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TURED.&cj&o,
1 ibHbND, Sept. 1 5th. ffhe New York
fHerald of the 13 lb says 51 towns Mam
?4bow a net iiepuUicai gam 'ot 681. The
largest ;fflai.iti'iov.rlli$iitt Brook
Si jif&I Monday even iiig to ratily
tub 4ioliuatio4it vi.s4ikiUaD 'aul iut lelier
:t,eat!6 tU report
Lhibatebei trotVrIiidfaaoQii atiDottuei J
toe capturo oi V0Ttt9Arwc.ytj-.-wi,lr-
lived ai
Lauiax pu iue A4Uf wri ,.rciiufs i
Euiopearf idalr toi tfeiSllist say it is
OwUe iniik4;aHoiht;rii;liort Vul ''-inter veutioa
,:luttMip(lt iiavtf latterly f petHfl
Knjrktt1 Excited and HnUled.
,iyt vibr jt Lopiai .bri(ti says drove
mOU PETERSBURG
RjCBMOND, Sept. !?.5- A special jdu
!ptci to ibe Evening fVVhig, Irotu , Plers
bur tpday, tiys thala force? ojf eueiuy'i
jsivH1fy hw iotautry supposed .logins a
raiding party,' ad vauced lioia the Weliiou1
road
roau ana tour miles Iroiu lf.e city
mishing ijolaoWall.JluiBNo par'!
ilMMfeXR ATI FicAT7 MEKT
I ' STEAMER 'ADVANCE V CAP
1. - v.!
4&rtd ou$M
. . . ; i - : : 1 the devetremnCof m
THE ' lildtit f ROAlRt
vn.') . r JirTW- ' k X W'S F?grate-abpiy,ioi 4Nr tpjrale.taten
v .vv4i4 TiBOR( v, -If mh'pf
'tJi'; u l:ti,JAi 1. made mnifesti JtJs'lKnslhit the coi'lisioiMif
. MR 15tb.A Oattur from 8eclioltiii Snlllsr anH ,the ouoression of a conii
t'lOevijeiuy . thro ugti Marti us PU r ; y ester-
tin lnoruuis. to Ihe Viciuitv - of -Jroun
' rETSRSiatt, .bepU I5tb. Warren s;
rnieft uorpe ' advanced Westward, ibis;
luottaiog to Poplar Spfin'g's Olrch two'
J tnl le.st fro tfl.tb e WelUon, road. Tb e e nemy ;
-. oroke' ' iMrugli , ' jiutrV ' liuesjand were1
i-Jf met by Col. Ferrebee and I)?aring' bl-ig-'
adre anii repulsed.7 0u loitriflinir. The
eoerny bas cotnmucad o'frfiyiug at the
'CfQV.celiV: ;i'-jpj;ispii.era talk.Hi:a 'was?-, au
Attempt to advance theijnjnes in the' di
ectit)u of 'tbe Soutnirfe Railroad. All
)qiifie.t on1 the baUuceof toe lines. ' Jfe
)g, apu out uttte picket flriug. ,?t
fippVpting'jin the $GhzduCe.--Ti6
ipcJCtu le; price ot; Iridii potatoes is
10 a bushel. 3uptaiti Thrash, t!ie
(r CojriiliiSdary here ;intorios
tfet jjjrefAised tQ pay, . the priee ;
aw-Qkiad'Fidpiitatuea' are offered
at jvtfraD he wants to buy.' - The
Coojfjri8sipner.e will please niafee a
note j of iliUiAshilU Jifewis,
prisog dapabl ol accotuinoatiiig
ed' ten miles this side at' Oohupjfai
S.3.V &tid the prisouers in Gecfrgia,
y& jSerppo'sei are to be trttfisferred to
ttta't place. Some of Uaem iiave al-
faay arrived at Qoiuuibia.
pit' .
An agent snt ot by tb authori-
FnlMh$y V'fy, to reriutj Hjr ine
oUukleraie States. writ' ;
far?er umerous than able bod "ietl
blac.:asirou8 of going into lernrtbe.
ft?
$$&ptt Tree, 7mere
tm mQ j:etersoiMrgiraiii'oaati
tWalliJifttf: i4tle;
ell, Kaq;, 'designed. VjH i
prmwrs of Nfew JmoM
Ik
waxuL
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Fanize and dpeirate entetpWes f a'patute cal
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t! . ..
