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EDUCATIONAL,
ALEXA DZIA sEEIUs2v
b ). KING sh \ AND DAUGHTERS
VS. - md 81 .Sou5h Pitt Street. 4j.ro :

Y27HE exercises Of this school were ras,,,
3 on Monday, 3ls. Of August. The o a.'
Of instruction consists of the English z.~}c5.
Drawing, French, German and tn. (4~..I%
languagrs The school consists d Two da,.
ments, Male and Female; the Male. ;.e I, 20.
n No So ana The Females in No. s., he =.
j"nce Il the teachers. Strict attention viii !
pGid TO the morals and department Of IL. y
)ils, and the government will be parental /,
terms Apply 10 lNc Illclpal. SEP lG--f
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ZEN Z w ORTIZ MINARy
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
ALBERT 4. BASSFORD, Pp1Sc1p.1

ALBERT 4. BAsSFORD, Principal.
rEVHE sixth annual session Of this Institute,
l. will commerce on September l4,h
Tbs principal will be assisted by The Rpy
W. f. VI. Jacobs, whose co. operation viii nrm
fully sustain the already acquired Reputation q;
this scbo,
Circulars stating particulars can be obtained
at the institution, Prince St., opposite Pos
Office. aug -2aWtscp L dtt
rs1nE duties Of MISS ELLEN Marks
4 SCHOOL will be resumed Oh Tt ESDAY.
the l5uho fSEPTE MBEk Particular attention
viii BE- given to the ELEMENTAL BRAycHGs
as the only sure base for future improye.
Y11e1,t. : 1t is desira die chat all the pupils
as Tar as practicable, should be p1e:rn at
Gh:. opening Of the school. Terms, tor Or
biography, Reading, Geography, Grammar,
Philosophy. History, Arithmetic and AI&eba
iro10 five to seven dollars perterm q Ten weeks,
t,1Si: and French AT Professors chafees,
The School is pleasantly situated On King
street, No. PA, between Columbus aud Alfred.
- aug 24--dtseprl UcotOclO.
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n~T oAeN1'>'
! penps ,yania campaign. 1t oco1pe" nearly
,hr.f. columns Of that paper. fhe reasons
f,r the a,pp:;grl are thus sumn1ed up: ne
FoQjrion occup1ed b. the eoan'y opposite FREQ
crx.b1~x being one III which be could nor DC
,ft..;;:.a to ADVANTAGE. It WIS determined 10
draw him from it, The execution Of TINS l'er
| ,,(.s4 -;ohraced the relief i tIle Shenandoah
/ VALLEY from the troops THAI had occupied the
Iowey Dart Ct ii during The winter and spring
and. II gracticable transfer the sc*ne % avs
fjlirjes north Of the Potomac. Ii was l1ous1lU
/ that the correspondent Z movements 90 the p af'
Of the enemy, to which those cootem nlato'I "
Us would probably give rise, mlgnf oner 'ai'
opportunity TO strike bioH at the army S':S'9
IN commanded by General Hooker ana tna,' Al
any event, that army would De cotll pel'o1 -
leave Virgit!ia, auo possibly, draw IL support
troops designed t, operate against o1her 'a1 -
~ ,he country. II this way It was supposed
rhaf fhe eneu,v's plan Of campaign Tor the
summer would be broken up, aud part OF fne
season Of active operations be consumed in
the formation Of new combinations and the
Drcpa atoms that they would require. In al
diti0n 60 these advantages 1t was hoped that
other valuable results might be attained Dy
military SUCCESS. s-.s..,r, -f....,....
The Government OF q reat Britain, having dess
ternined to substitute bronze COIN Tor copper,
has called in the latter Some clsnous facts
have resulted. Among the coins being sent IN
10 the mint are the haIf-crowns and shllnss
struck in Ireland from old cannon by James ID
The Pittsburgh Gazette announces that the
Provost Marshal Of the twenty third distinct OF
Pennsylvania has received orders to proceed
;nmediately to the work Of recruiting soldiers
FOX the regiments now III sarylce.
The correspondent OF the Baltimore Amarl>
can from Charleston harbor writes that soon
Gen Gilmore will capture Charleston; that
che city can now be sheIed from Cummings
Point; and that the city must fall into the
hands Of the Federal forces or be destroyed,
The Nashville Press says that a terrible ex-
Dlosion has occurred near Bridgeport. A
train Of twenty army ammunition wagons had
sncar2Ded near the city for the night, when
two negroes had 3 difficulty, orc OF whom
seized shell, which he accidentally let fall
among the ammunition: which caused It to ez-
plods and set fire TO the wagon. Nine or ten
men were billed and double that number
wounded. The fire finally reached the maya
zine exploding it and destroying vast guam
tity OF a1n,nuni ion.
Some gentlemen Of the lower counties Of
MARYLAND were in Washington yesterday, who
are anxiou. to knov whether the President
declaration to SIessrs Reverdy johnson and
others, to put d stop to the abduction OF slaves
from plantations, is 10 have practical force and
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WEDNESDAY,. JAN. %. 1858.
INTERFERING, CORRESPONDENCE.

