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REPORTS. 0,THE1
KnteredoriingC
iteredaiiywwv' ,a dofflcebf the District
Oonlrate State, foir the Mordiern Di.-
trict of Georgia. - -
. FROM fetCHMOND. . .
Richmond, Oct. An official 4
patch irom Gen. Rbe aV.SalujlW, jres
terdaytates; that w wbweda. eneiny
badly here yesterday JHe has retired in
confusion; leaviog his dead and wounded
in ouf bands. Ainohg' thera vaBrigadier
General Good, ano! rnanv voffisers., There
were Jtw -or tbirregiTOetnt8upf .cegru
troops wtich were.biujly: cat up. , The re
serve and deUHed meh?acte4 splendidly ;
The enemy's force six thcrusafid. We are
in hot-pursuit, . , . . . , v . .
INVASION OF.MISOURI. 1 ,
the Register, ,4ated Senatobia 8d,s gives
reports yiti 31 j)hU,; hdm St. Louis pa
pers of fJrekt , excitejnpt in
Louis! Price reported to bf within 12
miles 4f ithe cUy bUjorc is estimated at
thirty-nVe thousand. Gape Giriideaa re:
ported )tu red. Large Federa;fbrce;sur
rendered tn at Pilot Knob last Monday'.
Heavy fighting Tuesday, evening,. resnlt
unknown. ; - - - v- f
Bill Anderson captured a train onthis
North MissdirfraMTOad. Twenty yatl
kees capturecf ap4 shok , : ,v . ; v
Roseamuz issued orders calling out the
tnilitia, .Twelve tho6sand under arms at
fiu Iiouis ' ( :-! .
I I ftftilth Ib fiftc miloa SnnlK nf "'St..
3jouis,wa?bing Price's movements. A
Inge nu giber of, refugees from Southtrn
Missouri had reacned; t city. , tr
TweUTiioat roads or Vrbojis'Ufl' eni
. chisWund up the liver. ,,r"','
Hatch ana Griersori with three thohst
. and men 'gone after Forrest. , 7
Window's cavalry, crossed into Arkan
sas irV pursait of Price.
"Wiiii viIIm HmIah nf thfl 9flfh sirs "Pnr.
rest is destroying all bridges And rail roads.
Telegraph . communication stopped - on
bd)thr6ads.'; 1 - '
There was a heavy fight at Pulaski on
theUth. Rosseau reports that Forrest
retired'duribg the night with a loss of
I'M -
Passenete (arrived from Memphis n
NashmC dates to the . 27th
liossseauvslowly retiring on Nashville
Forrest is destroying bridges, tress
ties. idc. - ' . .
FfShti.ng is goinjr.iOn near Pulaski and
Cbrro Gordo. -
f
Williams is trying to join Forrest
Confederates had cautored two trains
- ' . , ,
near Big Shanty. '.."'..
Guerrillas are busy firing into boats on
Whiteriver. , .
A portion bf the 16th army corps left
Brownsville, Arkansas, in pursuit of
Shelby, . , , . , .
Air quiet at Mobile; c (
The President of the Press Association
has called the next; meeting of the Direc
tors at Columbus, Ga., on Wednesday
the 12 th of October.
LATER FROM EARLY.
. -..-I . ,1
Richmond, Oct 4.-Another official
dispatch from Saltville, ay4
' The enemy received a 'bloodv renulsa.
