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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28
Knox Fruit Farm and Nurseries
J. Knox, Box l55, PittSbarg, Pa.

SELECT LISTS OF STRAWBERRIES.
NOR Sjwe will furnish 100 plants each Of
the following kinds: Triumphe De Gand,
Trollope's Victoria, BIrr's New Pine, Jenny
Lind and Wilson's Albany.
For $40 we will furnish 100 plants each of
the following choice kinds: Tuomphe de
Gand. Trodope'> Victoria, NicomtesSe Herr
cart de Thury, Fillmore, Downet's Prolific,
Burr's New Pine, Jenny lind, Cutters Seed
ling, MAyoy's SuperIor and Wilson's Albany
rRIouPHE De GAND
For description q this superb snt unriVaed straw
berry, see circular. We will furnish this variety
md ih- wilson's Albany, the two leading sinI at the
TsTsTnE pr G,xn-J0 cents per DOZEN, e. per 100 .
5000 gas: loUo0 for s7S; @ on f- s'I. for the
500 lot I've Ier cent will b. charged for boxes and
raesing WILSON'S sts,Ny.-25 cents p-r DOZEN g. per
leo; 5000 for sl0 larrr quantities =, sane ratt Ior
sIeH Nil furnish lor lfomrhe l~ aui ani loi o.
wilson's Albany Fve per esnt ~iil be .s0 charged for
this lot for boxes and king
PLANT- EY NAIL.
We will send % auv post on - sdirrs in the country,
post lst =ni etrfuI, put ~ 80 As to carry safety, one
hugd.ri god paut, q any van y ouui 10 cur caz
.us a. the r1ies. there anueNri. F1r instance, Too
wilson's Allary g. LOO TrolCpss Victoria sl5l loo
TT0mphe DE- Gaud. 3, Se
TsNo orsrs d.leI for plants by nail fr Ir'. than
one collars worth Of any kiui. aud vLyn less than
IoJ axe ordered, ii must be At the ioLen P4iee.
RAsPBERRIES.
HsncS~'s brauE@ and ffaIc'n'ss - per ia-Nn = Per
100 s per iGl. Fast0.G, Rivers Large Fruited b.
" kn-yi,t-s Giant. H1i-au River tntsvrp, Rcd Ant
Eerp Y.IIov hutSerp Alea Hardy, IS cats Per dorm.
s. Per lJi. Sij per l.tol- Improved American Black
Cap, 50 cents peT dozen IS Per lu1 - per loo.
SELECT LISTS OF RASPBERRIES.
For ;i0 We will furnish l1 Briuskiss orange, the f.
nest favored raspberry. we'll of the largest,
most beautiful. and productive; 100 Frlnc1uiA. very
large REL berry, of good favor. enormously productive
IoJ ImproTei American Black Cap. much larger. more
juicy better favored, with :swer sect and every Way
superior % the Black Cap. The plant is eurr
harty very productive and the fsuit is much sought
after in the market.
aud black and fRrn sh PHEASANT variety Of favor We
regard them a. the for amateurs and the pro-
ftaJle lor market culture
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

ra-Tbe Lewisburg Academy exhibition
occurs this evening at Independent Hall
Next Monday evening, Declarations of
Senior Academies. Tuc,day evening, of
Janior Collegiates- The Seminary, I'VE
euppose) Monday p NJ. to We'd. NJ.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

%-The Central Penn'a Conference Of
the Evangelical Association met, 9th inst,
at Mlllheim-B Bishop Orwig in the chair.
The Union Seminary was commended, and
its Agent from the East Pa. Conf, Rev.
J.Yeakell welcomed. Four voted against
expressing, BY resolutions, their loyalty to
the Government. The following are the
appointments for the
su.ou.hsnna Bistrirt-S v SEIurrT gI.-wisburs) T
Buffalo rircuit : buck. Il A Dietrich
Columbia cIr-ti,o. Hunter. 10 te supilel
lvcunfin. cir.-A kruus-; TO 0e supplied
Blockh house cir A LongsGoEi
Cherry cir.-A Esar16k.
luzarne cir p Grahnm.
Wyoming missions l. DAVIS.
Lswi>burE uissi9n.-S Nuf
williamson a .s-ioR-p " 4-re-.
D-iuiDgrr. Agent fH- UUjnu seminary.
} II Leas, Professor at Jnion seminary.
Lircrrool cir u FarI.E0rth.
Gst'sburr cir 5 AuraHi. ! v Pines.
Center CIR Harizler. y b-ohl,r.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

