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k . * • * X ♦ * , -V ,f * 1 ' " ■* Vol. VI. REPORT Os the Agent for paying out Military Fund for the year 1861 to Soldiers’ Families of Early County. TO AMOUNT PAID 3lra. J S Alien to Jau. 2, '65, 736,00 Thomas Alien “ **l2 OB Allen “ 103 James Allin “ 412 E Aman 4r 309 Geo Adams . “ 124 Dan White « 210 WR Bailey ' “ 309 (Jbarles Beasi 589,50 - .7 Dr <. haw 288 . Japios Beanatt . “ 332 Vv H Barnard's child “ 103 James Bali 206 ■ ' \V A SbUmis •< 330 - A Brady “ 237 John Broom “ 530 It H Brooks “ 340,25 N Barefieid Nov. 7, 1864, |9s_ Geo Hatemao . Jan. 2. 1865 382,59 • UJBuah “ 618 -T J Bush “ -515 . Daniel Cain “ 309 J N Clark “ 206 li L Cleveland “ 344 J M Davidson “ 412 7j Dougherty “ 439 ' - A P Durham Aug. 22, 1864, 190 . Wia Durham 196 . D P Durham Jan, 2, 1865 412 H C Gray « 412 L GoJ • “ 206 John Greenwood “ 145,60 • K A Gilmer “ . 218 "Widow Greenwood u 264,50 Henry Greetfwood il 529 J'W Gay Aug. 29, 1864, 96,25 James Gordon Oct. 30, 4 *" 224 PF Heath cock Jan. 2,1865, 375,25 John Hendricks “ * 103 Thus Harrison “ 396,75 Widow Harrison 44 264,50 C B Holly . 44 945,25 - ‘ A £ Havr M 7-52 Alex. Hay# " 667,50 AHea Johnson* “ 309‘ W»do% Jeraigan * “ 318,50 J W Johnson Mar. 21, 1864,100,50 PL York. Jan. 4, 1864, 62 J Sirmons Sept. 2(5, 1864, 48 Barab Key Jan 2, 1865, . 185 Washington NclLa 44 200 J J Kirkland . “ 013 D L Liusey _ “ 206 j Anthony Lewis u ' 206 Mary H Loving “ 185 Henyv Loyleab 44 206 It L McDonald “ 543 John McDonald . “ - • 203 Hugh McCaji “ 103 Charles McCan a 515 ‘J U Mock March 21, 1.864, 201 • ‘ Wm Mcove Jaa. 2,1865 206 J. i>. MoLeiidon 11 ‘ 248 R Mock “ ■ 124 ■ JR G 'Merritt. . 44 786 W R McClain “ 262 Widow Motts Sept. 19 1864 102,2.5 Lott ‘Watkins Adgi 29,1864, 10 Nancy Owcha Jan. 2,1860, £O9 E J l J col 4< • 247,50 John Parham “• 412 Wm Philmoa , “ 515 SV QPhiinion 309 E Bennett Sept. 1.9* 1864, .50 S'G Dictle ' Jan. 2, 1865, 288 Riley Pool “ 743,.25 S M W.Rollin 44 ‘ 309 i)*vid Roland *• £56;25 . Biv.Singletary . “. 396,75 Daniel SiAith u IC3 Q B Thomas « 227 'Hardy Temples Mat 9,1864, 35 '• •• JPTurtle Jau. 2,■1865, 308 3? M Tcqle . “ 199" Jf.Kics E Tabb • tl 164 TKos William® Mar. 21, 1364, 42 West Wider,er Jan. 2,1865, 209 - A INWideaer. " 494 • Felix' Wellborn May 9,1864. 23 A W Johnston Aug. 28.1864,'20 Alex Ward J as. 2,1865, 103 • • Jacob Wylie “ 635,50 •West Weaver •• “ 20G H W Wilkins “ 442 s. w Walton Mar. 14, 1864, 35 Nancy Whitehead Jan. 2, '65, 288 „• Wm/Vdaicrs . “ 309. . A Ilea \V bite “ 587,75 Baai Minims “ 309 A J Miller . “ • 24S £ S.Hatbcook cua for yam 6.65 Jetr Wilcox J '- 4 7 • Kent “ 156 \ * jl J©** DEATH ON SPECULATORS, JEWS, RASCALLY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, &c., Ac. BLAKELY, Julius D "Weaver “ 120,40 T J Robinson Sept. 12, 1864, 32.. Jo’nu Parker Jau. 2, 1865 119,40 Jc»hu A George 44 730 Thomas Sapp 44 132,25 Lewis ADthouy Jan. 4, ’C4. 11,40 L"W Thomson Sept. 19, ’64, 80 Mary C Clark Jan. 2, ’65, 177,63 M E Humphrey Jan. 11,64, 521 J M Warren, Dec. 25, ’O4, 24 Sarah Ingram Jan. 11, ’64, 10,42 ; Lewis McLendon Jan. 2, >65, 51 N A licarndon Feb. 8, ’64, . 7.21 i Preston Gause Jan. 2, ’65, 170 Mary L Fonche Nov. 80, '63 5 .Wyatt Widner Jau.2, ’65,. 