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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-04-08

- FORSYTH CouNTY.-Perhaps no county in North
Carolina has been more slaHdered by papers and
politicians of the Richmond Enquirer stamp than
Forsyth. Yet it may be doubted if any county in
the State or in any State has done more for the
cause, taking into the account the number Of vol.
uhteers furnished, the number of lives sacrificed,
the contributions to the clothing and subsistence Of
the troops and especially to the support of soldiers
families at home. OF this last item we have Just
had an opportunity to see something Of the work.
: ings of the enlarged system of iberality adopted
by the county, and organized and managed by E.
A. Vogler, ESQ.,, President of the Board Of Susten-
ance of the county. He has II sub-agents, one in
each captains district in the county, whose business
it is to see that every soldiers family is provided
for and does not suffer- He buys provisions to be
distributed through them. He laid in large SUD-
ply of -four bacon, &c, before prices advanced: he
procured salt from the State works and from Vir.
GINA; lately he bought 10000 bushels of corn in
the eastern part Of the State; bought all the pork
he could find last winter and had it butohered and
cured. And to consume all this he has some 1900
persons looking to him for bread and meat. He
has printed tickets furnishing evidence on honor of
the members in family, wants. &C., upon which aid
is granted monthly in proportion to need endorsed
upon the ticket as granted, either with or without
pay, as circumstances require In this way soldiers
families often fare better than persons who have
plenty Of money, but can't find provisions to buy
with it.
Recently, Messrs. F. &. H. Fries, who had been
much imposed upon by applicants for cotton yarns,
pretending to purchase for soldiers families, have
generously agreed to supply Mr.. Vogler at 90 so
per bunch and he supplies soldiers families at the
same price, upon the evidence of his district agents
The whole arrangements of MFR. Vogler slow that
he has devoted his time and his own means. lib
orally; and his liberalty has secured tho 20 opera
ton of all near him-his County Court bis district
agents Messrs Fries, and in short the whole com.
munity.' Other counties might do well to take a
good many leaves out of Mr. Vogler's book Rsy-
etteviUs O6srrer T..
We concur with the 01ssrpsr in the above. A
friend has shogn us the printed blanks through
which Mr.. Vogler transacts this business so thor
oughly and usefaly, both for the County and for
the recipients Of PROVISIONS: Mr. F.. W. Leinbach
one of tile agents Of Mr.. voglsr, passed through
this place few days since. on hia way To- tls East
70 procure corn sor the psepts Of fessYth
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RT Rev. BISHOP ATKINsoN.-Bishop Atkinson
been in Raleigh during Easter, and has preached
(eral times in the Episcopal Church to large and
ntive congregations On Saturday and Sunday
pings tbs rite Of confirmation was administered
some twenty persons. We had the pleasure
hearing the Bishop on Saturday evening and
hday morning. His style is exceedingly clear
simple, and his discourses are calculated to do
good His discourse on. Saturday. evening,
ch was devoted to some extent to the state Of the
ntry, was remarkably well conceived and ex-
Ssed, and contained many wholesome truths.
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Gbt Stan>arS.
,,cu: WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8. 1868.
The SituatiOn-The News.

