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Dr.. N. Whitehead, Salisbury.

A resolution was passed unanimously to sustain
the Medical Journal and liberal allowance made
to its support
The profession of Morganton were untiring in
their efforts in bestowing their Inequalities upon
the members during their stay. The convival party
given by them on Thursday evening at the Noun
tain House, will long be remembered by those who
were so fortunate as to be present that OCCASION
To the proprietor of the Mountain House, the men,
bers generally but the Medical Board in particular,
feel under many lasting obligations for his marked
attention and Kindness in facilitating their conve
nience and comfort.
The Board of Medical Examiners of the State held
their third annual meeting in the town Of Morgan
ton on the 9th. Members of the Board present, Drs
J. H. Dickson, President G. E. johnson, W. H. Nc
Kee, j. G. Tull, O. F. Manson, and c. Happoldt,
when the following named physicians received their
certificates to practice medicine within the State &C.
cording to law:
DR.. R. G. Pearson, of Morganton.
H. W. Tate, Of Morganton.
c. Hill, of Duplin county.
J. G. Sheppard, of New Hanover county.
W. j. Love, of Wilmington.
J. T. Fuller, of Person county.
N. NJ. Scales, of Wilkes county.
W. W. Gather, Of Castor county.
R A. Shimpock, of Montgomery county.
P. A. Barrier, Of Cabarrus county.
]. N. Lawing, of Mecklenburg county.
J. C. Gidney, of cleveland county.
The next annual meeting is to oe held in the town
of Wilmington on the I'd Wednesday in May, 1862
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Volunteer Companies.

The following are the companies encamped in and
near Raleigh:
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
Ellis Light Artillery. Capt S. D. Ramseur, rs
Rocky Mount Rifles, Capt R. Lewis, go
Enfield Blues, Capt D. B. Bell, 80
Hornets Nest Rifles, Capt L. S. Williams, 90
Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry, Brevet
Major Wright Huske, lie
Lafayette Light Infantry, Capt j. B. Starr, 1os
Orange Light Infantry, Capt R. j. Hoke, 81
Duplin Rifemen, Capt Thos S. Keenan,, los
Columbus Guards, Capt j. W. Ellis, so
Lumberton Guards, Capt R. NJ Norment sc
Edgecombe Guards, Capt. Jno. L. Bridgers, IS
Charlotte Grays Capt E. A. Ross, Is
AT THE LENAY HOUSE.
Oak City Guards, Capt G. H. Faribault 75
AT THE r L G. RAILROAD SHOPS.
Leasburg Grays Capt j. 7. Hambrick, SO
At TIE DEAF 4 DUMB ASYLUM.
Milton Blues, Capt. James Mitchell, 81
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Southern Stars, Qincolnton) Capt W. J. Hoke, 106
AT THE BAPTIST GROVE.
Burke Rifles, Capt G. N. Avery, 100
Buncombe Rifles, Capt W. NJ Mcdowell, 100
AT THE WOOL FACTORY.
cleveland Guards, Capt A. W. Burton, 105
Randlesburg Rifles, Capt A. A. Erwin, 70
AT NEvILLEs CHURCH.
Catawba Rifles, Capt 7. w. Bradburn, 100
Some four or five companies have left this place
for the rendezvous at Weldon and others will per-
haps leave this week Other companies have also
collected at Weldon, besides which there troops
at various points in the Western part of the State
also at Goldsboro' and other points in the East, be-
sides those at the forts. There are many companies
formed and not reported, and others still forming !;
but it is impossible to give anything like correct
statement of the number.
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q The Sheriffs of the State having been d.
rected by the Governor not to engage in regular
military service Mr.. Sheriff High of this County,
at the time Captain Of the Oak City Guards, wasf
under the necessity Of resignng. But still he az
cepted temporary commission to superintend TIP
transportation of arms and since the 2Sth of lat
month he has performed much and very important
work Of this kind. He proceeded first to FsyetteS
vile, where he superintended the transportation by
way of Wilmington Of $1,000 stand of arms and
various accoutrements; thence he went to Rich
mond with 1000 muskets for Virginia, and thence
to Norfolk where he obtained so heavy guns for the
coast defence Of this State-40 thirtytwo Founders,
and 10 eisht-inch shell guns. These guns have no
doubt reached their destination by this time, and
when placed in battery they will give warm recep-
ton to Abeis hirelipgs.
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The Medical Society of the state.

