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THx TWO GEskRALs HILL.-Major General
A. +. Hill is Virxinian, promoted from
Brigadier for conduct at the battle of Williams.
burg Major'General Daniel IL. Hill Tor Bethel
Hill). is a South Carolinian, from Yo,k, who
first achieved dis,in ction mt the battle OF Bethel
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Novel.

1t will be seen from the State Advertisement
published elsewhere, that tho vacancies Of
b'isad'er in the several Brigades Of South Car.
olina Militia have been supplied. These vacsu,
'cies were filled by lot 1t can no longer be
said that our Governors have inaugurated moth.
ing new since ,hcy have been int,usted with
tue we,l. being Of the Commonwealth of South
.Cstuua
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From the Salt Works.

Several wagons from this District have re-.
turned from the salt works in Virginia, with
salt. The trip can be made in less than three
weeks. We learn that two bushels are al.
lowed to the horse, ut one dollar per bushcl |;
and that any quantity can be purchased III the
neighborhood oi the works, at from six 70 eight
dollars per bushel
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REPuDIArED.-We learn from a gentleman
late from Lincoludou, (says the South Caro-.
hn'a") that Picayune Butler is to bs repudia.
ted, and RevcrGy johnson appointed Civil
Governor Of New Orleans.
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Notice.

a Ii. persons indebted TO the Estate OF
IA James Faulkner, deceased, nre hereby
requested to settle the same, and those hnv-
ing demands against the said Estate, are
hereby notified To present them rs the law
dlrects, to the undersigned,
" T. A ri,lIRIER' !, KleIER' Ears.
June 25, 20 tf
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A GARD,

rHHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST
l. rs,sivsd . fresh supply OF Groceries,
Wig Old Port Wine, Piokels, JslIie. and
Preserves, Salmond and Lobs,ers In cans
] Dbl OF Mola-ses and 1900 lbs OF Sugar
Tobacco, &e., which We will sell 40 low for
Cash as can be bought any where.
NeLARNON a. BRUMMITTE.
yaiy !. iso2. aI-tf
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Our friends will greatly oblige us by furnish
ing for publication, extracts of private tele.
grams or letters, received from the army, that
may be OF general interest.
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IMPORTANT FROM JAMES IsLAND--THE
YANKEES EvAcyArE THEIR WorKs AT
GR,MBALL's PLANTATION I'VE have new.
from James Island Of some important
movements recently made by the Yankee
troops. They have abandoned the strong
positions which they had for SOHO time oc.
cupisd on Grimbali's plantation, and are
thought to have concentrated the bulk Of
their forcos at I.egare's. Our pickets frat
discovered that their works had been evnc-
u"ted. What Is meant by the movement is
matter for conjecture. On some of their
deserted enrthworks the Yankees left sign.
boards adorned with inscriptions quaint,
'lcdictire, and profanc. One Of these bore
this affecting sentence
'fdre'eeh, Sccesh We go, bu, pM soon
o"me again - Charleston Mercury 4,h inst
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Adj't, aud Imp. Generals Office, }
COLUMBIA, June %, 1862. {

Adjt. and Imp. Generals Office, }
COLUMBIA, June %, 1862. {
GENERAL ORDER NO as
ME following officers having been Sc
l. lected by lot, nre herewith announced
as commanding officers Of BrIgades of
South Carolina Militia. and will be obeysi
and respected accordingly Col. II. l..
WOODSiDE, of Sd Reg't s. Z. II com az
lat brigade s. G. NJ. Col. SAMUEL. B..
JONES, of 9th Reg't S. c. M.. comdc Cd
Brigade ). &. NJ. Col. X B. WILSON, er
18th Reg't S. c. M., com'dg I'd Brigade s,
c. NJ Col. II. J. ROBERTSON, Of a3d
Regt S. c. NJ, com'dg 5th Brigade S. c.
NJ. Col. JOHN A. BRADLEY, of 26,h
Reg't s. c: M., con'dg 9th Brigade s. C.
NJ. Col. JOHN b. LOWRY, of Saith Reg't
3. c. A., com'dg 9Th Brigade 8. c. n.
BY order:
WlLMOT G. DESAUSSURE,
Adj't. and Insp. General OF S. C..
June 80, % 1t
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Col. }. +. MARsHALL's REGIMENT We
learn with Eueh regret that the South
Carolina regimcRt under tho command If
Col }. Foster Marshall, suffered greatly in
the battle on Friday last. Out of CAB men
who went into battlo 36s were either killed
or wounded Charlotte Bulletin.
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Announcement,

