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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-13
The Adiutant Genera!ship.

The Judges of the Supreme Court of this State
met in this City on Monday last and decided,
after argument on both Sides that Gen. Martin
not hold the Office of Brigadier General of the Con-
federate States and that of Adutant General of the
State at the same time. The case was very ably
argued by B. F. Moore, Esq, who appeared for the
Attorney General in his absence from the City, and
by the Hon. Thomas Bragg for Gen. Martin.
The result of this vexed question fully vindicates
the propriety and wisdom of the course adopted
b. Gov. Vance. Gen. Martin has no ground for
complaint, for he has had time to obtain legal ad-
vice as to his supposed rights and the case has been
diSpassionately tried by a tribunal of his own Sc
lection; while Gov. Vance, by resorting to the
Court for its decision has most probably avoided
an unpleasant conflict with a subordinate and at
the time obtained for the Legislature in de-
clarng the Office vacant and for his action in
appointing new Adjutan: General, the sanction of
a~, as expounded by the highest judicial tribunal
in the State
We give below the decision of the Judges, which
it will be seen is unanimous. In our next we shall
publish the entire as prepared by Mr.. Freeman,
the Clerk of the Court
In tie BadttCr IF the +4JjutdHt GeHerdLIip.
st the request Of His Excellepcy Gov. Vance, and of
Cen Martin, the Judges Supreme Court have heard
iu argument the questions of law presented by the
facts in the agreed and certify their opinion
10 be- that the office of BGgSdtT General under the Con-
Tolerate Sates Incompatible with the office of Adiuiant
General under the State Of North Carolina and that on
the facts stated 1.-THE Office Of Adjutant General is va
can't and the Governor may lawfully proceed appoint
lLerctO.'
1t Is proper to state that in giving this opinion do
not Court but merely Judges of the Court and
have treated the matter in the light the same
n consideration us the had been regularly before
Court upon proceeding appropriate present ques-
ton.
We induced to take this action and felt only
liberty to do but conceived it in measure
daily thus aid Coordinate department of the Cavern
ment, because informed BY His Excellency the
Governor that the subject would in that be relieved
tr'm all further embarrassment; and that the public in
tereSt required that should be adjusted sooner than
cud be done by the regular mode Of proceeding in Court
particularly the Court holds but Oreoerm during
the year. Berry Wadde 9Th ITede 3ls, appendix
r NJ PEARSON. c. J. s. G.
WILL: Fl. BATTLE J. s. c.
NJ. E. MANLY, J. S. C.
Raleigh, March II, 1868.
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New ScHEDULE-We learn that on and after
Saturday next the following schedule will be run
on the Raleigh and CASTOR Road:
Nail Train-Leave Raleigh at 10 a. m, and -
rive at Weldon at p IN. Leave Weldon at p.
H., and arrive at Raleigh ct u at night.
Accommodation Traia.-Leave Raleigh at 11-30
p. m, and arrive at Weldon at a. m. Leave Wei
don at a. m, and arrive at Raleigh at 1915 p. M.
We suppose there will be change on the North
Carolina Road to correspond with the above.
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A NOBLE ExAMPLE.-We learn from friend that
Perry Goodwin, ESQ.,, of Johnston County, sells what
produce he spare from his farm ct the same
prices for which he sold before the He says he
intends 10 do so during the war. Mr.. Goodwin is a
thriving farmer and worthy man. He is acting
the part Of Christian and patriot. Who will fol-
low his example? Mr. Goodwin, it is hardly neces-
sary to add, is o SOUND Conservative =.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

I'm CONFORMITY WITH THE Proof AVIATION OF
President Davis religious ser7ces will he held at Oakv
"Ve Church fourteen miles southeast of Raleigh ON Fri
day the 9th March.
The people the neighbo-hood are invited to attend
and join in prayer to Almighty God for his gracious proec-
ton against the designs enees and for the restnra.
ton OF the blessings Of peace beloved country
WIN NJ. JORDAN, Pastor
Il. T. BLAKE, s. A. F.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-13

NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN ADvoCATE.-We ar;
requested by the Editor of this paper, Rev. Mr. Pell
to'state that its publication will be resumed about
the 1st of April pext He is glad also to state that
the old mail books have been found.
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AUCTION SALES.