I1e mo0lc0l COCtoSy OF inc St0tes
The Twelfth annual meeting Of this institution was
held in the town Of Aorganton, on the 9th instant
We learn that the attendance was not q numerous
on former meetings owing to the fact that it was
generally reported that there would be no meeting
this year. on account Of the present unsettled state
Of affairs in the State and country. Notwithstand-
ing there was quite number present and very
satisfactory meeting held A number of reports
were made by different members, upon the disease
of their counties. Drs Kelly of Iredeil, Payne Of
Davidson, Sharp of Davie, G. Happoldt Of Burke,
submitted written essays. which were read to the
Society, and elected discussion upon the hygenic
thereputical and varied treatment Of the numerous
diseases incident to their immediate sections Of ooun
try. Dr.. ]. N. Happoldt Of Morganton, also gave
lucid account of Vernal Asthma, as it annually oc-
CURED in his own person. This case as well As the
other reports, were ordered to be published in
the Medical Journal 1t certainly speaks well for
the vitality Of the Society," that under the adverse
circumstances Of the times, the physicians should
continue to labor in the promoting of science We
also learn there was an addition of some twelve
members to the Society. The following are the Of
fcers elected for the present year: -..
PRESIDENT,
DR. J. j. SUMMERELL, Salisbury.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
Dr.. J. N. Happoldt Morgantou.
J. B. Hughes, Newbern. 49,.
R L. Payne, Lexington.
W. R Sharp, Davie.
SECRETARY,
Dr.. W. G. Thomas, Wilmington.
TREASURER,
DR.. C. W. Graham, Kenansville.
ORATOR,
DR.. N. Whitehead, Salisbury.
A resolution was passed unanimously to sustain
the Medical Journal, and liberal allowance made
to its support.
The nrnfession of Morgantan vera untirine in
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MILITARY.

The Independent Company Of this town was
mustered on Tuesday morning according to previ-
Gus orders, with knapsaeks IN backs and al other
equipments ready for starting to Raleigh, when or
ders caue to remain here for the present They
Immediately went into camp about two miles from,
town. This mornings mail brought renewal Of
the former order, and they will leave here to-day at
Q p NJ in the steamer Hurt for Wilmington, thence
by railroad to Raleigh tomorrow.
1t is said that this Company and the Lafayette
First Regiment recently organized.
The following is list Of the officers and men as
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The next annual meeting is to oe held in the town
of Wilmington on the I'd Wednesday in May, 1862.
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pENsIoN OFFIOE, 5vEr 6TH, 1851,
TO Ill WHoR II NAY CONCERN