49, ~
From Co. Foster to Gen. French.
HsAD QsAREERs lSrH ARMY CoRps.j
Nsws<ks, December 81, 1862.
Aajpr Gsn1al S. q. JTsneh, Commanding Depart.
mont Of North 0oyosiaa, Petersburg, "a.
GENsRAL:I have the honor to inclose copy of q
letter addressed to me by his ExcelleEcy, Edward
Stanly, Military Government Governor Of North
Carolina The letter explains ITSELF and Ihaye
merely to request an answer from you. whether the
acts complained of by the Governor have your sane
ton, and whether, as he desires to know, the ne
groes mentioaed will be returned to their MASTER
also beg leave to inclose slip from the Raleigh
Standard in relation to the prisoners recently pa
rolled and released by me at Kinston and other
places, between here and Goldsboro, and request
to know whether these men are compelled to per-
form the duties therein stated contrary to their pa
role of honor. ~, -s...-.
Sometime during the latter part of November, Sur
geon Hunt Post Surgeon at Washington, North
Carolina, while taking ride outside Of oar lines
was fred upon by parties in ambush and killed.
immediately bis person was riHed, and among other
things watch was taken from him which bis rela-
tves are very anxious to obtain, possession Of If
it is within your power, will you please have this
watch returned remain, General, very respect
fully, your ebedient servant
j. G. FOSTER,
Major Gen. Commanding.
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J. G. FOSTER,
Major Gen. Commanding.
From Edward StanIy.
franvN

From Edward StanIy.
DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CARoLINA,)
NEwBERN, Dec Goth, 1862
To Maj Gen. Foster, Commanding, DC:
GENERAL:-I have been informed that por-
ton If the forces Of the enemies of the United
States recently invaded the county Of Washington;
and among other depredations committed upon in.
nocent Citizens they seized and carried away, against
their consent and against the consent of their owner
large number of slaves. From the home of Mr..
N. Bowen, they took away several of bis negroes.
who had been faithful to him and whom he protect.
ed and humanely supported. This outrage has not
the defence attempted for the African slave trade
that it brought uncivilized beings under the inAu.
ence Of Christianity and civilization
This robbery takes civilized beings from their
families and homes; it deprivcs kind master of
his property and Furnishes slaves for their fidelity
to him.
cannot believe the good people of North Carroll
nj. will justify such conduct.
TO the barbarous and willful burning of the town
OF plymouth BY the enemy your attention has al.
ready been called, and of that nothing more need
be said AS the voice Of civil authority outside of
our lines has no longer any potency, solicit your
intervention with those commanding the forces of
the so-called Confederate States, that we may as
certain BY what rules this war is to be conducted
and whether these negroes to whom have referred,
are to be delivered up to those to whom their ser.
vice may be due
have the honor to be- &C., &C.,
Csisncd, EDWARD STANLY,
Military Governor, &C.
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headquarters 54th n. G. Ro.;-