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i"v W MBpaWBLt, Ciief IJditor. .
, Ernest" LAOARDEf Associate, Editor.
January i;4S64f ., ty
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partnsnt8,.both busii . isaaud editorial , the' !H es
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Magazine has neVej yeteau2uVifib4frilds
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est ol the Ccnifederacy.
Argument or appeal in -behalf of the tmpor-;
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by word, of reproaeh amoug the older nations,
and even noW militates against our i ate rests
abroad, need not be' addressed to those wuonl
Mils circular is designed to rdtieh. v ' " '
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thing mere is n eeessary . t ban me re Yer bal Mt
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such ajiiplea as will contribute to Uienstrn
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licit ooflt ribntioas fromc ootberu writers inA all
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to notice will have ii due shure of.attemirm.
We, earnestly aolicit the assistance of oar
friend s.ihrougbout the Confederacy in. the en
largerpient pf Mir. 8ubtoriptioa list, which mast
1 be .increased to eeable us to meet the heavy
peeauifijry outlay to, w,b;eh we'sJisfKW inafcject.
XeJpl 112 Jor twebre moiiibju$8ioix
months. This increase wifl nbi iffitfit iira
WAuunueu oeiore tne 1st of.Marcru, Uf-
management. Communication
counecieu wun xne uierary conduct ot the Ictei'
seBjet wibe directed' toAi tbe editor ; otner
commjimcatloni shbWd b directed to the JPco-
'. . .2-1" - J ' 1. 1' La- j if. jJi i "tit w
i.i,m.Jviiru1l jlvw , iois c iv. win control me
iusinf)wutre8ls of Ihe Vl8enger, and Mr
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us manorial
SGKED TJLE , Q& . .PRICES iV
NORTH CAhdziXA. .
4 The Commissionerf of Appraisement Cr the
State of North Carolina, agaiiv present their
shedule of prices )o govern be purchasing
officers of the Govrnnient for the next sixty
'days,' unless in th inlervajacts nd cjrc
Sances should arise to induce an alteration-
very item has been careruny revised and with
valuable aid or Mn'Greorge WMordeliat"
reV trust the schedule, now " presented will
th
iheV
p'roVe satisfactory to bbtb the Government and
a no Ihe people. . The'y' wouldVespectfttUy urge
the people to hasten On with their supplies to v
maintain and feed our gallant army nc'fas
Scrnbled just on our borders and in whose 'gil-
'antrv and fortitude, under God," we alone bwe
pur exemption from the Jhoriws of a revolution,
of our homes, and families by the barbarous, .
inhuman foe, who have constantly shown they
ouly want the power, and not the, -wil I to de
stroy, us and take all we; btve u , J,1'
Apples, . .' dried good, pealed per bushel '' '
of 28 pounds,
$ .5 00
unpealed, per bushel of 28
pounds,
with handles, eaebr
Without hnudles; ach
si;de8, pe r po u nd
hams, per pound
shoulders, pr pouiiil
jowles, pe r pound .
while ,ur cornfield, per bash
el of 60 pounds
apple, per gallon ' '
peach, per ga linn
3 00
12 50
13 00
.3 00
3. 00
3 75
; i so
10 00
26 00
25 00
L U0
1 50
I -00
3 00
3 75
Ml 00
Axes,
Biicoa,
'
Beans, .
Brandy,
i.
Beef,
'
fresh., net, per pound, : ;
.Salted, per pound
0 roWnsi uff. good , 'pe r btisli e 128 lbs
Candles, ' thllow, p;r pound
adaiianiue, per pound
trace, per ..pound
woolen, Cr:soJfiierS clothes,
J yard wide, 10 oz. to yard,
and pro fataaa toi greater
or les weight or width, per,
yard
raw', per lb
Riowr lb - 4?
unshetled, ner.bushel of 70
ibs :
shelled, sacks not intluded
per-:hashrof 36 lbs
Chains,
Cfoth,
6 00
i bo
4 50
6 CO
00
6 00
: to
' l;v
60 00
so od
5 & 00
Cotton,
tyOHee
Corn,
1;
Cornmeal, sncks not included, - per
bushel of 50 jbs .
cotton, 'J yard wide , J yd.
