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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-22
CHARLES b. nARLE.

A ny ONE knowing the present Whereabouts o.
gnarles %. ana Wallace D. Clble who elt
Louisville, Ky with Col Bausen Onucanis Ken.
lucky Regiment viii confor o favor, and be literally
rewarded W addresiing me az Caftcfsyille tie0rga
,Iap lb.ftF CLAY ROBERTS.
KNOXVILLE Register copy smouut % 90 and send
blu 10 this Office
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To the Pu5lic,
TAKEN UP

A ND committed TO jail by the military authorities
n at Chattanooga, on the "a OF october, 1869, and
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of the
Peace Tor tie county OF Hamilton, Tenn, on tie
10Th OF Dec, 1867, negro bog who says bls name u
White county, Tenn. SAID boy Is black "a years
I'D feet 4 inch high. Tbs owner IL requested 10
come forward, prove property pay charges epa take
him cut Of jail. q. VI. SWAIN,
dec2l Jailor,
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LYNcununa. vA.
sT&pLEs- ARD

THE senior partner has associated Mr.. p. II. Bil.
i lerd with him IN his GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, at the old stand OF Staples s Anderson, and
solicits consgnmeuts OF Sugar, Molasses, Cotton,
Merchandise and Produce generally. To sell pro.
duce at highest market ratrs- attend ia person 70
weights aud delivery, aud send account sales ana
checks at enoe is the old established rule Of this
House. 1t has answered au extended patronage
which 80 years experience with this market and our
present Increased facilities prepares 70 meet wlh
our usual promptness.
Liberal advances on any amount OF Produce IN hand
Always on hand heavy stock Of Manufactured
and Smoking TOBACCO, warranted as represented,
aud as low as can be had IN Virginia..
janl7 6m* STAPLES 4 DfLLARD
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13~ The Yankees must pine very much
after the tar regions Of North Carolina, they
are making such desperate pitch after them.
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Gl0n RIeWARn-

GT0LEN FROM Gen1 naid4e's camp at Tullaho.
- ma, dark bay HORSE 10 hands two iiishes
high, hind feet white; when taken had on Nc
ylellan saddle, and halter bglde with large bright
buckles In the halter, supposed 10 be taken by
deserter. LIEUT., A. v. HERRICK
Jany. 3o.lw' cOmd. Hardee Courien
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DIR. A. WADGYMAR

sURGEoN AocoyS HER.
y EM0vED his Office to Main st., one door apcye
IL Kennedys Drug store. Tjan7-lawan*l
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STOLEN

ENR0A ny stable in Walker county, Ga, in Chat
tsoga Valley, 4 bay msre, black name and tail
years old last spring, about 10 hands high small
feather mark "a hsr Forehead with little White on
her nose some rps under the jaws the effects Of dis,
temper. Supposed st len on the l7th January. |
viii give s25 reward Tor Information delivered at this
Office or 70 me- suai lent for TO Get my property.
ian22-iw@ W'P. ALLISON.
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ON YESTERDAY, on Market Street, BLACK
~ POCKtT BOOB, the shape o. amuscle she'll
containing si476. ANY cno andng the same, wili
be sntabIy rewarded by leaving the sans a. hia Of
nee. jan. 70.
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SeA- We learn from the Rebel Banner, that
James A. Gibson, Co B, lst Tennessee (Abo.
lition) Cavalry, was killed last week in an af-
fray, by an Indiana soldier
The came paper also remarks that General
Rosseau (FederaD was not wounded in the
ato battle. His adjutan, Mcdowell, was
slightly wounded in the arm
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Hea- The "FlOrs McFlimsey" s a new style
Of bonnet, in New York--very 1inbsy and full
Of flowers.
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WANrEn

Two MEN IN the cavalry service wanting snbsti.
iGtes, eau get them by addressing Frank
shields az The post 9lise, or applying Mt Mr, Tarwa
tors Chattanooga
Chattanooga, Jany 204t
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RaS~ The longer the Yankees fight, the
farther they GO. from their destination If
distance lends enchanment to the view, the
sabjugaton Of the South should be the most
enchanting Of all objects for it is almost out Of
sight.
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Sea- Areceutly arrived ndy in New Orleitns
the wife OF aE-pficer, speaking Of the dreari-
mass Of the city'and the pSusity Of entertain
ments, observed that in Tie evenings 1.-THE
houses seemed as solitary AZ grave yards in
which the wives Of officers were act up as
monuments to the late husbands.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-22

No. The Bum-total Of turpitude in the YaR
kse Congress, il embraced in Charles Ssmnsr'
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LAND FOR SALE.

