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HnIISE OF COMMONS

HOUSE OE COMMONS.
The House met pursuant adjournment. Prayer
by Rev. Mr. Landsdell. Journal of Thursday read
and approved.
Messrs Foust and Henderson were appointed to
superintend the election of Trustees Of the UnVer-
sity upon the part Of the House.
Quite number of names from various counties
were added to the list of appointments Of magistrates
Several additional gentlemen were put in nomi-
nation for Trustees of the University.
A message was received from the Senate trans
hitting series of resolutions passed by that body,
asking the concurrence of the House. Crhe same
as introduced in the House on Tuesday last by Mr..
GriSsom and passed.
Mr.. Grissom said that engrossed resolutions from
this House exactly similar to these had passed the
Senate. He therefore moved to lay them on the
table.
Engrossed bills and resolutions from the Senate
will be noticed when they come up on their second
reading.
A message was received from the Senate trans
hitting bill relating to the numder of Magistrates
required to transact county business for Johnston
county, with an amendment of general character
The House concurred IN the amendment
The special order being the Revenue bill, the
same was taken up for consideration on its third
reading.
Amendments proposed by the committee on f.
nance gave rise to considerable discussion Various
amendments to the amendments were introduced
Messrs Shepherd, Harris of Chatham, Cobb,
CowleS, Amis and Person participated in the dis
cusson.
At o'clock the House proceeded to vote for nine
Trustees Of the University.
Leave Of absence was granted to Mr.. Harris OF
Chatham, from and after Saturday until Monday.
Leave Of absence for the remainder of the session
was granted to Mr.. Hooper.
At 2 o'clock and ten minutes the House adjourned
to 10 o'clock Saturday.
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requesting our representives in Congress to endeaVor
to have an act passed making Confederate notes
legal tender.
Mr.. Crawford proposed substitute as an amend
ment to Mr. Hendersons resolution. Mr. crawford
said that his proposition referred future contracts
and he conceived that such was the only way that
this matter COULD be properly disposed Of =
division of the question having being called for
the question was put upon striking out; and the
House proceeded to consider the resolutions intro
duced by Mr.. Cowles relative to the writ of hGbedS
corpus, &c.
Mr. Cowles advocated the resolutions in speech
of some length and force.
Mr.. Foy said that he had introduced resolutions
of similar import some days since, and they had
been referred, but the committee had not yet re-
ported upon them. He then proceeded to address
the House at length in favor OF his resolutions as
substitute for those offered by Mr.. Cowes, and took
strong grounds in favor of the civil over military
authority.
Mr. Cowles accepted two of Mr.. Foy's resolutions
as an amendment to his.
Mr. Shepherd moved to strike out one Of the res.
outions instructing our Senators and requesting
Representatives in Congress to vote for repeal
of the act authorizing the President to suspend the
writ of hdbeas corpus in certain military districts
Mr.. Shepherd said that he would not vote for a
resolution instructing Senators and requesting
our Representatives to vote Internationally for the
repeal OF tnls act 1here mSnt DC eWe: Sehc'es III
which it would be necessary to suspend the writ OF
ha6eas corpus The motion to strike out was con-
CURED in, and the resolutions were passed.
On Mr.. Shepherds motion, bill to amend the
Revised Code relative to salaries and fees was made
the special order for IL o'clock tomorrow.
Mr.. Harris, of Cabarrus moved a reconsideration
of the vote, by which the House decided to strike
out all after the enactng clause Of the bill regulat-
ing the currency between creditor and debtor. Be-
fore the vote was taken, the House adjourned until
10 o'clock Thursday.
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LEGISLATURE OF NORTH-CARoLINA.
EVENING SESSION.
TUESDAY, Jan. 81, 1863


