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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-09-17

~ II is stated that one fourth Of the slaves
of Delaware have disappeared since the COM
mencement of the rebelIioo.
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e~"Are you not afraid your wife vii get
married again when you die - Il hope she
may, a. there viii be one man in the world who
will know how to pity me-
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(PrBIC-No. 126
AN ACT amend entitled IAN TO aid in the
construction VI railroad ana teeg raph line from the
Missouri river TO the Pacific the
Government the II the same tor postal, military
and other purposes" approved July z, 1862
BE enacted ty the Senate and House Of Representatives
f the Cnited states If Am<riea tn COsgress assemtied
That The rst meeting of the commissioners
entitled An act aid in the of rail
road and telegraph line from the Missouri the
Pacific ocean, and to To the Government the
VI the same Tor postal military, and other purposes
approved July second eighteen hundred aud
anu of the hve commissioners directed BY said act
be &ppontes by the secretary OF the Interior shall be
held al BryaI Hal the CITY OF Chicago, the state
of Illinois the Pues .ay OF September next at
twoive O'Clock at notice of said meeting be
sisnoa by oi the commissioners named III
act, shall be published at a week during
OF July, Thousand eight hundred and sixty two ia
one daiiy newspaper each Of the cities OF Boston
New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago and ~.
Louis and other notice OF said meeting shall be requi
site.
Approved July II, 1862
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EXERCISE IN DRILLING. - The Tax-Psyers
Manual has jus, been published and in brevity:
it beats the Military Manual all hollow. IL has
but three principal orders, which are as iollcws:
!. Draw wallets
2 Fork over.
3. Retire
Vanity Fair
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1PCRuc REsoLr1Iox-No SCI

A hrS>ULUI IIUN IN relation TO the law Of prizc
Be resoiced By the Swate and Ioxs> of
q the tn1ed States q Americd ia Congress assembled
mat hereafter all monies arising from the sale prop
erty uner the prize laws of United States whether
under interlccuory final decree shall be paid by the
marshal INTO the Treasury Of the United States for
Keeping immediately after the day of sale instead OF
the registry OF the court less the costs and dsbursa
ments sworn to by the and taxed by the court
and every clerk OF United States Court now having
any such monies IN hand shall immediately pay the
INTO the treasury OF the United states less the costs and
disbursements be sworn To and taxed as aforesaid
and upon nna decree Of condemnation restitution
shall De the duty OF the Secretary Of the Treasury and
ne Is hereby authorized 10 pay the upon the
order Of the proper court ana no more shall be retained
by any clerk from money paid over By him
under this resolution. commissions or otherwise
Than one Per cenium upon the first thousand dollars
In each and fourth Of one per cenun on the
excess above that sum, not, however, exceed two
hundred and nf,y dollars in any case.
Approved July L. 1862
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sx~1sNEH AND COUNSELLOR at Law and Solicitor in
cefy, agent for prosecuting claims Of soldiers and
Sa1fe . widows against the Government, for Bounty
ys Passions, aad arrears Of pay-Lansing Mich
~ n Republican Printing Ofice, up stairs Michi.
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@&fial 9irtftorg,


.rsfM MAR, Governor.
11xV1Y n RACKUs, President Of the Senate and II
0Geie Lieutenant Governor.
,.vG8 q PORTER, Secretary Of State.
ooS0acf HOUSE, Deputy do.
SxSGTORD g. BERRY Auditor General
IN ZONES, Deputy do.
SoaI OWEN, state Treasurer.
Ss1rs Turner, Deputy do.
SSoa1 ri GREGORY, Superintendent Pub Instruction
n0RTfAND B. ETEBBiNS, Deputy do.
Sx1yH 9 LACY, Commissioner state Land Once
cYRC3 HEWITT, Deputy do.
cuARiE3 CPSON, Attorney General.
SoHS ROBERTSON Adjutant General
n r. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master General
Instices Of the Supreme Court.
cuORGE NARTIS, Chief Justice.
EAAc ? cARIsTIANcY, Associate Justice
JANES Y. CAMPBELL,
RANDOLPH MANNING,
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~ There is a better principle than that the
majority shall rule-it is that justice saan
rule.
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[PUBIIc REsoLUrIoN-No. 55.1