The friends Of Dg. Il. l.. JOHNSTON an
nounce him candidate to represent Ian
caster District in the lower branch Of lh,
next Legislature.
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We are requested to say that Rev Mr.. Har'
rison will prclch at the Douglas Church next
Sabbath.
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Cotton is worth II cents in the Augusta
(Ga) market
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The South Carolinian

This sterling journal Is now the only daily in
the State, printed on a whole sheet.
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~" ShS""oto W HR " an WsI
Yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock the
Yankee army was 1T and near W.stov.r on
JHmes River, about twenty eight miles by
land from this city. Our van was within
striking distance and actively engaged harr.
a-sng their reai and flank. There had
been no battle up TO that time, nor did il
seem to be anticipated that there would be
during the day. The impression prevails
that considerable portion Of MeCI.IIsn's
troops had got aboard the vessels in the
river. The remainder exhibit evidences of
serious disorgsniza,ion. Many Of them
must ultimately surrender or be destroyed.
Stuart. with his cavalry, was very busy
capturing struggling Yankees and the cut
tie intended for their subsistence, with a
decided preference for the latter.
There was no e /. hling day before yes,er.
day.
Yankee officers, now prisoners in this
city. state that McClsllans army, when the
hgh. began. numbered one hundred and
fifty thousand.
Our VIcToRY COMPLETE. RICHMOND,
July 4--Owing TO the relnoieness Of the
fugitive army it 10 very difficult TO obtain
Information Of the situation Of affairs.
Various romors are aaost bu, more can
be traced 70 rslisb,s source.
1t 10 only certain that McClsilan's army
has been eomPisteIy routed and while a
portion may have escapsi In Transports
large numbers wall be captured.
Our vSssosy n eonpasts.
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NOTICE no LAND RIrxrn..

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SIT
Il very valuable lands in The County of Hn ALE SOM
as follows one tract lying on the south SD
ss and on both sides Of Cedar Creek cCnta Gsps Fec
cultvaiiou the balance in woods tbcEIv gn state
Sekor and pine timber wts ca.
best kind This land is susceptible eff bsn 18th
the best upland farms in the middle section of MADE S.S one
= strongly lmpregnated with iron ore of tSa Sal
State Geoogist. Fo Enuons
Also o me tract Known as PlneTie Turner'S
100 acres with about 80 acres cleared @
tract there Is small dwelling, convenient stOt. TN
and shop sheds, and shantes sufficient FIR sure hous
turpenne business for 20 or 30 hands Trying On
Also one other tract known as the Wakerlo
to the last named lands This tract contai sdlacen
acres There is On the two last named tracts 6o
iupentine boxes, and upon which is some 5000
some Of which are partially drained s"amps
dating terms. ''u vi acconmO
Address JAMES NJ. TURNER
n, 1870 SummerVille, Harnett Co.. No
y 49-W4tnd
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LAND FOR SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF DECRETAL ORDER NAN,
u at the Fall Term, 1862, of Wayne Court Of rn;
will sell at public auction the premises on the Din
Of December 1852 at II NJ, tract of land iyne IN G
River, adjoining the lands of the heirs of VIM
deceased, Hesekiah Grimes, L.W Lewis and ober.'
known as the John T. Bryan place. and CONTAINING oba
seven hundred and fifteen acres ~0Ous
TERMS OF SALE Five per cent cash bond with an.
proved security for the payment of the balance sir
after date with interest from the day of sale
W. G. MURISEY CIV
Goldsboro, N. c., Dec. 2, 1852 4SLxIt
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TIME UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR, WITH
n the will annexed of William Estes, deceased will
sell the premises of the said deceased the 26h dsy
of december next credit of six months in the SOUTH
rart of Granville County, the waters of Smiths
Greek, adjoining the lands Of Abraham Lawrence Dr. N
Lawrence and Others the tract containing two hundred
and fOrtyeght (24S) and five likely negroes three
men and two women for the purpose Of distribution of the
estate.
Perst indebted to the estate will make immediate paw.
ment and those having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them duly authenticated within the time prescribed
by law otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. JEREMIAH ESTES. Admir-
Witk the tCiW Gnnsred.
Dec. g 1852. 49-y6t
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SENATE.