,uo sill to make the stereotyped announce
WV the main armies of defence and invasion
u. w. Inactive, though skirmishes are Of daily
".sDce 1t is evident that this torpid state of
~ ~, cannot exist much longer; for winter at
' ~ i mast and the insuperable barrier Of mud,
ieh has prevented hitherto the enemy's advance,
r.n,d,v disappearirs-crumbling into dust in the
bril- sunshine u-...
CANT Mosby, with fifty men, was attacked BY the
rmr $50 strong, in the vicinity of Dranesville,
,ts LET inst Some thirty of the enemy fell at
first fire. The rest fed, and seventy.one Of
.;r number we're captured in the pursuit They
llOnsed to the first Vermont Cavalry.
The enemy landed small force last week from
Dboats in the Ware river, who were pilaging the
pntry in the vicinity of Gloucester Court House.
From Tennessee.
Heavy skirmishlng is reported at McMinnville.
The enemy's gunboats on the Tennessee river
We been driven back. They attempted to land
Tuscumbia, but were repulsed by our sharp
ooters.
Ma; McCann, with 100 men, captured Federal
in On the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
;. miles from Nashville Enemy's loss 40 killed,
sounded Loss on our side one killed, three
punded
We have no news from Vicksburg or Port Hudson.
The PROGRESS has dispatches announcing the cap
70 On Sunday last, of the Federal gunboat Diana,
ooDtiug five heavy guns. She was taken by
,,;on Of Sibley's command on Attchaialaya Bayou
sv miles above Brashear City. The prisoners
len numbering 1910 in all, belonged chiefly to
Il 18th Connecticut and 18th New York.
There are no new indications of an early attack
thor mon Charleston or Savannah.
From Eastern North Carolina.
We have many rumors, but little reliable intel
.nce from the East. 1t is currently reported
ii Gen. Hill had laid siege to the town Of Wash
zion, and had ordered the removal of women ane
bildren prior 70 the contemplated assault
From the North.
The New York Herald of the 3lst has beer
Aceved... It admits the abandoning and burning
the Mississippi in attempting to pass the Por
udson batteries. The Hartford and Albatross
by. This, it claims, enables Farragut to cat
q Confederates off from all the country west o.
e Mississippi.
Hooker was in Washington on Monday, chatted
it'll Lincoln, and returned Monday night to the
my.
The army of the Potomac is said to be. in 6nt
ieht, and ready to move.
Latest-Important from Charleston.
A dispatch has just been received in this City
hich states that the Yankee iron clads and trans
prts had appeared in force off Charleston, that tn
ksmv had landed troops on Coles Island, at is
outh of Stone river, and that an attack on tn
" was considered imminent.
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THE N. G. CHRISTIAN ADvocArE.-The first num-
ostsle ddcssa<.a; after suspension gilmore than
year, has appeared. 1t is an excellent paper in
respects. Its Editor, the Rev. William E. Pell,
assesses peculiar qualifications for his post and We
I've no doubt that he will so conduct the Adooeat e
to give satisfaction to his Church. religious
per in his hands, cannot fail to increase Christian
|arity and do good generally.
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Mr.. DAviDsoN.-Dr. Love, of the Henderson
Times, writing to his paper from Richmond, says
"Since here, have been in daily intercourse
with our representative, Col: Davidson, to whom
am under many obligations for kind attentions.
learn he is very faithful in his attendance at the House.
never being absent at its sitt,ngs. | am also in
formed, he is in the habit of frequenng the hospi
tails in and the city, looking up and after the
sick of h,s District and laying in complaints to the
Surgeons in charge where they, or their attendens,
Seem neolectfnI -
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|he Democrats of the North are all at oncs s;ls

|0s Democrats of the North are all at once silent
cation to peace. We have never had much
rom that quarter. The opponents of Lincoln
WV nearly all war men. a month or two since
Of the Northern Democrats were in favor of
md seemed to favor the independence OF tho
as A. Sat the bitter abuse heaped upon them by
h.. @ paper, the Richmond Enquirer, appears
' Converted them into enemies. The war
0n' and'the Northern Democrats will do oil
q" to aid 10 its prosecution, - ::
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n 3 was ordered By the Board That for the pre-
sent the sum allowed for publishing distribution be in
creased to $50 for spring aud $40 for fall distribution
Raleigh Standard, Tarboroueh Souiheruer Wilmington
Journal, Fay etteve Observer, N. G. Argus, Western
Democrat, Greensboro PATRIOT Asheville News Hender.
These papers will please copy three times and for.
ward copy of advertisement to The Secreary who will
then forward check for the $50 allowed.
April Z lss3 ae-M
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CIRCULAR.

