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the North has 10 iAhamed their pa,-
siops that they have los, sight of ali
reason. How could they bind themselves not
10 extend to lNgor numbers Of Africans the
blessirgs Of the institution Of American
slavery, which they hold to bo ordained Of
God for the hsppiosss and improvement of the
negro race II is TO be spprehsnded that We
sball have very eonsidera ole difficulty in
placing our relations, commercial or political,
on satisfactory footing with people imbuod
with such sentiments, immense as is the i'm.
portancs to u Of procuring q cheap AMI abund
ant supply ct their staple commodity
The question asked hero now most frequently
Is, whether tho American people will bear taxa.
uon To cabinet ministers and members of
parliament who thus iuterrogate mo I answer,
unhositatingly, Yes" The sec ,ssioni,ts in
Paris and LONDON arc much annoyed by the
refusal by the French and English govern
ments 10 give 4" aid and comfort TO rebellion
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Varieties.

nothing but yos2 "What docs e-s spell p
Ia TO keep thcm in dry cellar easy Of &C COS, to
a family Of children.
AcrIoN ia great hygionIc principle. Iulc.
tion fills more hospitals then energetic strife,
it Is better far to wear ont, than TO rust out.
'MY bruddcrs," said a wa sgish dirkey TO a
crowd, Sin all ailliction, in all ob your troubles
dar Ia one place whsr you can always had sym
pathy.' "Whar whN ?" shouted several Of
his auditors. "ln dc dictionary" ho replied,
rolling his eyes skyward.
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yet come TO light, as an emanatiou fro n the se-
ceSsion ml1d, Is tolegraphic commuu cation
between General Buckner's headquarters at Do.
yer and the different fortifeatons at Fort Dom
elson. A wire extends from the heai1uar-
ters all through the fort, with batteries
a. each redoubt and important points
By this means II was calculated that
troops could be ordered from place TO pl,cs with
much greater speed than by the usual medium
Of q courier on horseback and | am told by
rebel tfiicers ii worked admirably during every
attack. While tho engagement OF Saturday
was going on, General lIickner stood upon a
hill IN the rear Of the fort, viewing everything
through a spy-glass A telegrs ohic operator
was by bis side, with pocket instrument in
bis hand, and by this means all orders were
Transmitted from the commanding officer TO the
troops within the fort"
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TAtScoTT's LINE
u oP LIVERPOOL PACKETS,

The subscribers oontinL 70 gran, oertinoaleI Of
passage 10 and tron Liverpool, by thsir lvoriiI
line OF packets, comprising In part ,he following
NM. TAPSO0TT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION
DRkADNoUdHT, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BENty:: BENy: ADAMS, CONSULTATIONS. j. BOYD,
WEST FONT, ESCORT, PHOENIX,
UhDkhWkIrkR, SEA FLOWER, CAMBRIAn,
AAkng' together with Others, = ship sVerY hVs
Tne nbscrtbeI are also agents for tho
K LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
for AL OF which they grant certificates on lIbsrAl
GknITrAhCES TO IRELAND, DO,
nsnSna; throughoui England, Ireland, Boo1lAas
ana MMes a ths LoWEST RATES.
.,S.a1Ios Win all particulars, may bs had on sp-
pnc~..n , uL y lastsr. enclose postage ssampl IA
.a.s1s,,cVIT q co., 80 South a New York.
,.s HArao0rr, muFH 4 co., liverpool,
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The New York Horse Market.

