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C, SATHEDAT, JULY 2, 1864 and paper stopped when the. No. 61. j : " j-f- - ..- , . -"-. - -- i'?"" : . ' - . ... " r mwm IM&i 1 1 1 1 i ! i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i r r fi inn n i i n ft i r- f I I LJ II :U I I I I I 1 1 I I 1 1 I I I i fi .1 I 11 . I VC P-V Ur f 1 Till I I Wf " I t-T HLo li 0 h m & JDV hm M f . : en.-"i WUUUt , IT 1U U UU Kill r - 111 : Correspondence Between Got. Vance and the Authorities at Richmond.;. The publlo-printer, W. W. Holde'n, although or ' dered by the late General Assembly to publish cer- tain correspondence between Gov. Vance and the ! Confederate authorities, has refused to do so, for ' the reason, it is believed, he is fearful its publication would redound to the.benefit of Gov. Vance ; because those letters furnish, a complete answer to and refu Ution of the many false charges, slanders and cal umnies, that have appeared in the columns of the Standard and Progress for the last six weeks. This correspondence jis in the hands of Mr- Holden, and has been for upwards of a month, and although he publishes the Standard twice a week, reeking with the vilest 6landers against Gov. Vance, he persists in refusing to discharge his duties as a ' public officer. This most-re mark able conduct, on the part of the public printer, has necessitated the course we now adopt, of obtaining copies of Gov. Vance's letters from his letter-book in the Executive office. "We ' publish the first instalment of these letters to-day, and will giye the remainder on Monday and Tuesday . next. , I "We invite the attention of the people of North Carolina to this correspondence on the part of Gov. Vance. It will be seen that he has guarded well ' the honor and interests of his State. and the people. No man, considering the trying circumstances that have surrounded him, could have done better. QOV VANCE PROTESTS AGAINST ILLEGAL IMPRESSMENTS. State of North Carox,ihi a, Executive Department, Raleigh, Dec. 2 let, 1863. Hok, James A. Seddo, Secretary of War Dear Sir : I desire to call your attention to an evil which i? inflicting great distress upon the people of tqis State and contributing largely to the public discontent. I allude to illegal seizures of property and other depredations of an outrageous character by. detached , bands of Troops chiefly L Cavalry. The Department, I am sue can have bo idea of the extent and character of this evil. T It is enough, in many cases, to breed a rcbvllion in a loyal county against the Confederacy, and has actually been the cause of much alienation of feeling in many parts of North Carolina. It is not my purpose now to give instances and call r for punishment pf the ofFende'rs,that I do to their i commanding officers, but to ask if seme 'order or ! regulatiorv canrot be ! made "for the government of v Troops on detached service,the severe and unflinch ing execution of which might not check this stealing, pilfering, bnrninr,and sometime minder ous conduct. I. give you my word, that in North Carolina it has become a grievance, intolerable and damnable. If God Almighty had yet in store a plague worse than all others, which he intended ; to have let loose on the Egyptians in case Pharaoh . atilKhaTdened his heart, I am sure it must -have been a regiment or so of half-armed, half-disci p lined Confederate Cavahy. Had they been turned loose among Pharaoh's subjects, with or without an impressment law, ne wouia navo oecome so t sensible of the anger of God, that he never would have followed the children of Israel to the Red Sea! No fiir. not an inch! Cannot officers be i reduced to the ranks for permitting this ? Can not a few men be shot for perpetrating these out rages, as an example ? -Unless something can be done, I shall be compelled in some sections to call out my militia and levy actual war. against them. . I beg jour early and earnest attention to this