515 Charles Weathers * “ 556,50. * 73 tta Preratt " ,l 58,50 J W Baslicdor “ # ' 130 John Brown *■ 192,63 Rebecca Moirk Mar. 21, ’64 50,25 John Wheelis Oct. 3,’64, 174,84 R A Parramore Jan. 2,’65, 114,40 "Widow Parramore 57,20 J R Dougherty’s child Oct 31 ’64 119.25 Eliza Gordon Jan. 2,’65, 96 Lewis Howard “ 314 75 Eliza Kirkland “ 102 ' Rich’d Allen’o child “ 124 S Q Powers “ 103 F A Walton •* 164.42 Mary Mims Oct. 6, 1364, 11-7 Henry Gordon Jan 2, ’65, 272 James Hayes “ 318.75 L J Averitte March 21,'64 124 L' H Lanier Jan. 2, ’65 34 VII Armstead Aug, 8, ’64, 336 W J Oliver Jau. 2, ’65, 700 A Fuqua “ 116,21 A S Hudson “ 577,50 J lt Newberry “ 515 J O Pool “ 662.75 J W Anglin 4i 434 7. J Lewis •“ • 352 Robt Burton 4<t 534 J N Stewart “ 412 S W Sessions March 21, '64, 103 . . David Barclay Jan. 2, '65, 156 Harmon Sikes V 411.55 . John Stinson V 456 A J Nipper, /“ 309 David Glass •' “ 206 Green Wylie “ *. 422,25 A Reese' *• 944,75 J T Jenkins “ 171 A 7-I?Bride •; 61i> Seaborn Walters '■ 443,25 Sarah Anderson " 124 Martha Etheridge " 433 J D McCullough ** 323,50 Susan E Henderson “ 115,42 'Sarah A Brooks “ 115,42 . Caroline Odom “ 391 . Sarah D Walker “ 234 r>aniei Ricks <» ! J A Roe _ “ 569 Mason Lewis “ 661 D F W Smith ” 426 Mary Alien " 82 j Jane Widener 82 5 Helen Pile • “ 208 Alfred Culver _ 164 J JJ Hamilton “ 24G E E Cross Aug. 8, '64 ' 9S Reuben GriSßn Jan. 2.'65, 104 , Martha A Turner “ 208 John Tipton “ 312 Phoebe Harris Oct. 10, ’64, . 58 Andrew Lewie Jan. 2, '65, 290 James Butler '* 82 L D Shirey 4 ‘ 54 John Johnston “ . 164 Ruth E Say era “ 208 R T Gilmore “ 125 W J Clements “ 615 O R.Taliferro “ 205 ' K Lee’s children “ 275,60 H Cannon “ 280 Mary J Kent “ - 260 B B Thomas “ 123 Calvin Osborn ' “ ,156 • Elizabeth Owen# 41 104 Rich’d Williams 44 336 W D Robinson “ 224 John Foster. “ 82 Moses A Hays _ ** 82 Jordan Walters 44 23 Cassey Miller '* 82 Eeryan Chamber# “ S 8 Andrew Temples ’* 322 J araes F Bush 44 89 Wm lloddomt Sept 5, '64, 144 "Wood Bryano Jan. 2, ’65, 90 Pusan Foster 4 ' 30 Thomas Ileccerscn “ 289 Vo Ford ' 44 62 64,362.86 W, T. ROBINSON, * Aged, «—+—? Thn New Orleans- Picayune is tdvised from Washington that at last a bill ha# been framed upon a reconstruction of the Southern States, which will meet the approval ofa ma jority of the members of Congress, and wiii, therefore, be certain to pass". Louisiana, is is added, will be the first State admitted un der the new order, and the delegation r,er:t u> Washington wulat once be admitted to eeate. Thex * Is much music in the lay of tne raock - ing bird, but unsentimental p*.pis prefer 'the lay of domestie fowl If W. T. Robinson, in Account Military Fund Early County. 1864. DK . Jan. 2. To amount on band Jan. I, '64. $ 217,50 ; Jan. 2. From B. Chancy, T. C. 3,050,00 Feb. 4. 41 44 2,000.00 Feb. 15. “ 44 1,500,00 FeK 15. 44 *> 555,00 Mar. 3 44 44 1,000,00 Mar. 9. 44 “ 1,150,21 Mar. 29. * 4 , County Fund transfr 3,000,00 Ap'l. 2: “ Corn to date 1,250,25 Ap'l. 16. 44 Sale 143 bchs yarns J. 252.60 May 10. 44 State Gn., first qr. 6,632,00 May 13, “ Sale SI,OOO State Scrip 50 pr. c<at, 500,00 Juiifl*, “ State Qa., on 2d qr 6,451,00 Juno 7 41 30 pr Cards 330,00 July 15. 4< State Ga., bal 3d qr. 6,268,00 July 30. 44 Corn to date 443,00 Sep. 12. “6 pr cards rec’d June 7 66,00 -Sod. 26. “12 44 44 .Sept, 12 132,00 Oct, 4. “G. F. Auderßou, T. C. 3,700,110 Oct. IS. 41 44 8,830,00 Nov. 23. 