THURSDAY, February 9th, 1854.
Tie maIke, has been extremely dull during tha
past week. Indee sales Of first class horses have
been reported, Of coach or road horses, any
ApirnAls dmiug the week except a drove Of hheea
irum Ohio, Fnst class draught horses were In fair
DE- mand to-day, At prices ranging from 3lT6 W $SlH
each, aud for secnr class $3.50 10 $3.50. few
shippers ~ at SD W ll0 each. Omnibus and rail-
roai companies nave male few purchases ~ $40
10 $50 each. Pain working horses, good pairs.
for country use, selling to-day AT st9o % $3.50
per pair. Parties awarded the recent contracts nun
q yorLtuent expecting ~ purchase portion q
the stock here, hut theS n with little encourage
II eEt in consequences OF the light arrivals. The
tiun ui these dealers will make a more than ordi-
nRr y den and for coDmon -,ock for this week. TIE
toiGl sales for the week ending to-day amount to
$50 head, sHying About 400 head unsild. The re-
r'ir's next week, II Ii expected will exc Ted this
week by 100 head.
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A RATHER disastrous fire occurred at Nor
walk, Conn, on the morning of the Goth. II
commenced on Main street, aud burned ten
buildings.
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TNIIID hIATEs DEIr.

Total authorized. .,,......,..,.,. ,6l0 OOOe
Total issued and authorized l,OObOiNOJ2
Tie outstanding notes may be funded in the
ftOO OOO, 900 Of stock authorized, but as that VIII
not be until the stock approaches par and tue
stock may he sold At market value, II u nos hkeiy
The outs,Andng debt $500, 900, 900, bears inter-
est, Which must be paid in oln, which, ~ long as
the old demand notes remain OUT, must be pur-
chased by the sAls t stock.
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lptAl. ssssss.s..''s.s.'''' 'f3tofl'N'"
Mp-t these notes have been paid Out again a.
81 ry were received, but tha, will be the no
.o1ger. The notes will run IN a current into the
Treasury, until they are all absorbed. In the
meantime, bank notes will rapidly supply the cur
rcnoy, and specie the foreign demand. Thus, the
real point Of initiation has now been reached. No
doubt every arrangement has been made in al
vance FOR the new demand on legal tender notes,
and they will speedily appear in payment Of the
curren, expenses Of the Government. As they DO
so, they will become the laws Of al bank issues,
and the currency will swell Space.
There was also passed At few hours notice a loan
bill, for an unlimited amount. IL authorizes the
issue Of $1,000 oer,h N the government cred
itors whose claims now $40, 100000. The cer'
,ihca,es 10 bear per cent interest, and be payable
In year. These will DO pushed upon the market
according W the necessities o. tie creditors, and
may sell At rates that will allow 10 per cent inter
eat The new bills now bring up the deb. OF the
government, issued and authorized, as fClowa
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
MARKETS..
The New YORK Hay Mark... =

THURSDAY, February ~, 1854.
awe mark duller market over lAst week, which
IN the only change since last quotation. The supply
has been decidedly moderate At the several market
places, exoepi at the Pike street Hay Depot, ".
H., where the receipts have been liberal, A.<Qrs-
eating hfeen hundred bales, nearly the whole u
which has been sold. Tne markets on the east
side " town have done a. yht trade as was pru-
denta, while those on tho north river side did nOa
much better. In the latter markets there is a con
tinued good demand iur shipping In heavy bales fur
which fnll prices arc eniy ToalA 81. Bale Hay,
per cMt ~, Nostl oo aud prime Bale Hay S0,soa
20. There II an expectancy OF large orders frOm
the army cuntractors during, this presen, week,
which will create a slight rise In the mArke, and
have tendency ~ stimulate business.
ToNrKIEs MARKEr NAY pEror. N
Loose hay, prime per cwt. $O.sTka 090
LOOso hay ordinary D. good, per cwt. 20 A0o
Bundle straw, per 100 sheayes. ......, 200 500
Loose straw, per cwt. 900 aO.TO
BEooME srErEr nay MAGKEr, EAsr RIVER.
Bale hay, good 10 prime, por cwt....SeI0 AO,IB
Bale hay, common " fair, per ew,... O,oo 0,en
Hale straw, tryel per cwt. ............ O,oo % %
bale straw, toAt aud wheAal per ewt. 0,So o,A1N
Bundle straw, PER lCO sheayes. ....... 3,2o AIM
ymRTY-TouRTu sTREEr HAY NARKEr, EAsr RIVE. 4
Bale hay, good 10 prime, per cwt. so T0ae 50
Bale hay, common % fair, per c1i..... 90 40 70
Bale straw tryel, per cwt..........,... 90 90
bale straw toat aud wheatl, per cWt... 30 40 20
ruSE srREr NAV MARKET, EAsr RIVER.
Bale hay, good ,o DSime, per cwt.:....8O 10 40 30
Bale hay, oornmonA ~ fair, per owt..... 90 40 70
oHAELn srREET NAY MARKEr, NORTH RIvKK.
Loose hay, common to prime, por owl. so 20 aY8
Bale hay, ordinary 10 prime, per cwt. 90 so
Bale straw, per cwt.........,........ 90 40 90
Bale straw, per 100 sheayes. .......... 3 l2HAt -
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CEWING MACHINES-LAD1ES LEARNT
~ ~ optrne on Singers & Wheeler and wilson's
v practice on hrst-cass work. terms &l; Singers fam
lily for sale, eSo; variety Singers No. 2, and W. &
w. and others for sale OF exchange cheap, 1871
B. CLI ystie 81, 'front.' basement. fs26 i'l9S
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CTTUATION wANTED-BY TWO FIRST
> class bread and cake bakers Inquire 81
Avenus A, Sd a)or. fe2I 2'iiG
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CTTUATON wANTED-BY A SMART
- active boy, l5 years old, In any respectable
BUSH ess. Address by lotter, 7. j., Box sol Sun
Office. fe26 Gill
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sHxPPING.