matter. " ''erv respectfully yours, ' Z. B. VANCE. GOV. VANCE TRANSMITS' THE EES . OLUTIdNSOFTHE GENERAL AS SEMBLY AGAINST ILLEGAL IM PRESSMEXTSJ . ; . j State of NoRTn Carolina, ' Executive Department, V Raleigh, Dec. 29th 1863. IIon. Jas. A. Seddon, Secretary of WcCr Dear-Sir: I have the honor herewith to transmit to you, certain Resolutions of the Gen eral Assembly of this State, paased at the recent extra session, udou the subject of illegal impress-' ments and the scarcity of provisions, to which I invite your early attention. There is great reason to believe that the sop ply of provisions is verjL limited, and I earnestly request that the, governmentwil impress as small quantities as possible within our borders. Im pressing Agents, in many instance?, act in. such manner as to create dissatisfaction among our 'people, and I sincerely hope that yon will look at Jtbeir conduct and issue such instructions as will protect citizens from illegal andvunjust annoyance. These agents sometimes assume the right to judge of ther quantity . which the citizen needs for the use of his family and impress what they regard as surplus, thus "leaving him without an adequate aupply. This crying evil and injustice should , be corrected without delay. Many military, 'officers, also, in violation of the law. of Congtesa, assume the right of impressment. This evil cannot longer ba tolerated,and I invite your aid in its suppression. With sentiments of great Tespect, Your obedient servant, -Z. B. VANCE. ANOTHER PROTEST AGAIXST IM gRESSMENTS.' State of North Carolina, ExecutiveDepartment, ' ; t, Raleigh, March 21st, 1864. Hoy. J. A. Seddon, Secretary of War j Pear Sir : A large lot of artillery horses from Longstreet'a army, under the command of Lt. J. W. Born, are now in Burke county, N. C, im pressing corn and eating out the country. .Laige fuma of money have been appropriated by that county, and agents sent to South j Carolina to buy corn to keep the'poor from starvation. If these men and horses remain there, actual starvation to many of the women and children, must ensue. . Please remove them- SouthTof where cora is more abundant."; - '; . I ' : V. Xours xaoat respectfully, L I . Z. B.VANCE. GOV. VANCE THREATENS TO PUT DOWN ILLUVAU IMPRESSMENTS BY TEE EX- XKTIONOF FORE. State op North Carolina, Executive Department, Rleirb,."April 16th. 1864. His Excellency. Jefferson Da vts - bin : I enclose you a copy of a letter from an entirely reliable source in Wilkes connty, NV C. it 13 a.s3mple of many I am daily receiving:, and auoui wnicn i nave lately complained to the Sec retary of War, without effect. Is it strange that disaffection to the government should be en gens dered by such conduct ? I can' only say, sir, that if no steps on the part of the Confederate authorities are taken to protect our. citizens from illegal impressments of this kind, I shall be compelled to takesuch measure's myself, as may be in my power for that purpose. Very respectfully, ' l Your obedient servant, Z. B. VANCE. GOV. VANCE PROTESTS AJJAfNST THE APPOINTMENT OF A VIR GINIAN AS THE CHIEF COLLEC TOR OF TITHES IN NORTH CARO LINA. State of North Carolina, Executive Department, Raleigh, July 6th, 1863. His Excellency, President Davis : Dear Sir : A great deal of harm has been done and much dissatisfaction excited by the ap pointment of citizens of othrr States to offices and positions here, that should of right be filled by our own people. v; . ne late appointment, by the Quartermaster ttenerai, of a Col. Bradford of Norfolk,-Va to the Chief Coilectorsbip Lof the ' tax in kind for this State, has given almost universal offence, and I may be excused for saying, very justly. No ob jection, that I am aware o is made to himex ccpt that he is-a citizen of another State, but all feel that offices, so purely local as this, we have a right to demand, should be bestowed upon our people. I feel it my duty, out of respect to'. mys