NEAR FREDxRIcksBurs Vtn
ENTITY Dor1.D, january goth, iss' I
WM S 4Rs%SII in Castle Thunder, Richmond: oels W
;ss ss ss s.1!s h,
wbi,ier.G aged about 46 years eves b.
chsa t grey complexion fair, height va D ts hair
ton fr sa the county ofCbatbam c. and bv e n
1'''' SAML. J. PARBEMT 'eop1
JAM q, 1883. '"p' TO- A. 18th N: c. Regt
1919. ,.-. 8-w&swI7tns
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LOST TRUNK-a20 REw.pD

oST On THE l4TH DECEMBER, BETWEEN D A.
elgh and Graham, large black TRUNK. bonnd MAJ ns
iron hoops, with label tackled on one end marked NV
u ~ Edwards: Graham, Aamauce County, n c."
probably put of at some other station by mistake
pay the above reward for the delivery of the ssr,
contents to the 4. R. Agent, Graham Station. WHO
IF. SMNW.
oiou@"' ". u, Jan. y 1868. 4 w&sw5tnd
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WHAT VIZ Carr CARRY AwAY.-One Of Dean
Trench's sermons on the subject I" What we can
and cannot carry away when We die = commences
thus appositeiy I" Alexander the Great being upon
RED forth TO Els grave his hends shoold not oe
wrapped as was usual, in the cere cloths but should
be left outside the bisr that III men might see them,
and might see that they were empty.
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NEGRO MEN WANTED.

NEGRO MEN WANTED.
eDUV the Piedmont Railroad, now being ball u, q
tween Greensborough and Danville We are paying oe
al wages, and the negroes are we'll cared for.
ALSO,
Apply Immediately to E. WILKES CoI !
r' Contractors Piedmont R. e.
Greeusboroaah ~, NJ
Dec. &, 1862. sa7~esN,''p--
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Dec. 20. 1883.
GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY

BROWNSVILLE, N. q. = ,I}
NVHE SPRING SESSION OF 1868 WILL SI ca
outhe frst wednesday in January, next and p Ta
the fourth Tuesday in May. Mrs: N. 8: DAVIS a%l
cipal Is thorough scholar, graduate OF M
College and experienced in teaching, and Is
full corps Of teachers.
Board $50 Tu,tion regular course. ~ TO tl'i
on Piano. Guitar or Melodeon, go each Hrns,nneS'
usual price. J. W. Ih p,ssident
Dec 1e. 1861. 1oo-w&swls'pd'
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HIDES! HIDESII

NOT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.T UNDER
signed are now receiving hides at their yard near For
estv'e to be tanned on the following terms oneha m
per pound. >. ''''u'
Hides labeled and deposited at J. W. Rogers store. nj
Raleigh, will be taken to the yard tanned and returned
the City free OF charge for transportation. Send in M
Address J. F. FORT 4 F. NJ PUREFOY.
ForestEile, N. C.
JAM o, 1858. 3-w&swl5tdp
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LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

SDll ACRES OF LAND IN FRANKLIN NJ. Gg Is.S
SO ~, N. G., near Cedar Rock on the sr r.n AMI
iLg from Csstas about half mile from the e. ocre, 4,
three miles from the latter place. About 80 ,hs Ses
cleared land, most Of which has been cleared The Ind
the balance is original woods aud well 'mbereo I'D Need
provements consist Of dwelling with roons .H mid
sary outbuildngs Beiford Academy is about na" ~
at which good school il kept.
f'' '''''sf 'N'''n-eon' "'o'e' J. W. jackson
$500 Casialia, W
neo 40 1870 lWwAswl7tpd
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Jan. 3, 1853
NOTfCE