Application hcvlPz been msde under toe act of
80 une, 1860, tOf the Felssue of the LAND War
rants described hereip, winch are ALLEGED "a have
been lost or DESTROYED notice is hereby given
al the date toI!owlrg the 1eecrIptiou of each Var
rsn., new CeTtlhCats, of jlss tenor will be IA
susd II no vehd objection shall then appeEr
no b7ySS Tor les ACES. issued under the act IF
narchs nsSo, In The zsf3 of Hannah widow OF
James WILSON, and graGsed on the 18th day Of Feb
ruerJ, 41-Deoember 81, 1851.
40: q ier ls sores, i.sued under the set of
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NO. SS2, for l6G acres. issued under the act of
March, 1850, IN the name of Samuel II. ] ack gay
ar1 granted On tie lst day OF Agguat. 1885
no. q Tor I'D acres, Issued under the act Of
Mnrch, la3. In the rsme Of w illism Tarranea
snd sraatsd on toe lStS day Of July, lash Dsosm
No. 4 eas. for 90 sass. issued under tn, 70, O.
september e5o In the name Of Levi Tread we'll
and granted Sop smbos 18Th, 1851. .
NO u 49, ~ aarss. lssued under the same aot
v The nsrfg Of Aos Plstt., aud granted Move .nIsf
No Y = for lso acres, issued under the got of
March, lass, in the name of Thomas Johnson snd
granted on the eth dag Of September. 'sH.-Jan-
- o. g. Ss, for % acres. issued under thu A, of
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Cans, and granted on the sd day Of september,
Rei-IRnukry 4, 1851
No. Is s8, for ISL acres, isyuFd under tho 40. of
Mach la6d, IN the name Of William So,t. AID VS.
gre7 I'd on ths list day OF May, 1855 -Janu nary n .
sn-sss comnlssioass,
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DENTISTRY.
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BAY sa ~ 6fnss hfEEEs STATE
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HoHdsy.. Wedneed.y., and Fridays, g o'oIoof
The steamer M ETRoP0Lls,C Capt Brown, %
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, December q, 1861.
IHE- NAVY DEPARTMENT has & rendezvous fo-
sh,PPi1, me- st each o. the following plsoes:
sostoH AID New Bedford, Massaohusetts.
Phi .dal pals and Erie, PenLsyivanis.
rsunoTe, MARYLAND; an
washington, District OF Columbia.
SsaTE6l, OTdIuSTJ se1Insn Snd iaUnsman who cRr
pas1 TIE usual SURGEONS exalnirason. b. present.
Ing ,ner ss.gss et the rsndezyoSs nearest their
.n1 have expressed desire 70 leave to entef The
raw VIII rs recslved on the 10 loving terms:
lst Al allowance Q! thrs, cents mite for q ave
y. An advance of three months 10 seaman and
ordInary seamen, and OF tEo mo nths TO iandsmen
81 Permiss On 70 leave an allotment of hali-pay
neil iAmliies' 70 commence the date Of their en-
n TO 60 on board ship IN their ordinary clothes.
PEI lis,. being the present prices, viz:
One pair b a cloth row ers. ..-. SO
One blue flannel overshirt ...---.-- ieO
rvo under fannel shirts. ...--.... asa
Two pairs wOollen draws. 2B
In ulhtucss 4 80
trs 80 isss .''-''-..-"'--..--.-. $50
One black six SsndksTchisff: -.-.....-.. iS
ss n
The pay of petty officer. averages $40 TO SIS PER
s. " c sss%sGi .ssnsl.. -. DO.
DO; lsndAmen- ...----. u do.
No laodsmsn will be allowed 10 tass the bsuest
OF th'E susnon who mas not been four NO aIhs aI
sss or On tae lakes or rIveTs.
GIDEON wELLES,
oe "A eoot cIstary of the Navy.
SOP sEVsNrd STREET. 562
ARMY OFFICERS AND C0NTRAcToRs
TAKE NOTICE.
Just arrived 500 Windows of Sash. of Ali sizes
such as ., 10 aud u night ssth lust
the thing Tor barracks, and for sale cheap by
". w. HAMILTON,
- AGENT for Northern Manufacturers,
No. 5b2 Tth ST., oppo. Center Marx and IN th. rear
de Is eo2Sr
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s ss.s ASss5 III 3Etttl a$sR . 20.

Commencing Monday, May sath, 1881.
nh street ''''A
For Dover PIains-xoo ,: m stopping 1t white
18th street station. =
q bis train vill run to Millertol syery SATURDAY.
sIeninED
=, For Croton Fals-ssl{ q m, stopping 90 Gil sta
hQns north of Pordkam from abIh street station
Ping % Al stations from 18th street station.
For White PlAlns-s p. m. stopping % ell eta
pone from w hfte street station.
For w llhams BridEe-1sS, Has q m and sSn .,
M Stopping at ell stations from 27th street slstoi
Returning Will leave -
Aibany-99o O. m. last express train.
Dover Pialps-hSS q. m. lThf tam ieaves Ma
ierton every MONDAY morning At q. M
White PlaIns-Sle, 40 q. N. t:Ie a. 1aenm
Mu,lams Brldge-e.b, 300 a. m. hoe D. d
erect TOT Central Park, YorkvIlle, Harlem srd
~ briare eye,l tsy ntnstssi tom $40 N; TO
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~ Gsssya1 Hospital, Unioa HoteI, corner B,idg.
AID Washiagfor streets, Gsorgsfo.rn, Dee 20.
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r. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

1 BE Postnsstsr Genera HAVING ordered sas
nal service between Msshinfton,
Moaroe1 20 be resumed, on and sftei
Monday, the Goth instant. the Bay inc of steamers
dsJ) from their wharf, foot Of Union book, st al
O'Clock p, m, or Immediately AFTER the arrivA ol
the Warrington Train. which leaves Washington
mS-1 NJ. N. FALLS. Pres't