1A ACRES, ia the woods well timhered With oak
IN and hickory, near Good Sptings, two miles
from Graysyille, On tue Western aud Atlantic Ilai
Road. Solomon Gwaltney o. William n. Ward, in
The neghborhood will show the place to any one wish
ing to purchase bargain con be bad in this land,
ON application TO j. II WILLY
Jan. lOth 1863. Op posile The Post Office.
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Is, Of Klllea wound-.. ava M...lng,

In the 9Th Reg Texas fi.sAntry, cohnauded by Col.
VIM q. Young, in the battle Of The slst December,
Is62
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Negro Woman for NirA

A N elderly woman, good pain cook and gads
"A nurse. Apply to
jan22-2t in. WILLY.
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3)th advertisements.
M. ]. HUGHEs
RCHMoND VA

NJ n y y "a ~ D.
Attorney at Law, Claim Agent nhd Notary
Public,
RlCHA0ND - VA.
(tLAlAS Of every description aga inst the Conlede
" rate Governments settled with accuracy and dis
patch. Attends all the Confederate States courts
held n the city Of Richmond, Address Box ll6J.
jan22-ly
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Furnished House for Sale.

JFNHR UNDERSIGNED has for sale desirable
A dwelling with iurpture complete, in cnqttaDoo,
ga: y n. WILLY.
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TAKEN Up
STOLEN.

EWoA ~ ttablo, near Glassby's Spring, On Eatnsv
4 d.y night, Jan. 4, 1868, large IRON CRAY
STALLION heavy bhilt, heavy manaaaa tail hack
little scaldcd also white spot on his back IN
good order The horse, or one that answers 10 his
description was swapsd in Chattanooga ON Thursdag
the S,h inst. will pay
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWAes
f9f hls delivery 70 mc--aad no questions asked.
JILL wv VIM BAM
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Attention, Hamilton County Corsorints


Columbus, Geo, Sept. 9TH 1862.
JlY order Of QaaHermastsr Central lave bten' In.
~ trusted VIII entire coutfol Of collecting the daa
~ ths beevss killed Tor tho army for tauning aNd DE
purenAge u Leather for naragaeturmg Tanners hay-
W. tasef on land ahe ling hides will do well 10
address me with ptoper teterenees The amy rn,at
oe bod apd s The duty Of Oh patriotc tannors 10
a@set ~ 20 dpng. An leather held AZ unreasonable
prices wv be Impressed. ~ W. DILLARD.
tpg Major A. ON
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

Englishman, by birth. He emigrated to this oo.-,
at an early age, was educated at Hamden Svd a'?
College 10 Virginia, and suppose, though ~ S s
am not positive prosecuted his theological st,a sa
at the seminary in the same locality. He 10
zen Of North Carolina, and had been for t6ree =.
before this calumny was penned, and at its A..
donlc,led at The Oaks" the seat of the school, s
Mr. Bingham, in Orange County, as hight
teemed pastor of a religious congregation.
yet TINS anonymous and gratuitous libel is rec.;.
:. 1ne ofhce Of the Provost Marshal, is treated ss
.ne CONSIDERATION due only to the affidavit of wy
eponsio,e prosecutor whose name and cbaracto.a
oseI ior, ana made the foundation of that e,A
A. y a.fesI ana false Imprisonment to WIN.
ter of the Secretary of War. that The Me let
senting that ne was not citizen of The e. reps
decisive OF the question of his arrest. Sir ae Wy
less witness is no Witness That sroh name
should have been respected and allowed - Hs
evidence, exhibits looseness in tho 80 "elss
thorlty calling for the interposition of Of
the Department or of Congress IF mo. me mead
are to be trifed with, or made the sn neas Liberties
YIN o! private, and it may be malipO.so Or the vic
wltnouI oath without name, who e sa. accusers
vssr may DC tne result of the iovestin s What
Penu,"g upon MI. Graves two points sIaon now
bs1o frth., u.s. occurrence. is-tbat ,h ope' Will
military orders and TRANSPORT a'f ,ha Of this State
shall Sf s ssya sSs
ments OF liameless witnesses ~" 'Ae uns"oln state.
as 70 the other evidence referred =, H..
resaty such as the report of CAPTAIN Of the Sec
MEMS Of soldier who alleged to have b ss s'ats
r mr GL'Tes at the camp of Mcclellan SvJn WITH
enars further than to say that it apnears "a 10
ine Of tins arrest to have been but bearsav " Inc
ay turn out to be- when subjected to ,Rose ms
tests OF truth on oath, examination ana 'ose great
t'on with the accused shall not attemnt to .O.a
pa!e. Mr.. Graves notwithstanding che unl, ",1S'
military violence of which he has been the snhoa.
mas not yet lost the confidence of that commHp;
where the tenor of his conversations and condns;
oelore and since his journey INTO the enemy's conn.,
ny, are best known; and whatever else NAV \.
brought against him, take it, that the much adv
aoout the publication in the Richmond Eaouirer ivy
now seen to be'a miserable farce, and that ,hs
covert assault of "Old Citizen" though it t ,s
Its effect in consgnng him for while to the nrisa'
Of maefactors, will be rejected with dsdan rS.a
onered as evidence before any tribunal admins,s.
ing Justice The action Of the General AssemSl.
has brought the case before such tribunal TI.:J
let it be fairly tried 1"e's
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GREENsB0RoUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,

GREENsBOROUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,
- - GREENsBOROUGH, N. G.
nv HE SPRING SESSION OF lee3 Will BEGIN
On .hesrst day Of January. and close on the ts''a
With an able and faithful Faculty, ample aecommoda
tons and beautiful and quiet location, this Institution
Offers superior facilities for the acquisition of thorough
and accomplished education.
TERMS PER SESSION OF Five MONTH";
Board Sla5; Tuition in regular 500 Music on
Piano or Guitar $50; Painting $40 Drawing 81; French
$40; Latin aud Greek $40 each Vocal Music 3d.
Beard In advance =
For full particulars, apply to
Dec. 9, 1884, ,.t-.,a Ss-wT.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

r WISH TO SELL MY FARM, EIGHT NILES SOUTH
4 of Carthage Moore County, lying the basin of
the CoaIfelds, McCendons and Suck Creeks, and
the locality of the Cheraw and Coaed Railruad contain
ing 700 acres 500 bottom land about 100 acres
the bottoms not cleared the land very productive
for corn, cotton, wheat &c. Of sandy, light soil Good
water healthy and buildings pretty good 20 80 hands
might be worked to advantage said arm. There is
mediate possession. Address ..
NOAH RICHARDSON,
Gold Region, N c.
Jan. 90, 1868. 5-w6pd-
- Wilmington Journal copy six times weekly and
forward bill to the Standard Office.
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
; Quarter Sessions, Decsm'
Der Term, 1862.
NORTH.CAROI.INA:
IN Franklin County.
JAMES REID and wife and other,
Tuox.s pxnpx and oth.-.

THoNAs PERRY and others.
James Reid the executor named in paper script pur'
porting to be the last will and testament of Bn rel Perry
deceased having propounded the same for probate SOL
emn form at the December term 1857 of Franklin County
Court and it appearing to the Court that Thomas Perry
Elizabeth Pusm wife of Joel Pullis and the chldreu
Of Sarah Bonner, deceased, to-wit: William H. B"nneI'
Martha Brown, wife Of DR.. A. p Brown, Caroline Douglas,
wife Of G. L. Douglas Mary Trent wife Of W. G. Tent re-
side beyond the limits of this State: It.s Ordered By the
Court that publication Be made the above named per
sons in the Raleigh Sanav for nine weeks to the enc
that they at the term this Court to be held on
the second Monday March, 1861 proceedings
then to be had respecting the probate Of said script as n
last will aud testament Of said Burrell Perry. :
Witness, G. Horton Clerk Of said Court ONES mes
81 s T. G. HORTON, G. c.. c.
|. Jan, Is, 1885, (pr. adv. $79 S-"ss
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a5O REWARD.