REING DESTROYS no SETTIE I'm ,v nn,,..
1e business, wish all persons indebted to M
nG.e or account to come forward and settle for tho
same for settlement. e''' lei W present SI ID
Raleigh, Jan. 6, 1853 nAkkM
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Graham. N. c., Jan. 9, 1868.
VALUABLE Mills

VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.
OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION. 2 MUN|
west Of Carthage, Moore County, containing $50 ae,s
on which is Grist and Saw Mill, Cotton Gin and Srr1
VIII receive in payment State bonds Confederate mou
or likely negroes. John M0RisGvn e
November IA, 1862. e2-w6Mt
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Co. saoss', Jana nai lstS 1s Co.,

No. 4. w. CHOPS, Jan. 18th, lsa'{
ME BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE npc,
dividend Of ten per cent on the can;taI ELL
Hpe On ana after the second day of Febrnarv pay
Certificates not heretofore presented viii sin % sa
ow rsss payment and dividends will only be uad " ~
o"nes Id person or on powers of attorney pau 'ns
Jan. 8, 1853. AN; 'r, sec'y.
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No swamp; rich bottom; to 10 miles from Mssissir
River evee protecting it, Ordinarily, price s. by traa
North, East, s. VIZ, Sec. l, 100
Sc. Il e. 2, IN
20 miles N. W. of H62na; good neighborhood unur
passed in every sense. Price $40.
South, East, 8. side s. Z n, Sec. 81, 49,
g. ofW, US. W. T." 3, 50
5" =. ofE.-MS.W.H, .,
4" 8. ofRes.,S 8. w. q vs.
Near Helena, and fine lands. Price SO.
South. East, Frac. Section, s, 5l5
8, $40
II, $40
In Phillips county, 80 miles below Helena choice land
large tract adjoining Sold last year to planter ct
per acre. PIce $40 per acre. In ALT, 5s4S4.
W. 4. RIGHTOR, Helena, Ark.
H. A. BADHAM, Esq, Ag't Raleigh |
Nov. Z, 1862. 9O-w&sw3mpd |
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Viz NEAT SESSION OF j. H. HOKNERNI
u SCHOOL, will open the second Monday in Janusry
1863 - '""'''|
Oxford, N. c., Dec. -, 1862 1oo-wdswl7tpd
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT CAN RE pIrR
"A chased early application to u.s. The lot oaotsig,
four acres with an excellent spring near at hand
Also, Ne tract Of land in high sts>s cultivation
containing $50 acres, with the necessary buildings.
j. 4 F. GARRETT
Greensborough, N. c., Jan. 10, 1853 5-w6sw2m.
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LUXUMBERC

IL EEING MORE LAND 1x
~ ,h .aSi man need would sell part saw FAt
= te - hBERG NURSERY TRACT or
about one,third being Woodland and within ona VI LAM
Aass very valuable tract Of land has on IT m.
BEST ORCHARDS as
10 me state. containing some ten thou,.D.
FRUIT BEARING TREErs N'''a
OF me d'nerens yarieties-choics and select ftu;t,
Aprieots' Pears. Nectarines, Plums. chs,, H.
fine selection of ~Aeft,
PEACHES, APPLES, &c.
The improvements are good and ~.
invited to come and see for themssIves" purchas
Greensboro, N. c., Jan. s; 1881 &C; YATH
o' 5-w&sw3mnJ
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Greensborough, N. c., Jan. 10, 1853. 5-w&s
ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISSISSIPPI
RIVER.

TINE PROPRIETOR HAVING BEEN ROBBED BYI
l. the AbolitiOnsts in Arkansas of all but his lands oil
fers great bargains in the following lands selected yea
ago. when first in market, and after personal examine
ton of each tract. See price affixed to each, offer
whole list to any purchaser for $4,000 cash. negroes
market price or onehslf cash. and time notes for balance
secured with per cent. interest. Located IN Mississippi
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NOTICE. -.