44 “ 1,061.50 . J>ec. 14. “6 pr cards rec’d Sep. 12 66,00 Dec, 14. 44 G. F. Andersen T. 0. 3,000,00 Nov. 23. 44 State Ga., draft on G. F. ■ Anderson, 4,000,00 1865. J an. 2. G. F. Anderson T. C. 1,000,00 $57,4fc5 t 06 1864. ra. Jan. 25. By amount pd J. N. Evans > order 5,00 Feb. 2. By amount pd J. A. Hill on _ corn $2,25 600,00 • Mar. 9. By amount pd B. Chancy 3« pr ct. oh 21,255,21 637,66 Mar. 10. By amount pd J. A. Hill bal on corn, $2,25 525,00 Mar. 14. By amount pd B. Collier f0r365 bushels corn S2OO #30,00 April 11. Expenses on Yarns sent Hanks -6,60 May 10. Express charges bn $6,632 13,26 June 10. 44 44 41 $6,451 " 19,25 June 20. 44 44 1 box IS pr Cards . • . ’ 8,50 June 20. Expenses 3 Bales yarns 24,60 • July 2. 41 18 pr tarda 12,00 July 15. Express charges on 6,2G8 18,50 Sep, 12. 1 Box 18 pr cards 10,50 1865. * Jan. 2. Paid Soldier* fwsnliea up ‘o data ‘554,362,86 $56,975/71 I Jan. 9. Balance on hand, th*.R day $509,35 : W. T ROBINSON, | Agent. W, T. Robinson, Treasurer, in Account j, E&rlf County, 1864. »r. * Jan. 1. To amount on hand 1,179,52 Feb. 22. Frein B. Chancy T. C. 1,5*0*00 ( Mar. 23. D. ,8. Johnston license 33.33 ilar. 9. B. Chancy T. C. 2,042,53 Ap’l 2. Salt sold to date 80,00 Ap’l 8. License to J. N Ivvana 25,00 June 27. Salt sold to date 60,00 July 30. “ 41 44 80,00 Sep. 23. 373,25 Dec. 19 . 44 4 4 4 4 37 ,00 $5,4i0,63 | CR. Jan. 11. Bv amount order to H Harr) 25,00 | 44 44 " 44 44 L. G. Kirk- * j laad 5,00 . Jan. 15. “ 44 J. N Evrtns 4(‘,00 ,T - 125,00 .. • 44 .. .. 24,00 Feb, I. County Scrip buret by court 565,25 Feb. 11. 41 order J. Temples 60,00 Fab. “ “ “ Mrs, L, Kent 200,00 Feb. 15. 44 44 4< C. Miller 100,00 ' Mar. 9, B. Chancy T. C. 3pr ct on. $3,542,53 106,27 Mar. 2S. Tr. to Mil. Fund by order 3,000,00 Ap’l 3. eider J *N. Evans 100,00 June 27. 41 J B Brown 75,f0 Ju)y 4. 44 D M. Fryer 62,00 Aug, 9. ” J. N. Evans 110,00 Sep. 7. 44 Jbhn Wilepn 40.00 Sep. 16. 44 Licinda Wind#or 150,00 Sep. 16. 44 M. Weaver. 15,00 f t. 24. •* John Wilson 60,0t* ■ No#. 26, “ E, H, Grouby 115,00 N jv. 26. 44 F. Howard 25,00 Nov. 26. Dis ct. Exchanged $35 oia issue 11,67 Dec. 13. order L. Windsor 150,00 Dec. 30. 44 J. Buehannon 10,00 Dec. 30. 44 W. W. Fleming 23,00 Com. receiving $?,600.86 56,70 paying out $1,118,00 18,64 “ . 44 $418,00 10,45 1565. J an, 9. axa’i on hand tc balance 105,65 $5,410,63 W. T. ROBINSON, Tr. -+-■• Women are said tr- have stronger attach ment# than men. His not so. A man is oi &en attached to an old hat, but did you ever . feno* 4 of a woman having an atbmhmoSi for > ac otd hodoet ? Echo answer*. a»v«r ? • I (fcarljr Count! |ldus. E. H. GKOUBY, T. E. SPEIGHT. B Y GROCJBY & SPEIGHT. Terms of Subs<Siption: For * Year SIO,OO For 6 Months CSLOO Nvi eubwciptions received for less than six , months, and payment always required in ad vance. States of Advertising:: 1 FqVi'-c-, {_o®wjPYa»f*th® gpac*Often Bout* ! geoitt hues, or'Te*g,) each'insertion.. .s3,30 Letters of Administration $12;00 Dismission 18,00 Guardianship 12,00 “ Dismission 28,00 Notice to Debtors #nd Creditors 18.00 Leave to sell Real instate, &c., pr sqr... . -3,00 Qen. Cleburne. [ A member of the staff of the lamented | Major General Oieburne, writing from Co lumbia, Term., to a friend in this city, gives the following account of his burial; Mobile Register. 