sv-" Tie K,rops1ck' is the title of a
little paper published at random by the
Soldier-Printers of Camp Eiward, Ienal-
ly,owu, Marylaud-JOhn 7. Howe, OF the
North Branch, one of the Editors, Pub
fishers, Proprisiers, Printers, CompositoEs,
nnd Davis
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

rC-Salmon D. Mgnsou has just return
ed from visit TO the Bull Run battle
field and Manassas He reports the coun-
try from there to the Potomac as almost
wholly ruined, as by FIRE. A quantity OF
Secesh type in "pi,' he presented to US,
Ga Monday, he left Col. simmons 5Ih
Penn Reg. at AIezaudria-C4P'. Thomas
ChamberIin, aud his men with all the
Union C ounty meu as far as he knew IN
perfect health, aud anxious for an ai-
vance movement, but iguoran. Of where
il would be.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

enemy ensued. Our troops followed, aud
drove them till dark, capturing three guns,
three eaissons, muskets, equipments, &c, ,
iauumera5le. Our troops bivOuscsd on
the field, and the dead aud wounded were
sent here yesterday noon.
Gen. Banks was absent Saturday, but
took the field, efficiently, Sunday.
Good judges say the enemy's loss Is
over 200 killed, 500 wounded, aud 800
prisoners, including an aid to Jackson.
Union loss in killed, is $50; in wounded,
about 800.
WASHINGTON, March ..
Gen. Shields has received dispatch
from M8j Gen. Banks, dated
Give MILLS BEYOND STRAsBCRG.
"Tle euemy are still in retreat, and
our forces in hot pursuit: TIE loss Of the
Rebels must have been enormous. They
have ablndouei wagons slous the road,
filed with dead and dying; the houses on
the route are crowded with the wounded
and dead The dwellings in the towns ada
cent to the battle field Of Sunday, are also
found filed with the wounded The in-
hsbitauts aided Rebel soldiers in carry
lug Of their wounded during the day, aud
in burying them quickly as soon as dead.
Our artillery MAKE, terrible havoc among
the enemy in their fli5 5Lt, aud the rour
bi!s fair 10 be Que of the most dreadful Of
the war"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

rea.Le,ter from-Clp-Liuu, III our next.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

Com. Dupont has taken s.. Augustine
Che Oldest city in the |. s, } aud Jackson
vile. The Uni1uists have now "retsken
and reposscssed" more than half Of the old
State Of Florida.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

@-JO'eph c. Bacher, District Attorney
i'f onIon county, has removed hi. c,f,s
Hem New Berlin to Lesissurg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28
sgRIyiL CT Pal>oSEEs At B,LllxoEE.

March 25.-Tso huudred aud thirty
Rebel prisoners, captured at the battle Of
Winchester, arrived here this afternoon,
and have been provided With quarters in
the north wing Of the new ciiyjail. They
are as miserable, dirty, aud about as un-
soldierly looking crowd as ever we're seen.
Que Of the prisoners, on reaching the
quarters, threw up his ha; api exc.s,med
Thank God, | am in the Uaited States
once more" O:hers congratulated them
selves at the prospect Of getting something
good to eat, which they admitted they had
not had for seine time.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

The reported tskjug OF Fort Macon aud
Beaufort, y. C., Is hot confirmed. YES
srl was burned in the bETbor, but the
Nashville again escaped, and is at large.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28
Riackberrfes.

