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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

THG FINALE ORGANIZATION is often as
frail ms that of tea,ler Huwer. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations with
out being able to undergo the lubors aud
trials of maternity. In this country
thousands OF young aad beautiful wouaea
are sacrificed cvery yearEf from this cause
alone. HUstetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters will save many of this class from
aN umtimeiy grave. This medicine has
heen used With great benefit by immense
numbcrsof people throughout the repuh-
lie. and the proPrietOrs haTe received
grateful c0mmendhtinns from ak sections
of the country. The'Bittcrs will ae found
to he very pleasant TO the taste, even ms II
berCrngc, and prompt and powerful in its
effect rs medicine. 1t intuses new vital
ity into the frame, and strengthens the
whule system, SO that women who use it
are enabled to go through with labOrs
which would, without it, be certain to
PROSTATE them.
Sold by Hll druggists. my-Im
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LOUISVILLE. May sI.--Immense ouau,i-
ties nf freight for the Sou,h is going over
the Nashville railroad. 1t is rumorrd thai
the transportation of goods for the SOnth
viii De stopped on Monday next. The
exndns of SOutheruPrs nerthward is nu-
pFecedeni'd, it is partly attributable 10 the
st"ppaRe OF the boats on the Mississipr1
river II is rumoFed also that If the NASH
VILE railroad he stopped, the Tenmpaseans
will advance into Kentucky aud t.,kt ms
session of tue road. Tbs Cnion men Of Ken
lucky have determined to permit NO ag
greszions from auy quarter. I.T-,-@T
The Memphis Builetin announces the
arrival of Btnurtgar,l on the 29th, to take
command of the Western Division of the
Confederate Army
The ''Tuy worm is aPRFuarlli1g Loui.-
Eiiif III vast numbers AMI threatening 10
destroy al y cereals in this vicinity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01
LATEsT FRoNI our Tile noAp.
days Rpn.-ImpreSSiVe Flu.
neral Cere mo mieS.. nj OTement or IIIe
Kcnr COLUMN for @ rnflOm.

lby 'asN ulBut Is Lt1ln
Eds. Intei.:-I send yuu a few has,y
| items, pruhably the fastest yuu may have
| from Camp Burnt Bridge ais also nos
sessinE peculiar interest. You have been
informed "f the melancholy death of one
Of Capt. knhn's men, by tue accidental
discharge of a mnskst. The particulars
give as received them from messmutc,
aud others. A party hail gone uut srOut-
ing, one OF which WAS so thnughtlrSs as TO
| carry his piece cooked, when, in crossing
II fence. he either touched the spriuv, or
| caught it on the fence 0r 81 Iwig, and dis.
chHrged the entire l"ad int the breast of
his c"mrade. the ball passing euiireiy
through his body, killing him instantly,
and also through the thigh Of another,
producing n very trightful flesh wound,
hut tue surgeons think him likely to re-
! cover.
This morning the usual gai'y was not
INDUCED in, and all seemed To be etnpr. So.
| Ell with tile sOlemniIy ufM FaReraL in Cdmp.
The body WAS placed in Il collin. drained
-;-'tl' al" AwSFi"un dIg, ana I,..rne from
tnc camp 10 n car, ny M escort of Si.sllG
pall-hearers. a Enard of honor. the com.
pany nf which lie was 1t member. the en-
sign hearing their flag in mourning, and
the nhtceFS OF tue other cnmVHuies on the
ground, with numerous others OF the Vol
nhteers, the bnnd playing the solemn aud
impressive dead march. The ear moving
up to Huntington, the procession uguin
formed, the ministers Of the place ut the
head, nud moved to the place of burial,
where the body was inferred with M litary
hunnrs. Soon after the return of the c.
cort Ia camp, the order was given To strike
tents, aud again NIL WAS ANIMATION. The
bridges were opened between 2 and ,
o'clork, the cnmp broken up, except u
Ru"r,l, and the troops moved gaily ON to
Grafton. X
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LEAvENwoRrH, May 3I.-Troops from
Texas frontier arrived ut Furt Leaven.
worth to-day, in gUUd health. They left
nothing ut the posts vacated. excepting
the forage. Lieutenant Colonel Emory has
resigned.
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Z Sr. LOUIS, Nay 81 When the McDo n
aid Aa6saS corpus ease came up, this mo rn-
ing, in the U. S. District Court. Gen. Har-
ney made return tlmt Capt. Med onnl,i
had been removed to Illinois, and WI < now
on the military command of Gen. IcClei.
iani that he had never had n bolv of
prisoners under bis control, ROM seunently
lie was unable to produce him. Harncy
further stated, that hy orders IF ON Wash
iugtDRe dated the 18th, hut on Is, received
yesterday, he had been remoy Ell from the
command Of this Department.
1t isundersiood that Gen. lyon succeeds
Gen. Harvey.
The Democrat denies that Col. Blair's
regiment is ordered to Virr.inia.
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wAas.w, Mo-, May sI..-The Union men
from Petit, Henry, Be'nion ami Morgan
counties, Numbering some 700, oryauizrri
seven companies near Cole Camp, in this
county, TN Tuesday lest, and Threatened
death TO every secess tonIst in the Osnge
Harney for arms.
Great excitement exists here, and bad it
not been for the peace arrangement he
tween Generals Harvey and Price. the mil
itHry companies here would have driven
these men from this county ut what cost.
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LooRnEcTED DAlLY.l