; Bureau for COnscrfptiOn.
RICHMOND, March sc, 1863.
IN VIEW OF THE DIFFICULTY OF DETERMIN.
ing here whether exemptions and details asked for are
lawful and necessary for contractors with the different De-
partments If the government.
-. NOTICE
is hereby gves TO all concerned that such applications
will hereafter be considered unless made hreuk the officer
with whom contracts are msde upon his recommends.
ton and certificate At least this b impFacticabe the
contractor must state the Why the ofths
tent of the contract -
By order Superintendent: ~
: :fr-@ A. g. JONES'
April 2. 1862 a0-st
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Fayetteville Market, April 2. 1853,

Bacon $3.50; Hard, $3.50 bse, y side; but.
ton, zsi5@s1S cotton yarn, S5@s6 y bunch eggs 400
80; Hour, S5o@f54; corn, $Gon@S4lo: leather. sole,
retail; sheeting, si@75; wool, IL.
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IEr0RTANTtSALE.

HAVING AIKEN ADMINISTRATION on THE "a.
60 ass or Dsdley s Goooh, deceased late 81 Naih
Wahh proceed to SELL at his late residenco near
s.s Tar river and about our u:,es ffo San.
iss S. SCI Snesay the 18th day Of April 1868 the follow
!e q dtesn blade de- sfssfs TWENTY hosspd
r h tobacco, two three tsusand pounds Of hacor
stoh dred pounds lard several valuable work horses
MA cattle hogs. and sleep. eight hse thresbn4
h. inc, one four horse wagon f-4nng utensils house,
and kitchen furnnre and many other articles not
ssary to mention Will also en out the plantation
disposed Of before the day Of sale Tes six months
credit bond and approved dirty required sre the de-
livery Of the properly. 3 B. -
AMOS enoC4. Adn'f.
Nass Cenafy, Apni Ans. le-wtd.;
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\ ELL DoNE--The Grand Jury of Caswe,l Cvu,i-
Avis Lea, Esq, Foreman, having learned that
ANY of the planters" of that County "contem,
e making full crop Of tobacco" have appealed
|aem in the most earnest terms not to do so.
trust the appeal will be successful, and that
p Grand Juries will act on the subject,
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died at Howard Grove Hospital, Richmond Va on the
l2t n't Of continent small pox Sergt JAMES W ,soS
com:any.C, 9Th n C T. Deceased was from Johnston
Comfy n c. He volunteered at the beginning Of hosili.
ties md was severely wounded at the battle of Williams
burg On recovering he reoined his company aud fought
gaanty through the Maryland campaign and the bat.
tie Of fredericksburg He was thence the Hosp
tai at Richmond to- for bronchitis and there
contracted the fatal disease which terminated his earthly
career. He was duful son, afectionste brother
gallant soldier and devoted Christian.
How: sleep the brave who sink to rest,
By all their ruuntry's wishes best!'
When spring, with dewy fingers cold
Returns to deck the haowed mould,
She there shal! dress a sNee.er sod
Than fancy feet ha, ever trod.''
. "~ Ed. 8.
Died, at his residence in Chatham County on the 18th
ult. of hempegy, CoRSsLrUs WoHsLE sr after an illness
of ur months He leaves wife and eight children to
mourn their rreparabe loss. He lived the life of the
righteous and died the death of the ssms and has gohe
to spend bissfn eternity with his God and friends
[CoM.
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Tue Powers AT WASHINGTON. New York
Hera!ds Washington correspondent writs:
There has never been time since the commence
ment Of the rebellion, when more cheerful and
confident feeling prevailed in the government in all
its departments The President is in excellent spirits
to- day.
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War DO ANNALS NEED SALri-Prof James Z.
Johnston, Of Scotland, says:-" Upwards Of half
the saline matter Of the blood 7 per cent consists
Of common salt; and as this is partly discharged
every day through the skin and the kidneys, the
necessity of continued supplies of it to the healthy
body becomes sufficiently obvious. The bile also
contains soda Zone Of the ingredients Of salt IS
special and Indispensable constituent and 50 do all
the cartages Of the body. Stint the supply Of salt
therefore, and neither vii! the bile be able properly
to assist digestion nor the cartages to be built up
again as fast as they naturally waste.
1t is better to place salt where stock can have
free access it than to give it occasionally in large
quantities They will help themselves to what they
need if allowed to do so at pleasure; otherwise
when they become salt hungry they may take
more than is wholesome"
A son Of the Emerald Isle had been engaged by 3
man Of the name of Haney to haul coal, On deliv-
ering it. Mrs. H. wished him to take it across the
pavement and deposit it IN the cellar, which he
would not do She told him he was emo gentle
man." "Faitb, num-" said Pat "and if l was q
gintleman do you think I'd be hauling coal for the
likes Of Mr.. Haney?"
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CITY BATTALION.
LAST CHANCE FOR CONSCRIPTS.