State and people, as well as to remove any cause, so far as .may be, for dissatisfaction, to bring this matter to your attention, and ask that you make a differ ent appointment. Very rcspeetfully, Your obedient servant, Z. B. VANCE. It may bo proper to add here that the Presi? dent return?d a very respectful answer to the Gov ernor, and appointed a Nerth Carolinian in the place of Bradford. ! ( O GOV. VANCE SUSTAINS THE JUD1 C1ARY OF THE STATE. , State of North Carolina, Executive Department. Ralfiigb, May 22d, 1863. . Hon.. James A- SedmqW? Sec'y. of War: Sir: Col. P. Mallett, Commanding Conscripts for this State, has setflme a copy of a letter from yor.r office in reference to a late decision o( Chief Justice Pearson in the case of Irwin on Habeas Corpus, concluding as follows : 41 The opinion of Mr, Chief Justice Pearson is not regarded, by the Department, as a sound expositioa of the act of Congress, and yon will not regard it in your of ficial action as such." I do not propose to re view the argument by which this conclusion was arrived sjit. A mere statement of the case would seem sufficient reply. But I wish, to inform you or rather to remind yon, that although the War Department may not be bound by the decisions of the State Courts, yet the Executive of that State is. Being sorn to execute the law.s, and the laws being expounded by the Courts, an attempt on the part of Confederate officers to seize citizens in de fiance cf their decisions, in the absence ef a Su preme Court, to decide between the parties, might lead to unpleasant and unprofitable consequences. It is certainly no fault ,of this government that there'exists no competent tribunal to decide these issue?, and it is certainly not unreasonable for the State of North Carolina to object when a decision of its Chief Justiceis ordered to be disregarded; by a Department of the Confederate Government invested with no judicial powers whatever. Hoping and believing that you will not compel any resort to such unpleasant steps as might result from aji adberance to such instructions as those received by Col. Mallett, I am, sir, Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, Z. B. VANCE. ANOTHER LETTER SUSTAINING THE COURTS. ' i r - State oy, North Carolina, 1 Executive Department, j Raleigh, June 8tb, 163. Hon. J. A Seddon. Secretary of War, Richmond Virginia- Sir : Your several com mun: cations, in regard to recent decisions of Chief Justice Pearson in the cases of Irwin and Nickelsori, under the operation of the act of censcription haro been received and duly considered, j ; 1 do most sincerely regret that sucb a state of things should ,exibt as a serious- and important diffcience between the authorities of this 'State and those of the Confederacy on a matter touch ing so vitally the efficiency of the. army and the public defence. I feel, however, that T have bo option left me as to the course I must Dursne. Without pretending to counteract the arguments which you fornisbed me, and with my high res pect tor tne eminent source trom which it is de rived, I beg leave to say that according to mv conception, of duty,my powers as srn Executive of ficer ar.T absolutely bound by the judicial decisions of the State Courts, that it is not competent for me to review them, and in the absence of a Court bavinrr a Superior and-appellate jurisdiction de ciding to the contrary, that ' they are and must of necessity be, to me the supreme-law Ot Vie land. There can be no doubt of this it Bfcems to me let the arcutnent go as it may. . f . Having thus stated the plain path of duty which I am'bound to pursue, I detire nevertheless to as sure yon of the great concern, which I feel in the issue, and of my eaVnest wish to assist the War Department in maintaining the efficiency of our armies and -of avoiding conflict with the loo4l authorities. To this end, I shall endeavor to get an authoritative decision of the Supreme