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Dec. 81, 1885:
NORTH-cAROLINA, NASH Couyr,

NORTH.C AROLINA A, NASH COUSr,|
II Petition to sell real estate for assets. H. Ssl
administrator of Richard h. Dozer, os John Dus, /
Dozier g. W. Ward aud wife Polly, William Colsp NJ
wife Nancy, G. H. Glover and wife Elizabeth.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that I
D'zer, Of the defendants in this cause, resides bn
the limits of the State it u.s. therefore, motion oJ
by the court that advertisement be made for six
cessiveiy, in the Raleigh Standard notifying sA
PENDANT Of the filing Of this petition. and that unless
pear at the next term of this to be held FIR the con-
~ of Nash, at the courthouse in the town of Nashville
the "a Monday in February 1864, and answer the pet
or tie will be taken pro eoasso and heard ss I
as to him
Witness. B. q. Sorsby, clerk Of our said Court a.O
In Nashville, I'd Monday in November, A. D 1858
B. H. SORSBY. uF
Dec 8, 1868. 5O-sN
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"AGONs AND MULES FOR sALE...THE
day. the l5h day Of January 1854 az Turner'S store in
hsrnstt county road wagon aud team Of nur arg.
and well broke mules Also one timber wagon. nearly
new with heavy Swedes iron tyre; cutter ons
grindstohe; sundry articles Of merchandise hogs cattle
and goats. --l.-s'=s - - - - 3:
=. - : s,.s. = =. JAS II. TURNER.
Dec. 81, 1858. - ~. l-itpd.
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Dec. IA, 1868.


TEN DOLLARS REWARD...STRAYP1
last, large white with brndIe head no horns ma
ed with two Sits and under bit in the left year. AMI y"
Sits and crop of the right. The above reward will be-
80 that can get her. County Ringers are respec;fIr
vited to notice this advertisement NV residence w.
miles East Of Yudkin Institute p O., Yadkin county
Dec. 81, 1853. 52-w.,I
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DISEASE AMONG rnE PRISONERS The Danvil,e
Register says the smallpox continues to spread
among the Yankee prisoners there, and there are
nov about 800 cases in all. The virus furnished
by their own government having been generally id.
ministercd the progress Of the disease may be check
ed The fatality among the prisoners from this and
other maliadies is very great-Seyerar wagon loads
are hauled out to the gave yard every day, from
the General Hospital, besides those who die of
small pox.
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J: WEDNESDAY,. JAN. 6, 1864

ing lost his hat in the race. The last heard Of
him he was pursuing the enemy with part Of his d.
vision-footmen after cavalry-with fine prospects
of overtaking them somewhere in China, perhaps
about the great wall" The Yankees were re,
treating towards the -. Devil Hole;" Early bound
for the same place They did very little damage in
the Valley. ~,
Here is the moral The marshals under Nspole'
on's eve we're invincible-with separate commands,
blunderers. A general Of division, with General
Robert F. Lee to plan and puthim in the right place
does we'll Mosby would plan and execute tight
or stragetic movement. better than Longstreet at
Suffolk and Knoxville, Jubal Early at Staunton:
Jackson's blunt response to some parlor or bar
room strategist in Richmond, more men and few
er ORDERS" was wisdom in an axiom-trne then,
Just as trte now as when the Hero of the Valley ut
tered it 1t is difficult to direct especially by cou-
rlers, the movement of troops hundred miles dis
tant, among mountains the ranking" general new
er saw, except on an inaccurate map. 1t is not ev.
cry commander that can point out roads he never
heard Of and by paths he never dreamed Of, as the
proper ones to cut off enemy. Bullets, not brains,
are needed here.
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MORT H-CAROLINA, WAKE COrNr,
II Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, Nov Term ~
John P Cook and others, John f. Ellington. psss
for division Of slaves aud settlement.
This cause coming on to be heard and it appearn,
the satisfaction of the Court that John C. Avera E
and wife Ester. Ransom Hinton William Spivey Ja
Spvey, Gray Spivey, Ann Spivey. Jane Spvey and Ea
Spivey are nonresidents of this State it is orde
weeks for said defendants appear at the--.. M
court to swer, plead demur to tits petition
ment will be taken pro confesso as to them
Dec IA, 1868. 5l"S.lsI
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Dec. 8, 1863