49,. SATURDAY; December G, 1862.
: Senate called to order at IL o'clock. Prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Lausdale. Journal of yesterday read.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Sharpe report from the judiciary.
Mr. Graham report from the select committee
on "bill for the purchase of provisions" offering
amendments.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Ramsay, bill to amend the Revised Oode
Referred. -...,..-...--' .-.- .-.-
Mr. Ellis, bill to raise calvary company in
Rutherford county for police purposes. Referred
PRIVATE BILLS ETC.
resolution in favor of j. L. Fisher. Referred.
Message from the House of Commons, transmit
ting resolution requesting the Governor to use
his discretion to prevent the arrest OF citizens
by Confederate officers and soldiers.
Mr. Ramsay offered an amendment to the effect
that the Governor be requested to demonstrate with
the Confederate government in regard to competi-
ton between State and government agents in pur-
chasing provisions Ruled out Of order by the
chair.
Mr.. Copeland opposed the resolutions in their
present form on the ground that be did not wish to
tramme certain Confederate Officers in the State
Mr.. Warren said that he had heard of the arrest
Of a member of the House Of Commons, and other
exempt citizens by order Of Gen. Martin as Briga.
dier General after an agreement had been made
with the government by Gov. Vance, to return con-
scripts through State agencies lie did not recog
nize the authority Of Confederate officers citi
ssrs, after this agreement had been made. I--si
Mr.. Taylor Of Chatham, said the selfrespect of
the Legislature demanded the passage of the resou-
tons. That several exempt persons, citizens of
Raleigh and elsewhere. had been carried, at the
point of the bayonet to the guard house.
Mr.. Copeland offered an amendment excepting
from the operation of the resolutions, places in
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
IL thepubc, that be has, in successful operation,
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City of Raleigh. All those
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS, will please give hin
call before bargaining elsewhere.
The hghestprice win be paid for old "copper" brass and
zinc.
e. MAILER.
Raleigh, Aug. %, 1852. S5-W&sV6m.
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A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

TNHERE WILL BE SOLD ON THE 9TH DAY or
Il December, 1852, HOUSE and LOT at Yadkin In
stltgte in DAVIDSON County, \. 9. The lot has on it
ices for Students and other outhouses 1t is located in
healthy section of country and is nine miles from Lexing
tor. The property belonging to B. F. Smith, deceased
Terms made known on the day of sale
GATHER WALSER, Admir-
Dec 2, 1852. 49-W5tpd
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MkRYLANp. LOST MArYIANpI .

=
MKKYLAND, LOST MAKYEAND5
The despoes heel thou dost adore,
Maryland, fei Maryland;
Now worshipped at thy temple door, ~ 1.-- ~
Maryland, Eel Maryland;
10 vain the patriotic gore,
Deep howed the streets Of Baltimore,
. Thy noble spirits are no morel
Maryland. fei Aaryiandl - - y 2 =.
Now, fallen State, none to thee kueel,
Maryland, 6e Maryland; 80 49,
The traitors pains thouIt ever feel,
MARYLAND, fe Maryland
Skulk'd from thy sisters in the field, !
All furnished is thy ancient shield,
Thy heart to patronage did yield,
Maryland, sod MaTyIandi
Thou spurned the offer Of Lee,
Maryland, fel Maryland;
And baItered for thy liberty, s-
Maryland 6e MARYLAND:
: With servile mipions for fee, ~
No hope that thou witt e'er be free
While Lincoln's gold enchanteth theeI
Maryland, shamei Maryland.
noble band came to thy shore.
Maryland, 'fel Maryland;
And bathed it o er with freemcns' gore,
Maryland. 6el Maryland;
They freely bled at every pore
TO wake thee from thy fatal snore,
And raise thee to myself once more,
Maryland, fel Maryland.
s But thou dd'st cover in the dust,
Maryland, fe Maryland;
Thy beaming sword thrown down to rust,
Maryland. fel Maryland -
Forgotten Towards warlike thrust
Forgotten Carroifs sacred trust,
And all thy slumberers with the Just
Maryland, he Maryland.
Now, at the golden dawn of day,
Maryland, poor Maryland
Thy succoring host in proud array,
Maryland, poor Maryland n
In sorrow fall back from the fray,
And leave thee, thou frail thing of clay,
Forever to the tyranfs sway,
Maryland, poor Maryland.
Base mother take thy tyrants chain,
Maryland, 6el Maryland;
Virginia she has called in vain,
Maryland, fe Maryland;
She met her sisters in the plain,
Sic staper tits a proud refrain,
That battles millions back again,
Maryland, fe Maryland. -
Thou yieldest up to Vandal toll,
Maryland, fel Maryland;
And vilely crooked 10 his control,
Maryland, 6e Maryland
Better the fire around thee roll,
Better the shOt,uth blade, the bowl,
Than towards stain upon thy soul
Maryland, LOST Maryland!
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SALE OF LANDS, NEGROES, SC.