. CINCINNATI. May 3l.-Elonr in fair demand and
nrrr Int prices are unchanged l2UO bills sold Al.
Stn1s St:+0; extra SII5: family aud fancy brands
SA,S19Sso' Mhett steady; prime clIrIce in R,SIil
asmSnd Tor export; sou GHs sold ut 9Sc$l flr rei
anu p for white; the latter RATE for choice
Crn 'U At SIC. whi,ky ,IuII At IGc; 10 ILL, hiyh
proof sold at llH Rather marc inquiry for pro
VISIONS; hut NOT much '!Dnr smRl slIes 81 Bacon Mt
S|5 = and PC; the latter EIr clear RIps C,nee
~ at inlI prices 40 FsEs sLI at /: 1SeIIJ<c. S1
gar steady at 6fpfTc. MIassea unchanged w,
S,amI1 steady ut prenm gold dun at c
iiaining and rultry. Mercury 75e.
p, PmLAG1tPnIG. May 3l.---SprinE wheat superfne
IN ti At SI3S lbs f,r rel aud 8. Iuai IS for Witt
CCTn dull; PENNSYLVANIA SOLD at SIC Westeru iar,i
sells at lOc. Whskey quiet ut lGIS9l7c
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n8-lIOuE GUAnD.-The Everett Union
Home Guards. have organized by the cleo
ton of the following officers. Capt. Philo
Kimberly, LIST Lieut.. YIN. Ramp, 2nd Lieut..
Ch"s. BHlger, 3rd Lieut.. p. A. Bier
Their Armory is ut the Athenneum.
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bS~THE steamer Ben Franklin Capt.
jack will lease this morning fer Cincinnati.
atr Clerks Aessrs. B,teIe aud PterseI,
"'i dispense the eumforts ofthe establish
' Glsnt 10 such of the American people. MS
@.'sa 10 Mksa pleasant tip down The Ohio:
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FoRr KEARXEY, May sI.-Adviccs from
Denver to the 2srlI, state that Gov. Given
arrived mt that Lice on the 9th, ana made
a speech TO some 1000 people that evening.
He received warm reception.
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AGAIX another proOfthat BderhGUe'sHOl-
tand BUter1 is worthy of recommendations.
'sThe plain and upright Mary Van SIied-
recht, daughter of Van Dyke. had last
spring 4 dangerous sickness, but got So
far Web as TO ice ont of the doctor's treat
ment. hat kept lingering on, so that she
could get 10 appetite, aud could not get
strength eROugh to do l.er household work,
till within few weeks past. She used
hut one bottle of the BtiE1s. which, with
the help of God, has given her strength,
aud she feels quite we'll; for while her. hus-
band gave me, the undersigned, his thanks
Zoe having recommended the Bitters for
same Inserted ia the Sheboygar.f NSeasrs-
6oRe." L D;IGE,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The above is litetul translation from
the last number of tue Sheboygaa NsensCs-
sodE. my-lm
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Notice TO Man subscrIbers.