uTAs TAKEN Up AND COMMITTED. To Ia M1
9th day Of October 1852, runaway slave. who says |
name is HENCE and that he belongs to John Thom]
Mebane of BERTHE County, Carolina The said say
is black five feet six inches high and appears to be abo9
tweuty.one years old The owner is requested to coz
forward prove property pay all charges and take ul'
away, as be will be disposed Of as the law directs.
Oct %, 1862 A-wSm'
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ltY to him.. IL IS true that our forces OtO invade
the county of Washington, and the officer in COM
mand did repor: to me that he brought out with
him some negroes.
Mr.. Stanly is representative of the United States
government, and take it for granted speaks by
authority, and il it be the determination of your
government to deliver up to their owners the hun
bred thousand slaves you have stolen from their
"kind and humane masters" am sure my gov
eminent will Immediately cause this one little act
of robbery" to be discountenanced and cause the
negroes to be restored, and thus return to their
kind masters their property" and to this end l
will transmit to the proper authorities your COM
munication snd Mr.. Stanlys letter.
As it is an acknowledged principle among Chris
tan nations to respect private property in lands
am sure my government will hail this as an evil
dence that hereafter yours will cease to deprive
peaceful citizens Of their private property.
deplore, as much as MIR. Stanly does this Ia.
king of civilized beings from their families and
homes, and depriving owners Of their property, and
would it wore the only robbery Of the KIND that
has occurred, but so many have been committed ~
the forces of the United States, that it now
| ed as a legitimate and proper, lit and necessary
| war measure" by your government
Mr.. Stanly says, the "yoice Of civil authority
! outside your lines has no longer any potency
| Won NAV rest assured will do all in my power 70
have "those negroes delivered up to those 70 wnon
/ services :. -
dscountenance. and forbid negro stealing ana IN
this am sure the "good people OF North Osrohna
! will justify me"
rorslv and wilfully burned, but as reported to me
house was firedin which your troops made stand,
and from which they fred on. our soldiers. Such
things viii happen in war, and often for no excuse
except the spirit of destruction on the banks
Of the Mississippi, Potomac, Roanoke, Rappsha a:
mock and James rivers where cities towns ana PR
vate residences, as rule have been burned OF 0ae
tered down by your land and naval forces.
| regret very much that in this street ngn. wo
/! man was killed, /: was first brought TO my know',
adce hv letter which was received from you, and
~ eso,,,d he regretted that accidents of the same
E;.d oc,nrred from the batteries OF Gen. Burnside,
jehsn thew opensd on the city of Fredericksburg.
S.,roaon Hunt was riding with Sparty of soldiers
vhen Ro was killed. and in the official report to me-
he was called and believed to be . lieutenant in
I charge Of ascoutRg party.
will At ones, General, write to the Captain Of
the company to which the attacking force belonged
and do all In my power to find the Watch, and il
successful will send it to you, that you may place
!. it in the hands Of his relations -
| / am, General, very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
Signed s. g. FRENCH,
! Maj General oonmsading
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OAK CITY HOUSE
RALEIGH, N. g.
NOW OPEN FoR;THE REcrpr,
OF VISITORS.
BAR WELL SUPPLIED WITH SUPERIOR 1,on,
LA RIDE r S4OCKEn
WITH THE BEST THAT THE MARKET AC,o
/. Raleigh, Dec. Q, 1852. o.
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NOTICE,

Is. NOTICE..
II HAVE ABOUT 1000 ACRES MORE IN DIFF
EMIT TRACTS, in the county of Moore-Farmpal
Mineral and Turpentne land-whch will sell on 1TS
'ef Tast,,.o Me- :. 1850 s2-w&swif
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Mr. MoAden . resolution in favor Of ". D. Mury.