an THE FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD DAYS OF
" January,-A. d. 1853. the LANDS and NEGROES,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CORN. humber of valuable
Mich Cows &C. Of the a.e Mrs. Rachel Stokes and also
number of fine beef Cattle valuable Jack, several head
of horses with other articles menior the
property of The late Mrs Stokes and Col NJ s. Stokes de-
ceased will be sold credit of twelve months.
This is to take place at the former residence of Gen..
Stokes called the Bend the Yadkin River about four
miles above Wilkesboro'.
Attention is especially invited to the valuable and des
rabe tract of land offered for sale.
On Monday evening, the 18th of January, will be ed
in Ashe County, containing about 500 acres.
Also. credit of IL months there will be sold quaint
itY of Hay, and parcel of Household Furniture.
JACOB FRALEY, Admir-,
With the will annexed of Mrs. r. Stokes and
Admir-. Of Col N. S Stokes.
Dec. 3, 1859. 9S-w&SWlm.
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that anything Of the kind had occurred but was
sure that the path Of duty was plainly marked out,
and that f We do no more than the necessity o. the
case requires there en- be no danger Of collision
between the Stale and Confederate s6tborities-
On motion Of Mr. Avery, the House adjourned
until Monday at 10 O'Clock
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NOTICE.

"AYING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR M
Ia c. Bevin, deceased, at November Term 1850 Of
Wake County Court hereby give notice to the debto
of the estate to make payment and to the creditors to
present their claims within the time specified by law
Dec. 2, 1862. 49Nwat
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. $50 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR
SALE:

HNR E, UNDERSIGNED OFFERS. FOR SALE HIS
valuable tract of LAND situated in the Eastern part
OF franklin County lying between Red BUD and Sandy
low grounds and for the growth of corn and cotton there
is superior TO it in the County The upland is we'll
adapted to the growth of tobacco corn and small grain
On the premises there lisa number of tobacco barns
res, stables, negro cabins, and overseers house.
Forurther information apply in person BY letter to
-. STOKES,
Castaa, N. C..
Oct. 81, 1862. 43-w&swl7t.
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&TRAYEn-

ER0M THE SUBSCRIBER AT PITTspoDo-,.
u Chatham County, on Wednesday the IAN NnGH
last my clay bank HORSE about wears ola SeI
both eyes and has black streak on his bacE In
to tail Any information about the horse will b mane
fully received by the subscriber so that can !nank-
Address ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL '
Hsdleyis Mills, Chatham Co No
~ =, 1--WE: 49-wltn6
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SHOE MAKERwANrnn

n ences can get CONSTANT employment bv tb En-
act as Foreman for Eve or six hands '-' year 10
Address s. w. TERRELL.
Dec. Q, 1862. 40 ~ \. =
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Dec. 2, 1s6:
LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE 3I2 ACRES OF LANE, TWO
Il miles north of Hiilsboruugh The land is very pro-
ductiye end well adapted to corn wheat and tobacco
q large quantity of meadow grounds. The land is well
supplied with water, and the Improvements consist of
large barn and stables with two good framed houses and
log house. If not sold it will be for rent Terms
to suit the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER, Sr.
HilsbOro' N. c., Nov. IL, 1852, A6-Wtf
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For the Standard.
DONATIONS


Rithin The bounds Of Company E, Capt. s. p
Sheriff., LiRcolat0n, for our soldiers in Vir-
ginid, collected BY g. r. Harding, agent.
Mrs DR. Richardson, IL yds carpeting; Mrs E
Thompson, 3 blankets, pair socks; Mrs S Sher-
rill, coyerlet; Mrs d S Sumner, pair socks !;
Mrs G Harding, blanket pair socks. Mrs NJ
Ramsour, 40 yds carpeting blankets, pair
socks, pecks dried apples Mrs Henderson, Q
blankets; Mrs w Alexander, l blanket; Mrs
7 Alexander, blanket pair pants, l pair socks !;
Mrs o Jenkins socks and carpet; Mrs Farqua 3
bottles medicine, jar pickles; Mrs Barbary Plonk,
3 pair socks; Mrs Mary Rudasill,.2 pair socks /;
Miss Elizabeth Debter, pair socks Mrs Elizabeth
Denger, yds linsey; by VIM Hoke, from Co.
:, LIST Reg't N Vonnters-2 comforts, blank
cts straw ticks, haversacks knapsacks, pill
low cases, 2 pair drawers, towels, shirts VIM
Ramsour & Co.; pair shoes; Mrs O Cobb, Q
pair socks; WIN Clark, l pair socks Ladies'
Soldiers Aid Society sc shirts, A pair socks 10
pair drawers Mrs Rhody Stewart, l pair socks;
Mrs David Crooks, pair socks; L Motz, 90 yards
carpeting pair socks; Miss Ann Goodson, pair
socks; Miss Jane Goodson pair socks : Mrs DIR
Fox, coverlet; David Schenck, l pair socks !;
W H Michael pair socks.
List Of Donations In cash. for the benefit of our
Army, collected by g. K Harding. agent.
VIM Lander, $40; A McBee, $35; wv H ,Motz
$50; Sheriff., $40; Sam'l Lander $40; David
Schsnck, 81; w NJ Reinhardt; S. Mrs A @ Wis
will Sc; Miss NJ TurbytiIl, 81; Mrs Rhody Shu-
ford, 81 j @ Jenkins, So; DIR NJ Brown, s. j
O Cobb, s.; John Shrum, 81 John Roger, sill !;
L b Kestler, 81 ;TW Robinson, 81 W z Clark,
IS; r 81 Abernethy, $40; VIM Ramsour & Co.,
$40; John Anthony, So.
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TAN BARK WANTED.

