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Standing Committees of the Senate.

Standing Committees of the Senate. 81
The Standing Committees of the Confederate Sen.
ate are as follows: ~
Committee on Foreign Afairs-James Orr,
Chairman; Louis T Wigfall Caperton, Waldo
Johnston, VIM 'Simms.
Committee on Flnanee.-Robert W Barnweii,
Chairman; R 7 Hunter, Thos Semmes, WIN
Graham, Robt Jemison, Jr.
Committee on Commerce-William s Oldham,
Chairman; Augustus E Maxwell, VIM Dortch'
Iandon Haynes, R W Walker.
Committee on Military fairs.-Edward Spar
row, Chairman Louis Wigfall, Henry @ Bur.
nett, Gustavus A. Henry, Robt W johnson.
Committee on Nd0al Afaas.-Albert G Brown,
Chairman; Jas Baker, VIM Simms Il John
son, VIM A Graham.
Committee on tie Judiciary. -Benjamin d Hill,
Chairman; Landon G Haynes, R W Walker, W
Watson, Thos j Semmes.
Committee on Indian Afairs-Robt W johnson,
Chairman; w Oldham, Waldo P johnson, Au'
gustus E Maxwell, Allen T Caperton.
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads: -
Chas Mitchell; Chairman; Jas NJ Baker, Landor
Haynes, Robt Jemison, Jr., W Oldham.
Committee on Public Lands-James N Baker
Chairman; Gustavus A Henry, Robt W johnson
Committee on Patents-Augustus E Maxwell
Chairman; Benz H Hill, Landon G Haynes.
Committee on CL1ims Henry Burnett Chair
man; Jas Baker, Waldo P johnson.
Committee on Territories Louis Wigfall
Chairman; Chas Mitchell, Robt W Barnwell
Committee on Accounts-A Caperton, Chair
man; VIM Dortch, W E Simms.
Com aittes on Printing! W O Watson, Chair
man JAS L Orr, Landon q Haynes.
Eagrossment and Enrolment Dortch
Chairman; A 7 Caperton, A Maxwell
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Secre: Circular Of the Patriots and Property Alds,s
~ho are surport;ag Co., Vancs
(CONFIDENTIAL)

