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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO SELL. AT
Monday the 5th day of January, 1885, all his stock Of
Horses and Mules Us in number,) Cows, Sheep full
blooded Merino0 Goats and Hogs-Corn Fodder, Oats,
Shucks, &c. Also, superior four horse Wagon two
Carts, and Farming Tools Of all sorts and Sizes will
hire out the day 10 likely Negroes consisting of
JNO. r. b. RUSS
Dec. 25, 1852. It'd
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SINGULAR CAsE.-Gcorga papers inform us that
the enrolling officer of Ebert county, in that State
has been arrested and imprisoned by order of Judge
Thomas, for conscribing and sending to the camp
of instruction man whom the Judge had previous
ly released on a writ of ha6eas corpus
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VINHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC
Il auction on the 18th Of January next, the valuable
Store House and Lot,
containing 2 acres at the junction Of the Roanoke VAL
ley Rail Road with the Raleigh Castor Rail Road 1t
has good kitchen and garden attached and of the
best stands for business in Warren county The buildings
and in good condition.
Also, at the time and place, l6I of wood
land the store.
Other articles will be sold the day. Terms cash.
B. F. CHEATHAM l. BRO.
Junction. Warren Co., Dec. 80, 1862. l-w&swtdpd
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POCKET BOOK LOST.
&En REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE DE-
sDA1v1 livery of pocket book, lost somewhere be-
tween Manchester and Drewrys Bluff, Va. containing
about 5000 and some receipts and Doctors recommen-
dation for q furough of thirty days.
Any information concerning said Pocket Book and arti-
cles, will be literally rewarded
For further particulars, address
W. j. MILLER, Capt. Co. Z,
SD Reg. N. G. Troops. at Goldsboro' N. C.
Dec. 90, 1852. lit
~ Daily Richmond Examiner copy to the amount Of T.
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CAPTIONS OF THE LAws.-We publish to-day the
only full and correct list of the captions Of the laws
which has yet appeared. Our readers will see for
themselves that number of useful and important
laws were enacted
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Letter from the Army.

Letter from the Army.
The following extract of letter from an intelli-
gent member of one of our regiments, was written
before the fight at Fredericksburg:
"You must not think, however, that a soldiers
life is.a pleasant one The men Of our regiment
have not slept in tent since the 25th day of June
Let rain or snow, dew or frost come, warm place
by bivouac fire. without shelter, and with a
blanket tattered by wear and long use as spread,
is all the most envied have. Clothing is scarce and
many have but the one suit they wear, ragged at
best, and filled with vcrmin. Over one thousand
men in division alone are barefooted, or would
be so but for I" Hills moccasins of raw hide, which
he compels the shoeless to wear and in this condi-
tiOn oftentimes, on half rations, and many times
with none at ALL we have made forced marches
from Richmond to the Pennsylvania line, fought
the battles of Slaughters Mountain, Manassas, Fair
fax, South Mountain and Sharpsburg, traversed the
Shenandoah Valley backwards and forwards, waded
Undesirable rivers, crossed the Blue Ridge noun
tains twice. amid snow and sleet, and now back
again within three score miles of Richmond, in a
nearly naked condition. battling cheerfully with the
wintry snow storms of December, and ready to bat
earnestly and to the death with the hated Yankee
foe before US. | have read with sorrow and COM
mseration, in my 6oyhood days. of the suferings
of our forcfathers at Valley Forge, in TT; have
seen and felt the svferings of their grand sons
amidst the rains and SHOWS of the winter of 1862;
l have read of the memorable crossing of the Della
ware in the first revolution, where the blood trick.
led from the naked feet of the victors of Princeton
and have seen the Shenandoah's ice broken, its
waters twice forded and watched the blood and
corruption flow from the naked feet of their grand
sons as they toled up the jagged roads of the Blue
Ridge amidst storm of snow and sleet. And the
end is not yet
The discipline ofthe army was never better, al
though is said that active campaigns destroy discip
line. The discipline of our division is due to the
strctness of our STERN codhearted military educa-
ted Gen. D. II. H(e7l), as the boys call him. He
smiles, it is said except the first Kissing
shell from the enemy's guns lights his countenance,
and denotes the coming battle. He is particularly
severe on company officers whom, he truly says
are responsible for the good conduct efficiency and
discipline of their commands; and woe to the luck.
less commander that allows or is guilty of any dis
crepancy; for all officers now have the guilletine
hanging their heads, and by the dash Of his
tocratic pen it descends his official neck and he
is no more. He is also particularly severe on the
brass buttoned gentry, who serves company officers
as sinecures, procure lengthy furloughs on frivo-
lous pretences, and strut grandly through streets
and in parlors All that is necessary to decapitate
all ssch officers and, indeed, any officer, is for the
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LOOK, OUT FOR THE ROGUrs,