1 had his remains brought to this place and buried at Ashwood, sis miles distant, the private graveyard of the Polk family, I met with great kindness from the people here in the performance of my duty. His f coffin was strewn with flowers by the ladies, ; and the following beautiful line&, written by { Miss H., were sealed upon it: “ Fare thee well, departed chieftain 1 . Klin’s land sends forth a wail, And oh., my country sad laments thee*, Passed too soon through death's dark vsia . Blow ye brecr.es softly on him. Fan his brow with gentle breath, Disturb ye not his peaceful sluwbei, Clebutne sleeps of death 1 * Rest thee, Cleburne 1 tears of sadness Fiow from hearts thpu’st nobly won j Memory ne’er will cease to cherish Deed’s of glory thou hast done I ” ConxatßiA, Tj.un., Dec. £, Lfitii. , .Hew Flag [ A model of a new Confederate flag is now ; before Congress at Richmond. The present one is a failure. The now one, instead of an entire white held, has a red bar filling one half of the field.; arid when hanging a gainst the staff, does not present the pale ** flag of truce ” appearance that the old on© does, The Dispatch understands that tbs design is approved by General Lee as adding to the distinctness of our present flag, but is referred by him to naval gentlemen, as be ing better judges of such matters. Commo dore Forrest, Captain-S. S. Lee, and other officers of the navy, approve the new design,, and it was renorted oir favorably on the Ifittr iust. by the Senate Commjttc-e on Naval Af fairs, who recommend its adoption.. Th* new design for the flag is by Major A . L. Roggere, Confederates States Artillery. Some of the \ ankee papers are discussing the form of government which they shall es tablish over us. Some are for taking us back as States as we were before the war, whilcoth* > ers favor territorial government. Counting chicken® before they are hatched is a com mon habit with foolish people. We will nev er go back as States, and they can neves gov am us as territories. They may slav and steal and burn, but*govern the people of tiicae Confederate States, never ! — We understand one of the heartless spoevu: lators of this city had a horrible nightmare dream of his own death the other night! When he awoko, ho found the following ep itaph under hie pillow, r . “ Reader! 1 have left a world In which I had much to do— r Sweating and fretting to get rich, Just suefl 9 fool as vou.” % 'V —-♦ , The wicked Frenchman. IJoileau, i« tlx* au thor of the following epigram. It insinuate* a 'case slander on the divine sex. Every married, man knows that ladies are perfer.fc angels on earth, We publish the coupdai to show what monstrous falsehoods can be written: Here lies my wife, and Heaven knows Not, less for mine than her repoce • The- Constitutional Union, published la Washington city, savs: “ Pray God that the history of this horri ble war may never bo written. The world will shudder at it, and whenever the word infamy is spoken, it will surely be copied with the name of Butler and Sherman. --♦ » An old sailor finding a corked bottle float ing on the soa, opened it with the soliloquy “ rum I hope, gib I think, tracts by jingo !’* and than throw it back into the 3NTo. 14.