RALEIGH, January IL, 1864.
SR:-Abon the close of the last session of the Legisla
lance and indeed necessity of having published the City
of Raleigh able aud efficient newspaper to advocate the
Of Southern independence met together here and
after mature consideration, appointed the undersigned
committee to carry their purpose into effect IN such way
might be deemed advisable 1t has been ascertain
ed that his only be done by raising amount by SUBJ
scripuon sufficient purchase the State journal and its
printing establishment We have agreed with the present
proprietor d. the price of 100000 of which $500
be paid in cash. and the residue it can be
collected The large but in the present state
of the currency assured that is not
The paper will pass into the bands of A. H. German,
practical printer and With whom is purpose to
sucate some able and talented gentleman in editing the
hundred dollars and take deed for the property for the
use of the shareholders Mr. German has much conf
dence in the of the enterprise that he has agreed
take $oOun worth of the stock. Several gentlemen
here without reference to any expected pecunary profit
have suGscr bed from $500 to each As patriots and
holders they feel that something of the kind must
be done the State from disgrace and prevent the
loss Of all that is dear to us-our liberty our property,
all.
We shall need al the fupds we can get Information
must be laid betre the people and appeal to you to in
yourself Immediately in the matter and raise what
amount can either by way Of stock, subscription
gift list of the subscribers and amount subscribed by
each and all money when collected may be sent for
yenence the first named of The unders gued, who is
chairman the committee and who will duly acknowledge
the At the outset the expense be greater than
the receipts but believe that such paper will soou
well managed. than pay all expenses. The paper
ri.weeky and weekly; and We hope you will also
tive meaus TO procure subscr bers to it.
THUS BRAGG,
NJ A. BLEDSOE,
PETER HINES,
J. W. b. WATSON,
WIN. J. HAWKINS.
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mon sense if we are law abiding people, If We re-
gard the Kings name as tower Of strength, We
must not make commotion because q law has been
enacted which our jurists announce IS within the
limits of the Constitution of the country that We
have sworn to support We ought to be willing to
stand up to our own Constitution and our own
1awan :.
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Is Mr. Holden for peace9 So is Gov. Vance, He
is for peace now! Nor will he sickle upon for.
malites to gain that peace. He prefers it-as we
oil prefer looming by regular negotiation through
the Confederate government; but he will accept 1t
IN any honorable way that it can be obtained. He
does not believe that time when the uiceties Ito
say no more of constitutional law are disregarded,
in order to carry war; these same nceties should
be allowed to obstruct the passage to peace-Con-
| serratiUe.
The above is from the Conservative, Gov.
Xances " Court Journal" established and sustain.
as it is believed, by shade officers who are con.
stantly near his person, and who enjoy many spe.
cial privileges, and among them that of shipping
cotton by the Advance and receiving in return the
luxuries of the English and Yankee markets.
Gov. Vance is for peace-he is for peace nov =
Is it possible3 When did that change come Ger
the spirit of his dream?" He was for war when he
went to see the President last summer-for war
red hot for war when he returned-for war when
he denounced the peace meetings, and labored in
various ways to put them down--for war in his
Wilkesboroughs speech for warm bis speeches to the
army, telling the soldiers, understand he did
that the only road to peace lay through Pennsyl.
yania-for war in the Confederate and in the COL
uu7ns of all other Destructive papers that speak for
him; but in his own Court Journal"-a paper
which it is expected some Conservatives will read
the manner of obtaining peace. He will take it in
any honorable way-that is, he'is for the interven.
ton Of the States fort State Convention, or he will
hear propositions from Lincoln, or he will "accept
it in any Honorable way" that can be thought Of
At Nilkesiarough he declared that there was but
one honorable way"-to wit through the. com.
mon govern. uent; at Fayetteville be charged that
the adyecates faState Convention wantedo take the
State out Of tn. Confederacy, and that, when they
denied this the, could not fool" him; but now
be perceive a. sorts Of ways for obtaining peace
We will tell the Uple what Gov. Vance wants
he oaats votes Th 1t is his darling object just now,
and his recent ceuda ct shows that he will assume
as many hues as the c hamelion in order to accom-
plish his object.
We call attention to the game which is being
played to deceive the peopla Gov. Vance has three
or fopr organs, all playing different tunes to please
the audience. The Eayests 7ille 01ssrrer sounds
the war tune. ipte.minsleaf :n"w and then with
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GOVERNMENT OF NoRTH-cAROLINA.