Court ufthis State, no in session in this -city, in re gard to the question of jurisdiction involved ; and whilst declining to -admit that the construction of an Executive bureau must take precedence of the decisions of the Supreme Judicial tribunal of a State, in a matter touching the liberty of a citi zen, I yet would gladly receive any suggestions as to the means of avoiding' such an alternative and of settling the. difficulty temporarily or permaN nently. I shall take an early opportunity of communi. eating with you again- ontbis . subject; very respectfully v l our obedient servant, Z.B.VANCE. GOV VANCE IS DETERMINED TO SUS TAIN THE JUDICIARY. BY REQUIRING OBEDIENCE TO OUR JUDGES, AT ALL HAZARD AND EVERY COST. State of North Carolina, V EXECTJTIFE DdPARTMRNT, Raleigh, Feb, 29th, .1864. Hon. Jas. A. Seddon, Secryt of War : Dear Sir: I desire to call, your attention most earnestly to the difficulties and complications arising from the conscription of principals tf sub stitutes in this State. Chief Justice Pearson has decided recently that the law is unconstitutional, aud further that the act of Cngres3 suspending the .privilege of the writ of Habeas Corpus does not apply to these men u: He therefore continues to grant the writ, and the execution being resisted by the enrolling offieers by orders- from the con-, script Bureau, the result will be a direct and un avoidable collision of State andt Confederate au thorities. I have taken the ground that the de cision of a single Judge - at Chambers does not possess the binding force'and effect of an "adjus dicated case," but it only operates to discharge the individual. It certainly does this much, and until it is overruled it is final and absolute, made so expressly by the Statutes of this State. It cannot bo overruled; except hy the Supreme Court woicu uoes noi meet until. June next, in the. meantime if a man is discharged; I am bound to protect -him; and if the process of the Court is resisted, I am forced by my oath of office to sum mon the military power of the State, to enforce it. There is no escape from this conclusion.--An agreement was proposed by Cief Justice Pearson at Salisbury and accepted by Gov. Bragg as counsel for the government subject to the ap proval or disapproval of the same, to remove one case to the Supreme Court by certiorari and to bind over all others applying for writs to appear and abide the decision there to be rendered This gave general satisfaction and bad a quieting effect upon the whole State. Since it has been understood, however, that the Confederacy would riot recognize the. arrangement, the excitement is becoming very great and I fear much trouble will result. Knowing, as I trust you do, my great anxiety to avoid collision with ; the Confederate authorities and everything else that might tend to hinder its efficiency, yet Jt cannot bo supposed that I am to omit a plain and obvious .duty, pre- scribed by ray official oath, - I therefore earnestly reauest that von will order a "suspension of the enrollment of 'the principals of substitutes in North Carolina at. least until time sufficient be allowed to exhaust all efforts at an amicable arrangement. I do not know a better one than that made at Salisbury, t and which, though it would deprive the government of the services of these men un June, would yet give still greater advantages by preserving the peace and harmony between the respective governments, without which all our labors will be in vain. . You will observe that I make no comment whatever upon the correctness of the chief Justice's opinion. As an Executive officer I consider I have no right to do so, neither with all respect, do I consider you to have any such discretion. And howeyer unfortunote it may be to the efficient and equal working of the government, that-the laws of Congress are at tjie mercy so to speak, of the various judges of the varions States, I submit that it is