NN7 Hi BE SOLD AT TOWLES' AUCTION ROOM
Wv on Saturday, 14th inst at 1n1E O'clock.
excellent Sewing Machine, in perfect order,
double barrel Gun
2 large hair and moss Mattresses.
lot Of Carriage Makers Tools.
handsome Parlor Stove.
4 gross Confederate Matches.
9 boxLs Glass.
100 bushels fine newly ground Corn Heal.
goo lbs. good green Copperas. .. |.'.-'
~ sacks Coast Salt, and oher articles, -..
JAS. n. TOWLES, Aqt
Raleigh, March IG, 1868. 12-it
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-13

GEoRGIA-Gov. Brown has called upon the Leg
isature of Georgia to meet in extra session the
25th of this month, to adopt measures TO prevent
the planting Of cotton.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
uNEjNG DESTROYS TO SETTLE u MY PRESENT
business wish all persona indebted to me either by
not or account come forwarc and settle the same
Also all persons h4vug ca;Es against to present the
same for settlement Z. e HARRIS.
Raleigh, Jan. 4, 1893. S--TEsT1E
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Eeligious Services

VIII be held at Oaky Grove Church on the second and
fourth Sabbats in eaG month Of the present year. COM
menc'ng on Aext Sabbath at II O'Clock, forenoon.
=, B. 7. BLAKE.
.hIcn To- lhho. 22-4t.
a Progress copy twice. and Register two weeks.
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EOrth-caroIina Factory Goods Wanted.

EW ANTED TO PURCHASE NORTH. CA ROLINA
W Factory Goods. Steetugs, Shrtings, 0snaburgs
Stripes Pads and Cotton Yarns (or retail trade John
sion County, Payment made cotton delivered on the
n c. r if preferred to money. Manufacturers who
wish TO prOcu cotton would do well to address me at
Smthied, Johnston County, n. c.
W. II. AVERA.
n. b have contracted to deliver lot of Bacon in
Fayetteville for Cotton Yarns Those who wish get
limited supply for 25 per COST by delivering Ba-
con at Store Iron Sugar aud Tobacco for sale
for cash or produce W. Ii. 4.
Smiihteld N z, March l3, 1853. l2-w2m.
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Camp. 18th n, C. Troops. ,

Camp 18th n. C. Troops,
MARCH Sth, 1888.
SICK AND WOUNDED MEMBERS OF COMPANY
- E, 18th n c. Troops bear in mind that hereafter none
save regular army Surgeons certificates will be received
in prolonsation Of furloughs..
By order: ]. NJ. HENSON,
March 49, 1865. e2-5t
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SOUTHERN FIELD AND FISEsTDE,-Seo advertise
ment of this excellent Journal in the Standard to-
day. 1t is cheap in these times at 81 per annume..
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Executive Department, NOTth-CaroIir a, j
AIIuTANr GENERALS OFFICE, (MILIrIA,)

AnUTANT GENERALS OFFICE (MIIIrIA) :
RALliCH, March 9th, 1853.
GENERAL ORDER NO 1, CURRENT SERIES. IS
NH hereby revoked.
By order of Governor VANCE:
J. G. MARTIN
, Adjutant General.
March l3, 1868. 2a-St
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FOR RENT,
STOLEN,

ENRON THE SUBSCRIBERS STABLES, ON LAST
e Sunday night BAY HORSE about nine wears old
medium SIZE black legs he holds his tail one side when
Tayenng his eyes weak. shows a g"d deal of white
about his eyes Any person returning the horse will be
rewarded. w. 7. DORTCH.
GUluSbOrO n u March lS, 1868. 22-4.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-03
Journal anu Statraman
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Tuesday Morning, November 8, 1868.
Custom.

