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FTNHE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM n. NEWMAN,
being non resident II 10 ordered hat publication
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THE DEFENDANT, JANIS MITCIIELL, being
on-essiasnts &c is Srderca thai PassatoA b made
for faaR sucecasss weeks Ia Bruwnlowa Whe. Hesyng
saa Assaant 10 Hppsaf - ne special tEH e te Chan
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en- passs PISS wM. GALBRATTH, C. 4 u.
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TT APPEARING FROM TIE ALLEGATIONS or
ths bill thai tAs asieaasnts, Alexander NJ aad Jesse
O, Wasse, nea-Fsssnts ef The STATE sr aAseoad
hat The ordinary PFSesss Of las canas Be ssFFd apca
thes and thai they az a3shted Is eamElaiaants Il h
ordered that pahlsaiioa &c maaa Or fsaF Successive
seaks In BFswaloNs WklE, asfJinr sAld 4eonaanss 70
snpasf before the Chahoy caHEs 81 Aaryyils en the
aFst Tuesday ass Re arst Mauaay q Mar sect ta an
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r. Hsaffes ard Besjd4sa R1ksss.
THE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT,
Gays e dec0dsass justly iBdehtsd him eve haEaFed
aslsst. snasg aacos sSceBues Sassfes Ha ne 1saFy
Fscess 81 ksFsrvea apH fess, AaE pbsaes 80
seai sEslsf t2s assaeSh4 asas rsfaTRahls bss kchy
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hSTtsg bssa icFra sss is estate e. asenAshtf Il
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Wig nptaf said hsfuBassf 4FssF bsaTs hs
be aes he ia asg q July isss ths - ks
Ga or easfssaad and 81 igF hsAfing - parts.
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FItHE DEFENDANT. KMsEEY BETTTs, IL aoa.
u resident % shseondsg debtor; II Il oFdsFed hat
isEs whiE, netyiag said dsensAst b sppeAr AZ the
special term Of he Chanesfy csut n DandAxe % The
~ Msaday 81 April nest thsn sad hsrs % rake BIS Dc.
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gTVHg DEFENDANT, SAMUEL FUNK. bsiss . uob-
residents II 4 ordered fh4t pshlieStisa be made for
faas successive weeks IA rsWniews Whig notifying Eaid
defendant 10 appear a. the special 81 tie chanesEy
ceaEt 81 Dandridee on de "a Msna6y Of ApTii asxt
thsa and thsFs % make his defense e he ill., The
SANE viii Re taken for confessed aad for hearing ex
parte. PCS wM. 6ALBRAITB, G. 4 u.
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fef fear paesssslrs uesks IN BsesRioas Wig putyag
sad asfsndanl V appeAE The pesai tern q he Cah
ssry Coufs 81 DandfdEs en- ts a Menasy Il April usSt
thea shd thsss - lnaks bis dsesss 10 the b " hs
viii be taken fer egnfsDsd sad - Tor hearing
parte. pfss WM. GALBRAITH, G. q a.
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IN OBEDIENCE To A DECREE nAade
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SALES.

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IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
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TINE DEFENDANT JOHN ". HAKLE. BEING =
nsnFsslassti II Is ordered thas publication Be made
for foar saeeessiSe weeks IN nfosulsWts Wke, Royag
sAsd defendant 10 appear ~ The special tara Il the Chaa
eeFy coart DaaaFdss the I'd AoRday Of April ssE
then zad eFr " make bis defense &c the ba The
win Be taken ff confessed and for heariag PaFs
pess VA. GALBRATTH. c. 4 u.
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TINE DEFENDANTS. W. B. GoFoRTH add W. A.
j q. BROWN, ChAirnaa sad Secretary u the Board
ef Tfasses being soErssldsnta IL Is ordered that Pab
eaton be made fsg four successive weeks in BrsWnl0ss
Whig hoyag sa3 azfsndsns 10 appear a. The special
term d The chancsry Court Al Dandrags the I'd Mea
day q April nsxf thea and tssFe 70 make defense 10 hs
h tie sane viii be tAkea for confessed and SET fer
hearing PaFts.
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pubieaaisa Be mas sf fsaF sHseseEse weeks IN Brew
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"a Monday 81 April aext then nd ghsrs u made is d.
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THIS pEYEEDANT, PATTON HOWELL Is : Hen-
II resident u atscaadtss dsbtefs Il : efasrsd that
ppblisason be aae ~ four Successive weeks In B40wn
lswe Whe nsliyihg raid asfeadant Il appear a. the
spesial tsf 81 de chsacry rvus "a Dsndnars the
"a Asnday 81 APrh aaxt thea aad there 10 msks bis
defense % siia I'LL. ths vii - taken Or esnsss
81 and st for hesgaE sx passs.
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TT APPEARING FROM TIRE ALLEGATIONS or
81 iba hi ehish are sssfn %, thak fks dnfsafaai l.
4eassdsat - a5seaaas 81 e8nssaia hassf hal shs
sfssnafy yraet ~ laR eamnst Re aefsea apsn him II
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bridge he "a Monday 81 Aprl ssKt lhss SD lhess
% make his assase tks k o. he sae sil " tskrs
ssr sgafsssea asd ~ for bsaFsng 81 parts.
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EIGHT By TEN AND TES by TwELyI
aisa SANFORD co.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-03-07
OBITUARY NOTICES