not possible to avoid.it in the absence of a Supreme Court of the Confederacy to give harmouy and uniformity of construction. We can "only obey the judges we now have, and even this is infinitely preferable to the assumption of judicial jbwers by Executive officers, and making their will ) the law; Hoping an early response, 1 am, sir, ; j Very respectfully vours, Z. B. VANCE. . j GOV. VANCE THREATENS RESISTANCE. The Governor having received nQ reply to the fore going letter sent the following telegram to the Secre tary of War: Raleigh, 7th March, 1864. Hon. J. A. Seddon, Richmond, No reDl to mv letter of the 29th. The enrolling officers are arresting men who have been discharged .... a 1 nri - a1 by competent Judicial Auiooniy. vi m you wr inc sake of about eighty (80) men force ma to resist? I warn you of the consequences. Please answer imme- 4iately.j n Li. JL. VAXXVil. GO V VANCE ASJo f uti a suxrJbiYM ujm OF THE CONSCRIPT A W IN THE MOUNTAIN COUNTIES. State or North Carolina, Exxcutivb Department, Raleigh, April II, 1864. Hon. A. Seddon Secretary oj War Sib I beg leave again to call-your attention to thfe importance Of suspending the execution of the conscript law io the Mountain counties of Western North: Carolina. Those counties are filled with to Ties and deserters, burning, Jobbing, and murdering ; they have been robbed and eaten out by Longstreet s comtnand, and have lost their crops by being in the field, nearly all the time, trying to drive back the enemy. Now, tbat Longstreet's .command.M i re moved, their condiCoa Will be wretched, andhun. dreds will go to the enemy Tor protection dbread. Please consider tJieir..co&ditIonr and reueve tnem, ir M1ECHJEY! TMJS S2EECJJEY! .2HE5LLLY illustrated, BJ3 AUTIF0LLLY ILLUSTRATED BEAUTIF0LI.LY ILLUSTRATED; ! ELEGANTLY PRINTED ! ELEGANTLY PRINTED ELEGANTLY PRINTED EVERY SATURDAY, ' EVERY SATURDAY, . - EVERY SATURDAY, - THE GREAT LITERARY WEEKLY THE GREAT LITERARY WEEKLY OP THE SOUTH ! OF THE SOUTH 1 i . t BRILLIANT AND CHARMING, WITH ROMANCES, SKETCHES, TALES or REAL LIFE, NOVELETTES. INCIDENTS, AINU ANEUDUTES OF THE WAR!" i ESSAYS, CRITICISMS, POETRY, HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, WITTICISMS AND MISCELLANY! j including , TRANSLATIONS FROM THE GERMAN, FRENCH AND OTHER LANGUAGES, Making a complete Casket of Polite Southern Literature IT IS A HOME JOURNAL F.OR TnE HOUSEHOLD! IT IS A SOLDIER'S PAPER . FOR THE CAMPS! IT ISA TRAVELLER'S COMPANION FOR THE CARS! IT IS PLEASANT READING . FOR EVERYBODY ! All of the most Promhient and Talented Authors in the So-tith, as well as thejrounger favorites, are writing for THE MERCURY. Subscribers can be supplied withjback num bers, containing the following BEAUTIFUL AND THRILLING STORIES: "The Thump that Triumphed;" a Tale of Lovt; " Jeromb Elliot ;" i Tale of the War. " Maud of. The Ghost froji Beneath the Bridge." i "The Refugee's Niece," founded on incidents of the War in North Carolina. 44 Thb Deserter's Daughter;" an exciting Tle of Real Life. 44 Jennie: j Aston ;" a Romance. 0 '4 Tried for Murder;" a Thrilling Romance. 4 Krettel ;" an exciting Story from the German. '; 44 Alako; Veszilata : or Floretta's Ring ;" an Italian Tale of Love and War. - 44 Blue anj Scarlett ;" being Incidents and Anec dotes of the War, etc. j ILLUSTRATIONS: 14 NON INTERVENTION ;" 44 THE REFUGEE'S HOME;" ' 44 THE CASTLE OF SPAGNETO ;" " THE DESERTER'S DEN IN DOVER SWAMP. All these articles, together with an endless Tariety of LITERARY MISCELLANY. lare contained in the first three numbers of Vol. IV, 1864, (comnaencing Ajnl 30,) ot this reauy SUPERB FAMILY JOURNAL. SUBSCRIPTION Six months, $10 00n The Trade supplied at $2o per hundred. Addrens, ' ' I WM. B. SMITH, . I Editor, and Proprietor, Raleigh, N. C. May 7, 1864. 