ID RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
III, frat dsy of December last my negro man named
ROB- about Ave Net high and weighs about 45 lbs yell
low compected has long, lean face; raw, boned and hss
large white eyes, aud down-look, and has scar on nc
left hand; has heavy mous'acne; nao gu ""sn W
u homemade sarge coat
l give the above reward for the delivery o. saq ne
gro 70 me al Prospect Hill confined IL any jsl! 80 ge'
him. LrnNaA" oo"oM
Caswell Co., N. G., lon. 90, 1868. 4-Wn.
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For RENT OR SALE.

o,EvrpI1. VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE
- town Of Pttsboro, N. G. Will also rent or lease for
term Of years. to the right sort Of man. my desirable
Hotel property, which With proper MANAGEMENT can ee
made very remunsrative being the only mouse .. 'n'
A'no IN inc place. App'' " MRS. E. r. COLLISION.
u:..., n, "a 1890 6l-w8t
~ Fayetteville Observer copy times weekly
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JoNEsyILLE MALE & FEMALE SCHOOL,

TOWNSVILLE, YADKIN COUNTY, N. C.
VHNHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
begin January l5th 1893, and continue twenty weeks
Students who enter this school at any time during the first
ten weeks OF the session, will be charged full tu,n and
those who enter at time during the latter part Of the
term, will pay oneha4f of the full tuition Fee
is desirable and inportant that students who exrec
to enter be present 1t the beginning of the session.
Jonesvi'e is retired and exceedingly healthy village
far removed from the seat of war
Tuition, from $IO to $25 per session.
Board from 800 to S25 per months
For full information, address the Principal at IenesvM
NC J.G MARLEP PrinripaA.
Dec. %, 1852. Sa-wl7tpd.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

DUNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON sun.
h day the 26th of January last my negro boy named
feet or inches high Is OF go years DID, and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when questioned, and has down look
No doubt be is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me Of
Prospect Hill. Caswe County, confined in any Jail
get him. FL WARREN.
Caswel Co., March H. 1862 l2-wtf
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( COURT OF PLEASeANB
I Quarter Sessions, Norem-
| Der Term, 1862,
NIORTH.CAROLINA
IN Wake county.
JOHN c. STONE, Admir-,

JOHN G. sloSE ApmE Petition to sell land for pay.
ruos. wouasr and others ment of debts.
It appearing to the. satisfaction Of the Court that An
drew Wombe, one of the defendants in this csse
resident Of this States 1t is ordered that advertisement
be made in the n. G. Standard newspaper published IN
Raleigh for six weeks commanding the said defendant to
appear the next term of this Court plead de-
muir to the petition Of the plaintiff.
: J. J. TERRELL, c. c. c.
Jan. 81, 1868. (pr. adv. $500 swift
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OF PLEAS AND
! Quarter Sessions. NoT'
vember Term, 1862.
NoRTH.CAROLINA,
IL Wake County.
Petition to divide slaves.
JouN G. HlGu and others,

sun. s'A - VI. Petition to divide slaves.
ALrRsp HIGH and others. g.. .h,, ths
Il appearing to the satisfaction of the Court na
defendants Alfred HIGH John G Lewis and wife Dslan
Helen smith, w. p Watkins Henderson watkins 18th
watkins. andsDr Phillips aud his wife En1ags
frmsriy Elizabeth Watkins, reside beyond the hm. q.
The Stale il s ordered adjudged and dscreed ,na
yertscment be made for six weeks IN the u
newspaper printed in the City OF kaegn, 60, =" Mead
them TO appear at the next term OF this Cont
answer or demur to the petition Of The gia,n,'1s'
Dec. q, 1859. (pr. adv. s5.s2]a.l. 5s-wo''
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R EA TAVILLA FEMALE SEMINARY
aaan near Yadkin Institute, Davidson County, n c, viii
Expenses per session Sl25 in advance Special attention
given IN preparing young ladies to teach
we oifer pleasant and improving home to those who
may enter with US. "
Address me at Yadkin Institute
JAM 10, 1863. s.w5tnd
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LAND FOR SALE

