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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

The Convention at Annapolis, on Tues
day, adopted an order providing for an ad
iournment sine die on the 18th inst The
Convention adopted the present system of Or
phans' Court for the counties and Baltimore
city. The Judges are all to be elected for
four years. Registers of Wills are to be
chosen for two years, and are to be elected
at the same time as members Of the Legis-
lature. Sherinis are to be elected fer two
years as at present, instead of four years,
as recommended by the report of the Judi.
ciary Committee.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND OTHERS.-THE GRAFTON MIVEp,r
PAINT COMPANY now manntacturju., tL, Rcd
Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use: Two coats
wen put ON, mixed with pure Linsccd Gil will last
10 or 10 years; it il of light brown or braul,iui
chocolate color, and can he changed to green lead
stone, oFe drb or cream To SUIT the TASTE. of lht.
consumer II is valuable for Houses Barns Pence
aSIlchlturai implements, Carriage and c1t-hirE err.
Pl'is and Wooden ware, Canvas, Metal and Shuple
Cases Canal Boats Ship and Ship, Lotions FLOOR
oh Cotis Gone Manufactured hum" used 5m,y hi.
lt PaSt Year, ana a. paint la amy pip"F is Ii, mr.
passed Tor body, durability, c!nstrity and adhesive
ness. Price 81 per bib, OF ar ibs which viii >up,Iy
Il FARMER Tor years T." come. Warranted in all c,.r,
~ above Send iur tcnclitr which orns tuIl p,rti,-
nlais None gen.llA' unless LraIur, IN =, trade, mari
GRAFTON Mineral Paint Address DANIEL BID
WE'LL, Proprietor, 25i Pearl street, New York:
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INSPECTOR GENERAL JErFRIEs gives notice
through his chiefs in the counties that as
soon as the pressure of business is over
he will go in person, or send an officer, to
muster into the National Guard such volun.
teer companies as have been formed in ac-
cordance with law
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

THE HARVEST HOME PFC Nc to be held
in Rawlings woods, and formerly announced
for the 10Th inst, will be held on Tuesday,
18th inst, the day having been changed on
account of similar festive gathering at the
Rising Sun, on the first day named.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

New ENGINE HoUsE.-The Town Com
mssioners have decided to erect new En-
CINE House. The building is to occupy the
lot between the new Odd Fellows Hall,
now in course of erection, and the Regis
ter's office to be built of brick, twenty feet
square, and two stories high. The second
story will be fitted up as an office for the
Town Commissioners,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

LAYING A CORNER SToNE.-The corner
stone ofthe new Methodist Episcopal Church
of Port Deposit, will be laid by Bishop
Ames, assisted by Rev. Messrs. Cunning
ham, Matlack and others, on Tuesday, the
nth inst, at 1 o'clock Am.
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SUNDAYScHooL CELEBRATIoN.-Th Oak
Grove and Bay View Sunday schools, will
hold a celebration in the grove J of a mile
south Of Ohio Nowland's, on Thursday, the
18th inst. The public are invited to attend.
If the weather should prove unfavorable,
the celebration will be held the first fair day
following,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

We are pleased to announce that DIR. j..
z. Register, Dentist, is meeting with great
deal of success. The secret of it lies in his
doing his work well and at very reasonable
prices. Those persons who have not got
teeth, and wish to be able to bite and not be
bitten, had better call on DIR. r.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

ATTENTION CoMPANY.-The members OF
Capt. Hills company are requested to meet
at the Court House on Tuesday evening next
at eight o'clock. Business of Importance
demands full attendance.
By order of THE CAPTAIN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

DAMAGE TO THE OARS CRoP.-The wet
weather for the last two weeks has damaged
considerably the oats crop in this county,
which promised to be very fine if it could
have been secured in proper order.
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BSy" The attention of contractors and
builders is called to an advertisement by the
board of Trustees, of the Academy building
in this town.
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Gofal Affairs.