@DEAp.-P. Car buchanan, formerly
of this city, died at Davenport, Iowa, ON
The add He was twenty-five years of age.
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Wehh-

WAsniSoToX. May 3I.-Gen. james Wat
con Webb, of New York, has been APP
pointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PlenipotentiNry TO BrMzil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

/ AE AuhuAl school Election will 10 held On
saturday the LIST dayUT Iure nexi, bel wecu tie
hours Of one aud five O'clock r. NJ. nj lie MAJ,
ana Under the s''prrimte"rl,ce Of tile perso"s here
ntiter tuIst. for Commissioner for each Of Ti,e
lrectnrrS aud Trustees for each School Dstrct in
this county. 80
FOR ATKINSON PRECINCT
Al The School House in Highland district unrfrr
MCOIluch ur Daniel II lrrIs TOR one 1;omn,s,i,,,er
I@ IT,, said Ireenct, ani two Trustees for each Wels
A'6hi1i'd' short Geek AMI Frederick Dtsuicts.
FOR JEFFERSON PRECINCT.
At tho School IInuse in SOati Wheeling. under
tue superintendent Of JesSe Wheat JOHN Si,trrI
aud Wni Little; for Commissioner for said pre-.
AMI two Trustees for eaci, ULiO CaldW ell aud
FGT WASHINGTON PRECINCT.
At the School House in VOID, District. under tho
and f. T. %G@ aSf 81 i Tor aas cSs; Are le
Freciuct, and two Trustees for each, iiecrI allen
t 2ts Miis; htehAnd FuOh. stssnrd aud
., E2I NEST LlBERTY PRECINCT.
At tile llou,e"f Vim Irwin, alIer Tile Supcrinten-
denee u Vim. ID. CnrttS, I,.sta 4tkius,,n mi JIs,
loon; for CommI4. ner for said Precinct and t,Fn
E a for EACH Mrsa, Brady, Beck AMI 81
FOR HENRY PRECINCT.
At TriadelTliia. ut the House Of Mast SIailp un
der the saperiGtenlencS Of Thos SI'Coon. Perry
said Preclnet aud two Trustees for each TriaejpliH
Martin, GeEGs, ceutrO, Rough aud Ready aud shvp.
FSIt, MARSHALL PRECINCT.
FGu1uA Aluuae IN Larson District under tbs
SHFeratendence nf John Earriss samuel numlapRnI
W llmnI GeaEnrden; fur one Commissioner for said
AM, two Trustee. for eSch, Diauy, Carson
Bell, Paris and lionCy's Point Districts.
FOR COLUMBUS PRECINCT.
Al tho School House in oldham District, under tho
suPsrinteHdencs Of Crei yhtUn Orr. JHneA IrowpIre
Atri john lLai; for Commissioner for said TrrciuCt
and Trustees for each, KimmOnH, Stew art orr aud
Oldham Districts.
The Trustees orthe Several Districts will hand
oFeT to the Commissioner elect, on the 2d day or
June. their report Of tile condition. Operations and
expenses Of their respective sclOotr It ia the intcn
tiun of the Board to enforce the collection Of ts ne
OF Ten Dollars imposed Us law Tril4ocI for thy,
neglect of this duty Tie Trustees arc alsO reminded
thai they are required tn ascertain. the lst ay OF
APRIL tue population Of their several Districts aud
number OF Children over 6Anl under lt aud return
the same to the Clerk, either personally OF through
tho COmmssit neF elect.
Blanks TOR EIuanc:al Reports be obtained by the
trustees from the Commissioner Of their preclnCt
or from the Clerk Of the Hoard
Tia @ mnissiOnerS elect will meet at tile Court
House on Monday. June I'd, At 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
by order VI the Board.
JOHN IL. STORER,
Clerk Of the board Of School Commissioners, o. C.
MAY %, lS6l-lOdS
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ZION ute Dsuaoerat, s., Cloud, lHian.
u ynu are have I4eu iruulIeLi Will, i:sS head.
Hsle' send for box lC"pHslie iill ILeI yUu usS
Ll.Fe th"ll la ca e VI Hn aIIntk.
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From 0s <idvsrtt:sr: - osiScno, R.L
Tine csIhalIe Pills IRE SAID to BIZ rfn.aiLaiIy Il.
ieciiFe lSn ely for the luLntlR. sud CIR VfiEe very
been discovered
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Prom tEs Heaiey., H. z Ggsstts, Chicago, IN.
We heartily endorse 81. ksaiainE. ard Lis on
riVailsri CeELalic Pills
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Rnos. Lss Asam,psr, NorG,l. d..