'tppound, per yard
f jejf a, fami ly pef ba rrel of
196 pounds . , . . :
extra family, pet a aok of
98 pounds 4 " ;
uperfioer per bbL'rfrl.I36i
poUlldS , : , , '.. '
Brills,
Flor,
4
It
superfine, per sack of 98 lbs' . 25 00
fine, per1 bbl. of 19rj iVands 5U '0O
bne; per sack or 98 ixiuncis aa-uo
Fodder,
ii
Hats,
Hay, f
.
Hides,
" ''ft :-
Horses,
'- '
Irpn,
-4
l
it ' '
4
II
Jeans,
Kettles,
Lumber,
Lard, i
Leather,
baled, per 100 pouiijds.
unbuled, per 100 pjund
wodl, eacli
balrd, per 100 pounds
un'aaled, per 100 ponndt .
dry, extra, per pound
dry. ' .
greefn, per toand
4 00
3 50
5 00
4 00
3 . 50
4 00
3 50
1 75
artillery, 1st class per head 1 ,000 00
artillery, 2d class per head 800 00
pig, per ton of 2,000 lbs . -180 00
square or round perctoVi' ' '700 00
,hoap per ton of 2,000 lbs l iOOO 00
flat or baud per ton 4 i 200 00
boiler plate per ton , ,. 1,000 00
servieeable'railroad per ton
of54frlbs " ' 400 00
eastings, peT pound , ,
wool, domestic, per yard
canip, iron, per pound
good, per 1 ,000 feet
!cleartpi: pound
sole, per pound ' '.
upper; per'pfund ' '
harnens, per pound .
. 30
1Q 00
"30
50 00
3 00
, 6 00
7 00 ;
it
. 7 00
iooo
- ao oo;
ltOfO,00
800-00
$0tf'0O.
M6a'sses, caue, per gallon (
MuleSi' H 1st class, per head ,
7 5 Ii" ?3d' iclai
4 , extra.
. it4- i 'ti
. r
ciass,
;-
per keg ' ' .;"v. ' " J
100 00
i5 0
5 50
' 5 5 'd
f sbeaf, unblifeVW 00-lb
weHetfper btishel' ' '
Osnabtirgsr cottpHyard twideT. oz to
yaru per yarui
bottrtn i.vsrd wide, 6"os tot
1 50,
II
yard, per yard; '
Onions. per bushel
in tin
Peasf eowir bushel of
r
Shoes, - jarmy, per pair .
Shoe thread flax, per pound ,
10 00
2 00
Sheep,
fat, per head '
brown, cpramon per )b, ;
bard, per ppundj.
soft, per pound ,
i baled; peVnOO'ibi '
goad, per beshel of 22 lb
Soap, .
'
Shocks,
Shorts, ;
.1,00
, 75
' 4 00
U 00
5 00
8 00
Snip stuff, good, f . $7 ;
Thi,lJ blackiWrlb
gre;enf?peiilbatfi, ' . "
TepVelotbptten; 1ft tut loiyJdver
yard
Tobacco,' No I, extrf
Whisky, frperalk)ife
Whearstrajr,,baledV pe IDOpounda 150
jjn washed, pej;oqi4.
CO
j
9V
A i s - 4
; i xn 1
3 2 50
Tallow . cleau, per. PPando , ;; .2,50;
Vroegir etdeSalrou ' ' S 'SC
Vri lA ttnahutactdfe?. Pelf rtilb'4 125 !
r,t t irf!aaxieFUwanW'isUivwi?:uu
i wood ahf 'jDeveaeltSStf
iron axle
new. each
roiaiites, nsn, per ocFanei-ot ou iss
: iUJpii pej a ir.&Wris''!