By THE BARD or TOWER HALL.
The burden we are used to bear
Is scarce perceived-each man sustains
A weight Of atmospheric air
And thoughtless Of the load remains.
By custom we are reconciled
To inconveniences and pains
In lands where freedom never smiled,
None feel tho calling of their chains.
The man accustomed 10 disease,
Much equauimity maintains,
And though his torments never cease,
The patient sufferer meier complains.
And he who welded to a shrew,
A furious scolding daily gets,
Takes all he railing as his due
And never for his trouble frets.
And he who wears a we'll worn coat
Can scarce its shabbiness perceive,
Its greasy collar fails to note
Nor heeds tbs aoerated sleeve.
Yet it behOoyes US to keep pace
With rolling earth's progressive ball
Discard old coats, aud seek that place
of true improvement, Tower HALL.
The largest assortment Of Ready Made Cloth
thing, of all styles, sizes aud prices, in Philade
phia. TOWER HALL,
5l8 MARKET Street,
BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-03
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE Of order OF the Orphans Court OF the
ID State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle County,
will be exposed to sale at PUBLIC YENDUE, in St.
Georges, the seventh day OF November D. 1868, at the
house of Alexander Laws in Red Lion Hundred in the
County Aforesaid the following described Real Estate to
wit:
lot of ground in the village of ST. Georges bounded
by The public streets the south, north and west aAd
in the east by the lands oi Samuel B. Sutton end s. s.
Baldwin with new dwelling house the main street
aud another dwelling house fronting the back street.
being the which the Tesator (James y. Sutton, de-
cha-ed,) purchased Of b. w Gemmil
Also certain other lot Of ground in the village Of St
Georges situated Delaware Street and adjoining lands
Of the heirs Mrs Latter aud land held by Margaret
Sutton, which Is erected frame building, it being
the which John Sutton conveyed to JAMES N Sutton
the 10th day Of ApTii A. D. lSi5
Also two lots Of land in IT Gsorgss Hundred, the
south side Of the canal, which erected two dwell
Inns aud store house, being the which James N
sutton purchased from james O How and wife, and Will
liam A Sutton and wife.
Also tour lots, in the village OF St Georges fronting
Delaware Street opposite to the other lots Of the Iesator,
Of which is er-ried good drug store and on ons
OF " hch small house is erected.
Aud also other lot my BY one hundred and hfty
feet in he Fillage of st. Georges adjoining LAM Of s. s.
Baldwin Sale To commence at o'clock
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale made known
st thH time and place aforesaid ty
JOHN p BELVltLE, Executor dc. or his Attorney.
sAML GUTHRIE,
oct DTS Clerk Orphans Court.
Gazette copy weekly is.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-03

The Excrucating agonies Of Tie-DououreuX, Lumbago
and Sciatca the crippng diseases OF the Nerves and
Muscles, the exquisite torture Of Cramps uou, and
rActed Still Joints quickly assuaged by local APP
plications the Ointment which soothes the irrabiiy
reiaxes the spasms As these diseases however eri.
ginate the acid state Of the blood permanent relief
only he obtained by liberal OF lloOways Pills, IN
conjunction with the Ointment to renovaie the vital
fluid Of the humors which eugender the disorders.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-03
University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.

