Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23
STAINING COMMrTEEs OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,. ,sgts,,

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF
-, ~, REPRESENTATIVES. o., t.
Committee of Egections-Thomas L. Harris of
Illinois William W. Boyce of South Carolina Israel
Washburn of Maine, John w. Stevenson Of Ken
lucky, Ezra Clark of Connecticut, Henry Phil
lips Of Pennsylvania, John A. Gilmer of North-C Gar
DINA Lucius Q. G. Lamar Of Mississippi, and James
Wilson Of Indiana. 81 q .'s., ..
J. or Ways and Means-J. Clancy Jones Of Penn
syvania, John S. Phelps of Missouri, Nathaniel P.
Banks Of Massachusetts, John Letcher Of Virginia,
Lewis D. Campbell of Ohio, H. Winter Davis OF Ma
ryland John Kelly Of New York, William A. How
ard Of Michigan, and James F. Dowdeh Of Ala :,
bama.
On CLaims-Samuel s. Marshall of Illinois, Mus
coe R. H. Garnett of Virginia, Joshua Z. Gddings
Of Ohio, Tharnas G. Davidson of Louisiana. John c.
Kunkel of Pennsylvania, Sydunham Moore Of Ala
bams, Henry G. Goodwin Of New York, Samuel Ar.
mold of Connecticut and Horace Maynard of Tenn-
essee. -s-,-s'zsl ...ra &c.,. p. " 81 ~ g.
On Commeree-John Cochrane Of New York,
John S. Millson Of Virginia, Ellihu B. Washburne
Of Illinois, W. Porcher Miles Of South Carolina, Ed
ward Wade Of Ohio, James A. Stallworth of Ala
bama, George Eustis of Louisiana, James Landy of
Pennsylvania, and Linus B. Comins Of Massachusetts,.
On Public williamson R. W.. Cobb of
Alabama John Mcqueen of South Carolina, Henry
David s. Wal5ridge of Michigan, Thomas Ruffin OF
orth-Carolina. Joshua Hill of Georgia, William
Montgomery Of Pennsylvania, and Joseph c. Nc
Kibbin of California. -
. On the Post Office and Post Ronds-Wil'iam H.
English Of Indiana, Paulus Powell of Virginia. John
NJ Wood of Maine, Charles L. Scott of California,
Valentine B. Horton of Ohio Timothy Davis of Iowa,
James Craig of Missouri, Reubin Davis Of MISSISSIPPI
pi and John D. c. Atkins of Tennessee.
For the Dis'rict of Characterization o. Goode
of Virginia, Thomas F. Bowie of Maryland, Edward
Dodd Of New York, Henry C. Burnett Of Kentucky,
Edward Joy Morris of Pennsylvania, Augustus K
Wright, of Georgia, Sidney Dean Of Connecticut
Alfred NJ Scales Of North Carolina, and Elijah Ward
of New York.
On the .7udiciasy-George S. Houston of Alaba-
ma, John s. Caskie of Virginia, Mason w. Iappan
of New Hampshire, Burton Craige of North CaroIi'
ma, Charles Bllinghurst of Wisconsin, Miles Taylor
of Louisiana, Charles Ready of Tennessee, Henry
Chapman of Pennsylvania, and Horace F. Clark OF
New York.
On Revolutionary Czaims-Samuel S. Cox of
Ohio, George Taylor of New York, Isaiah D. Claw
son Of New Jersey, Aaron H. Cragin of New Hamp.
shire. James jackson of Georgia, Owen Lovejoy OF
Illinois, Jabez L. NJ. Curry Of Alabama, Henry L.
Dawes of Massachusetts,, and Jacob N. Kunkel Ma
ryland.
On Public Experimentation NJ Elliot of Ken
lucky, Henry A. Edmundson of Virginia, John Co.
vode of Pennsylvania, Jacob R. Wortendyke of New
Jersey, John NJ Parker of New York, Joseph R.
Cockerill of Ohio, William Kellogg of Illinois, JAS
NJ Gregg of Indiana, and E. P. Walton of Vermont
On Pricate Land CLaims-John NJ. Sandidgc of
Louisiana, Joseph c. McKibbin of California, Aaron
Harlan of Ohio G. S. Hawkins of Florida, Cadwalader
C. Washburne of Wisconsin, Fancis P. Blair of
Missouri, Reuben E. Fenton of New York, Charles J.