New Rochelle 81 per dozrn So per leo SIS rer 1000
500 per 5000 dorchester, IS crns per Dozen 81 per
IlO g. Der thousand. Nevmsns Thorness 50 ctsfper
dozen . per lG0 So per 1000. " will send 100 each
Of tLr above three kn1s for Sl0. xs-Eaeh paekse O.,
berry and Eiaekberry plants will contain printed
instructions for cutiyation-
For prices Of GRAPE CJ-RRANlS CooNEhER-
RIES RHUB4RR. -iSPiRfSt s. &C. see our tlfcu1ari
Wach aii ,-- sill appiirtat- "ucla-nE STAMPS
". have opened at No - Filth St tfitisbursl a
Seao Siofa alj itl,ii;q,iq.4i 1lSp1i,
~h-r- sI ssiiIss bs5oznl - suoh a. estahisArasnt
can Is h4i, q the hest 7asii5.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28
rn- Rev. j. W. Hedges, on leaving this

rA-Rev. J. W. Hedges, on leaving this
place for his new charge in Shrewsbury,
York Co, this week, was the recipient Of
some partial, extra tokens Of appreciation,
chiefly if not wholly through the ins,ru-
mentality Of those curious union-loving
''politicians" who approved his negative
vote on the Union resolutions before the
Eas. Baltimore Conference The semi
Secession organ in Lewisburg and in Sun
bury will doubtless make much parade Of
this putting game, (Which has generally
been known here for some months past j
and We deem i, proper to say, for the
information Of friends abroad, that-what-
ever may have been their respect for him
o,hervise-uiue-'euths of the members Of
the Lsgisburg Methodist Society disap-
proved that vote Of their late preacher.
They are true and outspoken Unionists,
and should not be classed with the hand
full among them who are held to be
otherwise.
p-Court broke up Weduesln Jay after.
noon, Judge Woods aayiug cleared the list
OF everything ready for trial. A number
] of cases were Sworn cff"-a process tba,
sometimes locks ike design to evade a
trial Such trifing can no, long be borne
With: parties must prepare for ,rial, or
suffer non-suit or Judgment with costs, and
not allow the peaceable to be annoyed. or
the county to be on expense, to CRAFTY
"oarra'ors' or the iud9lent Some Jurors
were dned for absence at roll-cau. With
other business, the following jury Trials
we're had:
Forster VS. Porter-veriict sl57 forp,H
Rex 4 Go. vs. Ranck & Maree-for
Cummings VS. Dreisbaeh-P II. nons,
Nesbit vs. Paul-verdict for Def
Lyon VS. Psrl-slS for P.f
pa-Jo'eph c. Bacher, Distric, A,tor,sv
if tnIoR county, has removed h. a;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

Trim your tsces before the sap begins to
yun much.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28
rrEIIsHln NruI.MEFklI.-
crsee New Advertisements.

Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-14
INC ProTisionaI Conxrsss.