/. Mr.. McAden resolution in favor of W. D. Murry.
Referred
Mr. Headen introduced resolution instructing
our Senators, and requesting our Representatives
in Congress to endeavor to have abolished the prao
tice of fogging in our army. =
On motion Of Mr.. Mckay, the resolution was
amended so as to include gagging and bucking, and
Mr.. Love. resolution in favor of the sureties of
Will Green, late sheriff Of Haywood county.
Mr.. PEBBLES bill to allow free persons of color
to voluntarily euslave themselves also bill to
Mr.. Sherwood, bill to amend the 25th sec. b3d
chap. revised code. Referred.
Mr.. Carson, bill to allow fifteen Magistrates to
transact county business for Alexander county.
Mr.. Young Of Yancey, bill in favor of A. A.
Wiseman.
Mr.. Wallin, bill in favor of H. Hunter, late
sheriff of Madison county. aN.
Mr.. Lemonds, bill in favor Of T. Austin, late
sheriff Of Union county.
Mr.. Bryan, bill to change the time Of holding
the probate courts of Rutherford county.
MIR. Allison, bill to incorporate the Orphans
Educational Board.
Mr.. Henry of Henderson, bill to legalize the
proceedings of court irreguarly held in Henderson
county Passed its several readings under sus.
pension of the rules,
ENGRossED BILLS FROM THE SENATE
A Dill 10 incorporate the town OF Chester Hill.
A resoluton to authorize the Governor to purchase
. machine for the manufacture O. cotton cards for
the use Of the State. This bill passed its several
readings under suspension Of the rules and order
ed to be enrolled
Mr. Gentry introduced bill to change the time
ofholding the county courts of Ashe county Passed
its several readings under suspension of the rules.
Mr.. Amis called up resolution introduced by
him on yesterday repeating tho rule fixing certain
hours of the meeting and adjournment of the House.
The resolution was concurred in.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
Of the unfinished business of yesterday, being the
revenue bill. So numerous were the amendments
proposed, that it would be impracticable to report
them accurately and in order therefor the reporter
does not attempt it.
Pending the consideration of the bill, message
was received from the Senate proposing to raise
joint select committee to whom should he referred
communications accompanying the message of his
Excellency, Gov. Vance from the Executives of sew
eral Of the States of the CoaGederacy upon the SUBJ
ect of each State assumngts equitable share of the
war debt. Concurred in; and Messrs. Grissom,
Shepherd Person, Shober and Allison announced
as the House branch Of the committee.
Revenue bill having been amended in several par.
ticulars passed its second reading.
Tie House adjourned until 10 o'clock Friday
morning.
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r H.
by Rev. J. NJ. Atkinson
Wednesdays journal was read and approved.
communication from the Board Of Claims was
read and ordered to be sent to the Senate
A message was received from the Senate promo
sing to raise joint committee Of five. to examine
the various apartments of the Capitol and to assign
the rooms to the different officers in such manner AZ
to facilitate public business Concurred in.
Mt. Flynt presented memorial from citizens Of
Stokes Co.. asking the passage of an act changing
the time of holding the county courts of that county,
with bill in accordance Herewith On motion -tLs
rules were suspended and the bill passed it's several
readings. "a
Mr.. Fowle, from the committee on the ;nd;c;.rv
reported back bill relative to free persons Of color
owning dogs asking to be discharged from its firth.
or consideration; also benefit Of those who have
entered vacant lands, recommending fts PASSAGE
also bill for the relief of sherifs recom,nend;ns
that1t do not pass. e
Mr.. Amis, from the same committee. rencrted
back bill concerning the sale of lands, recommend
ing that it do not pass
Mr.. Waddcll, from the same, a bill concerning mn.
lawful entry and dctainer, asking to be discharged
from its further consideration
Mr.. Fowie, from the select cnmmittee to cpouirs
into the authority Of Lieut. R. E. Walker to REQUIRE
passes &C., from persons wishing to leave this ;tv
reported that Lieut. Walker had appeared before he
committee and stated that object had in view
was to give such passes as would facilitate persons
after reaching other points where they were re
quired to EXHIBIT passes before leaving.
Mr.. Mann introduced q resolution in favor of W
E.CannVi. Referred =.
Mr. Shepherd. resolution amendatory of an or
dnance fthe Convention relative to soldiers, boun
TT. Referred