroes.
Also, about twenty-five gallons Of good Apple BRAID
Terms six months credit, or cash if preferred.
h. G. LIGON.
| NOV. ~, 1868. 4S-W5tpd.
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EVENING SESSION.
SENATE.

The greater part Of the evening session was held with
closed doors.
The bilto change the gaage of the railroad to
that of the Danve railroad was laid on the table.
BILLS PASSED THEIR THIRD READING
bill to provide for the holding of courts Of Oyer and
Terminer.
bill to incorporate the Miners Mining and Smelling
Company.
A bill to authorize the sale of Cherokee lands.
On motion the Senate adjourned to Saturday at W
o'clock.
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Amtb-Garpliua Stauhnrh
CoMPTkOLLER,s REPORT.

REPORT OF TaE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC Ac.
GG EUnIS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP.
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NOTICE TO CONFEDERATE TAX PAY.
~ ERS-I will attend at the following places and times
to collect the Confederate Tax in Randolph county viz
Capt. E. B. Bransons Monday, sOth November.
Geo. W. Dorsetts Tuesday, LIST December:
J. Cheeks, Wednesday I'd
DR.. T. L. Winslow's Thursday, Sd
Franklinsvie, Friday, 4th
BURGESS Mill, Saturday, 6th
McSwain's, Monday, 7th
New Salem, Tuesday, 9Th
New Market, Wednesday. 9th
Bush Hill, Thursday, l til
VIM. CrutchHelds Friday 18th
Nineveh Rushs Saturday IL -"
Calvin Bua's, Monday l4th
ASHORE Tuesday 18th
Grsy's Roads. Wednesday 18th
Morgan's, Thursday 18th
CraWfords Friday 18th
Lassiter's Mills, Saturday 10th
John D. Cox's, Monday 2lst
VIM. Cassaday's, Tuesday 22d,
Motifs Mls Wednesday 23d
O. G. Silers, Thursday oath
Liberty, Saturday 26th
The Assessors for The county will ate with my
appointments the Thes and Neat Cattle Horses
and Mules.
Any persons failing to atteud and pay their Tax per
cent will be added to the assessment the law requ
will be at the appointments by 10 o'clock A. and hope
the people will attend by that time
Collector for Randolph County.
Nov. 10, 1868. 4s-wit.
JORDAN wOMBLE, COMMISSION MER.