They retired during the bight in ponfu-
sion, apparently an, the direction of SidV
ttey riven .; a... a ". 1
Early reports the enemy north of the
rivert his cavalry occupying the i -north
banko? that stream; bis jnfantry near
Harrispnburg. After a slight skfrmisn
the enemy 's cavalry fell back from Mount
Crawford. ; &.
hmoijd, Oct, 4.-Official disnatehs
ieporthat.1 small force of the enernVs
cavalri.and some jnfantry were in Cufnen.
yer county, they are. rebuildino- th UaaZ
ti. -ii ...... -m6
wapauauuut siation. r
All 4uret below Richmond to day.
aSBURQ, Uct. 4. 7 P. Mfhe
r-r- , -V'7'r..m Grant's rear-:aKa
to t ,0 breMtorkSad thecSvTeti'S
his 4mea nrunrb,j k- 1 . yu'ury oenma,
Qrant bas gained one ml m
-.. UO WUu18ae oad, butis stil
x miles from it vTh J , S8V
Tth flt, fru..rTUiy 8 losses in
u Auursuay, rriday,and Satnr
III 1 1 '' 91 r B I 'MB.' n J
i ii'ii jij1 ill 'ftUftvw irr,;'.i
Saturday evenfri report thaVioffvcapil;
lured PulaskvooVthatit i takoW ""l exV5 l.L,Der4,tf e Knout
rafwceilp ; and tMd bri .tlieaanf
1
y csiuuaieu at iour vuousana.
Oors
not ond fifth of these figures
hEichmond, Oct. 4th. The Washington
Chronicle of the 1st dispatches Gra'ni that
Ghnffin )29th Ord. Cofps advanced tflis
morning and carried very; strong ibrtifica
tion. -and H line of entrenchment Mow
farm; wit!j some ififteen oiece8 , of
a ..Y:' u" 'jJj
? LiJ.Stli.i1 .. ' . ! it''.. : v'
ApiuiQr nuu iiirco ijuiiureii prisoners.
oaruy aavanceu at tue sarn times frora
Deep J3ottom nd New Market road en
trDchineots aiicl now marching towards
Richmond. ' ! . ' 1 1
-St. Louis telegraphs of the SOthl says.
the enemy closely pursued by the rebels
to Hfrwoa's Sutiou.'; ailroa4 .cttt north
of that-place. , i
ascapea p rwopers report jf ilpt Knob
III haf hv- tlw iCkata " 1 1
held by the rebjels.2
. Nashville telegram' of the 30th, report
Forrest at Fayette ville on the night of the
28th. No comriiunication South' of Mem
phis,
Grifbtn, Oct. 4. AH accounts agree
thit Gen. Hood's army is weH in rear af
Atja'utaand it ia reportedipositively that
ye hold the Railroad between Vining and
Marietta.
-" A brigade of yapKce cavalry came to
jrairourn, on me vyest rqioi .,roaa yester-
uay ana aitacsea , tne command ot lien.
Iverson,' who t4j back after' Ibsiog one or
6r two killed and woiicded. Tiiey'are
'reported in'Fayetteyille this a. in., but
tis is'donblTul. 1 ; , :
A prisoner taken in that fight say 8' that
no train has' arrived at Atlanta for six days.
Military : nien here believe thai Sherman
.Will be forced to abandon Atlanta and cat
his way out, iQ.a:very few days.
4- JHB;,POLES.. t
The Jaat; jrisrng of this , gallant people
agai nst the : cojlossal power of Russia has
been crushed. , The star of Polish nation
ality has once more gone down hi blood.
Indeed, the. movement was 'physically
Hopeless froba th$ first. '"Its only chance
of success was' in en Irstrosr the m6ral sur
oort of Eurone. to be backed bv rhfttpriall
lorc England remonstrated with Bus'
sia, and so perhaps did France and A us
tria, but; that was alL Poland was left
aloney and (Che contest had then only one
side the attempted revolution, necessari
ly failing, become what every unsuccessful
rovojution becpincs, ip the opiniQn of the
y.V0$ ihepresultU n'ot.'.anii was,, not
.doubuut : What AbrabarnwoW dohiis
ny to uosucct sfjij frledottrl The ttM Poles
are again dispersed over the length aod
breadth of-thi ifobei-"
Some time'3 'a, delegattQii 'passed
through this towtttr:!itqond;poniposec
or leading roies. We.publisbed iheir ap
peal, which was general! t cbtVied through
the cotirtesy:bf' the' iresVf the f Qonfeder
kte.States. That thentiEtS.'
ling this delegation wer actlgg
laiin, ana were ait tbey .represented,
themselves, we were fully satisfied, kelsd we'
shookl'nOt have vouched far their appeal
as we did. We know that tbey wished
to have, tjie:)wnyAbr their exifed breihren
to find a home under the flag;of the Con-)
federacy. Their whole appeal was one
to which We could lend UI16 'matrrkl aid .