14-6m. GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA. His Excellency, Zobulon B Vance, Buncombe, Governor Col David A Barnes, Northampton, Aid. do George Little, Wake. do Rrenard H Battle, Jr, Anson, Private Secretary. Dr Edward Warren, Chowan, Surgeon General. w tTohn P It Russ, Wake, Secretary of SUte. Jonathan Worth, Randolph, Public Treasurer. Curtis H Brogden, Wayne, Comptroler. Samuel F Phillips, Orange, Auditor. Oliver H Perry, Wake, State Librarian. Major GeneraLR C GatRn, Lenoir, Adjutant General. Major William B Gulick, Beaufort, Paymaster. -Major John Devereux, Wake, Quartermaster. Majtr Thomas D Hogg, Wake, Commissary and Ordnance Maj? James Sloan, Guilford; Quartermaster. Major Henry A Dowd, Edgecombe, do Major James Hi Foote, Asst.5 Adjt. Gen., (Roll of Honor.) Major William A Graham, Jr., Ass't Adjt. General. Lieut. Josiah Collins, Washington county. Ordnance Df parttn6Dt Lieut. John B. Neathery, Wake, Asst. Adjt. General. Lieut Thomas White, Franklin, Asst. Quartermaster.! Lieut. Isaac W. Garrett, Edgecombe, Asst; Quartermaster. Lieut. Th&ddeus McGee, Wake. Asst. Commissary.: Lifeut. Charles H. Thompson, Wake, Ass Commissary. JUDICIAL. Supreme Court. Richmond M Pearson Yadkin, Chief Justice, William H Battle, Orange, and Mtthias E Man ly of Craven, Judges ; Sion H Rogers, Wake, Atternej General ; Hamilton C Jonesr Rowan, Reporter ; Edmund B Freeman,! Clerk. Meets in the city of Raleigh second Monday in June each year. The Morganton term has been dur tclu.Judges. Edwin G Reade, Person, tJr.J,i.,a Mts.nnders. Wake: Robert R Heath, Chowan ; Robt S French, Robeson ; James W Osborne Mecklenburg ; George Howard, Wilson; Robert B Gilliam, Granville ; William M Shipp, Henderson. , .- , ' Solicitork.-t Circuit, Jesse J Yeates, Hertford ; 2nd Circuit, Charles C Clark, Craven; 3rd Circuit, Sion H Rogers, Wake, Attorney Genera!; 4th' Circuit. Thomas Settle Rockingham ; 5th Circuit. Ralph Buxton, Cumber landTftth Ciit. Robert F Armfield. Yadkin ; 7th Circuit, William P Bynum 8th Circuit, Augustun S Mernmon, Buncombe.! 4 , ' . . Confederate States District Gmrr.-Hon Asa Bigs, .Martii Judge; George VStrongj Wayne. Attorney ; W F Watson, Craven; Clerk ; Wesley Jones Wake, "hM. Council of Slate. Y B Satterthwaite, Pitt; Hobert P Dick, GuUford; Dr James Galloway, wilk8L ESrede Johnston; J R Hargrave, Anson ; Jesst S Stubbs. Manin. LUerarv Board. His ExceUeney, Gov. Vanee Pree r0o, r2t WiUiani B ?PeU, Wake, mnd P" mchord Sterling, Guilfordj dr Wm Sloan, .of Gaston : Richard H BatUe. Jr. Secretary. ' Vancl President, Ex Off, Jl J H Flanner, of New Hanover, and Montford MeQehee. Richard H Battle, J r. Secretary. : tommtisioners of Sinking Fund. Bon Thomas Bufin, Ali? Weldon N Edwards, Warren, and Hon Da rid L Swain, Orange. .' - The University of North Carolina i at Chapel Hill Hotf David L 8wai,-President. ' Rev Calvin H WUy la fljtperiatenient of the Common Schools of the State. - - .1 ' Willie J Palmer, A M, Is Principal of the N 0 InstaUoa for the Deaf Dumb aad the Blind, at Raleigh. Dr Edwari C Fliher I Saperiateadeat of t&e Insane Asyiaa Tlffi IMPORPA NTT INVEN TION - FOR KiiPAiraG AKD ItZNOVATIITa OLD COTTON AND WOOL CARDS. THE SUBSCRIBERS, n A VINO OBTAINED A PATZNT right for a sett of iuotmiit to redair and renovate old Cottou and Wool Cardu ae now d re Dared Ut aril tuiBTnH, ror percou. the iliflit ti iis imiIu- iwatrumenta in any Siata or vuuiu; iu u's ouuiui iu wiuvui racy. ' With these, ijietrunteuti old d-uon and Wool Card can b thoroQghlv repaired aud renovated, aad brotuht Into ate at ft very ? mall and trilling ezpsnve. - i t JVny number of crtidvat.