MEDICAL Dl1lAlSI NJ ENIs
N1NErY-ElGHrH SESSION uad3 81
WILLIAM GIHsoN, NJ h, Emeritus Professor of Surgery
GgOGdE - WooD NJ D. Emeritus Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine,
SAMUEL JAogsos, NJ D. Emeritus Professor OF Institutes
OF Medicine.
Hugn llunGg, NJ D., Emeritus Professor OF Obstetrics
ana the Diseases Of Women aud Children.
JosBrn Carson, NJ D., Professor Of Maeria Medca aud
Pharmacy
RouERr B. il6GHAs NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
JosRpH LRtnr. NJ. d.. Professor OF Anatomy.
HENRY II. SMITH, NJ. D., Professor Of surgery.
WILLIAM PtpPkR, NJ D. Professor OF Theory and Practice
F. GrasIT SMITH, NJ d. Professor Of Institutes Of Mvdi
cine
r. A. PESRosH M. d., Professor Of Obstetrics and tho
Diseases Of Women and Children.
JOiiN II. licKARD, NJ ID. DemonstrRtor Of Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the Session will begin the second
Monday Of October aud close the first Of March.
one Introductory will be delivered 10 the Course.
Clinical Instruction is given throughout the Session, In
the Medical Hall by the Professors and at the Hospitals.
At the Phadelphi4 Hospital containing oil beds, in,
strucOn il free.
Military Surgery aud Hygiene will be fully taught by
the appropriate chairs.
The Dissecilng Rooms, under the superiueudence OF
the Professor II Anatomy and the Demonstrators open
frOm the middle OF september.
This Room for Operative surgery and the Application OF
Badatrs sc, rs open early in september aud through
out the Session. under the supervision OF the Professor of
Surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators, e 5 .,n BIsq9p @laal NJ D.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor s5) $l05
hiatriculatiqn Fee (paid once only
Graduation Fee 50
r. K. ROGERS N. D., Dsan # The Medical Flcuiy,
unversity Building
SAMUEL pRicH, Jdnft0r
University Building.
p.s.-Board may be had at from $3.50 to 50 per w.ek
sep 15a4w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-03
FOR SALE.

srttsa. FARM Of 3A2 acres, known the "Ganges
EliHa Farm, in ApplluinimnA Hundred, New Castle
m * county, Del, OF which about 10 cleared
g4(IHi and arabic the rest woudisnd. This land lies
abouf mile. from the Delaware Railroad, mics from
thu stttia at Townsend the same distance Black
Bird station aud "a miles from Eias.ns Crossing,
oul smyrna, the same from Middeiown, and ~
miles sAssafrs Nige in farg and at the head Of
Eiyer, The su sandy oaui, adapted speei
ally and vegetables, aso very gooi wheat land
The mptov meuts nearly new, and consist of two
story Frame dwelling donse contauE rooms besides
good double cellar; Log stable, .atriage and Hay House.
Wagon house, GrAuary, poultry hou.e, large Corncrib
rick smoke house aud uh-r cut buildings. Within the
past three years 90 pannes Of fencing have been
put up most % t new aud large portion OF it consist
ins u post and rail The tract exclusive the wood
aud divide into heids, and lies upon the sides Of
the GrauEes na1 public road lea ing through the
place the sassAias 10 the Cypress road There has
been upon the place thrifty Arple Orchard Of
6jO trees, of selected ruit and Peach Orchard OF 800
The greater part of the latter ought to come into
hearing next year-lhera is also small Tenant House
upon the pacerhe situation is healthy and tho water
unfiing and good Tile tract Is held t ftO per acre
Terms aecomodatng ami bar saali 0oTton OF the pur
chase money required tn cash For particulars enquire
Mes.rs JOHN Nc7LEAR q soN. Wilmington, Del, or
of SAMUEL q. PA1IERsoN upon the premises.
n D-lfuot -oid by the 10th OF December, the place
will then be- '0r rent
Of diaersn Varieties, be- td,s numerous fruit trees.
Apples Pe4rs, Cherries, English Walnut, Spanish Ches
pul Sc sept.25Sm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-03
ATTENTION FARMERS i!
PARTNER WANTED.