LAYING THE CORNER SToYE.-The corner
stone of the Odd Fellows Hall, in this
town, will be laid on Saturday next.
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A NNUAL MEETING
IA OF THE
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
or CECTL COVNTY.

or CECIL COUNTY.
At the Annual Meeting of the members of this
Company, held on Saturday last the Bird instant, the
following report was presented:
TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT.
In conformity with the requirements of the Char
ter, the President on behalf of the Board of Mana
gers submits TO the members the Twentieth Annual
Report of The operations of this Company:
During the past year there have been l41 new
Policies issued, owt 81 in Cecil county, 10 in Har
ford, in Caroline, . in Queen AIMS, 2 in Dorches
ter 70 in Sonerset, and "A in Worcester county !;
covering property to the insured yaue of SEA 05
upon which were filed Premium Notes to the value
OF Sl7,GG5 OF. of these 14l policies, II were
issued upon resurveys of property already insured
embracing certain notifications and additions
thereto. There have also been certain additions and
alteration made to existing policies, N usual.
Regarding IL as unnecessary TO burden our reports
with statements of policies and premium notes upon
which the parties have failed to make their proper
paylnens-our liability to them having ceased, and
any estimate based upon them being necessarily
wholly unreliable,-we proceed to state the actual
business of the Company for the year.
insured value of Policies issued
renewed, S2S71 SOC 90
nra1aa N1.t.. L
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NOTICE.
l The Summer Session of the Flkton High
nrh"oI having closed HE building aud grounds can
ing extensive, are admiralty fitted for The prepare
lloh OF building materials and are well worthy the
attention Of builders aud contractors. Free access
can be had to the grounds, is Ie fencing has long
since, disappeared. The building is pleasantly sit
All hours both night and day is well suited Tor the
accommodation OF benightrd travellers.
For further particulars apply 10 the
Aug 10, lSU7w BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

AT TIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cecil county,
held at their office in Elllton on Saturday
last, the following gentlemen were elected
managers for the ensuing year:
VIM. Torbert, Jas. Ford, G. w. Bennett,
d. Bratton, G. r. Howard, John Smith,
r. L. Thomas, Jacob Tome, Barclay Rey-
nolds.
Elsewhere will be found the Report Of
the Company,-an item of considerable in
terest to many Of our readers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

The P.W. & r. RAILROAD Co. are about
erecting new depot at Perryville, which
will be in keeping with their great structure,
the Snsquehanna Bridge. The Branch road
to Port Deposit will have its Perryvile con
nection changed, so as to intcrsect the Main
stem near the Bridge. A magnificent tank
house has been erected by the Company at
this end Of the Bridge and is about being
completed. When the rubbish is cleared
away and The new buildings which the Com
pany are erecting and have in contemplation
are completed, no point on the road will
present more enterprise and outlay by the
Company than Pcrryvilc.
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6 illa,lriaI.
THE
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.
Their First Mortgage Bonds
As an Investment.