His Excelleucy, ZEBuLos VANCE, Buncombe, Governor
Col. David A. Barnes: Northampton, Aid.
G To- c Sio5 5sbn lt'' ao Mses ,f,d d.
Richard Battle. Jr. Anson, Private Secretary.
Dr. Ed Warren, Chowan, Surgeon General.
John Russ YAK Of State
Curtis II Bngden, W,yne, Comptroller.
Samuel F. Philips. Orange, Auditor.
Oliver H. Perry. Wake State Librarian.
Msj.r GsnerslG g. Gatln, LenGjr, ASutant General
Major John Devereux, Wake Quarier,naster.
Major Thomas d. Hogg, Wake, Commissary and ord'
Major James es' Sloan, Guilford, Q,artermas.er.
Major Henry A. Dowd, Edgecombe, do.
Major James Il; Foote Asst Adjt Gen, (Rol Of Honor
Major VIM. A. Graham. Jr: Asst Adjt General r.,
Lieut.. Josiah Collins, Washington county, Ordnance D
Lieut. John Neashery, Wake, Asst. Adjt General.
Lieut. Thomas White Franklin. Asst. Quartz rmas,er
Lieut. Isaac W. Garrett Edgecnmbe, Asst Qnarermastef
Lieut. Thaddeus McGee Wake, Asst. C"mmissary.
Lieut. Charles d. shomP 2S%1c Wake' ASST
Su0rene Court Richmond NJ. Pearson, Yadkin. Chief
Justice; William H. Battle, Orange, and Matthias aan
w. of Craven, Judges; Sion H. Rogers Wake AIt'rnsss
General; Hamilton e. Jones, Rowan, Reporter Ednunaa
B. Freeman Clerk Meets in the city Of Raleigh seona
Superior Courts Judges-Edwin G Reade, Person
Romulus Saunders, Wake; Robert Heath Gh9%rD
Robt s. French Robson Jas W. Osborne, MecklenouIs
George Howard, Wilson; Robert Gillian, GranV''s'
VIM. NJ shipp. Henderson ord
Seiciors-lst Circuit. Jesse Yeates Hereford Snp
Circuit Charles: c. Clark. Craren Srd Circuit, SIn a.
Rogers Wake Attorney General; 4h Circuit, ihc I
Settle Rockingham 5th Circuit, Ralph Bhxon CumS "
land 18th Circuit, Robert F. Armfed, Yadkin Iln U
I cut VIM. P. Bynam; 9Th Circuit, Augustus S Aerr"'D
BuncoInbe' . p;rr
Martin Judge Geo. V. Strong. Wayne, Attorney vi 3
Watson, Craven CLERK; Wesley Jones. Wake, Marsna'
GuncA of State.-F. B. Satterwae, Tit; ROPER y
Dick, Guford Dr. James Galloway, Wilkes u.
dredge. Johnston; J. R. Hs-grave, Anscn; jesse
Stubs, Martin. ,-,,;dsnt
Literary Bourd-His Excellency Gov Vance Presia s0
En- O6fcio Rev William E Peli, Wake. and fro pcb
Richard Sterling Guiltord, DR.. VIM Sloan, CASTOR
ard Battle, IT., Secretary. ,, Coy
Board Of Internal oeseents Excel lene Wsrrep
Vance, President Es Oseio, VIM Eaton, Jr, OF chsa
]. H. Flauner, of New Hanover, aud Montord Me''
Richard Battle, Jr, Secretary. pu6r
Ctzu;ssoneys of Sinking Fund-Hon. Thomas HI HOB
| Alamahce Hon. Weldon N. Edwards, Warren anu ~
David L. Swain, Orange , Ill.,
The University OF North. Carolina is at Chape n"'
Hon. Eavid L. Swain, President. commou
Rev. Calvin H. Wiley is Superintendent Of C0'N''
Schools of the State -, n Inti
Willie Palmer, A. NJ, is Principal of the y. T.
tuition for the Deaf Dumb and the Blind at Raleg9
DR.. Edward G. Fisher 10 superintendent OF 'ns
Asylum;
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LIZ. COL JNo. T. JoNEs.-We very much regret
to learn that Lieut. Col. John T. Jones, 26th regi-
ment N. @. troops died on Saturday last Of wounds
received in the recent fight on Friday 1t. Col. D.,
was spoken Of by those who knew him as most
gallant officer. He was from Caldwell county, and
graduated at the University in 1s61.-Conssroa-
tire aas-=-~- d. - -
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after the straitest sect" are bound not only BY the
silken cords Of affection and common interest but
are also grappled togetheras with shocks Of Steel"
In conclusion, we can only express the lively hope
that at the coming mass meeting, the same good
feeling and universal harmony may prevail In the
councils Of our party. -,
LYNN ADAMS, Chm.
JonN n BUNTING,
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Second Confederate Congress.