WANTED active Partner with Cash Capital OF |
" from $4,000 To $500, in we'll established CONNER
eal business 10 this state Apply with real name and
references TO the Editor COMMERCIAL, |
1894
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-03
I. STEWART DRPuY.
IAelainotype Portraits

IAelainotype Portraits
OF DISTINGUISHED PERSONS. More than 100 different
" kind. am ng them Gens Mcclellan scott, Anderson,
Butler Wool Dix Fremont Banks Lyon, Blenker Mans
field, sigel Cols Ellsworth. Mulgan Corcpran; Fresi
dent Lincoln, seward Cameron, spfague Lieut. Grehle
Everett clay, Cruenden, large numbsr Of other
noted individuals They have neat frames. Price ~
cents each. -
d+c6. 40 Market Street, Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-03
STEAM PLASTER
AND ROME MILLS.

AMI hume NANAhASs
Office removed 10 No. 203 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
VIM. A. STR I'D,
Successor to G. STROUD son. Manufacturer Of
SIrOud's superior Bone Dust,
Conceded to be the best IN point OF neness and pnrty
in the Market. Also, manufacturer Of
GROUND AND CALClNED PLASTER,
MEATS FOOT OIL sc.
The BONE DUST can be bought at the following places
and also Of the manufacturer.
CUlRERr BROTHER, s. E. corner Of Front and
Orange streets Wilminston, Del
EDWARD H0DGKINS Ayondale, Pa,
EDWIN NJ. STEVENSON, Dover, Del.
GEO. CHANDLER North East, Md
DAVID SCOTT BRO, Elkton, Md.
JOHN PARTRIDGE " nov5ly
HOUSES FOR SALE.
,s.5sA In Market street-stoIe and Dwelling below
Ei,Ad Second street an excellent business stand.
IL Mayor Of NEW BEDFoRD, MASS.
low In. j. BLAISDELL,
'uf IN, Mayor Of FALL RIVER, MASS.
ps.s IN. w. II. CRANSToN,
In Mayor of NEWPORT, R. I.
M '1IailN. FRED sTAHL,
lotsS Mayor Of GALENA, ILL.
IN. JOHN HoDGDEN,
ap Mayor of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
DIN. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
~ Mayor of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
l dlN. ROBERT BLAIR,
so .sIs ia, Mayor of TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
lSs l6s,, IN. r. D. BAUGH,
Oh Mayer Of MEMPHIS, TENN.
to u)N. GERARD STITH,
Mayor of NEW ORLEANS, La.
upIgaa>N. Il. D. SCRANTON,
irien Mayor Of ROCHESTER,, N. Y.
meTi)N. DE WITT C. GROVE,
'ao Mayor OF UTICA, N. X.
pN. GEO. WILSON,
S' Mnvor of I3IWpaRTTHQ PA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-30

saut the works The Fsderss had been reinforced and
two gunboats had arrived to aid them The latest dispatch
say the rebels retreatfng.
Advices from New Orleans give glowing Yankee accounts
Of successes Gen Grover had captured the eele
hratsd Salt Mines and destroyed the works. Sixteen hun
dred rebels were captured, and were being taken.
Destructive fires occur in New York the 2eth
of them damaging the Herald building.
General Blunt, commanding the department of Kansas,
has issued an order directing that gueras
be shet or harged, without delay.
The Seventh apd Eighh N. Y. Regiments have arrived
at New York from the army of the Potomac their term
enlistment having expir d. They will be mustered ont of
service
The Canadian Premier stated recently that lis Govern
msnt would accept hundred Thousand volunteers ard
supply them with arms.
The Florida has captured the LapwiDg; the vessel and
cargo, valued at IS GEO dollars, is irsu1 Boston
The Washington correspondence Ct tie Herald
intelligence from England leads the belief de-
parture of the Prvatesrs from British ports will
ed by the Government
The rebel loan has rallied in England again at
premium, with enormous business done the 10TH Moth
ing new with respect to the Federal The London
Herald hints that the Union agents feared that under
taking would not be successful and quenty
disposed to seek to raise the required Holland.
The Polish SUR ction still in great yigor. The
Gar had offered general amnesty to all Poles who
turn to their allie glance.
The Liverpool cotton market quiet and unchanged
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Topsail Sound, N. c..
OBITUARIES,