We hardly, saw. how ; the thing could
be accompiishedano we Hardlsee it now;
butv stili9 if anybody else canii see the way
through the difficulty, we sha'y only be so
muchrthe;mor;;griU6 ' We see that
ourf (cotfnporanes ; are. talking about a
4 Polish Contingent" some putting " it at
thirty thousand brave troops.' Now, with
ai respect t& oUr temtwraries, the thing
that puzzles us J8. how these neonle at trt
get into "the Confederacy. 'Poland has do
shipping -the Confederacy has no. ship-
pi ng;t-our ports are 416citaajed.-; Hdw
are , thirty-thousand Polish warriors, with
tneir impeaementa to tindUheir wayJn the
Confeileracy ? ' Will ofir sangruine cotm-
poranes stoop to show us. Wil Journal.
federates brand their' hbrsea arid
uiHw wiipu wiiBu o tne servip.fi
ot ithe Qoyeru menti; bu t the Tanfeees
nave aaoptoa the plan of brariding
reocaitI for their armje.';';VdhYef
uiouicai -.Asiijouiur f in w asninfftou
cityr in, wciai order, says :
In addition to my snffp-estion to
marr all rejected recrnits and sub
stitutes, I wrjnldstiggest'tliat all the
acceuieu .rwr.uiw auu suosutuces oe
tuarketihuft;X'inrnall f back
IjjsjWfllv IlifttJ?, prevent to a great
e&tentjr :-,tbe i pjtfcebf bounty jump-
SCHED TTLE OF PJtlCES IN
NORTH CAROLINA. 1
The Commissioners of Appraisement fur the.
state of JNorthUarolina, again, present theil
sheldule of prices lo govern the purchasing
officers of the Government for the nejci xty
uays, aniess iu wi interval iauiH ana circum-i
stances should arise to induce an alteration
Every item has been carefully revised and with
the valuable afd of Mr. George W. Mordecia,
they trust the schedule now presented will
prove satisfactory to both the Govemrhpnt and
and the people. They would respectfully urge
the people to hasten oh with their Supplies to
maintain and feed our gallant army now as
Bombled just on oar borders, and in whose gal
lantry and fortitude, under God, we alone owe
our exemption from the horrors of arevlflutjoij
of our homes and farnilien by the, barbarous,
inhuman' foej who have constantly shown they
only want the power, and not the will io de
stroy us aud take yll we have. ,
Apples, dridood, pealed perbashel
of 28 pouud,
$ 5.00
unpealed, per bushel of 28
' 3D0
12 50
pounds, ,
with handles, each,
, without handles, each ,
. sides, per pound
hams, per pound .
shoulders, per pound
jowles, per pound
while or cornfield, iper bush
el of 60 pounds '
apple, per gallon
peach, per gallon
freshsi net, per pound
sailed , per pound
Axes,
i.
Bucon,
(
-
Beans,
Brandy
Beef,
4
12 00
2 22
vu
2 75
t en
1 uu
10 00
Brbwnstuff, good, per bushel 28 lbs
Candles, . tallow pe,r pound . i
adamantine, per potrad
trace, pr pound . J:
woolen, '(hr -soldiers; elotbes,
I yard wide. 10 oz. to yard,,
and pro rata as to greater
or le9 weight or width, per
yard' ; ' . '
rnw, per lb
Rio, per lb, ,.
unphelled, per bushel of 70
lbs . ; 1
shelled, sacks not Included
per bushel of 56 Iba
Chains,
11 00
Cloth,
6 00
Cotton,
1 00
Coffee,
4. 50
Com,
6 CO
1
00
Cornmeal, sacks pot included, per
bushel of 50 lbs
cotton, yard wide, yd.