FOR LIvERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAA
\ nne-The packss ship JOHN BRIGHT, lying
81 pier " Lkan River, sails March 9th. Fur Passags
apply 70 WILLLAAs 0UIoH, 20 Fulton q,
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XL1ANTED-A BOY TO GO OF ERRANDS
w and tssist about ths store-must have un-
doubted references. Apply at q. I. BLAkE,s, lOI
IbAmberE a fr2T 2'i3G
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OLD BLACK STAR LINE

OLD BLACK STAR LINE
OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengers from or W Liverpool, by the following
nrss elAAs packet ships, sailing ON the
bth and Gath Of each msniht
Adelaide Cultivator, Roscius,
nustraA Cynosure, JOHN Bright
BeI Woods, Chancellor, Thornton,
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKa
OF iceland, ULsrKR BAsKEd Co., AND ALL PARra
or ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND
bl9 24ac'l19 WILLIAMS GUIoN, 20 Pul,nn "A,
DASsAGE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL
~ by the Black Ball Line Of packets-The clipper
Pip ISAAC WEBB sails the 1st March. For pas
40 ige apply on board, loot Of Beck 81, OF 10 JA-
4 JOB WILSON. los South II. i26 4'lO2
TO ENGLAND,
~ IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALH1I
SIGHT BILLS ON THB
UHon BANK OF LONDON,
NATIONAL BANK or SCOTLAND,
BELEABT BANKING COMPASY, IRELAND,
IN SUMS FROM q UPWARDS, ISSUED By
TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANKERS,
24T BROADWAY, cor. Murray street,
feis 24acsl2 TS WALL. Cor Pea-l T,rs..
1NH0MPSONS BLACK STAR LINE or
\ LAyerpoo paeketa Passage once 2To Pearl q,
For Lyerpool-The INVINCIBLE, Al Pisr 3, North
River, sails 10th MarchI A lhip Of this line saiIs
ffon Liverpool every week. febi olSc.1i1
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GARDENER WANTED-WHO HAS HAD
~ experience In laying out grounds, oultivating
house and hardy grapes, and In kitchen garden ; 10
one fully competent good and permanent place
will be given. Apply At G5 Beaver 81, % honr; front
room, from II 20 | o'clock. fe21 3'l2t
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NITANTED IMMEDIATELY - SEVERAL
w sewing machine operators to make cloaks
shose accustomed 10 Singers preferred; good opera
tors will lie well paid none others need apply. AR
MOLD, CONSTABLE d CO, Broome st. cor Of
Greene fe2I 2'li3
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CEWING MACHINES-WANTED PER
~ sons who wish to learn W operate on Singers
sewing machines; terms only 81, and practice on
all kinds Of work; also some good sewers W learn
the pAntAloou trade. Inquire 90 Delaney -, Isl
Eoor, fell 2lAnsl1
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WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w ble male and female help Of all nations, for
hrst rate situations; also men aud their wives can
have good places with lite delay by applying 70
Mr. MANNING, SIs Sixth ave, 10 years ost .blished.
fe2G 3'l2T
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WANTED.