"AVING BEEN AUTHORIZED,T TO RAISE A CON.
Pany to be attached TO Major E!'iotts City Battalion
conscription (tre being e"ro.se) and others 70 ths
chance ofoining good co,p ~ FIR speoak duty in and
Ground ar Ih. stations
ing given. Quarters I'd rat ons Furnished from day Of
enlistment; also, trans, .,rtatiGa =.
Address IN. II. ALLISON,
E@'t uGl Recruiting Officer,
~; City Battalion, Richmond, Va
hPrif, 1908 29-w&swf5tpd
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COMMON SCHOOLS

fv\HE BOARD OF SCPERINTENDENTS OF CON.
Il mon schools for Wake County. will meet the law
directs at tae Chairnans Office in the City Of Raleigh,
on the Sd Molasy of April Instant for The transaction Of
business :" STEPHEN STEPHENSON Chm .
April T. 1863. l5-w2tpd.
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TIE ABoLImoSlsrs AND SEcEssIoNIsrs. We
speak of aboltionists, mean those of the Greedy
school; and when We speak Of secessionists, we
mean those who preferred to break up the Union
when the cotton States seeded. These people, it
seems, are very much alike in one respect. Thur
low Weed in recent letter on Horace Greedy, says:
Half million of men will not again "go to
their graves like BEDS" under the threats Of politi
cal hyenas who remain at home howling. This, by
the way, is a peculiarly of abolition fanatcism.
The zone idea men" do their uttermost to agra
cate the horrors scar, but take precious not
to expose their crapen carcasses They are
found, not with the
Grupping vigor and rough frown of war,
but in lecture roops, upon rostrums, and in edito
rial chairs, babbling about NEGRO regiments, that
only have ideal existence and hurting anathemas
at those who fight for the Union"
Every reader will be able to apply the above to
some persons in bis neighborhosd, by substituting
sccessionst for sbolitionist.
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S1ocK MAskEz-GOd and Siver $50 to 900; N. c. Trea-
suTy notes no; Bank Notes. IS to Is premium.
BoNns-Confederate 10l and interest; North Carolina
per cent lis aud interest North Carolina SIS old ISSUE
10 20 l45 and INTEREST," Gs issue ll2 and interest,
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED,
On the morning Of the LIST instant. by Rev. J. D. Hut:
lam, Col e. T. AMsN to Mrs j. HILL, all Of this City,
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Georgia-COtton Planting.