TAN BARK WANTED.
OAA CORDS OF TAN BARK WANTED, Fgh
ODV which will pay twelve dollars per cord us
lYered at my Tan Yard in Raleigh. Any person VINO "
any hand and wishes To SELL will please write ane %
know how mnch all quantities. vii be received S3
5 to 100 cords will pay half the expenses OF the n
Road charges Of any that may be more than 30 miles
Raleigh in addition to the above price. The cash will "
paid promptly on delivery. .,u,.,,,,, .,,o,
Raleigh. N. c. Nov. 7. 1852 90-w&swtf
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NEGRO MEN WANTED.
EAn NEGRO men WANTED TO WORK "
eDVU the Piedmont Railroad, now being bull Oe
tween Greepsborough and Danvie We are paying IloA
al wages, and the negroes are well cared for.
WANTED 100 CARPENTERS.
Apply immediately 10 E. WILKES l. CO..
Contractors Piedmont r. b.
.1--li Greensborough, NC.
Dec. s, 1862. 95-w&swlIiPd'
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Speaker called the House to order at 10
o'clock.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Lansdale.
Messrs. Shepherd Cobb, Allison, Bond and Barn.
hardt were announced the select committee under
Mr.. Shepherds motion of yesterday.
Mr.. Fowle, from judiciary committee reported
back House bills Nos. f. O. 10, 3d. 81 the preamble
and resolutions of Kings Mountain Association and
petition of citizens of Wilkes county, asking to be
discharged from the further consideration Of the
same, and that they be referred to the select CON-
rnittee named above.
Mr. Worth from the committee on finance repor-
ed a Revenue bill. (The bill provides tax Of two
fifths of one per cent on land; slaves declared
to be of the average value of $3.50. excepting me-
chanics declared to be of the average value Of $780,
Stock in banks in addition to tax imposed by their
charters, money at interest and each hand, less
the debt of the taxpayer, 10 per cent on all pur-
chases of domestic and 20 per cent purchases Of
foreign liquors, $50 on retailers, one per nt,on
salaries above $1,000 and most other subjects Of
taxation contained in the last Revenue bill
Mr.. Worth, also from the same committee report
ed back several bills, asking to be discharged from
their further consideration most of the tjects
had been embraced in the general ReUenu6 biz :.
Mr.. Person, from the military committee, reported
back bill to raise 10000 troops for State defence
recommending bill as substitute for the same
proposing to raise five thousand men between the
ages of Is and 49, not subject to conscrption those
between Is and 40 to be called ont first and if less
number than 5000 shall be thus obtained, author
ICES the remainder to be made up out of the second
class: The Governor to appoint and commission
all the officers of the line and staff and cIuse reg-
uents to be organized and tender them to the Presi
dent for local service within the State Ordered to
be printed
Mr.. Cowles stated that as a member Of the mill
tary committee he was opposed to this bill, and
gave notice that he desired to enter his protest
the Journal against it
III, Grissom stated that as a member Of the same
committee he dissented from the BILL and gave notice
| that minority report would be made.
- Mr. Person, from the same committee, reported q
bill for the relief Of sick and wounded soldiers, re-
commending its passage with several amendments.
| Ordered to be printed,
Other reports were made from the committee on
military affairs, as well as from other committees
the subject Of which viii be noticed when they
come up for consideration
Mr. Fowle introduced resolution in favor of 7.
| d. Hill. Referred to committee on claims.