CsPhAlic Pills acc npl.hthc Uyj,,, for which the
We're nade, ViE.:G Of hr,rdneIis in uiliiS iUin.n
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TUE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDENG1S
CEPMALEC PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL VINO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE,
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these 7c'tia"pfnls asrs ussnyieih d Jp A sp,,,
tNo. Gsy cgC 1 "Nqu.sf,oHaIIe TgoeJ ri Mc III
eaey q @f' truly 'ei,ntL6e diIGCrsTy.
:, s..,,. NAsOsriLlI, C1s=s.,Tss. 5, Iscl.
,Sen THAI wan y9u to seal 6iarS~Urth
Part Of the. are f.rthe aeisio.s to v,boun1 rays
= lew ont Of the inst bHx l.'Ir from yvts 49,
Send the Fills by niaiL and ohIiee
JAMES KENNEDY.
y. ..,,, IAvlaroan Pa, Feb. G. Isc,.
SIR:
p.d Hsa T. i ;s8 1 ls: sRf S S ss 81. y
MARY W ASK & siEo1Kneusg.
sFsrsr CARR lies55sg,aS co,rA-l
nc sr.rptSo, '4s4' - t'0i
. YoT win please send two boxes Of yOuz Cephal
&c Hills seud Ihetn iIu,e7 lately
respectfully yaurs.
psa ... used 'o Of ioSr ia, ' ssS a
,,r.,- . BEI1E vLag.S, oalo, Jaa. is, lSol.
IleH>S hnd cnciused twenty-five cents for v,I;rh
send me En"i'rcr b.x q yodr Czplnlie pills zzsY
are S! !,ttiy tAe est iIiis Ihare srtf Did,
Direct A. SLOWER. r. NJ,
Delle Vernon. HyaudSti0 Co, o.
- = ... BrvLalr, Mass, Dec. Il. 1890.
with Tor some circulars or large .box hills. to
bring Your CeplrRlic iii ra"re particularly Ieiur
ny customer II yon eve anything Of the kind,
one OF my cu.t"n,ers who /. subject tossvCre Sick
ottIek in QUO hour by your IGus. WLrlr leii her.
u. Is. WILKES.
RIrtolD'1g gson fF1s 9 9.sS Co. oHlo,}
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Not long aincs .Cnt tn ynu for Inr Of CCriaIie
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ilsilantl. Mich.
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wa. c, FILLER.
STA. sPAlDISo,

ETR: ~
Not long AnCs Ecni Tn you for Iunx Of ccrilaIfr
PIN" Tor tile cure Of the NERVOUS esstl . and cs.
tiveIess and received the tnne aud Usy Lud 20 oCOI
an ggeet ttdt ! ttSiE iEOHocui % ssHa jar sbOFG.
Please seud by reluIu nail, IirSct to
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and Fnltry. Mercury 75o,
ANNUA AL
SCHOOL, ELECTION

