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United States Of America - District Of East
TenneaaAe f

UHEREAs, An INFORMATION WAS FILED
w ia The District Court Of the Uaitsd States for The
District sf East TeRRsseee 81 knoxye the stA aay
Of February, 1855. By jkmss r. saaa Es, AtoFnsy Of
the United States fet said BsTe behalf o the United
States Of America against tract Of land In UaOu
spunty bssnael " cilaeh risu, The laaes of JoraR
Hoassy and 81 Cheeks cantaisng $50 ssFe seized
the prepevty Qf Allen A. Hart add agasus, al pegsans
awIuily ateFveang foF their interests tkesein alleging
thss sala Fast u land bad been hsFeteaFe ssiss ky
RsYenns Agents forfeited 10 the Unitea ssaiSs sr
eaased In said nfosmAtian ferh and srerfe 10 bs
raa aud pFAyieg for the ssaal process and ashilisa
New thernfate pursuast the manos, sadst the raj
Of saEa esaT. directed. hsssby give Iahls n9tise
b. al persons roReersed In ntgyss 10 ia Eaet sf lard
ta appear before said Court she cear Heuse in KS
viis aFtessd oa the 18th day - May 1865 a. 1a eels
A. " thss and there stsFPess their claims and make
their allegatlshs.
3. MCDANIEL,
mi Z. x hsrs1al. LSiss e Fsasa
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WM. GALBRATTH, c. { VI.
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AIH1Is7aHfl WfffF0HI lF.IlTT
LyscA.
TfNHE DEFENDANTS, WM. L. NESNY and JOHN
IL LYNCH, being n-resideHts - this State a.
eharsrd In ths bii Il Is ordered that publication be
mado for toar successive weeks ia RroualsEs ai H-
tyiSg said defendants to appear before the ChsnceEy
Coast at Dsndrdgs es the - Aosday o. April nexJ
then asA tbsss le make acfeasv the bill % the sane
viii be taken aT confessed sai far hsan ca pars
PISS WM GALBRAITH. {. / NJ.
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ATTAcHMFNT.
Sassaet u. L1asst 81. a. J. Jsrassis.

!Sasaet ~ L8ss5f e., r. J. Jaraagis
THE pLATNTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
j. says ks descendant Justify indebted - him ninety ds
lars aad sbaepnsor eeBesz hsif hat he esEdaEy pre-
o sg eanast BE served ap8 h having shtaad ~
iachasn aHAHsi the Defendant, msar retafnshss tSaFF ~
kheAd, 3astlee Of tsfeaee AndrEtaA eaanty aAa "a
hafoF been ieTe aRen4Be estate % dsiesaaHi II i
eedst= that pahratsn he made fef ar s0eessss WEEKS b
HsosDlast Nhls heyHe asa 10 appesF before m
his eee Tie is day ef Asy tsa, ihs Va b
taken csafsssse Asd ~ Car hesrna Is pazte
fssis-tw pisss mfcHiA kfkeAIn = ?.
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Rnaksl Roaksl Raaksl

There Is box Of ona, hundred copies Of aisFawR.
lows book on the Rebellion for sale at the office
Of tbs KsoxYIELk MHIa. Persons wishing 10
purchase can apply ii said Office.
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wM. eALngAIrn. c. VI.

HGiisss tsstiss a O., - al.. - L. y. fs.-.a {. az
FTSHR DEFENDANT, A. q. cowAS. BEING
sea.rvsisng II eli. Stats, charged ia the bii IL
Il aFsrea that Pasessa BE Ais fsr feuy ssivs
weeks IN Bfoaniows Wig aeslfyng ssia defendant %
appear bsfoFs The ekaucEy cosrf Dasdriare On the
81 Monday April Rsxt tsen sad there l. uaakr sfsss
q The th, Or The same El hs akoa ar eVnfsssd an4
sea lor hearing ex rasle.
pfss wM. GALRHArTH, GAN
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United States Of America - District Of East
Tenuessea