JOINT RESOLUTION to amend section seventy seven o
An act to provide internal revenue to support the
government and pay interest the public debt and
for other purposes.
R<sotned ty the Senate and House Of Representatives
g TIE Cnied States Of Amercd in Conqress assembled
lnat section seventy d act entitled An act to
PROVIDE internal revenue To support the government an
pay interest on the public debt be and the same i:
hereby amended by striking out the word Nav AM
inserting August
Sec And be It further resolred That all the sections
oil an act emitted An act TO provide internal revenue
10 support the government and 70 pay interest
pooic debt, Which require any or thing TO be
done on or before the first day II July or August eig
teen hundred and sixtytwo shall be so amended and
changed that said matters things may be SO done
or before any other day IN the year eighteen
rgiitev.. f~"ai anu SIXTY vhicb .ay De fXed
ana determined upon by the Secretary OF the Treasury
IN his judgment later Gay should be fixed order
10 pat said act into practical operation and all parts
said act having reference to the said dates Of the
days OF July and August eighteen hundred and sixty
two shall be taken and construed having reference
the said day which may be fixsd and determined
upon: Prorded, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
shall give public notice Of the day 30 fixed and deter
mined upon, In such manner as he may deem expe
dent
Approved July L. 1862
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lon Of any such roas aud for the passage of trans
thereof, uncer the limitations and eoaai.oas hereafter
proyiaeG.
! SC. L. Aad be Il further enddof, That any bridge
erected under the privileges Vi tAls al =. tie up
bunI either craw orIGge, With pisoI or other iorm
q draw, with unoroken and continuous s2ns: Pro
r.deG, IaaI toe oriuse shall DC ulaie villa unoro
k.n spans At shall not be oi less eryA
ninety ieet above low water mark over the
vi the SAID ryer nor IL any case lees than lori!
tvl above extreme high water, understood al Lie
point location, mescfing Ior such elevation TO tie
COttom chord of The bridge, lor snail the span Vi such
Sr4ge covering the naa channel OI the ryer De less
three Ieet length, with also one VI tie
a-Xt adjoining spans " not ess Two hundred aiid
.oty feet length the piers u said bridge shall
BE- h the current vi Lie river a. near pfac
tlca0.e: 4ina Pr0rsied also, Thai If any bridge buA
this act shall be constructed draw bridge The
shall be constructed w.tn span the uiAin
ennv Vi Tie river understood al the time ci the
vi the bridge VI mol less tnn three hundred
feet IN length all. sld spans sA not be LEES tAAA ses
enty teet above low water marx measuring 10 the bot
tom chord o the BRIDGE and one vi the next ADJOINING
.pa4s shall be less Inan two hundred and iweity
In engt and also that there shall be pivot
constructed every SUCH DrIge, accessible and
gabs polIt, Win o not than che hu1dred
eet length each side OF the central or pivot pier
Of the draw And pTocled also, inai said arAw shall
Always be opened promptly upon reasonable sgna Tor
te passage OF boas whose construction may hot al the
I.D., aImIt OF lier passing under Tia ieriae san>
Of said BRIDGE except the said draw shall not De re4g
cd To be opened when engines or trains are passing over
said bridge or when Passenger TRAINS are due, oGi IL no
shall unnecessary delay occur IN the opening oi
after the passage OF such engines or trans
Sec. s. And Le 1t tuytaer enddea, inat any bridge
bridges erected under the provisions Of this act shall
Lawidi structures, an be recognised ana Known
post routes upon which also higher charge shall
TRANSMISSION over tee same Of mails.
The troops, and muniuns vi war u the United States
tisn per nile which the company companies
erecting such bridge may from time 10 time
the balance their lines Tor sucn and
Ie officers and crews OF all vessels, boats, RATS nay
..tIng the said Ohio river required To regulate the
use said vessels and OF any pipes chimneys be
ongng thereto Interfere with the
Construction, OF any vi the bridges erected
Iesalized unGer the provisions Of this act.
approy ed July IA lsoz-
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Approved July II, ls52.
lPCBIIC-No. l27,l