nyO FARMERS, MILLERs, AND THE cosI
II MUNlrY GENERALLY.-We are now PREPARED |
furnish P;oughs Plough Casting Casting for Mills su3
all other purposes Also to repair and tit up Mill Sp
dies aud all other Mill irons. Soon We expect 10 maid
cooking and other Stoves.
We will pay the highest price for old cast Iron Copper
Brass and Zinc. SHAY, WILLIAMSON l. CO.,
North State Iron and Brass Works
Raleigh, n. c., Aug. II. 1888. 34-wlyM.
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The BILL TO BREAK FArH.-We could consume
columns in discussing the niquities Of this amazing
BILL After getting thus far we fad ourselves
scarcely past the threshold of what we intended to
say. But we have no room to add much more. We
Dc trust that for the honor Of the country and for
the good name of our government, the Senate will
put the seal Of its reprobatlon upon bill so.well
calculated 70 compromise both. There are plenty
of soldiers for the army, if the government as it is
its duty to d. will drive back to the ranks all the
sragglers and absentees now overrunning the cities
and rural districts of the South Until this is done
there will be 20 plea for resorting to other re-
sources. The bill just passed will spread dissatis-
faction in every direction. 1t will most assuredIy
create in very large portion Of the people the
greatest discomfort for when government violates
its faith, it lays Immediately the foundation for the
most painful dlstrust in all its obligations. If it can
repudiate one kind of contract it can repudiate
another, and as necessity is the argument in the
present case necessity may be the future argument
which it may be bound. We call upon the Senate
10 consider this matter in all its lights and bearings
and either to- reject the bill on which We animal
vertins put it in shape that will strip it Of the
olium with which it is now covered.
We are devoted to the cause for which We are
fighting. We are willing to incur all proper sacri-
fees and endure all unavoidable hardsh,ps and
privations for its sake. We love our counry as We
do our own hearthstones, ard are willing to spend
and be spent for It. But save the honor-the good
name-the lofty moral rcputation-of our govern
ment and people. These are towers of strength
which should not be weakened or destroyed by
violations, or even the semblance Of violations o.
public faith in any instance. Congress should shnn
every act susceptible of construction that would
render it morally offensive to honest and hnnorabl,
minds in this and other lands-PeteraburQ Express
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NI0RTH.cAROLINA. WAKE CONS

MORT H.CAROLlNA, WAKE COUso,}
!. Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions New Tern
Martha N. Green and Others rs Marcus IT. Green AMI
ers. Petition to divide Slaves.
rms cause coming 10 be heard. and 1t appess,
the Satisfaction OF the COur, that Marcus NJ Green
resident OF this State and William J. Green out NJ y,
state With the army, it il therefore ordered that a
ment be made in the Raleigh Standard for six Well
them to appear at the term of this court amy
plead or demur to this petition, judgment ws Ivy
,... J. J. TERRELL, &C.,
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UNDER AaxEsr.-Caps G. W. Alexander, Asst
Provost Marshal. is under arrest by order Of Gen.
Winder. Heis detsiaed at hisauarters in "Castle
Thunder" The charges preferred against him
are said to embrace malfeasanes in the discharge Of
5 his dntes -
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Nov. 81, 1883.