This hoay ia ls~ days viii cease to exist The period
for is diIsoladoa ia eloss at hAOd Il came into exist
ere, ths lg.imlts Clipping ola nonsatous revolution
!, sill expire By limitation Of tine prescribed BY itself
I'll, sae revolution ia s.il rspidy eliminating and a.
samias vet more gigantic proportions May its mem
bss each All ALL improve the remaining period OF us
eyeut;u, existence.
When their deeds sAag have passed toto history
nay No bio, Or stain Be found "the esegeaeon OF
tns!r fame" Tire IL net precious to this body
than the aotrs p5sr by which il Is Se;uA'ed Let %
hops TIA. the ls,:er days Of this Congress may be
5.sr ov.a tLaa ne 6rsL L., partisan bliss or sec
t5al 2ssjarc,. o. se6'h motives ehArscerIs il pas
go, into history. l., esvAsei patriotism, manly
fsnlss- psrvas,v5 purity individual and collective
.ssss.sdnsss marx each and every act Where there
IA, 5ssa error e: n be corrected. Ii there has been
asa.aaSsusnt o, negsc Of duty in any department; o.
tue C,vsransat T.. that neglect be shsced BY
mll'y viss, juis.ous exposure, and il source re-
moved
revolution Ike ours /; VII 20. DO to pAlliAts mis-
6ssls or seek 70 screen iron legitimate responsibility
ar missionary Who hls been lscersned or believed TO
b. dsrsHc. II GUY. Publ, eoa6iercs should not be
sp,s.sd ill strict of ,i and personal responsible
iry must be enforced Any attempt to iuaagurate party
u.s,o4 os sa6sl partisan schemes 10 such tine as this
all IN sigma On the man or men who may aim AZ
su,a iznable plsrs, which no tine gill saIce.
We fear there Is much 6isirus-not u1wisely sngen-
5sss3-ia ID. public mind as to the disastrous mishaps
R5snots Isllnd l., thu, matter % stsraly me; ard
tsv azpsss5 aad where Encouragement or neglect Or
a9-c2,s elcdlct dslsctaj, l.. tbs Officer ofcers
wheeler IN the Army Or War Department, be speedily
I'D severely deal: -i'h. Toe pnSGc sOcitnde is ssus
r7s J. ~ co. do 80 pass Ibis ml''er over In silence
Or 5s3pls are b-lvr colsiiag, ehvLrOus; ls; then
LOT be dseelvel o. betrayed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-14
Tac aeuaeay cor t1e Times.

II - cKs.-: e'1iiiol o: car c9act-y, when every
-s;.,.lI yful.s rs5llr,s o.; n, p5-7,3 s7e iciJ
5.1 bls o, sle,s',f pr15,sa;ios Of &c ~ there s
. e rsus5y VII g. .-i-.Jasly sad hCacs!y rsoor;e:
60. VI p-oy- sss s,s.ss o, every ohss nsstfu aP?i
s.,.. All sh,. -,rasiy IA simply ,hl' fEsi and we'll
f-.d,i a,5lrl7e,i' iae pl,o mad, Tia: our govern
z. aai - Il IS ti,h and %, dsvoil Of rss7
r CO. and cl sal vita out reference TO pas. lssass
or q aL. h'a s.r resolved 70 sustain the Va- c.
Oh, 6s &c p.esea. so-c.s5 w;aOu: ,as ASSURANCE.
u. ..-r1s s.-re.l.
r. SIC hg7- q t.7rer-all We are n dagger, ~
go q, t Pr1sc-1s nv i2 Haen heis knova % Re tn,
. I'D r.t5s g-,.ls, c. 90 P4r.y ssl. IS. or to PFC
rr1's any O. p .-.y o.. personal srsuajs M: Is he
o1fy l, ml.s ;--t Ii I'D, ., 3is:cglrded. and Hsrs
p.,g.a n, o, P,rI1ll favosisa p's:y fagIemsn
p,7:ssc ;he p,op,s ms5, and all VII Be los We SPEAK
eu1la.clIy bscA lss clll1. Is uos Necessary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-14
10 mnlI-yplI,ter,. CourI.

O4e o. our cig coteuP'raries yesterday ecPed from
lAS number Of the New 0tk Herald, for the pail c
anus meat, Jenkins account Of free supper at
sas Waite House 10 Washington l. is fun Of phrase,
.o5at" Toe Grand Presidential Party '-' Toe Gave
- Of the Republican COur. -" The Grand Party At
80 White House -" Gathering Ct Danes, Demoi-
s,les, Dipoms,s DsaitAries Of STATE, and Army ana
naval OF scrs - Esgln. To lstiCs and Bsill ant Uu-
TONS aid D corai0ns -" Generous and Hearty Hos
2, .y q. H. WIie House -" The Bland and P.eassd
oppression OF the President. -" Magnificent WARDROBE
o Hrs. L.neola a., *.
81. the NOS; amusing par' Of tue funny accsln, ia
tbs saa.easa; la. the RdSpliltsrs vile wore AAtr
m5uruisg, A. IL rssyect to queen Victoria"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-14