TUESDAY; Jan. 81, 1868.
The House met pursuant to adjournment
The hill to amend the charter Of the Chatham and
Coal Fields Railroad, being the unfinished business
of the morning The question being upon certain
amendments recommended by the internal improve
,ment committee.
M. Waddell spoke in favor of the bill, and went
into the history of the coal and iron interest of the
Deem River country, and argued to show that no
better investment could be made by the State so lar
rs dividends are concerned, but that it would mate
rally contribute to the development OF the great
mineral wealth of the Deep River valley. =.
The committees amendments were concurred IN.
An.uendment proposed By Mr.. Mckay was &C.
ranted by the author of the BILL and the vote was
t.fen and the bill passed its second reading.
On Mr. Fowles motion, the rules were suspended,
and the bill put on its third reading.
AR. Cobb spoke in opposition to the bill. He
Thought it impoc for the State to be adding to her
debt at this time unless there was military neces-
sity for it Our taxes are now heavy and must
necessarily be greatly increased next year.
Mr. Mckay spoke in reply to Mr.. Cobb and in
favor of the bill. He thought that the building OF
this road would result in great benefit to the State
and he argued to show that the investment would
prove safe one and that the development of the
iron interest was matter of necessity. He stated
that the Confederate government had had surveys
made and maps drawn with the view of erecting
foundries thereon. All that was now needed to
bring out the great wealth of that region was to
afford facilities for transportation and this road would
do that
Mr. Cobb replied to Mr.. Mckay.
Mr.. Fowle spoke in reply to Mr. Cobb, and made
an elaborate argument in favor of the bill, showing
how this work was matter of military necessity,
and demanded by the interest of the entire State
and the Confederacy.
Mr.. Rives opposed the bill.
Mr.. Fowle replied
l. al he in
favor of the bill.
Mr. Rives replied to Mr.. Fowle, and proclaimed
himself an internal improvement man from princi-
pie, and said that he in no way responsible for
the course of other representatives from Wayne
county. He was not native of the county, and had
lived there but short time.
The vote was taken, and the bill passed its third
reading
On motion, the House adjourned until 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
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TO CONSCRIPTS!

HAVING BEEN DETAILED BY SPECIAL ORDER,
LII for thirty days, recruiting service, hereby give
notice that the Cnnscrpt Law has been far suspended
to allow conscrPts to join any company in serTc
aud be thereby entitled to the bounty and other bene
provided by law for volunteers 1t is confidently erPe
ed that this liberal offer the part of the Government VI"
be eagerly embraced by the greater part of those liable
Service under the cOnscript act
Men, have yet opportunity ofbecoming VOLUNTEERS
Your country needs your services. Embrace this oPPO
tunity at once.
1t has been made my special duty to enlist men for C
T. w. Harris Cavalry Company of the R3rd Regt n ~
Troops. am authorized however, to enlist for any GULL
pany in this command. ~.
will be in Pittsboro' Tuesday of February Court ns
10th Friday the 18TH Collins Store, in Moore CSu
ty; Tuesday the l7h, and Tuesday the oath a. a.
thage. Recruits for cavalry companies will be
furnish horse. ,e,cs
Conscrpts become volunteers and strike for the deeO'
ofyour country. ,,,r,, r. coE
6Srd N. C. T., Recruiting Vhcei'
Jan. 81, 1853. lOIw&sTM"P IF ~
~ Fayetteville Observer will insert to the value
and charge to this Office.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.


house met pursuant to adjournment. PRAYER BY
Rev. I. Z. Skinner. Journal of yesterday read
Mr.. Shepherd, from the committee on finance, re-
ported bill to amend act entitled an act to pro-
vide ways and means for supplying the Treas urv,
&c: MI. Shepherd explained the import of the bill,
ana said that 1t was important that the bill should
pass at once. He therefore hoped that the rules
would be suspended and the bill passed its several
readings. Concurred in and the DILL passed It's
final reading in the House:
Mr. Waddell, from the same committee reported
back bill concerning Notary Publics, recommend.
its passage.
Mr.. FOwle, from the same committee reported
PACK bill concerning the emancipation of slaves
by last will and testament recommending its re.
lection. no '''
Mr. PEBBLES moved that the bill now be consid.
cred blythe House
Mr. Fowle opposed the motion, ard the Houss
refused to take up the bill.
MT. Mckay, from Harnett reported back a bill
1or the relief of the people of Allegheny county,
recommending its passage
on motion of Mr.. Gentry the bill was put on its
several readings and passed
Mr.. PEBBLES, from the judiciary committee re-
ported oack bill relative to attachments of sol.
S diers property recommending substitute for the
On motion the bill passed its several ra.dirr, -,
der suspension of the rules.
Mr.. Watson, from the select committee to zboro
was referred the matter of recommending some plan
70 prevent the spread of smallpox reported hill
upon the subject VII
On motion of Mr.. Shepherd, the bill was ordered
to be printed. %
Mr. Grlssom introduced bill to autbnrize the
Secretary of State to employ clerk at sasTv not
exceeding $500 per annum. Referred tn comIittos
on propositions and grievances. '''''''''
Mr. Bryson, a bill to restore to credit Nelson q
Howell -'''NOn VI
Mr.. Hooper. a bill to legalize the proceedings If
8 court In GataWba county. Passed its several
readings under suspension of the rules.
MI Burns, bill to amend the Revised Code reIa-
tive to administration '''"
Mr. GFissom moved to take up House bill No. Is,
relating to the suspension of specie payments by the
oa1Ss, t9oTegulate the currency between creditors
ana debtors. Concurred iD and the bill was read
Quite lengthy and an animated discussion
ensuea, participated in by Messrs Walser, Grissom
na addel for, and Messrs Fowle, Shepherd
4ekden and Amis against the bill. Pendipg tho
SeSe, Mr; Henderson proposed a resolution as a
substitute for the BILL instructns our Senators and
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