STOLEN FROM MY STABLES AT DURHAM'S DE.
- pot, Orange County North Caroua on Friday night
the 18th inst, two fine MARES dark c;aybank with
black name and TAIL four years old with baze the face
and white hind feet: has the inside of the right
The other very dark brown, may be called nearly
black. She is about years old, aud js Of medium
height thick built and supposed to be with fold Any ons
office to the owner at Dufhams will be thankfully re.
ceived and literally rewarded
I. B. NORRIS
Dec. 80, 1862 l-wst
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DESERTION.

NN7ILsoN MANGUM, OF WAKE COUNTY, HAv-
w ing qualified in Company ID. 3Oth Regt. N. C. T.,
as substitute for L. Allen, and having neglected
fused go camp hereby declared deserter! The
usual reward will be paid for bis apprehension and deve
commandment Of the camp of instruction near Raleigh.
by order Of the Colonel:
E. GRISSOM
Capt. Co. D, Both Reg. n C. 7.
Dec. 80, 1852. 1-w4t.
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N. C. Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds. d,
Tpr.eupx nvp.p.,,,S. =. 80

N. C. Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds.)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF N C.
December 2eth 1882
- this office until 10 o'clock NJ ssth day January
the State of North Carolina dated January s 1883 run
ming thirty years and payable at this Department
The above bonds will have Coupons attached m ntereat
at six per cent annum. payable LIST of July and list Of
January in each year.
Successful bidders, upon being informed of the accent
of their bids deposte the amount of their bids
including the interest accrued thereon the credit Of tho
Public Treasurer in the Bank Of North Carolna or Bauk
Of Cape F. ar. Raleigh :"
Parties bidding will please address their le.ers On.
dorsed Proposals for n Stocks" to the Pub ic Treas.
urer at Raleigh, &C
The bids will be opened in the presence Of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of the State and tho President
Of the Bank of North Carolina.
D. ". COURTS, Pub. Urea.
halelgh, Dec ~ lSh2 It'd.
II Register, State Journal and Progress copy till day
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List of Appointments for HilIsboro' Circui,

List of Appointments for Hillsboro' Circuit.
January I'd, 1863 Saturday, Masseys Chapel.
3d. Sunday Orange Church.
9th Friday, Lebanon.
" llth, Sunday, Crdaf Grove.
18th, Tuesday, Walnut Grove.
4" l4,h, Wednesday, New Sharon.
&" 18th, Friday. New Rethel.
18th, Saturday, South Lowell.
18th, Sunday, Mt. Bethel.
22d, Thursday, Pleasant Green.
" Esd, Friday, Hebron,
{" oath, Saturday, fletcher's Chapel.
25th, Sunday, Mount PIzgah, Tor Durham's:l
WIN. N. WALSH.
Dec. 30, 1862. lit
- Hillsborough Recorder please copy.
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MARRIED..

Near New HILL N. c.. on Sunday. the a1st inst Nv 4
Brown, Esq, Mr. Al ExASDzp powsLL TO Miss Rosrixys
NJ GAT1ss eldest daughter Of Mr. William Gstise III 81
Wake County.
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NOTICE..

I'm OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
IL Equity, will sell the premises in Alamance Coun
ty N c. the 23d of January next tract of land be-
longing the estate of George Foust Decd containing
acres situated within mile of the town of Graham,
we'll watered, and very productive.
credit of twelve months will be given bond and
rty required and title reserved until the purchase money
is paid J. HOLT, c. ~ L.
Graham, N. c., Dec. 80, 1862. l-tdpd.
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LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

G1Gn ACRES OF LAND IN FRANKLIN COUN-
$OcI ty, N, G., near Cedar Rock, on the road lead
itg from Castalia, about half mile from the former and
three miles from the latter place. About 80
cleared land most of which has been cleared this year
the balance is original woods and well rimbercd The i'm
provements consist Of dwelling with and
sary outbuildngs Bedford Academy is about half mile,
at which good school is kept.
Fer further information, address,
J.'W. JACKSON,
Castalia, N. G.
Dec 30, 1852. 1-M&svl7tpd.
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wARRENTON FEM. COL. INSTITUTE.