Gilman of Maine, William T. Avery of Tennessee.
'a On Manut lillian D. Bishop of Connec-
lieut. Albert G. Watkins of Tennessee, Philemon
Bliss of Ohio Sherrard Clemens of Virginia, Natha.
NAL B. Durfee of Rhode Island, John A. ALL OF
Pennsylvania, James B. Rcaud of Maryland, Henry
Shav If North. CarOns Stenhen e. Foster of
Maine
COMMITTEES ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. Whitley
of Delaware, Lawrence W. Hall of Ohio, William H.
Kelsey of New York, Guy M. Bryan of Texas, JUS
tin S Morrill, Of Vermont, John Huyls1 of New Jer-
sey, Richard Mott Of Ohio James B. Foley Of Ind-
ana, and James S. ellis of Pennsylvania.
Committee on Indian Atairs-Alfred B. Green.
wood of Arkansas, Charles S. Scott of California,
Benjamin F. Letter of Ohio John H. Reagan of
Texas, Samuel H. Woodson of Missouri Eli S. Shor-
ter of Alabama, Silas NJ. Burroughs of New York,
Schuyler Colfax of Indiana, and William F. Russell
of New York.
On Military Afairs--John A. Qutman of Mis-
sssippi Charles j. Faulkner of Virginia, Humphrey
Marshall Of Kentucky, John H. Savage of Tennes-
see, Benjaman Stanton of Ohio Mlledge L. Bonham
II. Pendleton of Ohio, and james Buf6nton of Mas.
sachusetts.
On the lilitia-Israel T. Hatch of New York,
Albert G. Watkins of Tennessee Anthony E. Rob-
erts of Pennsylvania, Thomas F.. Bowie of Mary
land, Cydner B. Tompkins of Ohio, Edward A.
Warren of Arkansas, Aaron Shaw of Illinois, Albert
G. jenkins of Virginia. and Eli Thayer of Massa-
chusetts.
On Naral Al airs-Thomas S. Bocock of Virgin.
ia, Thomas B. Florence of Pennsylvania, Timothy
Davis of Massachusetts,, Warren Winslow of North
Carolina, Erastus Corning of New York. John Sher
man of Ohio, James L. Seward of Georgia, Freeman
Il. Morse of New York, and George S. Hawkins Of
Florida. ..
On Foreign Afairs-Tbomas L. Clingman of
North Carolina, George W. Hopkins of Virginia, An
son BurliDgame of Massachusetts,, James B. Clay of
Kentucky, David Richie of Pennsylvania, William
York, Homer E. Royce of Vermont and William S.
Groesbeck of Ohio.
On 7erritories-Alexander H. Stephens of Geor-
gia, William Smith Of Virginia, Galusha A. Grow Of
Pennsylvania, Lawrence OBJ. Branch of North Car
DINA, Amos P. Granger OF New Yerk, James Hughes
of Indiana Felix X. Zollicofer of Tennessee, Chaun
cey L. Knapp of Massachusetts,, and John B. Clark
of Missouri. ..:t.... ..-
:, On Revolutionary Peasions-John Hickman of
Pennsylvania, John A. Soaring of New York, Rob-
ert B. Hall of Massachusetts, John V. Wright of
Tennessee, John NJ. Parker Of New York, Henry NJ.
Shaw of North Carolina, Nehemiah Abbott of Maine,
Sherrard Clemens of Virginia, and John F. Potter
of Wisconsin.
On Inoalid Pensions-Joshua H. Jewett of Ken.
lucky, Thomas B. Florence of Pennsylvania, George
=. hoooiis VI new Jersey, JOnh u savage oi lenn-
essee, Calvin G. Chaffee of Massachusetts, Joseph
Burns Of Ohio, Thomas L. Anderson of Missouri,
Oliver A.. Morse of New York, and Charles Case of
Indiana. = -; ....-
- On Roads and Canals-George W. Jones of Ten.
nessee, Albert G. Talbot of kentucky, William S.
Danrell of Massachusetts,, Martin j. Crawford of
Georgia, Samuel G. Andrews Of New York, Edward
"A. Warren Of Arkansas, Isaac N Morris of Illinois,
John Thompson of New York, and Paul Leidy of
Pennsylvania.
William B. Aaclay of New York, Wilson Reilly Of
Pennsylvania John R. Edie of Pennsylvania, and