In the Legislature of Georgia, on the Sd instant,
bill restricting the planting Of cotton to acre
to the hand was lost in the Senate yeas IA, nays
19, and in the House, yeas 65, nays 70.
We learn from the Atlanta lntelligencer that the
discussion in the committee which reported the
above bill was warm and sectional. That paper
says: g..
1.-THE cotton region portion of the committee re-
ferred to the part their section had borne in the
war, in supplying the now destitute region of Cher
okee Georgia with bread, and the members of the
committee from Cherokee retorted, that much as
South. western Georgia may claim to have done,
she cannot claim what Cherokee Georgia can viz
that, in numerous cases where the man has gone to
the war; the wife has followed the plough in his
absence with brood of children at her heels, cry.
ing for bread" 49,
The law Of the previous session allows three acres
to the hand, and the Ltelligencer says many farm
taking advantage of this law, to put in cot
ton to the full amount Of it. Three acres will pro-
duce an average Of two bales to the hand Are the
planters of Georgia really in favor of independence
Gov. Brown, Of Georgia. in his late admirable
message to the Legislature Of that State says.
"The country and the army are mainly depen
dent upon slave labor for support. At the present
prices of all the necessaries of e it is impossible
for the women and children to support themselves
In my opinion ut will take every acre Of land, and
every days productive labor which we can COM
mand, this year, to make our necessary support {;
and he who employs any portion Of his lands and
labar, in the production of cotton, tobacco or any
other products that will not sustain le to that ex
tent endangers the success of our cause"
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Mr. BADGER.-We are gratifed to state that'M
Badger has so far recovered as to be able to walk
on our streets. II the prayers and good wishes Of
numerous friends could avail he would soon be re-.
stored to his full vigor
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IRON FOR SALE.
.TVEN THOUSAND POUNDS OF IRON SUITABLE
Il for farming purposes, for sale BY
ALBRIGHT BASON,
Graham. N. G.
April T. 1863. l5-wstpd.
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WANTED TO HIRE.
A GOOD NURSE FOR TIE REST OF THE YEAR
- for whom the highest price will be paid Apply at
this Office.
March e. 1863. 25-tf.
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Arr
~ HHDS GOOD BROWN SUGAR.
~ For sale by A. A. WILLARD
Greensboro, n C., April I, 1868. ga :.
TEA.
0AA LBS GOOD BLACK AND GREEN TEA.
~OO For sale W A. A. WILLARD,
Greensboro, N. G., April 7, 1868. 99-
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FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS REAPER. WITH EXTRA CUT.
"A ter bar, DC. New and iu order Aliens patent of
New York. Apply to J: $ LEATHER'S,
t,sto.s. Rillsborough. N. c.
April 7, 1868. l5-w4tpd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

of the Government. Mr.. Stuart's plan en-
braces four leading ideas:
LIST. The immediote discontinuance of
the issue Of Treasury notes.
cd. The prompt withdrawal from circu-
lation of all the Treasury notes. except
two hundred millions, by tax and COM
pulsory loan Of twelve per cent. on the as
sessed value Of the real and personal pro-
perry Of the citizens.
Sd. The pledge Of an export duty on all
the productions Of our fields and forests for
the payment Of our debt. present and pros
pective.
4th. An enlarged and vigorous system
'of taxation, to prevent too great an in
crease Of anr debt, and TO inspire conf
dence in the purpose Of the Government to
pay the outstanding debt, as well as that
which may hereafter be incurred.
The main object to be secured by this
scheme. as well Shy the one suggested by
the South Carolina bankers, is the reduc-
tion Of the circulating medium to within
reasonable bounds, and the restoration of
confidence in the solvency Of the Govern
|ment. Mr.. Stuart estimates the value of
the property OF the country which can be
new. reached. taking the statistics Of the
census of 1860, at four thousand FIVE hun
dred millions. This value was fixed be-
fore the war and on specie currency.
Twelve per cent. upon this sum viii yield
$40 millions. IL $50 millions be applied
to the redemption Of an equal amount Of
Treasury notes. there would remain . sur
plus Of 90 millions applicable to the ex-
penses of the Government, ip aid Of reve-
nues derived from other sources.
The Treasury notes thus redremed
should be cancelled at once, and as the az.
gregate in circulation is estimated al $50
millions. but 400 millions would remain to
carry on the business Of the people and the
Government. For the $50 millions. bends
bearing 6 per cent. interest are TO be is.
sued TO the taxpayers. which renders the
tax to that amount in reality forced lean ;
the 90 millions are 10 20 in the way Of tax
for the support Of the Government.
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LIST OF CASUALTIES