The following is list of the ID Congress of the COME
crate States, now in session at Richmond
SENATOR'S.
R. W. Walker, Robert Jemisou, Jr:
ARKANSAS
R. W. johnson, Chas b. Mitchell
FLORIDA.
Jas NJ Baker, A. e. Maxwell.
GEORGIA.
Benz H. Hill H. V. Johnston.
KENTUCKY.
II. c. Burnett, VIM. E. SimmA.
LOUISIANA.
T. J. semmes, Edward Sparrow.
MISSISSIPPI
A. G. Brown, j. W. G. Watson.
MISSOURI.
Waldo P. johnson, One vacancy.
EoRTn-cARoLlNA.
VIM 1SDqrtch, VIM. A. Graham.
sourH-cARoL1NA.
Robert W. Barnwell, James L. Orr.
TENNESSEE.
Landon C. Haynes, G. Henry,
W. s. Oldham, Louis 7. Wigfall.
VIRGINIA.
A. Caperton, R. NJ. T. Hunter.
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The First Battalion Heavy Artillery is commanded b
Shooters BY Captain R E. Wilson The Second BattaIon
lnfanry) By Major ia mes Iredel SD regiment; The
Third B.,'ton Le5' Artillery By M. Jns W Moore
by Capt J. o. Cherry; The Thirteenth Battalion Liz,
Artillery BY Lieut. Col Joseph Starr The Fourleenh
Battalion Cavalry BY Lieut. COL L. Henry; The Fiji
Sixteenth Battalion Cavalry by JamesC McRae; Thomus
Legion consists Of regiment and Battalion and com.
manded by Col. Wn. h. Thomas
sons Division, EwePs Corps
The 3D. Alb and sOth in Ramseurs Brigade, Rhodes
Division, Ewell's Corps
The 5th, 18th, 10Th and 2ad in Johnstons Brigade
Rhodes Division, Ewell's Corps
The 9th. 2st, 54lh and 57th and LIST Battalion Sharp
Shooters are in Hokes Brigade Writings Division Beau
regards Corps TIE 4zd regiment is temporarily with
The 7sh 18TH 2sth, s8d and s7th are in Lanes Brigade
Wilcox's Division, Hills Corps
Pickett's Division, Beauresards Corps
The 9th, 18th, 59th and 63d in Gordons Brigade
Hampton's Division Stewfr t's Corps
The llth 26ih, 44th 47th and SD are in Kirklauds
Brigade, Heths Division. Hills Corps.
The 18TH 18TH I'D a4th and 3sth are in Scales Brigade
Wilcox's Division Hills Corps.
The 18th z5,h ash and 18th are in Cookies Brigade
The l7th I'D, aoth and ss,h in Martins Brigade
Writings Division Beaurcgard's Corps
The s4th, s5lh, 9Th, 4s,h and 5oth in RansOms
Brigade, Pickett's Division, Beauregard's Corps.
The zsthis in Ecous Brigade, Frenchs Division, Folks
Corps.
Biigsde Rhodes Division, Ewells Corps
The 36lh and 4oth in Herbert's Brigade, Writings
Division, Beauregards Corps
The Saith is in McNair's Brigade, French's Division
Folks Corps.
The t5th is in Davis Brigade, Heths Division, Hills
Corrs.
The 5sth and soth are in Reynolds Brigade stevenson
The 10th, 4lst sd s4th ssth, 9th and ssth IRE not
brigaded.
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Il Ham A Brown,
2|Wm K Cox,
5ISteph D Thurston,
a Bryan Grimes,
5|Thos d Garrett,
S|Robt F Webb,
7lEd G Haywood.
81 Jas N Whitson,
sIWm q Cheek.
lo|stephen D Pool,
III VIM J Martin,
l2| III E Coleman,
l8|.Jos H Lyman.
14R Tyler Bennett,
Ii VIM MacRae,
l6|Wm A Stowe,
l7lWm F Martin,
lsJno D Barry;
YIC NJ Andrews, .
2oIThos F Toon,
I'll ~ rhos G Galloway
"a Vim J Clarke,
2lH M Rutledge,
26lJno r Lane.
GJ A Gilmer. jr.,
e Sam D'Lowe,
2slWm B Creasmau
SIFrank NJ Parker,
81 Jno V Jordan,
81 ED C Brabble,
50 Clark NJ Avery,
SAW L J Lowrance,
Is inc G Jones,
3IiIWm Lamb,
3IWm n Barbour,
3SIWm J Hoke,
3s David Coleman,
40 Jno ] Hedrlck,
! 4 Jno A Baker,
~ Jno E Brown,
4SIThos 8 Kenan,
44lrhos G Singeltar.
4oiSam a Boyd.
ALVIN L Saunders
41lHon n Earrih,u!
| ASSAM H WaIkup,
49!Lee NJ McAfee,
WIGeo. WORKMAN.
5iiHector Mcketha:
6alWm A Owens,
A|Ken r Murchiso
5a|Jno K. Connally,
5tlPaul F Faison,
5IArch C Goodwin,
osI JnO B Palmer,
5siDen D Ferrabee,
6OtWash N Hardy,
6l Jas ID Radcliffe,
&lLawrence N Allel
6"IGeo N. Folk,
66lAIex D Moore,
81 Jne N Whitford,
6olJas W Hinton,
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TEXAS.
MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Colonies.


FIELD OFFICERS, BRIGADES, DIVISIONS ~,
CORPS OF MOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENTS ANU
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ILIsuT. CoLoNELs.
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6sLawrence N Allen
6"IGeo N. Folk,
66iAIex d Moore,
ii iJno N Whitford,
6olJas W Hinton,
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Who have injured 4hsmSeIIesi6y certain practice
from e2h eompinibns, Or at school, the sffects OF
which are when asleep, and il mot
eursdl renders marriage impossible, and destroys
What pity that young man. die hons n bI,
country, the darling OF his parents, should DO
sn9tehed from all prospects, aud enIOymentsqO Of life
py the consciousness Of deViAtinR from the path Of
sAture and tndul In eartRinSkcrst habit such
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Sale OF LandinM arshall County.
sftt ~ 81 sB4 a. ~ Tninhs
josiah IngersOll, sit bIntthe