WARRENTON FEM. COL. INSTITUTE.
VHNHlS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN IN OPERATION
IL since 1874, and will commence its 44th session Jan.
uary 9Th, 1865. The times compel an advance in prices
TERMS:
Board per session of 20 weeks. SIPS; washing lights
and fuel in rooms SIS; English tuition from I'll 50 20
s92 80 Music and of instruments, $25 Languages
each $lo Stationary. $3.50; fuel for school room FL
former prices.
For particulars, apply to
J. WILCOX, Principal
"afrehtoh, 80 1867. l-stpd.
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Dec. 80, 1852.
C. S. MONEY WANTED.

A UNIMPROvED LOT, SITUATE IN EASTERN
"A Ward in beautiful part of the city, fronting 80 feet,
depth 2lO.corner At-in an unexceptonable neighbor
ing cite in the city, that be boueht-will be sold in
exchange for Confederate money: Price 81, 900.
Enquire at STANDARD" Office.
Dec 80. 1862, If
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BETHEL ACADEMY.

vHVHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL OPENS
n on the third Monday in January next. The price
of board and tuition is ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
DOLLARS per term of twenty weeks For particulars,
T. ]. HORNER, Principal.
Dec. 20, 1862. l-w4t
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, NC.

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, N. G.
Right Rev. Thos. Atkinson, D. D., Visitor.
Rev. Albert Smedes, ID. D., Rector.
yIyHE EXPERIENCE OF THE LAST TERM HAVING
satisfied the Rector that the Boarding Department of
the School be maintained at the present price, he
has after consulting udicious friends determined upon
the following charges for the ensuing term:
For Board and Tuition in English, per term Of FIVE
months, commencing Jan. 9Th, 1858, $3.50; Tuition in
French $40; Tuition in Music on the Piano, Organ or
Guital 49, with g for the of Instrument Tuition
on the Harp with the of Instrument *45 Singing in
private lessons *3D Drawing. $O Water Colors. *l5
oil Painting $2a; Pens and Ink u; Library, 81 Wash
ing the charge of the laundress the present charge
SIS per term
The rule prescribing uniform is suspended for the
present.
Raleigh, Dec. H. 1852. 1o0-w&sw9t.
~ Fayetteville Observer Wilmington Journal, Peters
burg Express Goldsborough Tribune, Examiner and En-
qnrer Richmond Charlotte Bulletin and Salisbury Watch
publish the amount Of ~ and send bills to this
office.
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500 REWARDS!

yINHE ABOVE REWARD Is OFFERED FOR THE
Il apprehension and delivery at the Camp of Inst,ue.
conscrpt who deserted about two months ago from Csmn
Lee, near Richmond The said Medlh is from Union e.
n c., and is charged with the murder of It. Hosea Little,
of the sgd Regiment N. G. Militia, while endeavorng to
apprehend him.
John MedIin, Jr is about feet high and weigh. IT'S or
pounds; has fair reddish complexion light brown "r
the night of Monday the ed while in charge Of The
officers who had arrested him, said Medin jumped from
the train at the Companys Shops on the n c. Railroad
and made his ne he had on brown clothes
much worn and hat that once white. He WAS also
tightly hand cued aud his are probably marked II
the li.nd cuffs have beet, removed.
BY order of Governor Vance,
Raleigh, Dec 23d, 1862. st
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J, M. LOVEJOY,S