III OFFER FOR SAIL TWO VALUABLE TOWN LOTS
in MorgantOn, and Meadow containing four acres Iy-
ing within hundred yards of the Depot This
ceent place for large lanyard One of the lots well
fenced and in clover. 1t is the most handsome building
site in town. The other has and half story
house, good well Of water, excellent garden large
stable which will accommodate 40 horses, large coach
Sheds aud No. frame blacksmith shop it. This is
the most desirable property to be found in market
Refugees from the East will do well look this pro-
terms. II sold privately. it will be sold at public auc-
ton on Tuesday Of Burke County Court.
c. s. BROWN.
f. N. BOONE, Agent
Aorganton, N. c.. Jan. so, 1853 l0-w&sw4t.
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the Senate proposing to go into election for nine
Trustees of the University, tomorrow at11 o'clock
transmitting number of names in nomination. The
House concurred in the proposition and additional
nominations were made
A message was also received from the Senate re-
fusing to in the proposition from the House to
adjourn sine die on Monday next.
The Revenue bill was made the special order for
tomorrow IL o'clock, on Mr.. Shepherds motion.
On motion, the House adjourned until 10 o'clock
Friday.
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HIDESI HIDEsII

NJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
II signed receiving hides their yard For
estville to be tanned the following terms onehs
Sole Leather so cents pound Dressed Leather rs cents
per pound.
Hides labeled and deposited at J. W. Rogers store
Raleigh will be taken to the yard tanned and returned
the City free OF charge for transportation Send in the
hides so that they be tanned before next winter
Address J. F. FORT F. NJ. PUREFOY.
Forestville N. c.
Jan. s. 1858. S-w&swI5tdp.
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LOST TRUNK-s2O REWARD.

n OST ON THE I4TH DECEMBER BETWEEN RAIL
Ia eigh and Graham large black TRUNK, bound with
iron hoops with label tackled on end marked " Mrs
o. H. Edwards Graham, Alamauce County, N c." 1t was
probably put of at other station by mistake will
pay the above rew6d for the delivery of the same with
contents to the R. R. Agent Graham Station:
Graham, N. c., Jan. o. 1868. 4-w&sw5tpd.
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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISS1SS1D1---
RIVER. Ell

VIE 7 IsOI hIEIUh HAVING BEEN ROpppn -
the Abotionists in Arkansas of all but HI, g By
ers great bargains in the following lands, selected o.
ago when hrst IN market, and after personal ey!a h
ton OF each tract See price affixed to each or
whole list to any purchaser for $4,000 cash or @
market price, or One.half cash, and time notes for
secured with per cent. interest. Located IN NiSs
county. Title clear u" mississippi
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Headquarters 5atb No.

NEAR FREDrRrcKssUasl ment,l
u drrf pOLLARs REWARD VIII NV.n, 1863.
me or cr Sp sf following named desertsriS PAID FOp
WIN BYEa s Gssi: y Thunder
complexion con dark height I've se Eyes bask hair H.,
vbi.t d. GAEVER sd about 46 Years occupation
cbes born iDy ib complexion fair height ys blue
tion farmer HSS'nan, n. C.. aud br SN To-
SAML. j. PAR9 G ~ ccup,.
Jan, 20, 1863. 0Sp'' 20. h, 54th N. G }.
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SENATE
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2S, 1868.