~ OKT H.CAROLINA, WAKE (!OEs>
Court Of Pieas aud Quarter Sessions NV TN
tinn for DOVER WV" "no o'ne'S N
a.. rms cause coming on to be heard. and it appe,
resident Of this State, and William j Green Is
State with the army it is, therefore ordered t J
t'sement be made in the Raleigh STANDARD for th a!
pear at the next term Of this court answer plead
orJudsment will be taken pro confesso AS to III am
Dec. IA, 1868. C. &C
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NJOTICE...ON THE 23D OF DECEMBE1
IL next, will sell at the Court House door in Sm
field, Johnston county, three negroes. men aud won
SAID negroes belong 10 the estate Of Daniel Penny dec
aud are sold for distribution
JOHN L. BANKS, Cummh
Dac 1asa 5O-g4tpd
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Nov 3, 1868.
mEn REWARDS Will GIVE TIL

S6AA Ii 4 " "A f Ds-l Will WV ,eoI
QDaJV ADORE reward for the apprehension OF t rss|
boy ihat absc"ndei from Elias Albright Alamancs WI
~, n. G.. ON abont the oath Of Norember. 1862 s
Said boy is 9: veara old, and named JOE, is 5iel
inches high, weighs $50 pounds, has scar on his eye
a wart on the eye lid has thick lips and is very black
address is Company Shops, N. G. ,,r
Administrator Of Elias Albriga1
Ang. 8, 1858. 3s-S'"
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V1AIUABLE REAL ESTATE IN HlLi, s

" RORO, for sale, or for exchange fur f'''''
in some uf the lower Counties Of N. G. ,o I'D
take this method Of Informing any persons heslt
10 purchase very comfortable residence IN ID cod
village, that will either sell trade my large v
modous House and Lot in this p!ace ana a. the
may wish to move to moro remote location 'rom gid
eny, and may have land that they would efe' With nj
such notice that trade of that sort may be N sell n
if such property would suit my views-or na, Of d
town property for Confederate money OF "''U'
fCunfederacy or State
Apply either in person or ~ ever u;,I.boro c.
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Up AND COM

NOMM ITTED.-TAKEN UP AND CGA1
~ mtt,d b the Jail OF Surry County, NorthiafoIna
the Goth day Of October, 1885, negro boy, who says
name is BEN, aud says ha belongs to Joshua Rouse
noir County, North Caroiiuia Said boy is sb'nt N%
Years old, about five feet 10 inches high dark.
is hereby notified to crme forward prove pTopsH
and pay charges and take said boy away, rhe will sda
with a. the law directs. wiz HAYaOEE
Shtr of Surry Count.
Eov : zee 45-wbn.
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AVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV.

- k nn ,s from the subscribers, Nov I'd taRD
girls, PRISCILLA and GRACY. Prscila 10 - NV Two
latto. very likely. - years old, aud weghs
bought in Wythevilte, Va ''' Time. sis |
n, Gsey is black coior+ 70 years old. weigh. sh,
POUNDS and was brought from Farmviile, Va near'a
in Jail So that ws can &c. them. ' '"s'' e'nansia
is RAY,
SC. ALLEN,
Nov. q, 1883. "es.U~n, Nc
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nm. JoHN ", MAY, LOCATED A. y. N

u GAN3VILLE, K''cR1hgu9r1 cnnHs pios TunI
special attention to the treatment Of Fstu'a pes Nsrr
Diseases Of tho WOMB Spernatorrhoa, ot s.c,;ors
Debility. Secret Diseases and Soronous A1ee'h seu
has had lory experience aad practice and has
formly successful in the treatment OF sucl usd
can be Goa ,ul,ed at home by eHe' or psrscna.i!'
commnncations strictly confidential zs-sl
September q, 1858,
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MEwGARDEN BOARDING SCHOOL.