J. NJ. LOVEJOY'S
Classical, Mathematical and Military Academy.
NNIILL COMMENCE ON THE 18th OF JANUARY,
w 1868. For particulars, address the Principal
j. n. LOVEJOY.
Raleigh Dec 80, 1862. l-3t.
80 Register copy twice.
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NOTICE.
THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF COMPANY I.
Il 2sth Regiment N G. Troops. hereby notified TO-
report to their regiment forthwith be considered
serers and will be treated SUCH their pow snppes
VIM. L. Macy. Mark Brinde Nathan Bundy, Wm. Bua,e-
hannon, Washington Rrewbsker, Alex Brewfaker. II.
Joseph Everage, Leander HoIcomb. d. H. Jinngx. L. w.
johnson, A. Legans. T. E. Macy, Alfred Martin. l. g. Me-
Bride y McCon, Melton, Elijah Petty, James S.hes,
Jacob Waggoner, s. W. Young
N. BOHANNOE,
1st 1t Conmandg Co. 1, 18th kegt. n. CT.
Dec. 80, 1862. l-5t
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OFFICE OF RALEIGH AND CASTOR r. r.
RALEIGH, N. c., Dec 1862.
VNVHE Bonds OF HIS COMPANY WILL MATURE
u on the first day of January. 1862 and will be prompt
" paid at this office Parties holding these bonds are
hereby notified that interest will be allowed after ma.
turlty. W. W. VASS, Treasurer.
Dec. 30, 1852. lin.
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Office Chatham r.. Il. Co.,
RALEIGH, December 27tt 1862. !
4 WISH TO HIRE TWO INTELLIGENT HANDS FOR
Il the year 1865. KEMP P. BATTLE,
President.
Dec 80, 1862. lit.
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OFFICE OF RALEIGH AND CASTOR r. r.
RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 22d, 1862.
yKyHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have declared dividend of ten per cent. the capi
tai stock payable and after the first Monday January
1858. ". W. VASS, Treasurer.
: Dec 80, 1852 1--lm.
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NOTICE,

II WISH TO PURCHASE ONE ar TWO LOTS, IN
Il Raleigh with improvements. Would prefer them aear
the Central Depot.
Apply TO J. H. XII KHAN.
Raleigh n. c., Dec. 80, 1862 l-2'pd.
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NEGROES WANTED,

NEGROES WANTED.
VTNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO HIRE THIRTY
l. negro MkN young women to work on tho {ieda
mont Railroad. Application to be made at Sections Sa&
and 10 on the road, or TO J. q, A. LEACH,
PittsboressA- n. 6: =
Dec. CO. 1862. l. va .
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

Dec. 95, 1862.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-21

The law further declares that this tax
''shall be assessed and laid on the value of
all lands and lots of ground, with their i'm.
provements and dwelling houses, at the rate
each of them is worth in money on the first
day of April, 1862" There is provi-
sion, however, in the law which allows the
States and Territories to assume the pay
ment of the amount proportional to them
respectively, in which case deduction of
fifteen per cent. is allowed.
The Minnesota Legislature, having voted
that the State shall assume the collection
of the tax, has levied poll tax, in addition
to the tax on real estate, for the purpose Of
making up the quota of the State. 1t has
been suggested that this might be illegal in
view of the requirements of the act that
the tax should be levied on real estate, but
the provision allowing the States to assume
the amount, gives them the right to collect
it in such manner as they may deem best.
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his superior knowledge Of the ;helings Of the
government and the country. az
On the 9th of October bis eerdship writes
that no Union party, such as as expected
to arise at the South, is makiI ! its appear
ance, and that there is apparently no dispo-
sition among the planters to part with their
cotton through Northern ports. {" Still it
seems well that this government should, if
possible, put the feelings Of the Southern
people to the test"
We need not refer to the correspondence
growing out of the Trent affair, and out of
the arrest made by order of the President of
suspected persons, as this has already been
given to the public, and the subjects are
stale. On the whole the dispatches of Lord
Lyons breathe no ill will toward this country
or ominous predictions about the dissolution
of the Union. In the irritation which has
at times sprung up among the people Of
both countries, from mutual misunder.
standing of each other. we see no evidence
whatever that the British Minister has de-.
ported himself in a manner calculated to add
fuel to the flames, but rather the very re-
vprap
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A contribution 10 rhyme, under the above
title, has been sent to US for publication by
CARRIE" Who "Carrie" is we do not
know, but she describes herself as "laugh
ter loving lass" of years "under twenty
one," and
have led happy life.
But have not thought fit to take the name Of
That she has gone beyond her teens un-
mated, appears not to have been her own
fault, as will be seen by the following verse:
"If fortune should in time present man that
suits my mind
His heart in truth would accept and in re-
turn one find.
Perhaps you would like to have me say how
would have him look
His portrait with my minds keen eye most
correctly took.
And first would have him rather tall, COM
handing in his mien,
With dark hair and brow fit for kiss unseen !;
Eyes on me with fondness beaming,
A proud and happy wife, to love me ever
seeming;
A taste for reading he must have, and taste
to dance and sing,
And yet don't much expect he can know
every thing"
Where there are so many young men
among US that possess all the above quail
fcations, it would appear strange that
"Carrie" is not "proud and happy wife"
if the true reason was not revealed by herself
in the succeeding verse; where she says:
81 like a man who knows how to fill big
purse
And keep it if he cant"
Alb, Carrie, there are few of US in these
times that can do that. even under the in.
spring promise you make:
'.If the blues upon him seize,
will laugh and make him glad!'
That's all very we'll to talk about, Carrie,
bnt you must consent to waive the big
purse" when you find one that possesses all
the other attractive qualities you have emu.
merated. We cannot, however, believe she
will do this, for her poem concludes:
Friend Bachelors! hope not for me,
For can't well marry till the right one see!"
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ST.. PAUL AND PACIFIC RAILRo The
corporators of this Company met on Tues
day at the International Hotel, and organ
lied By electing Edmund Rice, as Presi>
dent of the Company R. R. Nelson, as
Vice President; Henry Acker, Esq, as
Secretary; Horace Thompson, as Trea-
surer; Colonel Crooks, as Chief Engieer'
and Henry F. Masterson, as Attorney.
The new Company completed their
contract with Messrs Winters Harshmaa
& Drake, for the construction of the first ten
miles between this city and ST. Anthony,
by the first day of August next; but Mr..
Drake seems confident they will be able to
have the cars running between the two
places, during the month of June. The
contractors have already started teams to
draw ties along the road. The ties are
brought from Mendoza. The Railroad
Company have their Office in the Mer>
chants Hotel building, below Borup &
Cakes Bank.-Daily, 18th.
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The Resolution Proposed by
President.