A RTTFICIAL FLOwER--w AN TIE d A
n lady or . young girl forewoman who un-
derstands IL also a 40 d worker. Good wages will
be paid and employment tie whole year Apply ~
Mr.. sABATINO, Sc white 81, New York. also .
sw good girls !, work flowers. fs26 S'i49
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
Trains Goinr soush and East


t-caVe .noHtpeiie ~ 20 H.. NJ. 10 p NJ and 10 t5su
M AL lRAtN leaves Romses Point a. $50 An st.
IA Adams at 6l5 A. M., Burlington 7,l5 1. H.. CON
meeting at White River JuGcun with,rairs for ana tro,
Wells River, st. johnshury aud i.utIeton, and with
NortAeh kallroad for Boston, Lowell Worcester &C.,
ahd conhectln at Bellows Falls with Cheshire R. R.
or Eosten and with Vermont Valley R. r. for Spring
held New Haven and New York aryIy INC in New York
at 10, ,l5r.n.
EXPRESS Tram leaves Rouse's Point at 745 A. NJ 70,
huntington and Norhfeld. Connecting ut Burlington
with hoats for Whitehail, &c.
NIGHT H1pREss TEAM leaves Ogdcnsburg at l2. 90 M
MONT ea! at 4.OO NJ, Rouses Point at 10 p NJ urfi2
ing at 'oston at $40 NJ. connecting Bellows Falls
"!lh Cheshlre T. T. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley L. p. fer SpriHaie,d ana New Haven
and arriving in New York at 445r NJ
Trains Going Narth and West.
Leave montpelier at ) co NJ ~ A. r. and l5 ? Il
MAIL Tram leaves Boston j, 7.30 A. H.. Via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fhchburg. Leaves springfield at rs NJ
Bellows Falls al 1928 conneciin. at White Kiyet
juhC"n WIth N0!lern /. r from Boston and with Pas
sGmpSc K. X. for aud from St. Johnsbury and i Teton
arriving at Burlington 6.45 P. Il and ST. AIbars AT T.
30 H., O5densburgh 80 H., and Montreal at 10 80
! p.
+; CORPORATION TRAIN leaves Mortified at 20 L. w.
Gnt Burlington a. 9.25 A. M, for Rouses Point and Mon
E,A.
&,GHr E1PaEss Train lea Fellows Fais at IS p NJ
wing passengers from Vermont Valley K. R. leaving
f.eN York at 500 A. NJ, and from Cheshire X. 4
:;Erts Boston at 400 P. ID. connecting al
% P. NJ. via Lowell or Lawrence. leave White
jvsr Iuuctlon az ll.53 NJ, arriving at burlington
a 320 NJ, Rouses Point a. 720 a. M, Mo nirea u
1000 A. aud CgdeuSbuigh at l24D :. Nj, conHecl nj
Wh Grand Trunk trains for Detroit Chicago ana tA
West.
Sleeping cars re attached to both the night eSpre
trains unning between Rouse's Polnl0 fosteh
Through Tckels tor Chicago and tbs West for safe .
tie principal stations.
St. Adams VI, Dec g. l6G?
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rnO OnN MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS TO
OUU,UUO SELL LLOYU's NEW STEEL PLATE