EXTHEREAs, An IMPORTATION WAS FTLHn
in che Bssttsnt cests II the usiied stsses fsr e
District sg Fast Tshnessee. kaexse sn he SET as
Of RehraaTy ls8s by Jsmes r. Swsa, Esf, AsteYnsy s
e uslisd States fer said nisies, ksAsf u ke Unea
States Of Amersss, asaas Rs traet u lad iu Beens
county, asialBg tbs lsnls - Jeasa Hilsas, BHrton
HaFsSn aud agef seisei ia property sf salsas Sa
ttseesss tksfuln ssag hat sAd tract VI lard bad ssn
haFciease zeszsd ~ Asfsnus Aesnts gar e % the
United States Es saases IL said iaFnaon 81 osiA and
agerFsd he tfue and praying for tha nsgs pFacea asa
naenilibns Nsa thsfsssre pafagaat . he usnilaa,
give pahiic nssivs 81 an fessos nsnesrned iateef n
s4 lYas % land b. spyssf sacfc said fseTt = he ceaEt
saas is Knaxsiss afIessii, ca the fsih dag u Ma5
tsaa q. 10 osloek A. n. thsa sad fhsEp y iateFpeee
their elalsns ana make their aIssgstlees.
ID MeDAKeNgl.
u1 r & asys1s4. D;st & Tsaa.
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Vote Of Gillem's Brigade.
HEAhQuAKTERs BKIa. Cows. GuAkns, !
kKox county. Tennesses.
Erbr.o,.,t % 1861


kKox county Tennesses.
fsbrHoyy %, 1866. ]
Rsr, W. 9. BrowalO,o:
have she honor TO report the vote poile.l in the
Brigaes Of Governors Guards at an election opened
and held at the headquarters Of each separate eem
mAnd, which we're conducted properly and legally,
ia accordance 10 the form Of elections In the Code
Of Tenhessee:
Eighth Tenn Cav. for Ratlhcation ...s......... Ala
Ninth Tenn Cav for Ratification. 344
Thirteenth Tenn. Cav, for Ratification. $40
Bat 4, lat Tenn Art, for Ratification. So
tsS
The vote would have been much larger If there
had not bsen quite number Of men cut on > scout
from the different commands
I su, with respCct your most obt servant,
JoHS X. MILLKk,
Colonel Commanding Brigade
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UsITrp srlrEs on AnRRIca.

USITKp STATES OF AARRfcA,
State Of Tennessee, District Of East Tennessee /
Personally appeared Joseph Mullins, and made
oath in due Form of aw, that the facts stated In the
foregoing petition are true 10 the best Of bis knoxl
edge Information aud belief
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RyRgUT0R,s NOTICE.

Il LII PERSONS INpEBTEp TO rue
y sslass d Alek n nsaaE me.l nasals fe5nsnt.
isbssSs goliE WILLIAMS. nassa.ss.
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tffEt3s 6a5s q Ho17ll7fls q I7A F8s1l tTl-lE-
sAEaks.
ETNHR DEPENDANT. wM NJ CIRCUMSTANCES.
being aoa-Fsshiest Of tbs State. eAzsed 10 ihs
BID Il Is efisrvd that Pabesoa ts zs Tor foas sag
ssssiFe weeks n BrsvnisEs Vs. nsevIag said slen-
dan; appeaF hsforS ~ CAAsssgy caaFs bssdFidss
"a ha 81 Maplay ef Apr esSt IhcA aaA here a. ssaks
Aesrrsr sa but the sane VIII be taken asr coates.
81 and "a fst kozrfux ex parts
Isbss-pfss Va. GALBgAITH. IN
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Josrrn ( MULLINS.

Subscribed and sworn 10 before nie, this the 2esh
day Of January, 1895. NJ L. Hall, Cgerk
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SUPERINTENDENT OF FREEDMEN

0EFicE srrEEisTgsDENr FRERpsEx
EAsf ASp MIpbLg TExNEsaER,
Nashville, Feb. 1, lss5.
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February 1865.