AZ r,,.,.,,,,,, 40 ,,. o., 60, ,h. ,.,.as. .,
AN AL suppiemen@My W sne AT ior .he ieieAse Vi
certain persons nea 70 service or aoor III ,e
y. N".u~, .pp' P ' ''e w
urea anu Gay
Be enacted ty the SeadS and House g Representatives.
Of the Cn'ted Mates g A~eTscd, IN Congress asse"bted
That the oath or required by the second sec
ton OF the act entitled An act Tor the release OF Ger
tain persons held 70 service or labor III the District OF
Columbia to verify the statements of petitions IN VIII
ting med before the under the act aiorc
SAID Of persons holding claim 10 Service or labor
persons o African descent reed anu discharged tnere
from, under the act aforesaid may Ia all cases IN whcn
the persons holding caim as Aforesaid are Infants OF
minors be made oy the guardian or by any other per
son. whether separately or yointy having the Custody
or controi oy law Oh te person or proper
~ OF sucn inIants or MINORS ana tnat IN all cases 10
which the persons noidg Claims as aforesaid are non
residents oi the Distrlcs OF eoiumo@ or Ieshien
the oath or required as afOresaC
may be made by the attorney or agent Of said
iuen. M vi ies1.eu' ..., M , ~ M ~ 49, -. - s vi"
.ne @ ssa.eneliss ~ " P's' ieiu' Gu as "'o " p
n' So-uei VI Any uii.aIy posi- ,ol o. any ONCE
,n as % :. rs ~ aonuu !" an! mia'ary ioree IL
s | ~ ~ ~I; ~ ' = any ny oAP.a'n, oonnanuer or heuteh
- s, w ~ .AS w nA. .no same snAh DC receivet
~ ~ :, ~ ~ .s ., ~ an ni.en's anu purposes as iuiy
So. = ~ ~ a.. ~ M , .n W ., " weto iaoe peiore an!
, . W Law " ,aAT anu anmihntef oath'
su ~, .ss Il, Des.e, D ira, Tue commissioner
.s ~ su s1a. suo .iulc VI Tue Vcrncatlon Aore
sAiu the person making the same was employed In ths
s "a oi aas servSe on the United states within
@ n ~, S =, , VI ieoet'ous ssate OF TERRITORY, ane
,rS.;x hs @ @ s a.u vi auiI na.ion required, a.
m 'e,oLe auy ouSer autnorized by law to take
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lPUBuc-NO. l2S.1