ct sfs OK s.Ss Gn
his ast had to be laid in the cabin prepared for it,
the presence OF gcody number Of relatives and neigh
Please Dear Editor, indulge me few minutes while in
tribute bis memory Fer several years he ssrv
ed his county, New Hanover In the capacity Of MSgs.
for the last ~ In both services were profitable
especially in the latter He or less money
Of religion bothhonsand abroad Tho was man
OF Industry of considerable sk in adjusting
ssry manner OF the many good traits in his character
free
SINS he pie ad no merit of his he fed to the mercy
tied pardon and the sUppsnts cries and now
BY the grace OF God he ia into the image
had been with Christ and had learned him from this
tins may truly be said in him. that the endless found
may add that his servants Of whom he many found
him an sfectonate master whe cared for their souls
them we he prayed with and for them and some
of them are followers OF him as he Of Christ This dear
Children to his death his example and that
of his wife, his children sought obtained admission
fore he died he the chapter Second
Epatle to the Corinthians be read at his funeral
these blessed words of the Psamist perfect
behold the upright the end of that is The de-
SIXTY YEARS A NEIGHBOUR
Depa ted this life, in Laurinburg, Richnond county,
snort Illness, LUC1 A. hObE-
SON, daughter of W. B. and A. G. Robson of Brunswick
county, aged Is years and months.
The deceased had been q member of the Laurinburg
School bat few weeks yet in this brief PERIOD by her
modest and retiring habits her amabe and congenia dis
position had the respect admiration of all her
sociates and teachers and gradually and surely
to the list of her numerous friends in the haowed depths
OF whose low hearts is her memory Aimed Words
are inaexb!e when would speak Of the insnuang
celencles Of her unique character Language is made
quate to the honest ankness of
and the genial ferVor Of her None knew her but to
love her Her life short but full Of meaning. Most
deeply do eendoe with the parent brother
ter in their bereavement Bat let them gevs that
child is born among the mmort als member added
to their happy society. TEACHER"
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Tribute Of R.sn,c,


At meeting of the officers of Che 9Th Regiment Of NJ c.
e. on Friday, the 24th day Of APRIL 1858 Captain j. r.
9urchison was called to the Chair and Lieut. Thomas
shannon, Jr., appointed Secretary.
Lieut. oil. j. W. Ainten at the Of the Chair ex
planned the object OF the meeting to adopt resolutions
expire of the regret felt by the officers the death
Major HENRY MACRAE.
ON motion, Lieut.. Col Hinton,. Capt. F. C YelowIy
Capt Rogers, Capt c. H. Barron and Lie ut stephen
D. Bagley appointed to draft suitable
The Committee then submitted the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has please Almighty God in the wise
pensatlon OF hs providence to take from midst Major
Henry acRae and whereas seeneth meet and proper
for AZ his brother sAcers to give public expression
sorrow we feel because of his death well ap
probation of Kim as an ofkcer aud gentleman there
fore
RessFced That while bow ia humble submission to
the Eat OF Omnipoence but the loss of
whom We have been taught admire estee for his
Resolved That in the death Of Major Macse Eighth
Regm ent OF North Carolina Troops lost
and most ehcent officers ana the country
patrefs.
ResolUea, That in testimony of appreciation Of
the deceased, will The usual badge of unDg
for thi t. days
Keselred, That deeply sympatGize with the family
and friends of the deceased in this their bereave
ment.
en- motion ordered that copy the above reso
utons be forwarded to tke family the deceased and
that the other the state be requested cory
On notion the meeting adjourned.
Capt. J. r. NURCHISON, Chairman.
Lieut. THOMAS SHANNON, Jr Secty.