100000 t 4 lGoI5 o. gss1S 1HH 4aH2 AsHsTs T2
COUNTY COLCRED MAP OF TIN UNITED
sTArEs, CANADAs AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From eys, completed august TO- 1862; cost
$40 Geo to engraye it and ore years time.
Superior $40 rnap made by Cotton or Mitch
ell sells the low price Of fifty cents 50vOO names
are ogrlved this map 1t is not only County Map,
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
ofhe United and Canadas combined in giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man 80 to 80 yer gay, ana
will back all maps that caAno be sold and refund
Send for 81 worth try
Printed instructions how TO canvass we furnished all
wanted-Whoesale Agents for Mapsin every State,
California, Canada England, France and Cuba fer
tune may be made with few hundred dollars capital.
No competition. J. t LLOYD, No l64 Brosdway, n Y
The War Department uses our Map Of virginia Mary,
land nd Pennsy ylyana, cost 0000O which is marked
Antietam Cre.E shsrpsburgh, Maryland flights, Will
Transport Ferry Rhoelsvle Noanis Ford and all other
on the Potomac, and every other place in Maryland,
Virginia, md sylyania, or money refunded.
OHIO INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
h the only authority Gen. Buell. and the War Depart
men Money reundoi to any one finding an error in it,
Price 80 cents. ~
.sLIoyD,s MAP OF vItulNIA. MARYLAND AND
PENNSYLVANIA-rh Map is very large its cast Is
LLOYD, GREAT MAP OF TIE MISSlSS!PPl
RIYER-Eron Actual Surveys by Capts Bart anu " "a.
Bowen Mississippi River Pilots, If St. LOUIS Mo shows
4 eyery man plantation and owners from ST. Louis
to the Gulf of Mexc9-l $50 mesevery sand-b bar, is-
land town. landing and all place 20 miles back from the
rvarcolored in counties nd States Price, in sheets
pocket FORM and So 50 on linen, with relers keasy
Sept. 20. .- ,p .,o., s.u. ~ 1870
7 r LLoYp,s-Sir. Send me your Nap of the Missis-
sppi River, with price per hundred copies Rear -Admi
raj Charlie H. Davis commanding the Mississippi squad
ron is authorized to purchase as many as IS are re-
suired fer use Of that squadron.
usx ssv GIDEON WELLEs, sesrstsry Of he Ns
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TIE SILVER CHORD,
/ Companion to the " Home Circle"
4 Collection CT Fayorte
sons5 Ballads, Ducts and Gunrtets.

VIA rianoioGtc Accompaniment.
I4t H,m' Circle ;" known by all as most admirable
'..ou II pieces for the pianotorte, fnis fl com
"''ia thi, superior collection Of words with piano
2HtaiLsDt. song. that have become as household
''a Yearly every comnuni'y-with many new can
,'':' 0' public favor, not so well known but WHICH
w.. ha'*a "Iil ts appreciated, are all here. Every
'!' 2s piano ani voics will not fail to look al
'o o'> Ole look will convince them that it Is just
,'A-j VAN: aud haviag purchased 1t ana given II
'i'lfEIu na,ion. they Will b. fully satisfied that
S"'a' - complete without it,
'- - Cloth, 81, in Boards, $l,5a. Mailed, post
y" u-'FE& blTSoN l. CO., Publishers, 27' Wash
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
DIR. MARSHALDS HEADACHE
E,A's'AEpBgEE &N,ETEE