saturday the LIST day III Iuue mexi, bet eetl tie
hours Of one aud i've o'clock, Il. NJ, at the places
anu unuer the suprrtHteudrct OF tile persors here
matter II tmsd for Commissioner for each Of tho
Lreetirts and Trustees for each ScoVl district In
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Froyl tae HapapvAz F4Lsv NGr; KqTrvEa, To.
We are sure that psIsDns suffering With the bead
@eIE9 hO Try thra- n ~ sticktd them.
- FFopt-the RufIy Near, 6Etepyet. FL
Cepbalie Piiis are taxing tie plnCs Vi all kinGh.
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At tho School House In Carson District. under tbs
SHFeNatendence nf John EarrsS, samuel numIap anil
W nnl -AraEHrdtn; fur one Commissioner for said
ETettnrt anil two Trustees for eSch lInuy, Carson
Bel, RaTis and IOnOy's Point Districts.
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BELLE vLaI.S, oaIo, Jsa. Is, ISol.
lIEHET @. SPALDENo, EEq.
i'!saNs ind enc,IseI twenty-five cents. for Which
send me another b,X Of yudr CepInlIe PILL TI,g
are tftfty Gts est {iLlE Ibttrt .reT bid
Direct A. SlUVEI. r. NJ,
Dplle Vernon. Eyaudyt,0 Co o.
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P-s-Lhors used o. Is o ESnr ~ M sl s..g s,s
them czeeIIeH. '-' e'N jazz
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FON WAsIINGTON pitECINCr.
FOR HENiES pDHpINCr

st Philadelphia ut the House of Mast STa,ln. un
der the observation-disclosures Of Thos. M'CoOir Perry
FeSrsSn and 1nsi ia THROWN; for emo Commits nner fr
soli Precinct Rnl two Trustees for each. Trailepn
Martin, DCEGs, ceuirO, Rough aud Ready aud shvp-
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FQR ATKINsoN pRHClNcr-

Al INC Sehool House in Highland District. unIlrr
ime snprrii temdrnre Of Mm. Atkinson, Samuel
nr said Precinct, ani two Trustee. for each els
Highland short Creek AMI Frederick DisIIicts.
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n lINLNIGELk'S OLAS 49, = 80 :. -
I'D GIN. 90 dr1tt and in bottle Cor Gale by
mh52 ". \. EDWARDS pRo.
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sPErcr CaEiE iIbyzIsu4ox co-P.-l
n = s,,,,,,, JhnaaIy u, 1861.
&c Hills send Ilein immediately.
respectfully yaars.
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RlIL0LDspgao. FRA.ELIa q, onlO, |

No. Is CedeT ST.. NY
DEAR STRs
Incloaed hni t~snty D. rrItF. (2 } fol hIc Gsnj
box nf -CeplIilc lflls" ssnd la add,tas Of Lev
~ NJ {. FILLER. EeynUllSluIg ITHhkIiIrI q 4 iiu
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So:
have tried Ut Ctphalie rills and fISrsts.m 80
sti. that ~AH' ySu to send tUo j6llars worth
Part Of thee are frthe ueizi,l,oEs to sbouI rays
= lew ont OF the INST box got from yOt
Send the Fills by niaif and oLlige
Your nb I Servant,
JAMES kESHEDY
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TnE successful Introduction and use of tlha ecle-
IrHtsI hemrly has leen tho signl for lit, Tul U,
OF cinp unds called " LiIterS" offer, d In NuIiuus
i3Ein trIn u quOrt bottle to hVC-gnlon kcg util
thti word lttgrs" Is hut another ums for :gIug"
or SOME villa g,us wlisE"y nlixiurr.
Iut the rcblly great relief derived from the minute
dos, Ons to- .su. onful. % onr nleticin..
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BrvLnLY, AIAss. M. n lsrn

IL. z. SPAlD'SG. Fro.
! wish for aanle circulars or large chow hills. to
DtlhE your CepRlic III 5 r9"re particularly GeIur
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wi-h You to send me oaE moTc hoT oFy onr r.,
phHhc Pills. h,rc rGTfr1IE q yTrJt ti.rI III Lt,SS
IRON hESI. HOnrs- 'csiCctfUlIy.
MARY Avn sTOIKneusR
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AS Ss. ltsiII5osiaLs sUSIs usanIicih ~ Az. sP.Lp
eaey q &is truly Sei.niL6e discSrsry.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-28