to pound, per yard
extra" famiiy, per barrel ef
196 pounds
extra , family, per sack T
98 pounds .
superfine; per bbl., ef 196
pounds ,i .rii '
superfine, per sack of 98 lbs
6 00
Brills,
80
60 00
1
Fiour,
30 00
it
55 00
25 00
fine, per bbl. of 196 pounds 50 00
fine, per sack of 98 pounds 25 00
biled, per 100 pounds " 4 00
nnbaled, per 100 pjunda 3,50
wool, each . ,' 5 00
baled, per 100 pound? 4 00
unbaled, per 100 pounds 3 50
dry, extra, per pound 4 0
dry, . . 3 50
green, per pound I 75
Fodder,
Hats,
Hay,
Hides,
k .
Horses k
Iron,
kt -f
t
ariiiiery, ciass per neao i,uuu, uy
ariiuery, u ciass per neau ouu uui
pig, per ton of 2,000 lbs -180 00
square or round per ton ' 700
hoop, per ton of 2,D00 lbs 1 .000 00
flat or baad per ten i ,700. 00
boiler plate per ton L ,1,000 00
service Die rauroau per ion
of 2540 lbs
400 00
tt , , ,
Jeans
Kettles
caetings,pep pound
wool, dome sticper yard
camp. irqn,,per pound
good, per 1,000 feet
elean, per pound
30
10 00
30
50 00
3 00
6 00
Lumber,
Leaihir'rwle, per pound 7
; v uppers per pound
? -. harne88, per pbund
7 00
7 00
10 00
Molasse
f7 ' sorghum,' do
10 00
i ,oro 00
600 00
1st class, per head
3d class, ,?,-!
500 00
jxtra 3; a
100 00
sheaf, unbaled per 100
: a IIU
sheaf, baled 100 lbs
shelled, per bushel
5 50
Osnaburgs, cotton J yard wide, 7 oz to
yard, per yard
cotton I yard wide, 8 Oz to
yard, per yard
41
1 75
10 00
15 00
10 00
2 00
40 00
J3 00
1 00
Onions, per bushel -.
Peas, cow. per bushel of
Shoe g, army, per pair
Shoe thread flax, per pound '
SookS, f soldiers' wool, per pair
Sheep, fiat, per, head
Sugar, brown, common, per lb, .
Soap, hard, per pound- .
soft, per pound '
75
Shucks, ? baled, per 100 lbs
4
1
good, per beshel of 22 lbs,
Ship stun", good, - 37 ,''":
Tea, . black, per lb
1 75
5 00
8 00
: green per lb ,
Teat cloth, cotton, 10 oz to yard, per
yard
No 1, extra
No I
No 2
Lugs
clean, per pound .
cider,' per. gallon
manufactured, per gallon.
1 50
3 00
2 50
1 75
1 25
2 50
2.5C
1 25
Tobacco,
n
Tallow
Vinegar,
Whiskey, good per gallon
Wheat, first rate white per bushel'
of 60 lbs f- '
. " fair, per bushel of 60 lbs
" ordinary, per. bushel of 60
, pounds
Wheat straw, baled; per 100 pounds
-';, unbaled, per 1.00 .pounds
Wool, washed, per pound
25 00
10 00
8 50
8 00
1 50
1 00
.8 00
6 00
t
unwashed, per pound
Wagons, 'wood axle, 4 horse new each 3S0
- : -m
l2r
1TS0
, 11 ironiiteL, 4 horse ow, each 375 00
" woo4xe 2 Hinewlraqh 250 0Q
. " . iroq aile (2 , new. each 275 00
rotatoes, lrisn, per pasnei or w ids
' " ' sweet, per 1- f " :
a uu
4 00
Peaches, dried, peeled, per bushel of
8 50
-'j iinna
5 00
Pork, tVesh, net, per lb
200
2 50
Hm'-', '
Pa8turagefctt qoajity, near town, per .
head, per month,
10 00
700
9 00
(C
common, near town, per
head, per month, 1.