Peaches,'? dried, peeled,. per bushel of
. 38 Jbs 1 V r
- 4 'anpeeled, rpVf bush 38 lbs
Porki, ' fresh, net, per lb
V -Vt-.i-V lV -''-'
Pasturage, 1st quality, near town, per
" headrper mnthi ; ,
:j . common,' near town, per
head, per, month, 'j . :
il . 1st quality, iu the . country
per bead, pee month
oahel df W Ib's ! '
00
140(1
8 50
S 00
'2 od
:,50
16 00
si 00
9" 00
tSOO
56.00
. 50
' 40
io m
3 00
-s-
1 30
1 10
1 75
20 00
-35 00
25 00
S'OO
70
'8 00
common, ' in the ' "country ,
i per head, per month ' v
good, per ounce .i,. .
new, per pound. .
old, per pound
good, pe r bushel of 56 lbs'
two bushels, osnnburg. eai;h
cotton 1 1 wide, 4J yds to a
pound, per yard '
dot ton, wideV 3 yds to a.
Quinine,
Rice'.
Rye.
Sacks,
Shirting,
pourid, per yard - -Cotton
stripe sr yds to lb, per yard
Salt ' Ooasf , pr bush of 50 lbs.
Liverpool,
VirgiuiaV . f:
41 H
Steel, cast, per pound . '
Wheat bran, per bushel of I7.1bsf.
yarn, ' cotton per hunch' of 5 lbs
HIRE OF "LABOR TEAMS, VVAGONS
; - AND HORSES.
Biiiling long forage, per hundred lbs. 75
Shellins and bagging corn, sacks fur-- !
nished by government, per bushei - t t 25
Hire of two horse teams,, wagon and . , ,
driver rations furnished byv wuer,
perday ' '12 00
Hire of two horse teams, wagon and
driver, rations furnished by govern
ment, per day 8 00
Hire of ttinY horse teams, wagon and
, driver, rations furnished by owner,
per day 250
Hire of four horse teams, wagon aud M
driver rations furnished by govern
ment per day 16' 00
Hire , of six horFe teams, . wagon and.
driver, rations furnished by owner. 1
' per day 25 00
Hir of six horse teams, wagon and '
A driver, rations furnished by govern
ment per .day 18 00
Hire of laborer, ratious furnished by
owner, per day 3 00
Hire of. laborer, rations furnished by
, government, per day ' 1 X5
Hire of jalwrer, rations furnished by ,
Viwifer, per mouth ' 75 00
Hire of labarer, rations furnished by
government, per month 45 00
Hire of horses, per day 1 50
For the information of all persons concerned
we publish the following instructions, with the
hope that they will be strictly dbeyed:
No officer; or agent shall impress ihe ne
eeKsary supplies which any person may have
for ihe consumption of himself, his family, em
ployees, slaves, or to carry on his ordinary me
chanical, manufacturing agricultural : ; imple
ments." The next meeting of the Board will be hefd
in the Senate Chamber, in the City of Raleigh,
on Friday, the 30th day of September next,
Unless sooner chai'tge'd. Impressing agents
must furnish good aud satisfactory reasons for
disapprovals on appeals, or the award of local
appraisers will be Approved. . All communica
tions should be addressed to the Secretary of
the Board, Raleigh, N. C.
(Signed) H. K. BURGWYN,
'! Garvsburg, N. C.
. R. V. BLACKSTOCK,
.. . Stocksville.N. C.
Corn's Appraistn't for the State of N-C.
Geo. W. MoRDEdAi, Umpire.
allsba'ry, N.C., Aug. 9 1864. dtf35
CORDS OP WOOD
fFhe above quantity of WOOD will be re
atrjred for the Hospitals arid the Q. ' MV De-
mrtmeDtt tht3 place the oomibg Fall and
Winter, and $ow, is tbe time to contract for
tne sarhe. Atlijberial price will be- paid, for ;4
ariS 8 foot Worid: either defivered or cqt and
Lcorded fteir' Ws tovr&Grnlracte for f&e
wholet; or For amajl portions of it will Tathjar
etu Thofel abeto furbish: Wood amt wishing
to contract will apply at the Qoartennasier'a
ujnee to . . . . y,-.. ; ... ,r
jaS. HI. G06DMAH, ;:
Capt. & A. Q. M.4
July 25. . w9octl8d59sepl8
2i:POFFfGE WESTERN N. C; RKT
15 bqhATfiu,.!Ni C.AglSS'-- 4-'
TfAl!:iwUiriiedttf iellTWO HUNDRED
1 (SHARES OF STQCK In thej Westeva N
? R.F:iMdNT6iir,.
4wd94
iect'y Tfeasf.-
:"?.'--V
1 ( .