hDNESDAli Odi. 90 lOOo'
Senate met at 10 o'clock. Journal read.
A message ives received from the House transmit
ting resolutions similar to those passed by the Senate
yesterday, declaring North Cardinals loyalty.
After short discussion the resolutions were
passed Yeas 33, nays7
Also message proposing to adjourn on Monday
next
Mr.. Brown moved TO insert Wednesday.
The proposition on motion of Mr.. Graham, was
laid on the table.
Mr.. Young, from the committee on the message Of
the Governor, reported bill
BILLS RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. Graham, a bill to provide for the payment of
claims due the State from the Confederate Govern
ment
Also bill in regard to Auditors office Passed
their several readings.
Mr. Ellis, resolution in regard to the enrolment
of free negroes as cooks in the army. Referred.
The bill to secure the rights of married women
was discussed by Messrs. Smith, Graham, Falson,
iEure, Murr and others.
The hill failed TO pass. Yeas Is, nays %.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill to raise ten thousand volunteers for State
defence with Mr.. Lanes amendment excepting con-
scripts from its provisions,
Mr. Warren said he had no idea that this proIo-
siton, coming from the Legislature of North Caro-
lima, would be treated with "scorn and contempt"
rs expressed by the gentleman from Northampton.
and South Carolina 1t was considered almost trea-
son by some for the old North State to propose to
raise those troops. The Legislature of Virginia
had given General Floyd 10000 troops, there was
no conflict while North Carolina had furnished
$4,000 men out of voting population of $4,000.
Mr.. Sanders also spoke in favor of the original
bill
Mr.. Eure proposed bill 20 organize the State
reserves" as a substitute
Mr.. Lindsay wished to know where and how men
under and above the ages of is and As could be
raised, their presence was necessary at home
Eastern Orth-Carolina had called upon the Con-
federate government time and again for aid, but in
vain.
Mr. Eure said that voluntary enlistment was i'm
possible and he considered this bill fraud and
s~indle; half of regiment could not now be
raised in North Carolina by voluntary enlistment.
ne considered the bill humbug.
Mr.. Smith of NJ said he would vote for the bill
Ga motion, the Senate adjourned
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TOWNSVILLE, N C.
TINE SPRING SESSION OF 1868 WILL BEGIN
II on the first Wednesday in January next and close
the fourth Tuesday in May. Mrs. N. S. DAVIS, Prin.
cpa is thorough scholar, graduate of Greensboruugh
College and experienced in teaching and assisted bs
full corps of teachers.
TERMS PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS:
Board $50; Tuition, regular course $40 to $l5 Music
on Piano. Guitar or Meodeon, 800 each OrnamenaS
usual price. ]. w. THOMAS,
President.
Dec ~, 1862. 10O-w&swl3pd.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ERECTED
Il large TANNERY, with the advantage of steam works
do herein certify that will and deliver promptly
every his cow hides at the following terms: sole
leather hides Onethrd; upper and harness hides half
Any person wanting hides tanned for cash. will tan sole
leather hides for 40 per pound and upper and harness
hides for 80 cents per pound Two miles East of the Pool
us the yard at the Depot at High Point and
leather will be delivered at the same place.
For further particulars address
s. ". 4 N. KIVETT,
New Market, Randolph Co.. n. C.
Oct 81 1852 AovEsu3m
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PLANTATION FOP 90

IUNTAINING 1000 ACRES-2oo ,on1
ed' about 200 bottom land and zoo acras CLEAR
good. Apply to ! / u non 1%TPrOremeei'
Jan. 20, 1868. charlotte NC
7-yESrS
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n OTICE
LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
SOGn ACRES OF LAND IN FRANKLIN COUE.
~OV ty, n. c., Cedar Rock, Cd the road lead.
Jig from Castaa, 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 timbered The i'm.
provements consist of dwelling with rooms and nece
sary outbuildings Bedford Academy is about half mile
at which good school rs kept.
For further information address,
J. W. JACKSON,
Castalia n c.
Dec 30, 1862 1-K&swl7tpd
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No swamp; rich bottom; to 10 miles from. M;; ~?
IeVee protecting IT. Ordinarily, price IS by tract
HS' O. a Sec. l, 100
% miles N W. of Helena. pood neiobbo-boo55' Nv
passed in every sense. Price $40. OH'"''
South East, s. side s. E. 4 Sec 2. 1ao
{" s. ofW WI 1So
" s. Off T,SW. q az
s. ofRes., S. w. q
Near Helena, and fine lands Price SO. "
South East, Frsc. Section, &, SIS
q 8, $40
u " II, $40
large tract adjoining. Sold last year to planter at 81
per acre. PIice $40 per acre. In all-65s4-s4
W. X. RIGHTOR, Helena, Ark
Nov. z, 1882 90 wks a1E
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Office N, r. paI