AN ACT relating to trust funds Of several Indian tribes
invested by the Government in certain State bonds
the Interior
BE enacted By the SENATE and Hoe of Representatives
q TIE United states 9 AMeylca in Congress aaewbled
That the secretary of the Treasury be and hereby is d
reted to cause to be upon proper books of
MS Department the following the Indian tribes
ncSein named to wit: To the Delawares, the sum of
ioar hundred and twenty three thousand nine hundred
ana ninety dollars and twenty cents the Iowas
the sum OF thousand hundred and thirty
ana g hundred
aiIu s-sy nuuufeu eignty doars
and seventy hve cents which said are for and
IN place OF the same invested by the
government under treaty stpulatons with tribes
IN the bonds OF the states Of Missouri Tennessee and
North Carolina, which while in the custody
OF Jacob Thompson, late Secretary of the Interior
IN whose Department they had been deposited safe
keeping.
Sec. = And Be further enacted That said entries
shau be and remain evidence that the United states
holds the said several sums named trust for said
respectively, and the Treasurer Of the United States
hefepy authorized and directed pay said tribes
respectively, on requsitions by the Secretary of the
INFERIOR interest on the sums credited aforesaid
the rate OF nve per cen,um per annnm. semiannuai
on the first days Of January and July in each
year the nst of said payments the first day of
January, eighteen hundred and sixty three
Sec 3. And Be further enacted That all interest
winch said tribes may have had in said bonds as afcre
sam hereby terminated, and the vested in the
same or any part thereof shall be for the use and bene
| NJ OF the United states.
sec T. And Be further enacted That the sum Of
m Thousand and sixty six dollars and sixty -four cents
hereoy Appropriated, out vi any money in the treasu
moi onerwise appropriated for the payment Of in
eest to the tribes aforesaid the invested In
ne oonds Aforesaid from the Gate Of the last payment
interest on said bonds To the first July eighteen
nunoreo ana sntytwo, 10 wit: the Of thirty two
Inound three hundred and dollars and ninety
one cents to said Diawares Eve thousand and thirty
ooiars and twenty three cents said Iowas and
we've thousand seven hundred and twenty six dollars
and nty cents the said confederate bands OF
| Kias Peorizs, Piankeshaws and weas
sec .. And be further eHactsd, That this act shall
ke enect and be in force only relation 70 such Of
tne tribes aforesaid shall file with the Secretary OF
he Interior their assent in writing 20 much thereof
| as relates to them respectively.
Avar. l.
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(OYY1CIAL.I

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session OF the Thirty
seventh Congress.
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= R0GnS, Proprietor, Mason, Ingham county Mich.
Lansing, Dexter, and Jackson Stages stop at
HOuse. Charges reasonable. Livery Stable is
onAscted with the House. si-tf
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(PCIuc-No. l0. I

An AT 70 provide for the queting ,rtain land titles
" tne late disputed territory in the State Of Maine
and for other purposes.
esaded b. 0e Se~ae oad Hcs~ ef Representative
He Cnstd Sats II Anysoo ~ Cosgres asesab,sd,
tne secretary OF the Treasury be and he hereby
nos Otherwise sppeopriated, to Laura 4 Sob
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I.Ases Of the Circuit Courts.

EAAC r. CHRISIIASCf, Associate Justee'
HANDOIPH MANNING,
JuAges Of the Circuit Courts.
lat Dist EDWARD n. C. WILSON.
"A "a NATHANIEL. BACON.
"A to BENJAMIN y. II. wfTHERElL
ssh EDWIN LAWRENCE
san BENJAMIN >. GRAVES
9Th SANFORD n GkEEN.
I'm JOSIAH TURNER
az i" 1IAvIUs j. iiTTTEJoHy
Ss1h JAMES BIRNEY.
r.su Pe.iasia, DANIEL GOODWIN
Beard Of Education.
osoR0r WILLARD, wITTER J. BAXTER
s1'- EDWIN WILLIS
Regents Of the University.
lss DIST BENJAMIN 1. BAXTER
ID EASTMAN JOHNSON.
a LEVI BISHOP.
ath D0SALD MCINTYRE
Sth T. LAKIN BROWN.
Ssh HENRY WHITING.
nh LUKE H. PARSONS.
Seb OLIVER l.. SPAUIDTNG.
oth " WILLIAM n FERRY, JR.
lOth I" GEORGE BRADLEY.
frustees Of Deaf, Dumb 4 Blind
Asylum.
JAMES A. WALKER, ,u,ov BENJAMIN P'hfs'oS'
REV. b n FAY, Principal.
Asylum for Deaf, Dumb and BIinJ-flint
Trustees Insane Asylum.
m0nAH r. WOODBURY., ZINA PITCHER
VUI. An BROOKS, ERASTCS HUSSEY
QUaER n. TRASk, DANIEL L. PkAff
Asylum for the Iusane-kAlamazoo.
BearA Of Coasrsl Of the lscGorm
School.
GEORGE W. LEE, THEODORE FOSTER,
JAMES l. MEAD.
Railroad commissioners.
CHGsuES TRIPP, OMAR ID, CONGER,
HOVEY T. CLARKE, HORACE NJ PECK,
YnlEY BILLS, WILDER ID. FOsfER
lusDectOrs Of the state Prison.
NW nOOr, ALFRED G. BATES, EDWIN A. FOOTE.
w L SEATON, Agent Of the State Prison.
W0nE TENNEY, State Librarian.
oRO, " BROWN, Supt. ST. Ma-y's Falls Ship Canal.
CRPPEN, President State Agricultural Society.
state BOard Of Agriculture.
DAVID CARPENTER, HEzEKIAH G. WELLS
UgaE9 GAGE SIIAS A. YERKE,
RM1o PARSONS, CHARLES RICH
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[PCBIC RKsoLguoN-No. 53.l

