Washington telegraph., 1864-10-12

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eaIr.. ANA until The close cf the nrAt session ~
tlt q neral Assembly u th,. -.stso ATksnsA.
gad iha. all laws and paris oi laws rep.al'a =,
sls2rr Jed bv tlis agt, 10 revived ana ih ~
force and r!Tsct from tn lime Of the eHrifaiivH
o. ;his Gct.
Approved: Dot /. 1854
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WHEREAS. There Is now IN operation :, ii.A
county oF Columbia, In ihi- siatr, sianu'aci"'.
for Cotton a-f Wool Cards: and. whereas W
limited supply OF iabo- IN tire country pT-fenS
the proprictors Of said mandatory from inctes
Ing their facilities fog the manufacturing 81 -
SANE: Therefore,
Be II Rcsolr.G 5g this House, That G+Tc'7-
S-rr1-rr. the Commanding Offer Of this Aihfary
Department, be earnestly and respectfully So
cited upon the application Of the PTopllri"gs 80
sril Nfa1uf cterv ~ grant such details fFoIc i4'
military service as may be nefd.Gl II ihe ekirl
zion ofthrir business, under such restrictions 70
h= may decrn proper and jist-
Rf4afref, That the GU1 rTroF hs requested !"
furnish Gen Smith with . copy Of these heso-.-
tcIs-
Approrsd: Oz:- 1885.
Preamble and Resolutions concerning
$ +. Black, and his son Charles, Pvt
trrz, Of Calhoun county.
WHEREAS, $ 7. Black. q Calhoun
county. is BY trade 4 potter. and bis
s0n Charles has learned the trade witii
his father; and whereas, the said >. r.
Black j. in his foriv-sixlh wear, but sub
iect III military duty under the late act
Of Congress, extending the age ot con-
scription to fifty, and his son Charles =
not vet seventeen wears Of age, but Tllt
b. soon. and will then be subject also 70
CONSUMPTION and whereas. tie people ct
Calhoun and the surrounding counties.
ere much in want If potter's ware. and
will br greatly irc0nvrnirnced ifthe pot
ttry Of The said Black il broken uf. by
the putting of him and his ron int
tho military zrIv;ce: therefore.
Be u HeS0lrc3, ~ the Ge7er"l -lsse'n-
j'g nj tic State of arkansas, That Cen
cral ID. Kirby Smith. commanding this
Military Depal tmeut. DC r specially re
qnest-d 70 detail the said Il. L. Black.
10 carry Oh Lis pct-aTY, on condition ti:at
he will receive for his ware Confederate
money, State money, or th- produce Of
the country, as may suit the purchasers,
9. reasonable prices; and that General
Smith ha also respectfully requested to
detail CHARLES Black 10 assist his father
in carrying on the business.
Reeaircd, p That The Secretary Of
State b1 required to forward TO Genera,
Smith. q duly certified copy uf this pro-
amble and resolutions.
Approved: Oct. LIST. 1864.
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WHEREAS. the successful cultivation
of the soil. in grain. Is Of great ard vital
interest % the South and whereas, ow
ing 10 the illegal seizure, By tbose pre-
tending to have authority, and the war-
ton destruction, by tie government Of
ccrs, Of teams in the Efrvice. have 80 re-
duced the supply OF work stock, in The
hands of farmers, as 70 render it made
quatc 10 the cultivation Of tho soil, for
the past and coming seasons. and if such,
abuses be not corrected. they will not
only produce destiiu:ion and want among
thH people, hui interfere materially Will,
the production Of the necessary subsis-
t3i c. for our army in the field. and the
ueydfAl transportation for the sams:
therefore.
Resolrcd. That this House-Scna:s
c0ncnrring-rrspectfuIIy and earnestly
call the attention of his Exc-iency the
| Governor Of this State. and General
Smith commanding this military depart
mcnt, TO this fact, 10 the end ;has thev
may instiinfe such inquiry, and adopt
such nieasurrs. ss may be needfnl to ths
protection of the public interests in that
\ behalf.
! Approved: Oct. lst. 1864
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/. WHEREAS. being profoundly irnrrpss-
el with tlie valuable and efiieieir, services.
rendered tile Trans Mississippi ljrpar,-
meat. by It's gallant and energetic Com
mander, at 4 lime when il s..err,rd We
were to De crushed By all orprwhsln
ing force. under Banks and Steele, W.
give but feeble expression Of the voice and
hea. II 0f tie pntlioticpeople whom Ne r-,-
res nt, when we s1pr, IS our d. ep gratitude
and high admiration Of the brilliant ana
successful campaign. beginning u. Aaa<
field, ending at the battle of Jvzkips'
Ferry. and resulting in the complsf.
| route Of the combined forces Of tie enc
. ny: therefore. be il
Rcsolrei by tFe General Asse,rjly nF
NE State qJ- -ArkansGs. That We r.sur.
our sincere thanks 10 Gen E. Kmsy
SMITH, and All the brave and skillful or
hcers under his command. and all their
heroic snldi-Is. from our own Stafc. as
well as those cf Texas, Missouri. Lonis-
lana, and The Indian Department; and
pledge 70 the Commanier-in-chirf ,.f ,hs
rrnrs- Mississippi Department. and Ma
jor is.reTal MaGnrDgn. commanding shis
Distriei- oAr iivariY cc-oprraticn IN s~~~y
narafire " rrp-l tie barbarorz sud VIA
/ dieiiye ioc, 70 secure our liberty saL
irriainin our rights C. nnr Of 49, H. :
and indeperdOnt soreseig t.rs = ~
4 -, ~ ties O: Ana s..