ND OTHERS DouIRlNG A PlIFf-
W ne m 1 d tuefiac beside bur IB m
l5,Boxes and JPBarrels ib.3Bftm.-H
10 v ; Fine' CbewinffTebaccv Wholesale
or retail
W M. E..EDWA RDS c
Salisbury, Jilyl3: . jdxfSO
IGHTYGOO D WtTH ILTC' AND
peaches., t.One:barrel fiiee.Bro jm Solar.ii
oomp or we naj ttntwjBg iccq we ijTev
'Alamance Plaids: . :
Powder, Stol krilMh&WVrP 5r"
. f , t ed Wards a co.
- , Auctand Com. Jflprch'ttv-
Salisbury, Sept. 3, 1864v) !ri tfd94 ,
MILCH COW FOR SAL
A gooC6w:8iayi behaiby applyinr A
AT THIS OFJflGl
Sept
M
ljs.v, Exce Uey, , 5 Zebukwt v, Pv-Vaucj Bun
combe. Governor., " . , . , ..v
Cot- David A Barnea, NortbampUyv AJd.
do George Little. Wake, ' do
Richard H Battle, Jrj Ansjjtf,1 Private Seer
Dr Edward VVarren, ChowanViS,urgeonB
John P H Russ, Wake,, Secretary of State.
Jonathan Worth, Rdndblph, Public Treasurer.
- V1
UurtJsJ ! 13 rogden ,: W-j y nfe, Complifeiers f
Samuel F. Philips OrdhgeAudiror-
Oliver H Perry, Wake. State Librarian.
Mjor Genera 1 R C,- Gatlin,.Lear,'djatan
Major William: B Guliqk, Beaufoj-f, TPayjrr)aCler.
major jonu Levereux, aR.e, vuarieniiaausr
Major. Thomas D Hogg, Wsike" Commjsslry
; and Ordnance Office: y '' ' ' f " ' 'V
Major James Sloan, Guilford, Quart ermasler.
m : . ii a r j 1. J.. T
im jor ci e ii ry vo vvc, JCiUgecPrr.p"'"?''
Major James H FH)te, Ass'CAdjtGenjJfall of
Honor,) 1 " ' t ' ' '
Major. William, A Graham, 3r.it AssftAHjt
Generau , ,:. -r, r-..
Lieut Josiah Collins, Washington connty,
. Ordnance Department; ' ', : ' '
Lieut John.B Nea.thery, Wake,: Ass't Adjt
General. .
Lieut Thorfias White, Franklin, Asst4Quar-
terrrraster. ; .
Lieiit Isaac. W Garrett, Edgecombe,Ais't
Quartermaster. ,
Lieut Thaddeus McGee, Wake', Assrt totn
. missary. , '-'.'
Lieut Qbarles fi Thompson, Wake. AssCom -
missary.
judicial; ' 1!
Supreme CtourRichmond MiPed'tson- rvid-
kin. Chief Justice, Win H Battle, OraTJie,
and cMathias E Manly,, of Cwyen, Judggs;
Sion H Ronrers, Wake, Attorney ; General;
lamiltbn C Jones, Rowan, Reporter; Edmund
J Freeman. Clerk, f Meets irr the 1 cUvuof
Raleiffh secmid Monday in June eecl-ye4r.
The Morgan ton term has been discontinued 3
Superior Caurts Judge tEdwin GiRele,
ereon. Romulus M Saunders; Wakeijobert
R Heafh. Chowan; Robt S. French, . Rohesont
James W Osliorne, Mecklenburg! 2eorge How
ard, Wilson; Robert B Gilliam, GranvniftJ Afm
M Ships, Hendereon. u
Solicitors 1st Circuit, " Jesse J Yeates,
Hartford; 2trd. Charles C Clarke Craven; 3rtl,
Sion H.Rogers, Wake, Attorney Gueral; 4th.
Thomas 'Settle, "Rockingham; 5th. Ralph ,Bu-
ton, uamnerianu; win, Kooert r Arraneiax ia
kin: 7th,1 Wm'P 'Bvnum; 8th,- Aogustus
Merrimon, Buncombe. ' - ' '
COafFEDERATK STATES GOVERN3IRSi
fc LOCATED AT KICHMONfb VA.. t ,f
' The Executive :" ' -
Hon. Jeff, Davis, ofMiss , Presfdent. ; r
Hon,' A. H. STEPHENe,of Ga-,. VicePresideilv
The Cabinet? , . ; .C-v)-
3 P Benjamin, of La., Secretary of State, t
C G Memmi ngbr, of S C., Sec'y of Treasurer
Jas A Seddon, of Va., Sec'y of War.