A RESOLUTION regulating the employment of the con
vcts III the penitentary of the District Of Columbis
for their Improvement ana benefit.
Resolved by the Senate aud House of Representatives
Of the Cnited States Of America Cmgress ossexlsi
That the warden OF the pententiary of the District
Columbia SHALL so far be practicable employ tn,
conycts therein IN the Of shoes for the
Of the army and navy be made as the War and Nav,
departments snail direct orders for which shall be
.u se 20 70 -. -, g.. - -, 10 I@n from time u
aea hfehts ordering the at the customary rate
for shoes of like quality.
Sec. And be itfmrtAer eaued, That all prisoners tha
may hereafter be confined in peniteniary for tern
of years who conduct themselves so that no charge 10
misconduct Shall be obtained against them, shall hav
deduction OF one month in each year made for tn
term OF their sentence and shall be entitled to the
discharge go much the sooner, upon the certificate
the warden of their good conduct, with the approval
the Secretary of the Interior
Approved July IL, lS62.
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IPuBLIC REsoLUrioS-No. 20. !

JOINT RESOLUTION declare the meaning of An act
~ aGInorZe the President Of the United States
To take possession o. railroads anu telegraph
lines, and for other purposes approved January
thirty lrst eighteen hundred and sixty two, anu ~
Repeal part oi said act
RssoIped by the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
tie CRited States of Amerscd "a Congress dssemtted,
That entitled An TO authorzs the President
Vi the United states In certain 10 take possession
Vi railroads and telegraph lines, and for other purpos
es, approved January thirty first, eighteen hundred
sixty two shall be construed To authorize
The construction OF any Railroads the completion Oi
any line of road the greater part of whieh remained
uDconpleed at the time of the approval o SAID act
TO in any work of railroad construction 81
ta4ch ie s9 t9 tr ana complete any railroad, here
by repealed
Approyel July II 1872
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JOINT RESOLC lion requiring the superintendent Of the
metropolitan Police To pay certain moneys coec-
ted for nnes and penalties to constitute contingent
fund for certain purposes.
Resotref ~ the Senate and House of Representatives.
u the ta'ted Mates q Americd Congress assembled
mat te superintendent OF Metropolitan Police o the
DISTRICT OF Columbia shall pay all such moneys
may be paid to him under the o Congress entitled
An act To provide for the pay of lines and penal
tes collected by or paid the justices of the peace
Dct oil Columbia under the acts Of Congress approx
ed the third anu fifth OF August eighteen hundred and
sixty one, aud Tor other purposesl the treasurer
oi tne BOARD VI SAID metropolitan foilce, whose hand.
the same snail constitute contingent fund To bt
under the order and for such purposes
said board of police may direct.
Approved july l6. ls6,.
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BENTON HOUSE.

4 HUDSON, Proprietor, Vim. p HOUCK, Clerk. Ian.
-, Michigan. Stages leave this House daily for
nkcoa, 81 Johns, Detroit, and intermediate places
hnshg, July I, 1861.
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Business Direftorp.