IF tho Tnior paoi Roil
,n,,., uost r,, on,.ho Na,rosto aud form;rr with
a.. ..aru ,o,,oc,,ons IN ,,broten lima across the
.an. ..,rac,. attention 70 the value of the First
Mortoaoa Ponds which the Company now offer to the
m C. 80, ,,,oa hr nr,d.r+ Investors
r a.. g.. ,o,d. .acrre,, Nsxt uAre thev prol.
80. ;nro.,mon,gu n, ren,v in brief.
49, ~, u,o.;o,, - a., ,rho,o oro,. limo n
,n,a t., =. 80, =. on, c,.,ro hrs;rass oyor+
MI ~..s.,,..,. -. - s,,.u ,ron,, -, ;,,,o,,
-, 49,, er,,, mi, ,.uor, t., 70, or, honds
=. O. s,,,, - ,l,a ,,.,r, !.
So, ~, ...o,, oo.,,;.,,a. 80 ,,o ,.,, nj ,ho
Anea'y uo"e' a". ' Az.
a, n,. IT., poo;so pouro,a ,o,,s oro issrod uno,
=. ~ - ,,,, ,,o., ,roG,,,Io ,incs If
-. H. a. o,,,n..,, ~ ,or ,oars q rrs, h. tbe
-, -, a. ..,..,;o os p.oiso. o,d bs;ny
-. so,.,a,;,,o, a ,or r,a;n,o,n rom,rorotiva
~, AZ, ,,.. g al, roo, oo s;s,od ord G,I,v
~. , - $50 ,.. - g. 49,, ~
all, ,n,,,,,a o,o,, ,,,, MI. ,no,o,io,s for
,...,,.. NJ, ill., .. .,o o,s.orr ,,aso of ,ho poor,
,a.a,,,a .re IN hand a., :. +. ,,rdor contract 10 ho
o-.,
atb Tho nat EARNINGS of the aections already finish
ed are several times greater the gold interest upon
ms rnst "'r'S" no"'' "p'" '"I" so "l'
moi a"o'no' i,,'s VI w. ''a' WIZ D'.''' Wv. pa ,
Fea"y oo''p''e' "ou'u "'' o'y pay '"'ei''' "''" GA
PehseSnou' o' p'on''p'e " 'n' o'",p'"y
otn' ino o"'o' f"''"' 4'"o '0',.'' >'' w
oh'y 'e ROAD anu WI. "'''' D'
III 'h' H'"' Ao' "''''"' '"'' 'p'e''' ''
~.
o'i' i"e'' a'"o""' 10 .''' '.,',.'" ~ ~" ~ '''
el"ai 10 "h"' granite" W inc " D. ,''N
ioi ""i0n !" "'A's s'.'"' NON 10 10 49,,
-'" ,.'o " a"n'- Wv No 'A' ''e' ~'| '
~ M, ~. .n, .u co,,. .,,,ors .
second lien upon the road good investment and that
some Oh TUG pu''"e'S VI '"e ''""''S
<,r,cb ia to than, n tb;,d linn NAV we'll insnrc conf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

--Wicomioo is The name of a new county
to be formed in Maryland, from portions Of
Worcester and Caroline counties
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10

AIlg 10, 1856
+ ,ONCORDvILLE SEMINARY

IOUNG LiDIES AND GFNTL FNEN
An English, Commercial, Scientific and Classical
Institute, ON the Philadelphia and Baltimore. Central
Railroad, twenty miles west of Piila.ielphia
MUSIC, Pal TING, &C., Under the direction of an
artist Of marked ability,
Apply to JOSEPH SHORTLlDGE AM
Principal.
Or BENJAMIN Il. IEGGETT, AM,
t.ate Principal of the Collegiate Institute
Charlottesville, N.Y.
coNcoRpvILLE Delaware county, penna
Aug 10, lS67-2m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10
w The highest Cash Price paid for White Corn
at Srott's Mill, 4th District.
Aug 10, 1S76-tf MILLER h. BARTON.
A STRAY.

A STRAY.
n Came to the premises OF the subscriber. on
Bohemia Manor, on the 4th Of July last, q RED
IL ElFER, about two years old The owner is re-
dncsted to come forward, prove property pay
charges and take her away.
Aug 10, 1S61--jw CHAS BUCKWITH
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BOARD School Comm issiOners
- for Cecil County,

- AUGUST 9TH, 1867
ORDERED, That the Schools OF the county shall
he opened ms Public Schools on the First Monday of
September, next
ORDERED, That in consequence of the curtaed
condition OF the Finances of the Board and the
increased cost of books, the charge for Books and
Stationery will hereafter be One Dollar per term.
Test, WIN. TORBERT
Aug 10, lSG7-3W Secretary
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TNOR SALE.