TAG TINE To ILLUsrRATK PArRIoTisN This sentence
iulpresses itsel upon every day. Would hat every
a. 40 aud 10 the Conledsrscy appreciated il aud in
r, actoe Cxempi6sd Il. Instead Of vieing with each
cher 10 attempts escps the trials and avoid the
ifces demanded BY the Interests OF the country there
,hoId be I noble emulation among the friends OF lber
~ each srvrg surpass his neghbor 10 glorious pro-
n Dion Of the great cause in which engaged
!, ,,rio,s abound when patriotism ia cheap but when Il
,sss time and money and thought, and virtue and i'm
ri. healsh and exposes life many who 10 political car
ms were zalous patriots C)-who then shouted and
i'c and eec,ionsered and voted, all for pIirietp'
retire rom public view, and in excessive modcs'y con-
cso themselves Ia the humber walks OF lucrative bts
ussl Another class OF patriots that attract attention
are those Who in their anxiety TO aid the volunteers
% 70 sboss theatres, balls Ss and laugh, and halor
AMI dance, and enjoy themselves in various dignhtd
~ays ouly because OF the exravagant love they bear
tbs soldiers How posteriiy viii appreciate thess pa
tsois and in what letters OF glory history describe
., their children the wonderful love Of country illus
trlted by their a;hers In the great day Of reward
hlw bright thsss shining ez,or;iOners AID brilliant plea.
lre seekers will bum Gghis Let the pulpit and the
p5oss 'cry aloud and spare ro till enlightened pub
e santimert soourge into d-grace every hypocrte n
tiis causs r cbaaond ChriitiaR Advocate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-14
~s9sT!rrTi5s-sTlTI sIsaGs.
<fgHMOND ZIG
MORNING, FEBzUARE Il. lssa


We hav, i7,aWz'rcs Of b1t,lo in progress a. foI'
D,,,l,a, on he ClnSs-l1i river, between the S'rFi
s,a hsr, rsa3-c,I by G,7sr Pillow AMI some ten OF
,r,lys hau,ad OF tbs enemy aided BY gun'ooats' Inc
50, b,-,a A. ID o',l,cS W,ils'i'y, aud continued
dl-sz h5 s,v; 6lL st GU a',s: aioSnaion from Mem
Dbl, las. uiei,, nothing vas klOsn Of the result.
We punish thls mosaag a stirring appeal from the
Governor OF the Sac ia srns-bsaripg citizens TO
raj, 70 sHs dsfsa,s Of the C,nnolEsash and the Coun
try h this hour OF sore need and psriL Occurring and
inoa1dog events q terrible emphasis to this call
o. vsgiaia, Chief OB,sr. They recreSnt sons Of
the hoaored old mother. Who without good reason, fail
% respond
Tho Information FROM EITop, no. 50 satisfactory as
&c night have 5osn bat still i. serves to show favor
tendency in public opinion and governmental &C.
n. LOUIS Napoleon Oaly deferred, IL would seem,
- hs approximations Of LnFd Russell from declaring
l.s ps-poss 70 break the Yankee blockade.
TIE Lncolaises are 10 possession of Elenton, n G.,
where they have aadad 5000 troops. They have also
oe.uos5 several usighbOriag points and sent gunbnai'
l,o Roanoke river % course What they are aiming at
il, understood. Wll i, b. perverted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-14

the signal while he attended TO the battle with the oner
Lat this House initiate his example Examine these e'
gal technicaes with the blind eye and with the otner
proceed with the pressing business OF the Common
westh.
Messrs MCDONALD and GREEN favored ec;ion on
the commi,tss's repot The latter declared that be
would not hold seat by virtue Of election IN which
twchirds Of tie voters did not have an opportunity 70
take part
Finally, the report of the committee was ordered to be
laid on the table.
on motion of Mr.. ROBERTSON, the House went Into
secret session TO recsivs and consider report from
Joint committee understood be in reference to e1em
tons from military service.
When the doors were rc-opened, a. o'clock, the
House had adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-14
The Ny. Tribune on Foreign Intervention