S R Mallow, of Fla., Sec'y of the Navy: '''
HonCGEO Davis, of NC, Attorney Genenuf .
John H Reagan, of Texas, Postmaster Geu'-fl
Heads of Bur earns.
Rufus R Rhodes, Commissioner of Patents. ,
G E VV Nelson, Supr of PuMic Printing. "' '
Gen Sam Copper, Adj't and InspectorlGH- -
John S Preston, Chief of Bureau of Coitscrip
tin. . -' . . -: '.'. .o ' 1 i.'4j i
Brig-Gen A R Lawton, Quartermaster G.eu-
S P Moore, Surgeon-General.
E W Johns, Medical Purveyor. ' -
North Carolina Representation In CoagrfssJ
;.(.: " Senate'. -,i
Wm T Dortcji and,WM A Graham. ; ' a
; . ffoufie iff Representative ,
First .District Martin. . Hertford, Gatej
Chowan, Pefquimans. ;Fasqttotm, Currituck;
Camden i, NoHftamptoh,- WasKlngton", Tyrre.
aud 6ertie--irHSratth V
ecorid Dist rict-rHiiBfax , EdfifeCembK Bettui.
ibrt, WlsonrPitt, Green, Leno'r and Hyu-
tt iv priagers, .: ,. . y -:f;iM.-v4
Third' District Carteret, Jones, Craven,
Onslow, Duplin, Wayne, Johnston and Samp-son-
J T Leaehi
Fourth District;; New Hanover, Brniiswlck,
Columbus, Bladen, Roben, Curoberjand Rjqbi
mbnd and jflarnett - J C Fulcher.'. ,
Fifth DistrictWarreH.FranklitVbr
Wake. Oranere 'and Nash-Josiah TbrHet.H
.'Sijctli::DistriciAlaihance j Person --GiaswelC
ttec&pghan) Guilford, Stokes an(.Fr&ythef
J AlSilmeK v "u ., t.: .
A "ISevertth' ' District --Randolph, Dayldsofl
(atliattn :Moore; : Motitgomery;' Stauly ' alnd
Auson-i-JtM Leach , v
'Eigbtli Psrjct--Rowau, Cabarrus ji Uniouv
eeRie'twrastqi , Lincoln, .Qatawba.gudj
Cteaveiand---J G Ramsay. . 1
llinWDistAshe,; AllegbanvV Wiikes
Caldwell 'Alexder.' Yadkin, SftrVyV. 'Davie''4
IredeRand BurkeB S,Gaitbr. ' i .iiy1
, jTe.nl h ;- pistrict-Clay, Cherokee, Maoou?
JacksoiH Ajadison, f Buncombe. ,'Transv!vanjaH
HndersorfPolkYafncey, McDowell, RutheL
feW,-lwitene1 Haylroflfd abri Wa'tauga
; 4be.jrjistrict .Jjofi-NbicpUa' is .;dividMdj
iuW. ibfee Jjbdictai, IJistriptSj antbe ; times arid
5 lace w no1ntne"couris appointed b" thai
$ -Hosi AeftsBiggsvdf Martin Judge.
5 ;Geo..V- Sjrong, of Wayne, Pfst; Attorney N
vtrWesle Jones, of Wake. Marshall;, . aHi
illiCourt uf the district". pf.: AlperoaJieijL;
Hinfar; mf WMe&iy next afteir thirof
". in Mavfliid November: osebfi ItsM?
aey, ' ;r4,;Rocky Mount- J A 'run Ulhrgb
TheCw. : '-r the' District of bat Vkl3i. -
held at Salisburyruhe: Monday jnext alter the
ortn a?J " 7 ap Tlftmwil&-
of Gotdeboro, W S Mi. f of wfQhUt
irutLri n. if jKAman
i5of-Ita!ei
W Browii, Jr., of Wifn.. .(iVCoSftBWktta
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