Uy quaiify in the country
per head, per month
com mod , in r the country,
per head, per month '
good, perpupce ... .,:,.'
new, per pound ,( ; i
old, per pound' r
good, p'er buVWoF 56 lbs
two busheUiOS nabufgs, each
It
-V: ;
6 00
56 00
50
Quinine,
Rice,
it
Rye,
40
10 00
Sacks,
3 00
Shirting, cotton, i wider4j yds to a
Vound, per yard'
" ' cotton, I wide 3 yds to a
pound, per yard .
Cotton stripes, 3 yds jto lb, per yard
Salt ' Coast, per bush of 50 lbs,
" Liverpool, " "
- m - mm m-m
1 30
1 JO)
1 .75
20 00
35 00
25 00
8 00
. 70
8 00
virgtma, " " "
oieei, t .. cast, per pouna
Wheat bran, per bushel of 17 lbs.
Yarn, cotton per buncn of 5 lbs ;
HIRE OF LABOR TEAMS, WAGONS
, AN P HORSES.
. . .j.-..
I Bailing long forage, per hundred-lbs.
75
25
laueiiinz ana Da??in? corn, bucks iur-
I m nf - 1 ' ' ' : ' f
nished by government, per bushei
-Hire of two horse teams, wagon, and
20 00 driver: rations furnished by Owner,
25 00 ; pe.r day
1 OQ Hire of two horse teams, wagon and
1' 50 L driver, rations furnished by govern
1 00 ftient, per day ; s
Z 00 Hire of four horse teams, wagon and
3 75 driver," rations furnished by owner,
12 00
8 00
22 50
per day
Hire of four horse teams, wagon aud
driver rations furnished by. govern
ment per day
Hire of six horse ' teams, wagon and
16 00
25 do !
1 driver, rations furnished by owner.
per, day . , ; ,
I Hir of six horse teams, wagon and
.driver, rations furnished by govern
ment per day
Hire of laborer, rations furnished by
bwner, per day,
Hire.of laborer, rations furnished by
government, per day
Hire . .of laborer, rations furnished by
owner, per month
l 0,
3 00
1 75
75 AO
Hire of labarer. rations; furnished by
government, ner month
45 UU
Hire of horses, per day . . 50.1
Fot Uie information of all perspns concerned,,
we publish the following instruciiods. with the
hope that they wtll be strictly obeyed : . -
"No officer, or agent shaH impress the ne-
cessary supplies which any person may have
for the consumption of himself, his fainily, em
ployees, slaves, or to carry on his ordinary me
chanfeal, manufacturing agricultural impU-
men ts." , . ,: . h
The. next meeting of the Board will be held
in the Senate Chamber, in the iCity of Raleigh
on Fridify. the 30th day of September next,
unless sooner changed. . Impressing ageute
must furnish good and saVisfaciory reasons for
1 aisapprovais on appema, or me uwoiu ui iwo,
appraisers win oe approvea. 11 cumuiHiuua
tlons should be addressed to the Secretary of
OOfihe Board, Raleigh, N.C.- 7 ,.,.
(Signed) H. Jt. BUKvvxw f -
'Garvsburg.jN.C.
' R. V. BLACKSTOCK,
Stock8villeN. C. ,
Com'a AppraismH for the Slate of N G.
G50. WJ M oroecai, XTmpire.
; Sallsbu'ryi N.C.i Augi, 1864. dtf35 ,
XAipTJNDS BORAX,
250 lbs. Allum,
150 " Balsam' Copaiba.
800 " Smoking TobacCO.
' 30 gallons Japan Varnish.
5 ! White. Pwar Varnish.
30 ounces Quinine.
40 reams English fJote and Iietter
"Paper.
500 packs Envelopes. Cl r
30 dozen Enslish Toilet Soap.