-a. a to th'e great nwfujneaa of aald lnBtrumeiit. can be obtained from tno- who bar had Cotton and Wool Cards repaired and it Is important that , wil hava them all repaired riurin.' the blockade, so aa to make them ear. Viceable aud fit for use. i . , yy. We now offer to the pnb'ic to ecll 8Uto and Connty ItTffhti to any person or person, to use our patent for aala Inetra ments. .', f i - t It reqnires bnt a small outlay to procure the instruments and make a beginning, and an active a?ent can make trom SdOto $100 per day, and from $5,000 to $7,000 can be made In a coun ty, and that in a very short time, i - i i For particulars, aa to price, inttrament. fcc , Ac. eddresa j. u. Carlisle a co., i t , , , o. s P. Hatlf-x oounty. N. C. Jnnel3, 1SG4. ! . - . dAwJmt MILITARY DtRECTOEY. FIELD OFFICERS, BRlQADEd, DIVISJONS AND CORPS OF NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENTS:' ! No Colonels. Lieut. Colonels. Majors. l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 73 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2d 27 28 29 m 31 82 33 34 8. S Ham A Brown, StephDThruston, Robt F Webb, O Haywood, ' jus M W'hitsoa, Wm H Cheek, Stephen D Pool, Wm J Martin, H K CoVeraan, Jos U Hyman, R Tyler Bennott, iVm MacRae, Wm AStowe;, Wm F Martin, John D Barry, C M. Andrews, . Thos F Tswn, Thos S Galloway, Cbas C BlacknaJJ, Wm J Clarke, H M Jutlede, John R Laue. J A Gilmer, jr, Sam D Lowe, Jarratt N Hirrell. Lewis C Latham, Dan W Hnrtt, Wm T Ennett, I lid win AOsborae. William J Hill, J McLeod Turner, Rnfae A Barrlsr, Wm H U Oowles. i Thos Sparrow, JamesRelliy,! . Robert W Alston, Benton Wither. Jos H Lambeth, Gray W ilamnjoadV L J Johnson, Thos J Wootea, WmP Roberts. ; Walter S Stalling, ' I Ir. T"t Jas 11 Wood, ! John- W Lea. I Sara McD Tate. Wm Lee Davidson, Jno 11 Murchlson, Henry T Galon, Francis W Bird, Wm S Davis, Henry A Rubers, Wm A Johnston, W II Yarboioagh, A S Cloud, Thos H Sharpo, John W McOill, Wra Q Roblnsou, Wm S Rankin, Wm JPfohl, John L Harris, batu C Bryson, Geo F Whitfield, Wra II A Speer, i'ac J frofiitt, Thaddeus D Love. Jas T Adams, Jos C Webb, j 9am N Stowe, i Wm JB reasman," Frank M Parker. 1 John V Jordan, Cbas W Knight, John A D McKay, David (l Cowau, Kobt V Cow a :, Geo T Gordon, Ja9 T JoMiFton, Jol n f) 'I aicr, Wm G M.nf, John Aetiford, P A Reynolds, George Tait. A M Wadddl, uenry v LewiSi Jos II Saunders, FisdcIs L Twitty, Simon B Taylor, Jas M 8tvenson, Jackson L Bost, . Geo W Flowers, , Wm A Holland.) W L J Lowrance, John Q.Ione?, William Lamb, Wra M Barbour, Wm J IIke, David Coleman, John J nedrick, John A Baker, John K Brown, Thos S Kenaii, Thos C. fcin seel tary, Samuel II Boyd,. Wm L Saunders, Geo II Faribault, Sam H Walk up, Lee M McAfee, j Geo Wortham. 39 40 41 noser Aioore, i Thomas J Brown, Whiter J Boegan, Cbas Mv 8 ted man, I Nelll McK McNoUl, Arch D Crudip; Wiu II JOhes. James T Davis,' i 2 3 Chai W Bradehaw, 44 Tazc L Hargrove, John It Winston, A C McAllister, .' ! A Jnei t A nill, John A Kleminc, John C Vanhook, 45 44 47 48 49 50 51 63 54 65 5G 67 6S 59 W 61 63 64 65 66 67 68 Uectoi1 AIcKetUan. CaL b B Hobeon, Jas R McDonald, Marcus A Parks, Wm A Owens, Jas T MoreheaT, Ken R Mnrchiafn, Andcrcon Kllis jmc jrsonf i l donn ti. uonnany, aiitu 11 teiu, Paul F Falcon, G Gratiott Luke. John W Grahsm, James A Crmigt, Thomas J Dais, James M Mayo; JsmesTIInff, , Henry Usrdlog ' James n McNeill, Thos P Jones,! JohnJSpann.l clem G Wright, Ed Whliford. i Arch C Godwin, John B Palmer, Den D Ferrt b:e, Wash M IIrdy, Jas D Raddine, Hamilton C June, I ! Edward 'Cantwell, i Jnmi s T Weaver, j Win S Devane, Geo.W Clavtoh, Stephen BBvaus, I Wm N Garrett, I AUred II Haird, J II TSetbercutt. Geo N Folk, Johu N Whit ford ! f?nfu? W Wnarton, James w Hinton Ed C Yellow IV, The First Battalion (Heavy Art'llery) is commanded hy MsJ Alexand rMaCltae; Tne Fit Batullm sharp Shootere by Capt R E Wil-on ; be Second B atalion (Infantry) bv The Third B.ittalim (Light Artillery) by MJ John W Moore : The Tenth Battalion by .Ma) W L Yonnsr; The Twelfth, Battalion by Capt J O Cherry ; The Thirteenth Battaliop fLiiht Artil'ery) by Lieut Col Joseph u Stair; The Fourteenth Bat- , talion (Cavalry) by Lieut Col J jL UenryThe Flfteepth Battalion (Cavalry) by Lieut Col J M Wynp ; Thomas' Leion consiPts of a Regiment and a Baitaliou and Is commsjioedby Col Wm H Thomas. m '' . -4 1. The 1st and 3rd KejjimentB arc in