his motion, the paper was referred to the commit
Mr. Hill from the committee on re districting the
State presenteda bill laying out the Districts,
commencing its passage. Read, ordered to be
printed and made the order of the day for Wednes-
day next, at II o'clock.
Mr.. Hanes reported on enrolled bills
Mr. Waters, a resolution in favor Of B. Justice
which was read and referred to committee claims
Mr. Galloway, bill to amend an act TO incorpo-
rate the Savings Institute of Madison, at Madison,
Rockingham county, to empower it to issue small
bills. Read and referred TO the COMMITTEES on banks
and banking.
Mr. Fleming, bill to amend the 10Th chap. of
Revised Code, entitled "Wills and Testaments."
Read and referred
Mr. Jenkins, bill to amend the SOth cbsp. of Re-
vised Code, entitled " Overseers" Read and re-
ferred.
Mr. Williamson, bill to authorize overse.rs of
roads in Columbus county to do certain things
Read and referred.
"A message was received from the Senate relating
to the appointment of Justices of the Peace, in spec
flied counties Also one asking the concurrence Of
the House in certain enrolled bills.
Mr. Foy moved that the proposition from the
Senate to appoint two Justices of the Peace for On
slow county, be laid on the table. Adopted.
PROPOSITION TO ABOLISH TIE CONVENTION.
The unfinished business of yesterday, Mr.. Foy'
bill as amended, was taken up.
Mr. Person presented in writing the amendments
he proposed on Friday.
Mr. Hayes of Cherokee, said that he desired to say
that his first impressions upon this movement were
favorable and that therefore he had voted for it.
amended, on its second reading, but more mature
consideration had convinced him that he was wrong,
and he wished to acknowledge the He should
now oppose it. He could see no good to be effected
by it. 1t could only serve to stir up strife and dis
cord at time when all should be united and at
peace. lie thought the Legislature had better let
the Convention alone, and proceed promptly 20 the
execution of its legitimate business.
On his motion, the bill and amendments were laid
on the table and made the order of the day for
Wednesday next at 10 o'clock.
Mr. PEBBLES called up the bill to repeal the statutes
of limitation, but there not being quorum in the
House, on his motion its consideration was post
poned and made the order of the day for Monday
next at II o'clock.
On motion, the House adjourned to Monday 10
o'clock
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- HILLSBOROUGH
MILITARY ACADEMY.


THIS INSTITUTION IS UNDER THE CONDUCT OF
IL COL c. =. TEW, formerly Superintendent Of the State
Military Academy at Columbia s. c. 1t is designed to al
that obtained in the State Military Institutions Of
Virginia and South Carolina.
COURSE OF STUDY.
First Year, 5th CGss-AHthmec, Algebra, French HIS
tory United States English Grammar Geography, Ortho'
graphy.
Second Year. 4A Gass-Algebra Geometry, Trigonome'
try, French, Latin, Universal History, Composition.
Third Year, Sd Cdss-Descrptive Geometry SHADES
Shadows and Perspective Analytical Geometry, Surveying
French, Latin. Rhetoric, History of England, Literature
Drawing, Execution.
Fourth Rear I'd Gass-Dlf and Int Calculus. Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry Rhetoric, Logic Moral Philosophy
Latin, Drawing. Elocution
Fifth Year. lt Cass-Agrieultura Chemistry, AstrOnc'
my, Geology, Mnerslogy, Civil Engineering, Field Forn
cation, Ethics Political ECONOMY Evidences of Christian
ity, Constitution of the United States.
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form feature OF Inc
whole course.
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKS.
The Academic year will commence the frs Wednes'
day in February, Feb. g. 1851 and continue without IN
PERMISSION, to the fourth Wednesday in November Inc
Barracks arranged with special reference the nc
stiles of Military Academy. The main building Is ~ S
feet long and three stories high another building I
feet long contains the hail. kitchen, tore room SUI
geon's Office and hospital.
The charges for the Academic year $Sl5 for which
the Academy provides board fuel lights, washing, nsuc
ton, textbooks, medical attendance and clothing.
For circulars containing full information address
r.- COL. C. C. TEW,
49, Supt. II. n. A.
November 30, 1850. 49-w&Swly.