Died, in Fayetteville. at o'clock A. NJ on the
lSt Of March, of bronchial disease, Hon. ELI W.
HALL, former Senator from New Hanover county,
aged 80 years and days.
Ded on the 18th of February, at General Hos
pital, No 24, Richmond, Va, JOHN W. BARKER
of Co. e.. 18th n. G. Regiment in the 3Oth year
of his age.
He was mortally wounded on the 5th OF Febru-
ary, during the engagement with the enemy at
Hatchers Rum below Petersburg Mr. Barker
native and resident ct Wake countv-en-
tered the service of his Country in the fall Of 1862
fought calamity in many engagements with the
enemy, and patiently endured the hardShips and
trials incident to a soldiers life. Though phySi-
callE feeble, he alike conspicuous for courage
aid loTttuhe, cheerfulnesS of temper and kindness
OF heart JudIciOus and devoted IN his frienlShps
and scrupulOusly regardiu Of the rights of others,
he enjoyed TO an eminent degree the confidence of
all wrO knew him. Mr.. Barker had been for ten
years or more consistent member of the Baptist
Church at Shady Grove The day before his death
be requested gentleman to write to his relatives
stating that he entertained some hope of recovery
but vas not afraid to die "Mv peace" said he.
Z" is made with God :" theg mnSt he cheerful and
OF gaol heart and try, if [ should die, to meet an
unworthy son and brother in the better land -
TINS died, ere noon OF life, Christian hero "A
devoted son and brother An aged vidowed moth
er AID aifecrOnate brothers and sisters are sOrely
chaSlened by this sad bereavement The rerem-
hfarce OF his many virtues and his, unfaltering
faith in the final hour, are their only soace now
A FRIEND.
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"No MONEY !'-ThiS notice, stuck prominently
on the windows or doors of QuarternaSters and
Paymasters, has wofuliy depressing effect upon
the spirits of poor, barefoOted, ragged, hungry and
pennyiess soldiers Fresh IRON the field Of battle or
the exposures of active service, they hope 10 eniOy
some of the comforts, perhaps luxures of life when
they get home and their first visit generally is TO
the Pay or QuartermaStcr, for funds and clothing
to enable them 10 90 So" No UOHcyW salules
them, in staring capitals as they approach the sa-
cred precincts of these Confederate army dignita-
ries and the, turn away sick at heart and deSpon-
dent. Is it any wOnder2 Why should these poor
fellows, who have borne 1.-THE heat and burthen
of the day." be turned away without their Just
compensation, while the eleventh hour men, who
are mostly at home, enjoying the privileges Of ease
and comfort, though OStensibly in service manage,
some how to get money, not onlyf necessary, but
for luxurious expenses Is 1t fact that the Gov
ernment fails to furnish its Pay and Q,artcrulasters
with funds for the prompt and equitable payment
of her soldiers? The writer heard aneciote,
the other day. which may so to eiucIdaie the Sc.
cret of this No Money" matter
A plain soldier, apparently, called on one of our
Post Quartermasters with his accounts, desiring
payment. lie was peremPtory, if not insOlcntly,
informed that there no funds. The urgency
of necessities were pleaded to no purpose. mo
Money !" was the teTse and di>heartcning reply
Finally, the claimant asked to have endorsed upon
his claims, " No funds at this post" The Quarter
master Indignantly and IN high dudgeon refused to
make the endorsement; whereupOn his prosecutor
unbuttoned his coat and exhibited the marks of
rank and authority which entitled him to respect
aud Difference "No Money at once smnothed his
"wrnEIed brow" and supe-cilliou-ly informed his
Superio. that he would pay the accounts, and opsn-
ing an iron safe drew therefron Confederate bills
largely in excess of an ordinary demand! Nay it
not be possible that tobacco cotton, and otherspec-
ulations, on the part of government disbursng oi-
GERS, have something to do with the shortness of
funds, when a needy soldier calls for his pay The
writer has a inkng Of the mOdus opsrandi of these
latter sPeculaions and may fjusce is not speedi'
ly done the soldier, enlighten the public on the sub
Iect. BURR
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For the Standard