In The SD session Of New Garden Boarding Schnlqe1
ed the 10th day Of 18th month instant, and will @ulna
20 weeks Board and washing will be furnished b!M
bushels Of corn. or the equivalent in money.
The tuition, per session OF 20 weeks may be paid BIZ
pounds Of four IS pounds OF pork aud bushels Of cod
or the equivalent in money.
The school will be under the charge Of Nereus Mea
hall principal teacher, and Jonathan E. Cox and
Superintendent.
18th mouth 80. 1913. bD-w4t
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ITO REFUGEES.-A HOUSE AND LOrI4
u WIkesborough to rent for the baauce of the yu1
terms moderate-wl suit a small family-say six per
convenient outhouses attached. Apply soon, abus
G J. COWLE
May 4, 1868. l9-wG .
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II ANDs FOR SALE-THE sUBSCRLBE5
Ia will sell for cash. time for we'll secured SSN
his tract of land in LenoiT County, lying Lousy
aud about five miles north Of Kinston. There is
tract about 725 acres, about two nu6dfed ana
of which is cleared Il is we'll adapted to the rsni
tho best quality for fertiizinx PURPOSES and conven
located in the farm.
For further PARTICULARS address L. J. Newborn Kna
-. ]. A. HARTSFIELD|
Nov. g 1854 a. set
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A:rtb-Garplina 5tanharh
COMPTROLLER's REPORT.

REPORT OF TdE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC AC-
COUNTS FOR The FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP
TENDER 80. 1868.
public FUND DIsBURSEMENTs)
ABATEMENT D.
Soaci,o thu .ecsra oects far aich tie DbUsssssnts #
tie Public Faad hare been usais. "a
1885, h4's'
Fob Paid Members of the General Assembly
Of North. Carolina, I'd Session, lss3,
as fJliows:
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JORDAN WOMBLE, COMMISSION ME-
% CHANT, HARGETT STREET, RALEIGH: N.S
Will receive and sell commission all kinds OF cou
produce or other goods I fatter myself with an aly
rience Of more than thirty years in business. iha
give satisfaction. Special attention g;ven to the ~
Flour. Copsignments solicited. !,
Aug. II, 1868. as. ,.. " s4-T"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-01-08
ALEXANDER CALDERWOODS ESTATE
G. IA NJ OF WEIR w d N "a,

w ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Irasburgh, IN and
1 for aid district, on The oh day ofJInuary, A. d.
/ 1864.
Jo hun c. Rowell, administrator on the estate
OF ALEXANDER CALDERWOOD, late OF
Albany, deceased, filed in said court his petit
ton in writing for license To sell all Of The real
estate Of said deceased, erceptUe ,cidoa0S dancer
therein, but including the revcrSon of said dow
ere 10 witt the place owned and occupied by the
deceased at the time OF his death, situated in
! Albany aforesaid, and setting forth rs reason for
such sale that the personal estate Is insufficient
! for the payment Of the debts and charges against
said estate, and tina, Il sale OF part Of said real
estate is necessary for that purpose, and that II
part cannot he sold without injury to the parties
Interested In said estate.
Therefore, it is ordered ly said court, that
public notice he given 10 all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said court AZ session
thereof, tobe held at said Irasburgh. on the 23d
day Of J.lu r., A. D.. 1864, that they may
he heard in the matter Of the administrator
acco mt, and show cause why license should not
be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three week.
successfully in the orleans independent Standard
Il newspaper Frin ed nj Irisburgh in this STATE,
the Last Of which publications shall be before TIE
day assigned for hearing rs aforesaid.
Given under my hand ~ the Probate Office in
| IraSburgh, This 5fh dry Of Jalu ry, a. u. 1854.
MILTON X. TYLER, Jadge
A true copy of record.
3w3 Attest, NJ. II. TYLER, Judge
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MARRIED..