J.W. LONGYEAR,
Law AND CHANCERY BUSINESS, Lansing, Michigan.
Commissioner for the State Of New York.
UnD1R MGerials furnished and all kinds OF Building
tooe, and on short notice. 365yl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

D,Ri>G AC- OF. CosrE,h,Sp. The Por,
Royal Correspondent, Of the Journal give.
the following account u the capture Of
rebel vessel by q eOntaand:
" Last nigh, We had an arrival e,traor.
dlnary.' nothing lees than Confederate
steamer from Charleston: Confederate once.
now UH,sn again. The Captain (pro tenn
ia mos, in,sllisen, looking negro. who
thu. describes b.. departure IL seems the
plan had hcen arranged Tor some time, and
having taken on hoard .II guns Tor Fort Hip
lev. between Fort. Moultrie and sumter. pre-
,iou.ly. they started about one hour before
the Captain and officers usually cane on
board, and ran out clo-s under the guns at
sumter. giving the usual signal with the
steam whistle rs they passed, the sentry.
merely taxing a glance at her. turned on b..
customary Jcat. and the unsuspec'ei steam
or passed over the bar, hostel the dag and
ran dawn TO our bloekading fleet. Thi.
was TUESDAY morning, ana iue'uay h'sh'
she anchored alongside tie Wabash. having
taken III. inland passage irnm ST. Helena
Sound. They left on shore the Cip'ain and
two officers, With some Of the darkry crew
no, entrusted with the secret. and brought
with them their wives and chiIdren-sisht
able bodied men, five women, and three
children. all colored. or the guns. one was
riard inch bore. two s'inch C"lnmbiai'.
two % Founders; the other ] know not
what. beside. one belonging to the steamer.
seven in all. The Cipiain' name Is Small,
but il will have large sound to the aston
i.hed scce.hers as they find they have been
csugh, mapping by one Of their loving ser.
wants"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

BRowSLow ON SoKruIRS SEcnsIosnrs.
Ia b.. speech at the New York Academy Of
Music on Thursday evening, Parson Brown.
low thu. paid bic respect. TO Northern sym.
pathiIcrs With the rebellion
III owed the Devil q debt to be lie.
charged. and IL was 10 h. discharged = the
rendering up TO him Of doren Of the mean.
est. most revolving and God forsaken wretch.
- that ever could hc culIei IRON the ran.
Of deprased human society. and waniei
% pay that debt and Get premium uppn
the payment, l would make tender u hi.
Satanic Marty of twelve Northern men
who .ywpailrcd With this internal rebellion.
(Grcat cheering II AIN severe IN my re.
IT. No. no not q bit u IL
III I am. gentlemen. you must cpn'lter
that we In the South make personal mat.
ter Of ih. thing daughter We have no
respect or confdenc. ia any Northern man
who sympaihits. with this internal rebellion
-(Crlc- of Good. good NOR should any
be tolerated IN walking broadway 81 any
tune. such men Ought u he ridden upon
q rail and ridden Oct oi the North Good.
good Y They should 10 either fir or s;ain.,
tho mill dam : and ! would make them
show their bands. daughter and AP'
plause.)"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

NORM CAROLINA. Hon. Edward Stanley
va. commissioned As Military Governor. on
Tuesday. IL, is invested with oil necessary
authority. including the suspension OF the
habeas corpus, in IN emergency. to continue
ill q proper State government is organized.
A curious story has been circulated. the
past week. to the eject that Gov. Clark. oil
North Carolina, demanded the person OF the
Mayor Of Washington. n. c.. Who was in
Richmond. on trial Tor treason to JED DAVIS;
at the same time stating that unless released
q force would DO sent to his rescue. The
uan Was given Up. The report al'o states
that a rcqui'i,ion by DAVIS upon Governor
Clark was denied and that all North Car.
DINA troops have been ordered home. The
Confederates have been notified that they
could cross North Carolina. in going home.
bo, Mt their own risk OF interruption by
Union troops. The information Is said 60
come from Member Of the State Couven.
ton. now In session, which sustains the
Governor.