OF the ca Rsg'G ~ C. 7tsqps IN tie Battle Of Rap.
pohanaOes RaiLrOad Bridge. ksu. ia, 1863.
Company. .A-Killed-Serg't John W
Williams. Wounded--private . l. Stral.
ler.-Missing--Capt J & Tnrner. Lieut..
Price and Coz. Ssrg't II Dickson. Corpls
] G Wiley ard Z Smith. Privaies ia NJ
Bowman. J T Brown. j $ Brown, / W
Burgess, r Burgess, L VI Collranr. w
4 Croker, z G Croker, ] Cutting. Jno &c.
BILE. 5 Hedgecock, w A Leensd, Gesrgs
Lence, John MCrIn, II Il Morrison. Join
Knott, VIM 00ennell, L II Rich, JoLn P
Stout aud w Turner.
B-Killed-none. Wounded - Private
Acadmus Mangum. Missing-Capl w K
Parrish. II L l. Cooley, Serg't THEMES
Wilson, torp1 Willie Meadows. Priyates
II c Bachelor, A s Darlington. John Car.
ingten, john Gates, Willie Gates, Dewitt
Davis. John Davis, Bushrod Duke, Nash
Duke. L franklin, n s Jackson. inc James,
p Latta, Wm Latta, A Il Laws. q Laws,
q L LAWS, w kaws, Jno Mangum. w lille
Msngum. A Parker, ID Parrish, N Parrish,
] A Rayfeld, w X Roberts, VIM Slamy,
Dewitt Tilley, Jas vanhsok, VIM y Yea.
Eey. w 2 Wagner. w 8 Watson and AIer
Wilksrssa.
C-Killsd--none.. wounded-Lieut W
. Clinton. Misiiug-cspt w g Guess.
IL " J Christisn. ssrg'ts A . Carroll, w
Y Phipps. Csrp'ls z w Pickett. j w Carl.
tsH, u Vicksrs. . w McKeraIl, Privates
W u Adams. VIC Glenn, Jas W Holloway,
w II Hsrndos. n c Hsradon. John rus.
key. " J Laye,ek, Levi Markham. J O
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aillsburaugt gssurntr.
HILLSBeRoyGH, N. G.
Wednesday, November aS. 1858.

We tender our sincere thanks to the considerate
and generous friend who sent US last week two loads
Of wood for bic pears subscription to the Recorder,
with the observation that it was just what he had
topay In times Of peace. and he coad see no reason
why he shou pay less in these stirring times Of war
end high prices" Bnt more especially we thank him
~ bis kind nots. il being peculiarly grateful To gu!
feelings to receive wOrdr Of appreciation and encouI.
,sement in these times Of trial and depression.
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oar Congressional Representation.

VUI NOuSfC1sk00ah hScpEcBeutathou.
From the returns received from the Iais elections
in this State Il appears that the following persons
have been elected to represent the State in the nexi
Confederate Congrssa;
LIST Dist.-Hon. w. n. H. Smith, reelected.
ID Dist.-Hon. e. r. Brdgers, reelected.
Sd Dat--Df. T. J. Leach, new member.
9Th Dist-Lieut. Thsmss G. Fuller. new member.
9th Dis,s,,capt Josiah Turner. new member.
ah Dist--Hon. John A. Gilmer, new member.
7th BM.-s. II. Christian, new member.
9Th Dist.-pr. ]. G. Ramsay, new. member.
9Th Dist-B. s. Gsiihsr, reelected.
10th Dist.-Gen. G. w. Logan, new member.
Seven new members, and three Of the old members
have been elsctsd. According TO The classification
sfths nine ofths ten members elected. ,all
bat Mr.. Rlidgeu.) ars claimed as nenbes Of the
soerseru'iEcr rarsy. Wa nua, however. that
tRy ara al. GOOD men end true, and viii seret their
eegnsry, with hiisfelnes-.