At Barton, on the evening OF New Years ly
Rev. B. W. Pond, Mr.. John Arkley Of Barton,
and Miss Celia Bradley Of BrOwnI ston.
The peculiar interest and pleasure OF which
little incident WAS its occurrence At the hail, ana
under the auspices Of Phoenix Lodge, Good
Templars o. that town. The bride aGd bride
groom being members of the order, upon The
hearty and persistent request Of their friends
therein, very wisely and in great good taste CON
cludcd To celebrate their nuptals, amid the good
cheer aud "Happy New Years of their associ-
Ates Graceful cvergreen7, a large and elegant
wedding cake and the mystic circle Of the o.
dc,,-whole, when lhcy appeared for the ccre-
mouy, completed scene rs tasteful and pleas
ant rs it was novel. The ceremony adapted TO
the circumstances, the prompt and hearty con-
CALCULATIONS Of the members present, made IL an
occasion as graceful and easy, as was ever wit
messed here. All present signed the marriage
certificate and while VIC doubt If anybody in
the county has Letter witnessed one it seNcs
also the better purpose Of pleasant record Of The
occasion.
The whole was good comment on the Gun
ming fashion so much in vogue Of a;c, wherein
tile sly happy parties take team, ride III TO
strange parts, fall foul OF some poor piuched
minister, whose pcnury makes HIM stare long III
a bank bill, and fer HIN the sensible and temp
ting proposal. that lie shall exercise his high L.
gal luntton, for their lifelong bchoof, upon M
known and irresponsible parties, take all the
RISKS, and all for a pitjabie t,ro doA~ JH That
my lie very liberal proposal, a stroke Of great
art and delcacy. Iprcter the former open, ac-
knowlcdgcd honorable style. They are the
most refined, modest, and Of good taste who
count upon refinement, honor and good taste IN
their fellow men. Let young parties he married
at home If they can't in their private domestic
home, then Tcmplars at least in their general
social home. The above was a rare occasion fall
of good taste, true feeling and warm fellowship.
May it become u fashion.
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BANK OF ORLEANS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Bank Of Or
" leans is not opened, for The transaction o
business, on SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
nor on the following legal holidays, viz:-JAN
VARY lsT, July arm, DFCEMBER 10Th ant
FAST and THANKsGIyINO DAYS.
Bank hours from 10 p, and from l TO
O'Clock.
Attention to this notice will often proven
inconvenience.
w.B. DENISoN, Cashier.
Irasburgh. w., Dec & 1904 Silly
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STSAVE YOUR MONEY !NEW GOODS

lust received by the Subscribers. n more cx-
- iensiyc assorimen; Of Goods than have been
offered IN this market, and il is needless TO say
We want TO sell them for the PROFIT, and yop
will find among thCm
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COrsmsssgoNrRs, NOTICE.

SAMUEL HILL'S ESTITE.
THE Subscribers having been appointed by
L the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, examine
su a1uSt an claims ana demands OF a persons
Greensboro, in said istrict, deceased, rep-
resented msolvcnt, and the term of six months
from the 30.h day Of November, 1868, being al
lowed by said Court, to the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us
give notice, that we will attend TO the duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house of
Cynthia +. Hill, in Greensboro, in said district
on the second Tuesdays of January and MAY
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon on each of
said days.
JABEZ PINNEY, )c-,
WILLIAM W. LINCOLN, Co"'mrS'
Greensboro, December 18th, lS63-lw3
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OTIS HANCOCK'S ESTATE.
g TAT K OF VER ONT

At a Probate Court, holden at lrashurgh, with
in and for the District aforesaid, on the is II day
Of December, A. ID. 1868.
An instrument, puIpOrting to he the last will
and testament Of OTIS HANCOCK, late of
Coventry, in said district, deceased, being pre-
sented to the court by Mary =. Hancock, the
eXecutriX therein named, for probate:
II is ordered hy said nrt, that all persons
concerned therein he notified to appear at a ses-
sion of said court to be holden at the probate
otiice,n Irasburgh, on the 9 h day of january,
1864, and show cause, if any they may have
against the probate of said will for which pur-
pose, it is further ordered, that a copy of the
record Of this order he published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent Stand
ard, printed at Irisburgh, previous to said time
appointed for hearing.
A true copy of record. Attest
Iva MILTON r, TYLER, Jt4dos.
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,

TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,
Male or Female,
II You have been suffering from habit INDUCED
in by the
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES,
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING
SYMPTOMS,
IL UNITS them for Marriage,
And is the greatest evil which can befall
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptoms enumerated in Advertisement,
and if you are a sufferer,
Cut out the advertisement,
And send for it at once.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for Helmbolds.
Take no other.
Cures guaranteed.
Be'Oare of Cooaerfeits and limitations.
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DIED.