Our dispatches on Wednesday broke of
sudden y, leaving US in doubt whether the
resolution proposed by the President bad
actually passed the House. The resolution
acas passed. and is Identical 10 phraseoOgy
with the one submitted in the Message. 1t
was opposed, among others, by Messrs.
CRlrrENDEN and WICKLlFFE, the venerable
Union Representatives from kentucky.
The vote GU its passage was 50 ayes to 81
nays.
We give below the proceedings not tele-
graphed here:
Mr. Blair OF Virginia, offered the follow
ing proviso:
"That nothing herein shall be construed
TO imply that Congress will consent to any
partition of the territory now held by the
United States; but that, on the contrary,
it is again affirmed, as the unalterable reso,
luton of this House, to prosecute the war
until the constitution is restored to its an
Gent supremacy over every State rightfully
part OF the Union"
Mr.. EendletOn suggested an amenomehI
which was read for Information, as follows :
And that Congress, in order to redeem
the pledge at the present session, ought to
pass bill for the levying and collection OF
tax within the current year for the pay
ment OF the pecuniary aid so rendered to the
State"
Mr.. Wickliffe of Kentucky, opposed the
pending resolution as unwise and unconstl'
tutional.
Mr.. Crittenden addressed the House in
opposition to the resolution.
Mr.. Fisher of Delaware, favored the re-
solution.
Mr.. Hickman did not consider the reso
lotion of any great practical Importance
but would vote for it.
After further debate the question was
put and the resolution passed-ayes o.
against 81 nays.
The House adjourned.
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L ocal A fl air S.


GEN'L HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF MIMI, J
ADJUTANT GENERALS Or ICE,
ST. PAUL, March l4th, 1862. }
GENERAL ORDERS, NO L.
LIST. In pursuance of orders of Major Gene
raj Halleck, Commanding the Depa rtment of
the Mississippi, Colonel John B. Sanborn, COM
handing 4th Regiment Minnesota Volunteers,
will report his Regiment forthwith at Saint
Louis in the State of Missouri.
End. Companies A and of the 4th Regi.
ment NJ. V. in garrison at Fort Ridgely, will be
relieved by Company B of the 5th Regiment
MINI. Vol.
Company of the 4th Regiment in garrison
at Fort Ripley, will be relieved by Company C
of the 9Th Regiment.
Companies d and G. of the 4th Regiment in
garrison at Fort Abercrombie and GEORGETOWN
will be relieved by Company d of the 5th
Regiment.
Sd. In pursuancs of the same orders, Capt.
HOtchkiss, commanding End Battery Mime
sofa Light Artillery. will report his com pany
forthwith at Saint Louis, Missouri.
4th. Captain Hubbard, Company A, 5th
Regiment MINI. VOL, will remain at Fort Smell
ling and assume command of that Post upon
the departure of the 4th Regiment.
5th. Colonel John B. Sanborn, command
ing 4th Regiment NJ. V. and Post at Fort Smell.
ling, will see that the above orders are exc
cuted.
By order of the Commander-in Chief.
OSCAR MALMROS,
Adjutant General State of Minnesota.