FTHl Snuff has thoroughly proved itself TO be the best
/ article known for curing The CATARRH, COLD N
Tug HEAD, and the HEADACHE. Il has been found
excellent remedy in many OF 'oEa EYES. DEAF
NBss has been removed by it, and HgAsNG has Otter
been greatly improved by its use 1t purges out all OBJ.
gtructons strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected. It is recommended ~ many
Of the physicians and is used with great and
sasfactio everywhere.
MoIe than twenty years. experience has proved
its great value and at this than
ever before
large number Of the most espectable Druggists in
Boston and New York in idc&te signed by the =
| 1854 say:
Tho undersigned, having Tor many years been az
ouaintcd with DE-. MARsHALL's CATARBH AND HHADACHl
SyUpF and sold it in WI o sale trade, cheerfull!
state that believe it to be eu in every respect to tn
| recommendation given of 1t fol he cure Of Catarrha
Affections and that is decd Ely .e best article we hav
ever known for all the diseases Of the head"
BE are OF Cou Bterfeits!
fac simile Of the signat Ice Of the Pc priete
HAeRLES BOWEN is G.: bottle Solo ky Druf
YER yhcre. 2h'*rhr0' "
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ScoyiITs Blood and Liver Syrup

When t6cse diseases fist appear which will carry
otthc system ali the hnmOrs and Morbc natter thro
the Of the SKIN, kdneys and Bowels; also
restore the Liver to its proper action and the
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-08
Confederate Currency.

Special attention is invited to the no.
tice below. The war upon the currency
has been productive of an immense deal
Of harm. and we are pleased to know a
stop is to be put TO it.-
Headquarters, Departm't E. Tenn,
Knoxville, May 26, 1862.
Ithaving come to the notice ofthe Ma
jor General Commanding. that persons
within the limits Of said Department are
discrediting the Confederate Currency by
refusing to receive II in payment Of debts
and for produce: a
Z He hereby gives notice that this is a
grave political offence, and that all per-
sons SO offending render themselves liza
BILE to arrest by the military authority
vested in him. u. KIRBY SMITH.
Major General Commanding.
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Realizing the Fact.
The New York Tribune SAYS y

1t is impossible to read the accounts of
the recent daring and successful Confed-
crate raids in the very heart Of both Ten,
nessee and Kentucky, directly in the rear
of the main body Of Gen. Halleck's ar
my, and under the full operation of Or
der No. 3, without realizing that the
mass of the whites in the regions thus
oyerrun are either adverse to the Union
cause or paralyzed BY Indifference or COW
ar(lice. u.s.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-08
General Orders No. I.

IA1I sE4AEOU LIVE 4EhDQUAltlENSy
Chattanooga, Tenn, y ly IL, 1852.
l. An cncampncnt for the rendezvous of Stnte
troops is established, to be located by the Quar-
termastcr ia the vicinity Of Chattanooga. sd
Volunteers for twelve months will be received
in companies Or as individuals, with the distinct
understanding that the Governor may, at any
timc after muster, direct. the organization Of
squads into companies panies into battaions
or regiments. The conditions and terms Of SER
vice are those prescribed in the acts of the Cen
eral Assembly, passed at their session in 1880-6l,
and 1862, authorixing the acceptance Of o volun-
tesr force for the defence Of tho State.
III. Col. Leon Tropsdslc, Of the Governors
Military Staff VIII take colnl,and Of said eucamp-
mont, and Is directed to discharge the duties Of
commandant thereof He will report from time
to time to the Adjutant Gcnerol Of the State; in
spect and muster into the service Of the State all
troops not mustered in by other officers, report
and return muster rolls and recruiting lists to
said Office He will enforce strict discipline
wording 70 the. regulations adopted by the State
for the government of Its armies,
z III. Major g. 8. Boiling Quartermaster, will
make such arrangements and provisions as may
become necessary for the supply Of said State
force. He will take charge of all the ordnance
stores Of the State, and zee to the preservation
and repair Of State arms, and issue them on the
order Of the Adj. General, to whom he will re-
port as to the number and condition now on hand
and which he may from time to time receive.
~. Major Daniel F. Cooke, Comrnissary, will
make such arrangements and provisions may
become necessary for the subsistence Of said State
force.
v. Sdid encampment may, upon order Of the
Adjutant General of the State or the commando
ant thereof, be removed to snch point as the pub
iiclscryice may require. sss sg.t
Va. The Adjutant General of the State will as
sigp and designstc temporarily for dnty such Of
fcers as may become necessary. For such funds
asmay be required IN tue Organization, supply