In Coventry. Dec. %. Of chronic diarrhna,
contracted while in the army, Amos Kline, re-
Gently of the 18Th Vermont regiment, aged 40
years.
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70 NERVOUS SUFFERERS Of BOTH SEXES,

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
1eeh restored TO health in few days, after I'M
dergoing all the usual routine and irregular eN-
penslve modes of treatment without success.
considers it his sacred duty to communicate TO
ms afflicted fellow creatures the means of cure.
Hence, on the receipt of an addressed envelope.
ne VIII send Gree copy of the prescription
USE. Direct to DIR. JOHN N. DAeNALL, 1856
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U. S. EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECT0it's NOTICE.

/ NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNA
{ y TaXc- OF the 3rd Collection District of Yer
/ mont, a. assessed upon Incomes, Licenses, Car
I riaEcs, Pla'c, SC, under the provisions Of the
! Inv Of Congress, approved July LIST, 1862, ant
/ the amendments hereto, have become due nC
I payable; and will attend myself or by Depu
I " az the following times and places to receive
the same, viz:
CHlUTENDEN COUNTY.
A. my office in Burlington, on Monday, l-ov
3lth; Tuesday, Dee. LIST. and Wednesday, Dec
ID, 1888
ATS. Wards Hotel Milton, on Thursday
Dec. 3D..
At l;ansou's Hotel, Richmond, on Friday
At The Bos,wick House, Jericho, on Saturday
December oh
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
At the American Hotel, ST. Athens, on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. Sh, Oh
and 10 h, 1868.
At Rmdafs Hotel, Fairfax, on Friday, Dec
lllh.
AT Isham's Hotel, Bakersfield, on Tuesday,
Dec. Is h.
At Thon.pson's Hotel. East Berkshire, on
Wednesday, Dec. 10Th.
At Wright's Hotel, Sheldon, on Thursday
Dec. l7lh.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
AtH. C. Adams Office, East Alburgh, on Sat
urdAy, Dec. l3.h, 1868.
At Ricc's lloicl, South Hero, on Tuesday,
Dec. 22d.
AtJocl Aliens House, North Hero, on We'd
nesday, Dee. Esd.
ESSEN COUNTY.
AT the West Concord House West Concord.
on Tue day, Jan. 9TH, 1864.
AT Morris Woods Hotel, Guidhall, on Thurs
day, Jan. 7th.
At the Island Pond House, Island Pond, on
Saturday, Jan. OH.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
At CuttinS's Hotel, Greensboro, on Monday,
January A H. 1864
Atthe Irashmgh House, Irasburgh, on We'd
ncsday, Jan. 9Th
At Flmts Hotel, Troy, on Thursday, Jan 7th,
Al Derby Centre Hotel, Derby, on Friday,
Jan. s b.
Al the Barton House, Barton, on Monday,
Jan. llth.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
AT scegar's Hotel, Cambridge, on Tuesday,
January 18Th, 1864.
At Daniels Hotel, johnson, on wednesday,
jar. Goth
Atthe American House, Hydepark, on Thurs
day, january DIST.
At the Morrisvile House, Monisville, on Fri
day, Jan. 22d.
Al the Mansfield House, Stowe, on Saturday,
January 23d.
By the provisions of The Excise Laws, all per
sons neglecting 70 pay said Taxes within the
time above specified MUST pay 10 per cent. adj
ditional upon the amount thereof.
Taxes ON Monthly Returns not previously
paid will be received at the above stated times
and places.
Any person can remit his tax by another as
his receipts will he returned. Bills of Banks
outside the State WILL NOT be received. United
States currency preferred.
CARLOS BAXTER.
Collector of Third Collection District Vermont
Burlington, Nov. IS, 1869. so.7w