ofFEk FOR SALE 3I2 ACRES OF LAM TWO
doe,9s es sI north Of hsbrOugh The land is v prD
large ouant,v TO corn wheat and tobacco xb
supplied with water and the Improvements consist Of.
large barn and stables with two good framed bonses a
to suit the purchaser. " ''' fen' iefm'
Hi,lsboro,, N. c., Nov II, 1852. Hs r 81:
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prepArations being made by the enemy TOT tne ProS-
ecution of the war, and the apparent determination
in that country to carry it On, Mr.. Bingham was
inapsessed With the opinion that the South was not
sufficiently aroused to sense of its danger, and
prevailed on Mr. Graves to prepare this article for
publication in order to induce greater activity and
energy in preparations on our part-that 1t was
accordingly written. Mr.. Bingham received 1t from
Mr. Graves, committed it to the post office, ad-
dressed to the Richmond Enquirer, and paid the
postage; and in his own language, ne takes all
the responsibility for the article" And take the
: liberty to say, that any one who shall seriously
question the character Of William j. Bingham tor
truth or patriotism, will forfeit his own, among
!, those who know both parties.
/: Now, Sir, is it not calculated TO excite Us 70
laughter that an article prepared under sucn CIT
. cumstances and with such motives, published WITH
! out disapprobation, but as before said, am IN
formed with complimentary notice of the author in
j the Richmond Enquirer supposed by many 70 oe
the organ of the administration. should be .1aoe
the ground of an accusation of treason or
and caase the author to be seized and nufr,eu on ~
y prisufrin Richmond? It may be thae MT. bingham
and Mr.. Graves men of letters in rural retirement
u,ag have been mistaken in their measures lof pro
motine she public detence; butt long as they mao
the ;aspria,atsf Of the Richmond Eng.ssrer, they
HID 10 reason to apprehend that their weIinteudee
I elYorts wopld carry either Of them 70 prison.
But Sir, there is smother part Of this so-called
sside6cs which is calculated TO strike the country
8 With sunaaements Il Is communication "a the 60
tpfs nf the kiehmoud Eagxsrsf not Is It seems to'
but for their private pesussl protesting
- ta:vvitten froai OomPenys Shops. N {, !" ant
repiessnssd TO Is Yankee having no home il
North UerplnA preachins tfom plaza % place with
fother smsttsn Of gossip and scsndslr perhaps nj
alike uatsaa. Mr.. drssss. q no ysnhsss bot On
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Oh Stauaara,
LEGISLATURE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

- SENATE.
.. MospAY, Jan. as, 1868.
Senate met at 10 O'clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr..
Gloss journal read.
m motion Of Mr.. Warren leave Of absence was
granted to the principal clerk of the Senate.
Mr. Lindsay, from the COMMITTEES to wait on the
Governor. asking information as to the Confederate
force ia North Carolina reported thatthe Governor
would meet the two Houses in joint secret session at
IL o'clock A. M.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
A bill to legazs certain acts of the county court
of Lincoln bill to authorize the Governor to en-
ploy messenger. A bill to authorize the public
Treasurer to employ clerk to sign bonds Passed
A message was received from the House, transmit.
ting certain engrossed bills, together with list OF
magistrates for the different counties Of the State,
asking the concurrence of the Senate in their ap-
pointment After the addition of several names to
the list it was returned to the House for its concur
renee in the amendments.
Messrs. Ellis and Graham thouht it very improp-
or to exclude from these appointments competent
men, because they might be subject to CONSUMPTION
They thought it proper to appoint certain men, be-
cause their competency and because of their &C
feasibility in certain sections of the counties.
A message was received from the House making
arrangements for the reception the Governor in the
Commons Hall at - o'clock.
A resolution in favor Of Jno A. Long. Passed
The hour of twelve having arrived the Senate pro-
ceeded in body to the House, to execute the joint
order and receive communication from the Cover
nor in secret session.,
The Senate returned to their chamber at o'clock.
The resolution to clothe the military prisoners at
Salisbury was then taken up.
Mr. Warren moved to restrict the provisions OF
the resolution to citizens of North Carolina
Mr. Graham said that he thought the Confederate
government had no right to arrest citizen Of the
State and deny him trial. the writ Of ha6eas cor
pus had not been suspended throughout the State,
though it had been in the town Of Salisbury.
Mr. Drake moved to amend by inserting " after
our troops are properly supplied"
Mr.. Murrill moved to add "those prisoners who
are unable to provide for themselves"
Mr.: Slaughter favored the proposition to clothe
the prisoners.
Mr.. Patrick thought it hardly possible to determ-
Inc who Of the prisoners were able to furnish them
selves, as they were denied communication with
their friends or home
Mr.. Murri thought there was no such prohibi-
ton in the military prison at Salisbury.
Messrs Ellisand Carroway opposed the resolution.
On motion, Senate adjourned till tomorrow at 10
o'clock.