Mr. EDITOR Gov. Vance processes to be great
war man-profeSSes to wa.t every man that Is able
to shoulder musket to be in service. Why, then
does he exempt Colonel TO each regiment OF home
guards or militia in the State? In this way by
this strange and uncalled for exemption, the State
loses about two companies of able bodied men,
Again, why does he exempt commanders of brig
AIDES? These officers have not single man under
their command and not a single duty to perform
The home guard law makes these officers as liable
to duty as Others, and why this discrimination
l can imagine only one reason and that is, the
Governor is disposed to show favors to his parrizans
who hold these offices. Nearly all of these officers
are his fayorites and pets. Nearly all of them
worked to secure his re election last August, and
helped to stbjugate the people so as to secure his
reelection and now l suppose they must be
screened frcm performing those duties that are i'm
posed on others, as good men they arc. For
one, protest against such aVOrtism. 1t is neither
just fair, ntr honest.
HOME GUARD.
March 4 1856.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-03-07

We learn from the Richmond Dispatch that the
House of Delegates of Virginia, few days since,
passed resolution to submit to the people of that
State, at the general election on the fourth Thurs
day of this month, Dhsther not Convention of
the State :taU be called Owing to certain =" ma.
lgn influences" in this State, Virginia ard Georgia
both seem to be ahead of North Carolina in the
peace movement A large and patriotic minority
of our Legislttur anxious to submit the ques-
ton of Contention to the people, but the enemies
of popular government together with the patronage
of the Richmond and Raleigh administrations, were
too strong for them.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-03-07

In the House Of Representatives, on the lst March,
Mr.. Fuller, Of North Carolina, offered series of
resolutions of thanks to Gen. Whiting and Col.
Lamb for their gallant defence of Fort Fisher against
the attacks OF the enemy. Referred to the commit
tee military affairs
Mr.. j. L. Leach, of North Carolina, offered joint
resolutions OF approval of the appointment of Gen.
the recommendation that he he clothed with powers
to treat for peace. Referred to the military COM
mittee.
Mr. Logan, of North Carolina, bill to facilitate
the settlement and payment Of the claims of deceas
ed soldiers. Referred to the military committee.
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March Q, 1865,
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

TENhE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Il Commissioner to Investigate, collect aud distribute
Claims Of Deceased Soldiers gives notice that after the
10th inst, he will be prepared flrnIsh the blanks
whereby the wives children executors administrators
of deceased soldiers may have their claims placed pro
form iO be filed in the Auditors Office in .lch.
mond, aud will every effort in his power have ths
same promptly paid.
Persons applying for blanks must forward q % cent
postage stamp two 10 cent bls t" preP ~ the postage
the same.
Register of all claims will be sp nd at any time the
state of claim may be ascertained
He Try Z COTTON,
,oo ,oo- Fayetteville, N. c.
Papers ofStats please copy.
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The Charlotte Bullstia of the 26h Fsbruar,

The Charlotte Bulletin of the 26th February,
says:
There is no necessity for fright or hasty
abandonment of home. We say to all whose duty
does not call them away, stay. Go and you will
but swell the current of refugees elsewhere, and
add to your own discomfort. At home you may
not eSeR be m0lested.
From source We deem truthful, we learn that
Sherman when in Columbia issued an order requir
ing OF his troops rigid reg"Id Of ali the proprie-
ties OF life, consistent with the usageS Of war,
placed guards around various houses, and would
not permit the destruction of any public stores
whose burning would have endangered private
property.
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NOTICE.

FESAKEN UP AND COMMrrTED TO THE
II common Jail OF Surry county, N 4 on the 25th d Iv
Of February, i1f5, negro boy who says his name is
WILLIAM, and says he belongs to John Irwin of Geor-
ga who lives ThOmaSviile. Said boy is dark mu-
a'ta - 81 years old, about feet 10 inches high
and will weigh about lG0 pounds The If said boy
IS hereby notified To come forward prove properly pay
charges and take him away; otherwise he will be dealt
with as the law directs
WILLIAM HAYMORE, Sheriff
March 6, 1865. ll-wtf
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Executive Department NOrth-Carolina,