1F1iN Fitf ~ 81 u sbs a. 81 n In fyhsncal,v
josiah 1ngersOll, SID l1aIt 6s'It offS1it
john Wilson and Benjamin Redd. J Shall 90. viva.
N pursuance OF tho decree or the tRld Court made
a In this cause a. the Spring Term, 1864 1.-THE I'M
deraigped. Sheriff Of said county Of Marshall win
on the 18th day Of February, 1864, At the Court
HOUSE for MAfshAll county EsI for ready money Is.
the highest hldbest bidder the tract OF land ID the
olit q gpi1eten thereof e Pay the
twenty cents with interest from the ffss day
hfApEldn the year OF our lord u htoea hundred
and hfty nix, aud twenty. three dollars twenty.
hy9 cents costa OF this suit together With the costs
OF this and the tSeS 81 the Sheri for
making thi! hale and such other eo3tjMa5 may be
tnstdent q nal such eale The said tract
OF land q the tract mentoned In the bill and pfbp
eoednBs In this eseS eoLta Aiding ninety-0ne acres
And pole1, and tract OF land Sit
nate In MArahhll county on which said BENJAMIN
hedd lately resided bounded by land or James VIII
SON, Thomas Stewart and others, and which WRseon.
5teyOd by Bald 1ngergOll to raid oF6ndant john
Rilsons by deed, dated hHiTst day Of April, 1855
Shd teeordsd IN The Glet,s office Of MarshAll oout1
~ AtDresaid.9 HAtt s'-5s' --'a' -'s 3J.REED,
jAn19 S0t Sheriff of MarshaIr county
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.,i TsR q AA8sslls rs 9 80 Z. ACTON
Baltimore g. 93IfogRaiIfbadt

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fleuIaont.'.....'. ~ Ptedmont....... 700 =,
gambeItapA. 42Q ID f0aklRndala az. agSsaO a.
W4sSinssaJ'ts $50 -. t1 rs :. 4
Balttadrs1...... 900 Wh5eitSEa 80. $40 ma
~, aiA3f 5nttts IAiI, TRtI eIYaht51 a.
b ave.. " yli a.. 4 s1,.;. sisG .s4E1 -
Whaling daily. ssea7 j Baitimers daily Il
SS1cept eatuf- except Sun.
day FIX day at.!g....:...s e.i5 u
STSftSS SSH = t9.sts Ss O..
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b ,,,tIo bid % lioi. t.las.l =. B: FORD,
nm 70 = sel., y neetlns.
Cleveland Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Kali Road.
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" senior viii ISaJJS' y
tSundayS excepkod:l - +4sSp'tt = ''"lIoSs'
il60e III IMaii ELI
1itsy.I.nj 80 ~ e IN - y 'ssouJ PIsAf, sud
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$50 AZ ~ Hn5 fyIss, ~ u y. 6SS so9fRn a.
tJHyY.tFII "a $500 " y y, S's0 II
ES15 y fSN ING TRAINS.
tl5 T y thElSgeFoFi at 6.0S p Ma and 600 A. N n
I'D ., at51xp a. BrldgSEQrt 1t 6;Gg A; NJ I065
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saddIes. SHatness. Trunks "a
WHOLIaAIE az

! bsfs.f, WhoLBaALE RETAIL. y
4.sIHrr4 kp No: tsi Main street, eotnSEi !
a Union, VII eontinu6 70 6b5 81 Ifihd SiSrFG0nd
Of all - iiTe eIIsTf
@g 81 IAoiPs and Saddles, Pine& oodTSel
e Carpet Bag, sateheIs, Col
ts9ula respectfully eallattention tony stoek.and
By strict attention aud prorapfneSI, 10 merit
ontnuhnee Of II public pafFuiaFs = 80 5sS.,I
An kinds 81 done ma IN 4 pro
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7DTsEASEsOF IMPRUDENCE.
IbtA STRANGERS

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80 = leng a4 the BmAllegt fec can be obtained, and
over your own CALLING dtdPp0tntf emit p "a "
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HtS remedieg or Treatment are unknoVn to All
pEgpafed from ilfe SPENT Ia th6 great hos.
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ftoGte practice than any other PHI SIciAn
IN the lNotld.llr q. ITO ssNi a. liln !. y
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