Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-26
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RESOLUTIONS.
Supendng portions of the Ordinance of the Convention
providing for the disposition of State Troops and VOun
Providing for copies of the Ordinances of the Convention
To continue the Qnrtemaster Commissary and Adutant
In favor of certain Naval Officers recommends Leuts,
David Coleman Thomas Crossan and R. c. Duval the
Confederate Government for Commissions.
In favor of Thomas Settle.
Authorizing the Committee Military Affairs avail them
selves OF the services of Aduant General Martin in franz
ing militia law.
Instrucng the Quartermaser General to furnish hospital
tents to the army.
In favor of the Western N c. Railroad Company Author
ICES the issue to the company of coupon bonds to the
Authorizing forces the Confederate Govern
ment
Authorizing special messengers for the Governor.
To provide surgeons and hospital stores for troops
in favor Of Jarvis Buxton, of Edgecombe
In favor of Daniel Willis and David Lewis and Others of
Greene county.
In regard the Volunteer service Authorizes the pay of
such volunteers and State troops have not yet been
ceved into the Confederate service to the first day of Au
Providing for additional engrossing clerks
Making the duty of the Governor to issue bonds to the
of $780, 600 in favor of the Western N c. railroad
| In favor Of Lieut. R. c. DuvaI
| In favor of VIM. Clark, of Beaufort
of State deliver the duplicate returns in his office to the
! Confederate authorities for publication.
! In favor of j. G Crawford, sheriff of Macon.
| In favor of l.. H. Lawrence, sheriff of Lincoln.
! In favor Of H. H. Davidson, sheriff of Cherokee
Directing how the several regiments OF troops Of the State
shall be numbered.
In favor of Benz Justice of Cleveland.
TO pay bounty money to soldiers Authorizes the pay
ment bounty money such soldiers detained
ded they belonged to their respective regiments at the
time they mustered into the serVice.l
In In favor favor OF g. a. B SoRs1f
For the pay of soldiers. Requires the Governor to all
officers and in the State, IN Viz
gina, if not paid by the Confederate Government The
provisions Of the resolution to extend to troops which
/ may hereafter be raised The Governor Immediately
thereafter make requisition the Government OF the
confederate States for retunding the money! 4
he entered upon the duties OF Governor
In favor of Valentine and Daniel
In favor of Chas. G. MITCHELL OF Person.
To collect and repair firearms
Iaurenburg Richmond CO.. and continues that at Ashe
vile till st December. Then leaves the matter TO dscre-
In favor of sundry persons and corporations Auhorizes
the payment of sums allowed by the Board OF Clams.]
! Giving the Governor additional clerical force
In favor of officers and soldiers captured on our coast
CAuhorizes the payment of sums due to their wives or
for children whose fathers were captured.l
For the appointment of two commissioners to Richmond to
confer with the the defences coast
and the enlistment equipment and pay of troops.
For the payment of certain claims allowed by the Board OF
l. Claims.
ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-Troops are again beginning
70 pour into Raleigh Among the arrivals within the
last few DAYS we noticed on Thursday morning gallant
company of Nash boys called the Ladys Guard,
, Capt. w. T. Arlington. The other commissioned Of
fcers are Elias Bum, first Lieutenant; James j. Har
rss second and @. w. w. Woodward, third.
Also on same morning, the Brunswick Double Quicks
Capt Green The names of the other officers we did
not learn.-State Journal.
AN OLD HINr-A friend called our attention to the
Genemans Magazine of May 1852, with reference to
the following extract from a letter written by Roger
Brooke of Maryland to Mr. Urban the editor OF that
famous Magazine:
: In June 1850, 1 amputated a mans arm in Mary
land After the wound digested, no method could
think of would prevent its daily swsrming with mag
: gots, which gave great uneaSioess.
After sprnklng alOes, savin, &C., to no purpose,
recollected that the method IN Maryland tC
prevent flies from blowing fresh meat IN the summer
season. which when the meat is cold to sprinkle wheat
flour on it. Accordingly sprinked some OF the Hour
the pedge and during the cure after ward there
was not maggot to be SEEN"
Have any surgeons OF later date used or known this
appliance? "
SHOT BY A SENTINEL.-Wm. g. Buck, prisoner o
war, Corporal in the 10th company of the 18th New
York regiment, was shot Saturday bya Confederate
seminal for turbulence and dsobedence of orders 1ht
prisoner contrary order leaning out OF WINDOW
and when told withdraw himself cursed and ABUSED tnt
seminal ourageously and dared him to shoot which, II
obedience to the orders had received from his superior
: he proceeded to do Buck was buried the same day
e Richmond Dispatch
HEARING OF A SUSPECTED SPY-William ii. Byrd
of Augusta Georgia. arrested upon suspicion of dsloy
atty to the South and of playing the spy to the govern
meat of Lincoln, had hearing yesterday before o.
Commissioner James Lyons at the Office OF the latter
The result of the examination has not yet been ascertain
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