ENOR SALE.
L BY the subscriber, living near Rowlandsvile
cheap for cash, on reasonable terms to suit the
purchaser, one good new four or six horse SWEEP
POW Err with Donble-Geared Drum Wheel for
thrash'ng grain. The gearing be changed in a
iewmnntes to reduce the speed for Smelling corn
Any person wanting machine would do well to call
and see it, All in good order.
Aug 10, 1SGT-tf JEREMIAH SWISHER
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Sal,464 0S

The success of the Company under the Table of
Rates adopted at the Annual Meeting, 1869, is now
apparent that there Is now not only no appre
hension Of special assessments that previously
noycl the members but moral certainty that in
the absence of extraordinary losses The of the
Company will in two or three years more amount to
such a sum as will justify the reduction of the
annual payment, or the declaration OF dividend.
All which is respectfully submitted.
VIM. TORBERT, President.
Aug To- 1867
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.-Dr 8. Rogers Liver
Pills will prevent the Ague and all Bilious Complaints.
Depot, 2O6 Dock street. Philadelphia. Sold by Dr.
f. X. Foreman, Ekton, and c. l.. lamar, r. Deposit
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A STRAY.

"A SINAH.
IA Game to the promises Of the subscriber living
near Rising sun, Md, the 9TH day Of July, 1867,
RED COW, with horns incnng inward; apparently
about IL years old has calyed since being taken mp
ihe owner IN requested TO come forward, prove
property and pay charges
Aug 3, ls07-3w FRANKLIN TERRY.
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DIED.

MORRISON.--In Baltimore, on Thursday
morning. Sth instant, after lingering i'll
ness, calmly and sweetly fell asleep IN
Jesus, ARTHUR MORRISON, in the 59th
year of his age.
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| a VISIT 40 A NDnLEG AlILf.--We paid q
| visit to our friends, the johnson Brothers,
at Providence Mills, near Bay View, one day
| last week. We found them busy manufac.
turing the various kinds of goods, now much
| used for gentlemen's wear, and flannels and
| blankets. They make some very neat styles
of cassimeres, which find a ready sale, par,
| ticularly among those who know how much
| superior these home made - goods are to
| These gentlemen are born manufacturers
| their father having carried on the business
| in this county for many years, and all their
| work is done under their immediate super
| vision. This, in addition to the fact that
their mill is supplied with excellent ma,
chinery, has given them good reputation
| among the wool-growers, and those whose
tall ideas Of gentility" do not debar them
from wearing " home made " clothes.
The. afternoon of our visit was rainy
one, and we spent the time very agreeably
in witnessing the modus operandi, and listen
| ing to the explanations in relation thereto,
Of the Manufacture Of woolen goods. Few
readers, perhaps, are aware OF Tic Tic number
of processes the wool goes through after
leaving the Sleeps backs, before it is ready
for the tailor. First, it is washed, by which
it becomes hard it then passes to the dye
kottle after which it is saturated with
grease,-in order to work it; then put
through the picker" twice,-this is ma.
chine closely resembling the thrashing ma
chine then through three different carding
machines, by which the light, inferior wool,
and the filth are removed; from there to
the MULE" where it is spun and wound on
the " bobbins " at the same time then to
the loom, where it is woven over yard
wide; from there it goes to the fulling
mill, where every particle of grease and
dirt is washed out and the material thick.
ened till it is about three-fourths of yard
wide; it is placed on machine where the
"nap" is raised then on the shearer, by
which the "nap" is dressed down to an
even hight. This, we believe, about com.
pletes its manufacture.
The mill is three stories high in the first
story the dyelng and fnlling are done; in
the second, the carding and spinning and
in the third, the weaving.
1t is one Of the strange things that the
people will not give woolgrowers such pro.
lection for their sheep as would enable us to
raise material enough to supply us with all
our WOODEN wearing apparel; to be manu-.
featured in our own county. We vonld
thus have clothing much cheaper, and far
superior to most of that which is made at
distance. Besides, the money would stay
with us, and be spent. in the improvement
of our county. But for the sake of having
lot Of worthless dogs about their premises,
they refuse the necessary projections, and
pay high prices for inferior goods; the great
bulk of the money for which goes to enrich
other parts of the country, and very often
other parts Of the world, Il
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