Stewart's .Brigade, John son's Division, Ewi ll's Corps i - I The 2d, 4th. 14th and 30th are In Cox's Brigade, Rodes' DI vision, Ewetl's Corps. ! . , . ' , The 5th, 12th, 20th and 23d are In Johnston's Brigade, Rodes1 Dlririon, Ewe I's Corp. . . ' " ' 1 The 6th, 21et,54th ad t7th and 1st Battalion Sharpshoot ers are in Lewis Br gad, Hoke's Division, Beanregard'e Corps. The 43d Keeiment I temporarily with this Brteade. The 7tD, lotn, xom, jwa anu ottu re iu iu cox's Division, Hill's Corps. ! j - . The 8th, 31et, 51st aud 61st are In Clingman Brigade, Beau rehe 9th" 19th, 41st, 59th and 63d are in Barrlnger's Brigade, Hampton's Division, Corps.. " r nfth' Division. Hill's Corns. The lltu, OtU, I4in, nin aim ou m iu miBaauu .av. The 13th, 16th. 22d, S4th and S8th are in Scale's Brigade, Wilcox's Divi-ion, Hill s Corps. ! ,OTJ..t The 15th, 27th, 4fith and 48tb are In Cooke's Brigade, Heth e DThei7thM2dt5WnPand 6thareln Martin's Brigade, Hoke'e Division, Beauregard's Corps. ; . ' . '-.'.'A-The 24th, 25th, 3tb, 49th and 56th are In Ransom's Brigrce. Division, Beaureirarn s corps. sion, Beauregard's Corps. The 55ttt is in Davis 'rne sum .b iu mm jNair's Brigade, French's Division. i is' BrigaJe, Heth's Division, Hill's Corr.. are In lieynqld's Brigade, Stevenson'e Dlr The 581 h and 60th are The 10th, 83d, 64th. 6th. 67tn and 681 ti are not brigaded. JUNIOR RESERVES: : .' - lpt Battalion Reserve Forces, MaJ. C. W. BraaTpot. : 2d '8d 4th : 5th fitti 7th l. ii. Auucriwi. Hooks. . J. M. Reece. W. F. Beaf ley. W. McK- Clark. W. Foster French. I 4 GOVERNMENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES. ! '1 Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi,1 President, Salary $25,- ooo. f I ' Alexander II Stephens, of Georgia, Vice Prerdnt, SsJ. arv $H,00. ' , I , Aids to the President Col Wm Brown-, of Ge Col James Cbesnnt, of rf. C,. Col Wo P Johnston, Ky., Col Joseph C Ives, of Mia, Col G W C Lee, of V., Ccl John T xvVwf. - , i y Prioate Secretary to President Burton N Harrisen, ef Miss. ' - - Department of State John P Benjamin, of La., Secre tary of State. L Q -Vafbington, Chief Clerk. The oflee of. Assistant Secretary is vacanU - . I Department oj ' Justice -Attorney General, Geo Devle of North Caroliu. Wade Keyes, of Ala., AsrisUnt At torney Geperal. Rufu. II Hh odes, of Miss., Commission er of Patents. G E W Nelson, of Ga.. Superintendent of PaMic Printing. R M Smith, of Yirtpnia PabUe Printer. Treasury Department 0 G Memmingert-of 8 Sec retary of the lreasury. Robert jTyler, Register. B El more, Treasurer. J M Strother, of V;, CLUf CUrtU Lewis Crugtr, of S. C , Comptroller. B Baker, of Florida Ut Audlior, W II S Taylor, of La., 2d Audtlor.' I War Department-J ames A Seddon, ef vsv, Secretary of War. Judge John A Campbell, of Alaw Aulitsat Sec retary of Wr. R G II Kean, Chief Bureah of War. Gea S Cooper, Adjutant snd Inspector General.' Llent Col John Withers, Lieut Col II I Clay. Msjor -Ed A Pelrty. MjorS -Melton, ard Captain Rellly, Assistant Adju tants and Inspectors Generals. Brig Ga A'R Lw?('r Ga., Quartermaaur General Col LB Worth PFf Comrois.hry General C H Smith, M P. Assistant Serwiu Jtary Dpartcient-9 BrMsUory of Kf3 of the Navy. E M TimbalL-Chief ark. Com Joha I Brooke, Chief of Ordasnee. Com A B 'rlVn5'7?!? of Orlnacce. Ct-m'j K Mitchell, io barf e DetaiL Suron W A W Pood, Chief of Mj4leUo and Surgery Paymaster J DeBrice, Chief, of ClatUsff "poe'xrf-J-hn H Rea of T.x.r, Post mur UenenalT i M Ceorge Cu: of V.? Chief ofjCon Sict Boreao. ? N Clement, of Tenn., Chief of A.PP Sent of Bureau. John L. Uarrell, of AU., Chief t H ..nea Bureau.. B Fuller, of H, C Vierc The 29ta is in Kcton s ungaae, rrencu b . . Tne 3Sd, 43d. 45th, 53d and 2d BatUUdn are in Grimes Bri gade, Rodes' division,, EweUCoree. . . - The ivsta ana wia arc iu unyus o - .1 ! 'a , ":' it 1 1 1 i
The Daily Conservative (Raleigh, N.C.)
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