As consequence. On Monday last the United
States Marshal, under the direction of the ooart
summoned the Posss, and proceeded 70 the farm 10
disPOsssss Mullins I, on the other hand, called
upon the Commanding General to furnish me de
tail Of soldiers, which he did, and TO whom gave
this document
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Rsorrias raaae.ps.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-03-08
OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died, in Fayetteville, at o'clock A. NJ, on the
LIST of March, of bronchial disease, Hon. ELf w.
HALL, former Senator from New Hanover county,
aged as years I'd days. 49,.
Died, on the 14th of February, at General Hos.
pital, No. "a, Richmond, Va, JOHN W. BARKEE,
Of Co. G.. 48th N. G. Regiment, in the sOth year
of his age
He was MORALLY wounded on the 9th of Febru-
ary, during the engagement with the enemy at
Hatcher's Run, below Petersburg. Mr. Barker
was native and resident OF Wake county-en-
tered the service of his country in the fall Of 1862
fought calamity in many engagements with tho
enemy; and patiently endured the hardships and
trials incident to a soldiers life. Though physi.
cally feeble, he was alike conspicuousfor courage
and fortitude, cheerfulness of temper and kindness
of hearts Judicous and devoted IN his friendships
and scrupulously regardfu Of the rights of Others
he enjoyed to an eminent degree the confidence Of
all woo knew him. Mr.. Barker had been for ten
years or more 4 consistent member of the Baptist
Church at Shady Grove. The day before his death
he requested gentleman to write to his relatives,
stating that he entertained some hope of recovery
but was not afraid to die. my peace" said he,
''is made with God :" they mnst be cheerful and
of gool heart, and try, if should die to meet an
unworthy son and brother in the better land."-
Thus died, ere noon Of life, Christian hero-a
devoted son and brother. An aged. widowed moth
err and aectionate brothers and sisters are sorely
chastened by this sad bereavement The remem.
hrance OF his many virtues and his unfaltering
faith in the final hour, are their ouly solace now
A FRIEND.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
March 2, 1865.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Commissioner 70 investigate, collect and distribute
Goth inst he will be prepared furnish the blanks
whereby the wiyes children executors
of deceased soldiers may have their claims placed in prop
or form to be filed 10 the Auiitor's Office in Rich.
mond and will every effort in his po0 to have the
same promptly paid. g.
Persons Supplying for blanks must forward 4 % cent
postage stamp Tor two 10 cent bs to prepay the postage
on the same.
Register Of all claims will be Kept and At
state of claim may be ascertaiaed -
HENRY y COTTON,
Fayetteville, C.
Feb 90, 1895. l6-n
Papers efststs pissae sepy.
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For the Standard.

Mr.. EDITOR Gov. Vance processes to be agreat
war mau-professes to want every man that IS able
to shoulder a 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 mem
Again, why does he exempt commanders OF brig;
AIDES? These officers have not a 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 ?
i can imagine only one reason, and that is the
Governor is disposed to show fa7ors to his psrtzans
who hold these offices Nearly all Of these officers
are his favorites and pets. Nearly all Of them
worked to secure his re election last August, and
helped to subjugate the people so as to secure his
re election; and now suppose they must be
screened from performing those duties that are i'm
posed on others, as good men as they are. For
one, protest against such faVoritsm tbs neither
just, fair, nor honest.
March 4, 1865. 49,
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Executive Department North. Carolina,
ADJ6rANr Generals OFFICE,
Raleigh, Feb. 2ath, 1866.

GasrsAI ORDERS.
TIME FOLLOWING NAMED SURGEONS AND AS
sistants have been appointed BY the Surgeon Gen'
era with the approval of the to the
Medical Examining Boards for their respective Congress
sional Districts: o..
list Dstriet-Surgeon ". R. Wood, Assistant Surgeons
2nd Diries-surgeou Henry Joyner Assistant Surgeons
F. H. Rountree, DR. J. R, Ruthn
srd District Assistant Surgeons Nathaniel Henderson,
L. Hussey J B. Robertson ~ u-;.o.
Al Distric-Surgeons c. McDufhe' q. W. Aorr's0n'
81 Dtr;et Surgeon E. A. Crudup, Asst Surgeons L.
T. Smith, DR.. d. T Tayloe
oh District Surgeon r. ". Glenn, Dr. WI. Courts
" iM p.ssies Surgeon W. W. verdin, Asst Surgeons
Hector Turner R. Payne
Sh Distriet-Surgeon }. Is. Alexander, ASST surgeons
- sM D;shiet-Surgeons ". W. Foote, G. Happoldt :"
Il ,OM D.ssries.Robert V. Welsh. VIM. L. Love, D. F.:
They will report to the Surgeon Gen.ra by letter for
instructions
~ ' R. C. GATLIN,
Adj't General.
March 2, 1865 is-st.
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Are our provisions all gone? Hundreds cthou-
sands of bushels of grain now rot at the various
depots of the South for want of transportation.-
G6o. Vance's proclamation 18th Feb. 1866:
See the last proclamation of Gov Vance, in our
paper to- day. in which he says that tour all de-
ponds 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 were rotting at the various
depots on the 14th of last month?
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Tn the House of Representatives, on the LIST March,
Mr.. Fuller of North Carolina, offered series Of
resolutions of thanks to Gen. Whiting aud Col
mbor their gallant defence of Fort Fisher against
the attacks Of the enemy. Referred TO the commit
tee on military affairs.
Mr. j. T. Leach, of North Carolina offered JOINT
resolutions of approval Of the appointment OF 4en
Lee to the chief command Of all of our armles with
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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NOTICE.
TEVAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE

TENAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
h common jail OF Curry county, c. on the 18th day
Of February 1855, negro boy who saws his is
WILLIAM aud saysh belongs TO John Irwin. of G-or
ga, who lives near Thomasve. Said boy is dark
Iato 80 80 years DID, abpdt feet hr 10 inches high,
and will weigh about Ito pounds The If said buy
is hereby notified to forward prove property pay
rges, and take him otherwise, he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
WILLIAM HAYMORE, Sheriff.
March 6, 1865. Il-wtf.
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Post Quarter Masters Office, C. g. A.,
RALEIGH n G., March 4th, 1885. {
DARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THIS DE.
II partment requested to forward them without de.
lay through the Agents contracting the indebtedness
". E. PIERCE,
:, Capt. and A. O n.
March 6, 1865. ls-6t-
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Read the beautiful and touching lines in our pa
Der to DAY, "a Fathers Dream of his Soldier Son."
We have worry late intelligence of any kind
from Fayetteville. Who 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
lonesince ceased and Fayetteville is the great
object of anxiety and interest
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From the Macon Telegraph Confederate.I
"No MONEY !'-This notice. stuck prominently
on the windows or doors Of Quartermasters and
Paymasters, has wofuliy depressing effect upon
the spirits of poor, barefooted ragged hungry and
pennyless soldiers Fresh from the field of battle or
the exposures of active SERVICE they hope to enjoy
some of the comforts perhaps luxures of life when
they get home; and their first visit generally is to
the Pay or QuartermasteE for funds and clothing
to enable them to do So" No Aoneyr salutes
them, in staring capitals, as they approach the sa-
cred precincts Of these Confederate army dignita-
ries and they turn away, sick at heart and despon-
dent. Is it any wonderful 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 ohlyfor necessary, but
for luxurious expenses? Is it fact that the Gov
eminent fails to furnish its Pay and Quarermasters
with funds for the prompt and equitable payment
of her soldiers? The writer heard an anecdote,
the other day. which may 60 to elucdate the Sc.
cret of this g No Money" matter.
A plain soldier, apparently, called on one Of our
Post Quartermasters with his accounts, desiring
payment. He was peremptorlly, if not iusolently,
Informed that there we're no funds The urgency
of necessities were pleaded to no purpose. No
Money |" was the terse and dsheartening reply
Finally, the claimant asked to have endorsed upon
bis claims ".No funds at this post" The Quarter
master Indignantly and N 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
and deference "No Money" at once smoothed his
wrnkled brow" and supercilliously informed his
superior that he would pay the accounts, and open
ine an iron safe drew therefrom Confederate bills
largely in excess of an ordinary demand! May it
not be possible that tobacco cotton, and other
uatons on the part of government disbursing OH.
GERS have something to do. with the shortpess OF
funds, when needy soldier calls for his pay The
writer has inking of the nsodus opsrand' Of these
latter speculatios, and may justice is not speedl-
" done the soldier, enlighten the public on The sub.
ject. DUNN
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The constitutional amendment abolishing slavery
was adopted by the Louisiana Legislature on the
18th inst, in the Senate by a vote of eighteen in
favor to only one against + and in the House of
Representatives unanimously. The amendment
has now been ratified by eighteen States.
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Adi't and Insp'r, Cons ONCE, I
RIcHAnNp. Sent IL. 1888

Adt't 3nd lHsp'f Cons once,
RIcHaOrD. Sept II, 1858. T.
GrsEnAL Orders,
No i22.
HRT THE FOLLOWING ACT OF CONGRESS 70
III zs published fur the information of all cnncerned
Every person not subject to the Rules and articles 81
b" shall procure or entce solder Of the "nfed'
crate States desert, who shah 2grnhrs from apH
solder bis arms aaiforn etothing. ary pa t"reef
shall upon legal c,nvicon be fined at the discretion Of
the Court having cgnizance of the 10 any not
exceeding three hundred dollars and be imprisoned not
exceeding one yesr
By order Of the secrstsfy Of Wss:
(5ignodJ g COOPER.
A1It and Inspf Gent
HsAnauARrsis Rsszays. NC,
- Raleigh, Feb. To-.
OHcsl. JNO. ". aIHSDAkE:
-. -. 4. A. Nsni,
Feb Is, issa N-z.
=. State papers copy seysn times 81
mrs. MILLER CONTINUES 10 ACCOM-.
N1 modste Boarders b. the day, we'd, senon.n. !. .
August !, 1884, =. Hss
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Report Of the Superintendent of conseripsion.