An Examination Of persons desiring certificates
"a Teachers in the Public Schools of Cecil county
Will be held at the room Of the High School in
Elkton, ON WEDNESDAY the 21st of August inst;
and also at the Public School room. i'm Port Deposit
on FRIDAY, the I'D instant. +. A. ELLIS,
President Of the Board of School Commissioners
Aug TO- lSG7-2w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ All persons having claims against a balance
due from the United States to ROBERT A. KING
late Quartermaster us. Navy, deceased are hereby
notified to present such claims, with proper vouch
ers, TO s. j. w. TABOR, Fourth Auditor, within four
az months from this date
STEPHEN J. W. TABOR,
August ., lSG7-lO-3w Auditor.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIED..

MARRIED..
ENTHUSIASTICALLY %, 1867, at 2o0s
SAMSON street, Philadelphia, by Rev. Il.
B. Miller, AMOS H. FERRY, of Elkton,
and ANNIE GIBSON, of Del. county, Pa.
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CASH ON DELIVERY OF GOODS.

and deviation therefrom to any individual. Please
remember that We keep no Books anything on which
10 make charges.
W. respectfully solicit examination of stock and
prices. D. T.. BURTON 4 Co,
Main Street, opposite Post Office,
Aug 3, 1867 ELKToN, MD.
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New advertisements.
QUACKENBOS'S ARlTHMATlCS.
THF LATEST AND BEST.
+ IlaHT WORK AND coon PAY.

l/For pleasant and profitable employment take
Agency for "GOad Books ASK for illustrated Gaia
oyue. Send two stamps.
s. X. WELLS, 3s9 Broadway NY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
County Affairs.

From the ChsrlesIown Spirit and Free,
Press Of this week, we clip The following
items:
Ais meeting of The Christian Arsoci..
uop OF Charleslown, on Monday evening
The 9Th instant, The following officers were
elected Presideni-Dr. l.. T.. CordelI.
Vice Presidenn-Rev. Mr.. Shepherd.
Rein Shugsr,. Rev. Mr.. Hopkins. and
Samuel Howell. Recording Secretary
Cloon Moore. Corresponding Secreis.
O-W. b. GslIsher. Tisssurei--A.
w. Cramrr.
SUDDEN DKA1H.-Miss Sallie Thomp.
ION died With sudden hemorrhses Of
The lungs, while asleep. on Friday night
last, al the residences ul Mr.. John Hurs,,
wear Charleslown. aged 70 years.
DR.. Geo. B. Hunter. formerly Of .his
county. died at Wseshoois. Fla. on the
/ l,h Of October last. oil consunpiou.
Daniel B. Lucas. Esq. Of This county,
has accepted an invitation 10 deliver .
lecture before the Clarke Lycsum. Berry.
vile. on the evening Of the 18Th inst.
The 4ih Qua,e Meeting for JetIer.
son Circuii. NJ. f. Church South. wilt
commence on the l9th instant, 81 Cbssiss.
town.
The valuable saw mill properly VI
Lsngdon e. Phillips. on the Shenandoah
fiyer.3 miles from Chsrlssiown. has hsen
purchased by Kesrsley g. ShesreS. Tor
"a. GOO. Who iniends converting il into .
sash. door. snd building lumber nssufse.
tory.
Messrs. Dishl d Bro /. of Mar,insbure.
intends establishing Marble Yard 10
Charles,own. aud have purchased The
building lately occupied by A. r. Smith
as a Photograph Gallery. Tor ,hat ruf.
pose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Legisiature-Messag OF Governor
foreman.