haelSuJ rGO' Z"tuJ IcO0 J
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 5.
TENHE FOLLOW ING NAMED SURGEONS AND AS
n sistants haze been appointed bv The Surgeon Gen
ea with the approval Of the Governor constitute the
Medical Examining Boards for their respective Cougres
sional Districts:
lst Disgriet-surgeou W. R Wood, Assistant Surgeons
T. Yeates, }. Branch.
2n2 Dis;cs-surgeou Henry Joyner Assistant Surgeons
F. NJ. ROunLree, DR. J. K. Rufin
3rd District Assistant Surgeons Nathaniel Henderson,
L. Hussey, j. B. Robertson.
Al D;trict-Surgeons W. c. McDuf1e, G. W. Morrison,
Assistant Surgeon A. A. Mckay.
5h District-Surgenn f. A. Crudup Asst Surgeons L.
T. Smith, DR.. d. 7. TaylOe.
6ih District Surgeon R. W, Clean, DR.. W. J. Courts,
Dr. Thos Oakley.
7tR District Surgeon w W. Verdin, Asst Surgeons
Hector Turner, r. Payne.
Sh Distric-Surgeon j. b. Alexander Asst Surgeons
NJ l.. Brown, Il. Cosby.
sth Distri6s-surgeons W. ". Foote, C. Happoldt, W.
II. Robertson
10Th D.st,ics-Robert V. Welsh VIM L. Love, D. +.
Summey.
They will report to the Surgeon Gen.ral by letter for
instructions
BY order of Gov. VANCE:
R. C. GATLIN,
AGj't General
March ., 1865. lS-8t
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Are our provisions all gone? Hundreds oc thou
sands of bushels of grain now rot at the various
depots of the South for want of transportation
Coz. VaRce's prOclanaati0n 14th Feb 1865.
See the last proclamation of Gov. Vance, in our
paper to-day, in which he says that "our all de-
pends on the private contributions which the peo-
pie may make to support Gen. Lees army. What
has become of those Hundreds of thousands of
bushels of grain that We're rotting at the various
depots on the 14th of last month
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We have no very late intelligence of any kind
from Fayetteville. VINO would have thought,
three years ago, that We should be looking for in
formation as to the movements of large federal
army, from the far South, in the neighborhood of
Fayetteville The heavy firing at Pigs Point has
long since ceased and Fayetteville is now the great
object of anxiety and interest
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-03-07

Our respected cOtemporary of the Conservative
expects stirring news from Grant Gas soon as the
mud subsidies" Rather muddy idea Will our
cOtemporary be good enough to tell his readers
where all the mud goes to? Robbins can make
good retort just here, if he will put his spectaces
and mend his pen. We are willing that he should
dc so. Let US have 1t before you "go to the front"
brother Robbins.
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We are glad to see in town Capt. j. N. Henson,
of the 4th n. G. regiment, brief absence from
duty. Capt II. entered the Oak City Guards of
this County as private in April, 1861, and has
distinguished himself in scores of battles Our
army of veterans contains no braver or more wor-
tby veteran than be is.
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The constitutional amendment abolishing slavery
was adopted by the Louisiana Legislature on the
14th inst, in the Senate by vote Of eighteen in
favor to only one against it and in the House of
Representatives unanimously. The amendment
has now been ratified by eighteen States
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CONFEDERATE STATES DEPOSITORY.

RALEIGH \. c. March 2. 1855
ETOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT FOR THE
present. the Interest due January is 1861 all
tHrates of indebtedness of the Gonfada,a'e States of
america. payable in NOrIhCarpGinA w be paid at this
Office on presentation of said certificates
Conservative, Progress and Standard Greensboro Pa
triGt, GO!sh,ro state Journal Fayetteville Observer
Salisbury Watchman and Charlotte Bulletin will insert
each six times and send duplicate this office.
c. B. HARRISON
Depository.
March C. 1865. l9-6t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EAN THE 10TH ~ :! !,HCIE. THE SUB.
" scrIheT admunstra, To: uI!On Franklin, deceased
will offer at public Siie at hsn residences Wake Conn
y, miles sOuh OF Raleigh, all the perishable
property, consisting of horses, cattle hogs sheep goats
household furniture bc III. farming tools, &c.
Terms made known at the sale.
Those having claims against the estate of Hinton Frank
in herebv notified 10 present them for settlement; and
all persons indebted to said estate notified make
immediate payment.
1. H. ROGERS, Admir-
March 6, 1855. 19-td.
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FoRrREss MoNror, Va, Feb. "a,

To Gen. u s. Grant City Point: Our troops
entered Wilmington on the morning of the 22d in.
stant After the evacuation of Fort Anderson,
General Schofed directed Cox to follow its garrison
towards Wilmington, while Terry followed Hoke
on the East side of the river. The latter took up
new line, four miles from Wilmington, but was so
closely pressed by Tetry that he could send no
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NTORTu-CAROLINA,I SUPERIOR COURT OF
"a Johnston County. Law, Fall Term, 1865.
LYDIA L. Cox, ]
, Petition for Dover.
JAS Cox et. ~.
1t appears The satisfaction of the Court that James
Cox and w. A. Davis and wife Marian, residents
of This State 1t is therefore, ordered that publication be
made in the North Carolina SdndGrd newspaper pub-
lShed in the City Of Raleigh six weeks notifying the
said defendants appear the next Term of the Superior
Court of said County, when and where, they plead,
demur judgment pro cOtesSO will be taken
as TO them.
Witness: W. H. JOYNER. Clerk.
Feb. {, 1865. T-w6t