Report Of The Superintendent Of C0nacr'p9a0n'
BUREAU OF CoNscRIPrIoN,
Richmond, Feb. II, 1865:
Hon. John C. Breckenridge, Secretary Of Var:
SIR:-Your reference of the following Resolution
was received at this Office on the 18th instant:
!" Resoloea That the Secretary OF War be instruct
ed to inform the Senate with little delay as pos
sibe, what number of conscrip: soldiers have been
levied in each State of the Confederacy and placed
in service in the field whether there has been any
failure to execute the law of CONSUMPTION in any
State, by reason of any other than its occupa
ton by the enemy; if SO, why it has not been ex.
ecuted with uniformity in all localities, when the
operations Of the enemy have no: prevented"
The following table exhibits the number of con.
scripts assigned to the army from camps ofinstruc
ton, as furnished by the reports Of the command
ants of conscripts Of the respective States:
Conseripts assigned to tho army from Camps Of
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NOTICE.

.vIyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BECOME ADMINS.
tratrx ofW J. Lougee decd, at Feby session. 1885,
of Wake County Court hereby all the creditors OF
the decd to present their claims for payment to or
Augustus l. Lougee, of Raleigh
, CAROLINE F. LOUGEE.
March 6, 1865. l9-St
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The Charlotte Bulletin of the 26th February,

The Charlotte Bulletia Of the 18th 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 win
but swell the current of refugees elsewhere, and
add to your own discomfort At home you may
not eoen be molested.
From source we deem truthful, we learn that
Sherman when in Columbia issued an order requir-
ing Of his troops rigid regard of all 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
propertv
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Communication from the Secretary of War.


In response to- a Rssolution of tie Senate, asking
certain information in regard to Conseript SOL
disrs in each State, and the execution of the
CONSUMPTION. lasos.
CoNrEpERArE STATES OF AMERICA
p =. % Var Department,
j.. Richmond, Va, Feb. 10, 1866. y
Hon. r. IT. T. Hunter, President Of the Senate:
S1R:-I have received the following resolution Of
the Senate, adopted on the 10th instant: d.
Rssolued, That the Secretary of War be in
structed to inform the Senate, with as little delay
as possible. what number of conscript soldiers have
been levied in each State of the Confederacy and
placed in service in the field !; whether there has
been any failure to execute the law of conscrption
in any State by reason Of any cause other than its
occupation by the enemy if so, why it has not
been executed with uniformity in all localities when
the operations Of the enemy have. not prevented"
In response, have the honor to transmit here.
with, report from the Superintendent Of Conscrip'
ton containing the information desired by the SEN
ate.
Very respectfully.
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
=. Secretary Of War.
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The patients do not lmprove,-let us put them
on a new DieL-John 4. Gilmer.
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Our respected contemporary Of the Conservative
expects stirring news from Grant Gas soon as the
mud SUBSIDIES" Rather muddy idea. Will our
contemporary be good enough to tell his readers
good retort just here, if he will put his spectaces
and mend his pen. We are willing that he should
do So Let us have 1t before you 'go to the 'front.'"
brother Robbins. ,...
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CONFEDEkATE STATES DEfOSIfOkY,
RALEIGH, N. c. March 9, 1865.
NIOTTCE IS HEREBY GWEN THAT FOR THE
~ present. the interest due January st 1885,
trates Of indebtedness of the Confederate States Of
America payable in North Carolina, will be paid at this
Office presentation of said certificates
Conservative, Progress and Standard, Greensboro Pa
triot, GOdshorO State Journal Fayetteville Observer,
Salisbury Waterman and Charlotte Bulletin will insert
each times and send duplicate accounts to this Office.
C. B. HARRISON,
Depository.
March q, 1885, '19-6t
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NOTICE.

TaVHERE WILL BE A MEETING OFerHE
q Directors of the N. c. Orphans, Fund, in this city,
on Thursday, the 9th inst. at II o'clock in the
room of the Methodist Book Store.
SAMUEL H. YOUNG. Sec. =
March s; 1865. ltd