Office n. C. Railroad X
No. 4. w. CHOPS, Jan. 18th. IssS0',
VIE di BGARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE npo,
able and after the second PeF is 5av h
Certificates not herst9re presented viii next
W ensure payment, and dividends will sun be repu,,
OWNERS In person or on powers of attorney De paid H.
Jan. 3, 1853 WIN D. BRYAN, Jr, S...
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VALUABLE MILI.S FoD ~

IL west of Carthage, Moore COUNTY con,aiS' NlLES
on which Isl Grst and Saw Mill, Cotton Gng
or likely negroes. II fNT TWSle1dlerate mODsr
November IA, 1862. nN N aoRlSOy,
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NEGRO MEN WANTED,

NEGRO MEN WANTED,
Rnn NEGRO MEN WANTED TO WORK ON
OOU the Piedmont Railroad, now being buit Ne.
tween Greensborough and Danve. We are paying T5er
al wages, and the negroes are well car~s Is-.~r
WANTED 100 CARPENTERS
Apply immediately to E. WILKES 4 CO.
Contractors Piedmont R. r.,
Dec. s, 1852. 98-wGswI7tnS
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FNHE NEXT SESSION OFF HAM,
eco SCHooL, will open the second Monday IN HSERS
Oxford, N. O., Dec IL, 1852. 1oo
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House met pursuant to adjournment Jour-
nal of Wednesday was read and approved
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. Allison, from propositions and grievances, re-
ported back memorial and bill to establish the
county Of Hill, recommending the passage ofthe bill
Mr.: Fleming, from Judiciary, bill relative to.
guardians &C. investing funds in Confederate bonds
recommending its rejection
Mr. Person, from military committee, bill to
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FOR SALE,

NORTH-CAROLINA PER CENT BONDS.
~
W R. RICHARDSON & co.
Raleigh, Jan. 80. 1863. 1O-w&swf.
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NOTICE,

HlEING DESTROYS TO SETTLE Ut MY PRESENT
ID business, wish all persons indebted to either By
note account to forward and settle for the same
Also all persons having claims against to present the
same for settlement. E. E. HARRIS.
Raleigh, JAM 6, 1858. 3-w&swf.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOB 81

DH0HIHAnLE FHUFERTY FOR SArD~
A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT c,E nLE'
n chased on early applcatio to us. The L., DE- FUR
Jour acres with an excellent spring near at hand n
Also Ne. tract Of land in high state of cr,.
containing $50 acres with the necessary budn"s
Greensborough, N. c., Jan. Is, 1853 5N zrIHnL5L
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w. r. RICHARDSON d CO.,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Raleigh, N. C..
IoFFICE FAYETTEVILLE STREET
"ILL CIV E PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
w sales and purchases of State and Confederate bonds
Bank and other stocks collection of drafts and any bust
connected with the different departments of the
government.
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sold.
REPIREECEs
o. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
VA. Wright, do.
!. John D. Williams, Fayetteville.
w. G.. BroadfUot, do.
]. ]. Blackwood Charlotte
W. Lane. Wayne County.
John ID. WhitfOrd. Craven County.
Hon. Thomas Ruffn, Alamance County.
Hon. w. N. Edwards, Warren County.
Hon. DIV. Courts Rockingham County.
II. W. Guon Lincoln County,
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January Is, 1863 5-wdswsm.
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STAGE LINE FOR SALE.
Owing TO THE ABSENCE OF ONE OF THE PRO-
" pretors in the army, are induced to sell
Coaches Horses Hacks &c. This line from the head
Of the Western North Carolina Railroad to AshevilIe,
distance of 6s miles, passing through Morganton Marion
Pleasant Garden, Old Fort and the Swanannoa Gap of
the Blue Ridge We have twenty six head of good horses
four coaches three hacks and several bugges and harness
for about forty horses.
Any wishing to purchase, by calling the under
signed, have opportunity Of inspecting dill the stock
the road.
Terms of SALE six months credit note and good security
BROWN McC0NNAUGHEY.
E. NJ. BOONE, Agent.
Horganton, JAM 80, 1868. lO-w&sw4t.
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS.
HEATS AND CAPS FOR BOTH CITIZENS AND
Ii Soldiers, wholesale and retail.
E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1863 9-w&sw6tpd.
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give more efficiency to the militia, recommending
its rejection; alse memorial from J. A. Corney,
asking 10 be discharged from its further considera-
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Papers which have copied the article to which
my remarks refer, will please publish my explana-
ton. F. E. .SHOBER.
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

Dec. 80, 1862.