2 Old Sherry Wine.
For sale by.
a'h BURBANKS h& GALLAGHER.,
Sept. 10ri2wd r .., . . ,
OFFICE WESTERN N. C H R-
StAtesviiLlk, N Aug. 26, 1864.7 $
I AM authored tojellTVyO rlUKWEl)
S H A R ES uF STOCK in the Western N?
C. Rail Road
fe'R.vF:SJMQNTN;v
4wd91
S3 A ND others -pffliWrkinm-.
J. Brutier is in the shade beside l.lfifl
Or o?w -skoMng TML w
15 Boxes and 10 Barrels for salei 'VT'
7.. Boxes Cigar7- '. 1 r . ;; " 7 " ' ,
10- Fine Chewing Tobacco. Wholesak
or reta&V- : -"-v t r-w; " "
vi , i; WM. E EDWARDS A 00. ;
aUsbury;, July 1 8. , t : , dt0
1VT IGftTX GPQP mT&MV&.Aftfy
lTXpeaches. '0ne nafr'el nice Brown Sugar;
: Sonie df the leaf Che wingTobadco we
have.
Alamance Plaida. i. mirh r , .
Powder, Shot and Lead, loaaalebv
BOARDS & CO.;
' AuCt.ahd Com. MeVchHs.
Salisbury, Sept. 3, 1864.77 - ? tfd94
dPEIilANG BOOKS AND PR! MA
AND
L few
O ARITHMETICS A few copies for
00 i a
THIS OFFICE.
July7,lS64.
0VEM!CEST OF NOBTH CAROLINA.
ilia Excelfency, Zebu Ion
B. Vance, Ban
combe, u over nor.
Co) David A Barnes, Northampton, Aid.
; .do George Little. Wake, - do
Richard H Battle, Jr, Anson-, Private Seer
'tary., ..
Dr Edward Warren, Chowan, Surgeon Gem
Joh n P H Rnss, Wake, Secretary of State,
Jonathan Worth, Randolph, PobMc Treasurer.
Curtis H Brogden, Wayne, .Comptroler
Samuel F Philips Orange, Auditor.
Oliver H Perry, Wake, State I nbrarian.
Major General R Q Gatlin, Lenoir, Adjutant
GeberaL
Major William B Culick, Beaufort, Paymaster
Major John Devereox, Wake, Quartermaster
Major Thomas JO Hogg. Wake, Commissary
and Ordnance Officer.
1 Major Jamos Sloan, Guilford, Quartermaster.
I Major Henry A Dowd, Edgecorolie, do
Major James H Fooie, Ass't Adjt Uen, ;iiauor
, Honor.) ,
Major William A Graham, Jr., Ass't Adj
General. '
Lieut Josiab Collins, Washington connty,
1 Ordnance Department.
Lieut John B: Neathery, Wake, Ass't Adjt.
General.
Ueut Thomas. White, Franklin, Aes't Quar
termaster. Lieut Isaac W Garrett, Edgecombe, Ass't
, Quartermaster.
Lieut Thaddeus McGee, Wake, Ass't Com
missary.
Lieut Charles H Thompson, Wake, Ass't Com
missary.
JUDICIAL.
Supreme Court Richmond M Pearson, Yad
kin, Chief Justice, Wm H Battle, Orange,
and Mathias E Manly?i of Craven, Judges)
Sion H "Rogers, Wake, Attorney General;
Hamilton C Jones, Rowan, Reporter, Edmund
fe Freeman, Clerk. Meets in the city of
Raleigh second Monday in June each year.
The Morganton term has been discontinued J
Superior CoMreJludges Edwin G Read,
Person, Romulus M Saunders, Wake; Robert
R Heath, Chowan; Robt S French, Robeson;
James W Osborne, M ecklenburg; George Hot'
ard, Wilson; Robert B Gilliam, Granville; W
M Shipp, Henderson.. ' . , !
Solicitors 1st Circuit, Jesse J Yeate.