Foreman.
Wheeling. Jan, Is The Legislature
organized to-day. In the Senate. the
Hon. William E. Stevenson was reflect
ed President. and f r. Hall, Clerk. In
the House. ID. II. p,nueIl was reelected
Speaker, and ". p. Hubbard Clerk.
Governor Boremsn's message speaks
encoursginely o! the renewed and in
clessing prosperity OF The State. He re.
commends the repeal Of the ConfscatIon
law Of 1863. because i. has never been
enforced. is wholly imperative, and EN-
bsrrasses business. and he commends me
Froprieiy Of repeating The usury laws. as
fepelling aud driving on. capital and en-
terprise.
H. says the Revenue reports exhibit .
gratifying state Of the finances. During
the las. year personal property increased
over twenty five per cent. and capital
eleven per cent. The new valuation oil
real estate shows very great increase
over The old, and he recommends 90 en-
ergeiic prosecution Of the work on The In
sane Asylum and Peni,enIiaIy. He says
The repor, on The Free Schools shows
gratifying progress in the work Of educa'
ton. and urges the moe, liberal legisla.
lion in support of srhool. and provision
for The Agricultural College endowed BY
Congress. He advises the Legislature to
provide for speedy geological survey Of
ste State; and 10 encourage immigration
TO the State.
The message concludes with an able
argument in favor Of ratifying the amend
ments TO The Constitution OF The United
States. and says i. was the absolute duty
of Congress TO take control Of the rebel.
lious States after the war, and under The
circumstances the terms Of restoration
proposed are not vindicliVe or uDkind,
much less unjust, Greater magnaninily
was never shown under kindred circum.
stances.
A resolution ra.ifyine the Constitution
u Amendmrnt vas passed in the Senate
10 day. BY snle of Is 10 3, and IN The
House BIZ 1910 IL,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

! Washington. Jan. 9.-The Preside,
sent to the House IF Representative 10
day partial lisIoi The persons ps.d.n,c
containing all OF the n.o.I prn.ir.., IN
each Of tie Southern States. The LI i,
as follows 10 Virginia Grnrrsls ia.
ward Johnson. Jsmss l.. Krmp.r, E. G.
Lee. p. Il. More, B ] Page and J. N
81. John; Colonies J. X e. Lewis, ,sd
Charles +. Torburn Surgeons C. arl.,
Brewer and A. s. Garneu; Naval OF.
GERS J. w. Cooke. X. r. Carer, /.
Campbell, john Debro, Wm. d. Harris.
on. K. w. Jefr y, ID. II. Lewis, Hugh
n. Page, aud Il. b. Pegram: Mea.b. :.
Conf, derale Cougrsss-Alex. Il. Bo,elsr.
J. K. ChandIess. ID C. Dejsrneu. Jane.
Lyons. w. II. Mcfarland. w. X. STA.
pies. Thos. S. Ghulson, and G. G.. Wick.
ham p. II. Ayle.t, Attorney Confedss.
ale States j. d. Halybutton. Cobfsder.
ate Judge, Cmizens-Jon. M. Brooke. E.
E. Fauntleroy, J. ID. Henderson, K. w.
Lynch. Wm. Leigh. s. p. Moore. II.
Ould and q. P. Scarborough and Il.
Taylor also w. G. Whi,tle. s. 8. Lee.
A. o. Browne, and J. r. Mason. junior
officers Of the Confederate priss,ees
Shenandoah. Ia West Virginia- Gens.
John Echols and Alex. &. Jones. Mem.
bers Confederate Congress, A. 4. Cspss.
ton Robr. Johnson. James T.. Lsckridgs.
&. W. Russell, and S. A. Miller ci,i.
zens. James b. Washington and Chstss
J. Faulkner. The lsi,er was pardUned
as "rebel minister TO France snd this
note is added:
"Note-Mr. Lincoln promised Mr..
Faulkner full and FREQ pardon il he
would come within The u. s. lines and
take ,hr OATH" Mr.. Faulkner never 70.
ceived The letter of the President and
consequently wac not psrdoned.
Washington. January 9.-Many con.
ficIing sta,emenls regarding the Presi.
dents determination in matters Of par.
Ions, are made. Nothing definite can BE-
learned. bu, i, is asserted On good suthor.
ny that several psrdous--among shem
lhs, Of Gov. Lstchrr Of vifRinis-wers
sent to the Attorney Generals Office TO DO
ru, in proper shape. and were returned
rom tie State Department endorsed "too
ate" IL seems tina, psrdons. previous 70
will be discontinued for The
present.