Hartford; 2nd, Charles C Clark, Craven; 3rd
-Wak. Attorney General: 4th
Thomas Seltle, Rockingham; 5th, Ralph Bux
ton, Cumberland; 6hj Robert FArraUeld, xaa
kin; 7tb, Wm P Bynam; 8th, Augustus S
Merrimon, Buncombe.
COJSFEDERATE STATES COVEBSHEOT
LOCATED AT RICHMONDr VA.
i The Executive: ...
Hon. Jeff. Davis, of Miss , President.
fion. a. H. Stephens, of Ga,, Vice-Preside
. , . , The Cabinet 1 r
j p Benjamin, of La., Secretary of State,
-0 G MftMMiNGEa, of S CL,' Sec'y of Treasury
it., a KKnnnv. of Va.. See'r of War,
o d Mif.tTLof Fla.ilSec'v of the Navy.
uon G)eOJavis, of N C, Attorney GeneaU'
John 'ft Rkaoan, of Texas, Postmaster Genr!
.it Head of Bureaus.
- RnfngR Rhodes, Commissioner of Patent,
q g w Nelson, Supt of Public Printing,
Qen gam Cooper, Adj't and Inspector Gen.
jonn preston, Chief of Bureau of Conscrip-
: . , i'l(m, '
jJrie-Gen A R Lawtori Quartermaster Gen.
i g p Moore, SSurgeon-vrenerai
B W Johns, Medical Purveyor.
North Carolina RepresenUtisn 1b Ctsgrett
, s Senate. ,
... Wm T Poetch a.nd Wn A Graham.
House of Representatives.
,; First District Martin, Hertford,' Gatea
Chowan, Perquimans', Fajuotank7Gurrituc k 7
Camden .'Northampton, Washington, Tyrre
and Bertie W N H Smith. ;
Second District-Halifax, Edgecombe, Beau
fort, Wilson, Pitt, Green, Lenoir and Hyde
R R Bndgers. - -
Third District Carteteti' Jonef,u Crareni
Onslow, Duplin, Wayne, Johnston and Samp-
son-4J T-Leach. , i '''- t a
Fourth Districts-New Hanover, Brnnswiclt?
Columbus, Bladen, Robeson, Cumberland Rich
mond and Harnett J C FulChet; ' JC 7fi1'
Fifth DtstrictWarreni Franklin, Granvillt
Wake, Orange and Nash Josiah Turner.-' .vl
Sirth.DistrieU-Alamance, Person, CaswH, .
Rockingham, Guilford, Stokes . and Forsythe
J A Gilmer. ' ' '. "
Seveath District Randolph Datidsoaj
Chathain, Moore, Montgomery, Stanly arid
Alnson J M LeaXshih'f ';7 '' .XiA Li
Eighth District Rowan, CabarrnsrUnion, u
Mecklenburg, Gaston,- Lincolu, Catawba And i
ClevelandGRamsay;5 T' lj
Ninth District Ashe; Alleghany, Wilkee,
Caldwell Alexander i Yadkin, Surry, Datie :
Iredell and BurkeBSaithe 7 i '
Tenth DistrictrClayV Oerpkee acon
Jackson,' Madison, Buncombe? Transyrvania;
Henderson; Polk, Yancey, MCUoWeii, Kuwer- -
ord i Mitchell Haywood antf w atauga-. x ,1
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Hon? AssBi. of Martin,-Judged i A
-Mimngiof Wayne Dist. Attorney I
7!f esle Jones, ofi WaHrMr?hyt:7,
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Nvimber. William t Watspn, cWrk.ar-
Me Court for the Distnrt of Gae Fear -fa'
hefdlat Salisbury the Mot 'ay next after.
fondh Monday in May and 4.Ioyer3 Dant,
. la A Thompson 01 unanuuc, , .
of Gddsboro, W S Maron of RaW;. Thdj,
W Brbwni' Jrl, of Wilminglon Corie..
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