Tie New York Trbaas in article suggesting rapid
action on the part of Congress aud the army if they
souli subdle the COnfsierA,es, makes the following
suggestions:
"CJacrlss mast Be prompt. Whatever Is done must
be done quickly Il Is plain thI: the Union must be
-lyed snon II any have doubled that the re-
bels have something than the good will Of the El
opean hAers OF freedom and progress, they doub
10 lDrger The osteatRous and reiterated proeslaoLs
Of neutrality which reach from the water do not
deceive even the u.ierer Hereditary Arsocracy yearns
towards Hereditary slavery aud plano its rescue from
impending ruin. II all E rops ibis Rspublc has no
pOserfu and hearty iread but the iasrious smaleipl
ror of twenty millions Of slrGs. Oar armies Ars ready
Tor sctJu; the rebellion is to BE- crippled Il il is
% be crushed"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-14
!. 10 7T5sa5iaI GvaIssehe In LIneolnsoua.

Fls editor o, tbs Ne5 YORK EsprssI, Hon JEnes
Bsooss Z a, Washington sni speaks 5 mind freely Of
s sOiug there. The following fro4a lass le'-
tr % The E1P,,,s 10 relation TO the expenses Of tie
G5yeran'o, aud lie Issue Of .neoGyer.S!e Treasury
rt,s sl a.trlc, attention
A ny idea Of patriotism i. TO p-Oca.m tho truth
pleu .as .Eu alone syen though fEighifuD car DO
sod an5 ,b0ush tie proclamation o. tia ruth NAV
b, temporarily harm.ul-I even ies it 5rty ID write
Ort,r 70 utks Gp ne ccCl.ry 10 the tao that the
CIJslitlres OF thi 63ysrnl mt ltuperdo
tlsy 0;sAk the cola.ry dOSn, HHLsss he tara
iBtEs!4ts q: this s.zsmeut Of fac: Ia terms
general % enough slIrmOg wake up the eouu-
tr', OF tns Ways al Aeans Committed, unless pr
lallafz, ~ sel a. general q. Hence, I mus.
All taa' ios The fur Or siE preceding weeks he szDsl
dtsrs af tts JgsrsssH hass BEEN FIJI three millions
sssrs ~ std Gh1. As c;st ending SI,,Hdly for Tar
e. sy avcr1gsd nearly tsr millions sBsry daV It
Be- trur v1ry true, tha 10 tns Treasury Dspar they
zre u-Aius money tts very Ast-and that Inev could
uke Il LASER, on the present. plates Il could DO print
81 assr-sus l. Il not toe l,si true that they are nol
akag had az fast "a need d-And II the sxpnditurss
70 be four Millions pr dsg, only s1me eight or ten
cyldsr H3s p;cs4 can make tie money as fast "a IL vii
needed Ths Secretary Of the Treasury signs war.
ANTS a. slosy possible. The certificates IRON the
Tiezsury ssncd sliEy possible. The Auditors
ID hurry; the big contractors scarcely attended
- AID oIly The immediate and pressing ne,ess-
tsI provided Tor; but notwithstanding ali this the
Treasury Paper nj OAnnOt half supply the demand on
the Treasury fr is paper money. Hence the increas
dzeoant 60 TrSAsary osrtiaoAtsA"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-14
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.

SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb 13.h 1852.
The Senate met at l2 O'Clock n. Prayer BY Rev. Mr..
Dlshiel Of the Episcopal Church
bills PRKsENrKD.
Nr. ROBERTSON, from the Committee Of Banks. pre-
sen.ed bill to authorize certain cities and towns 70 10
sue notes Of less denomination than five dollars.
Me- THOMAS OF Henry, from the tpecisl committee
on the sui .ct presented bill prevent the consump-
tou Of eraie BY distlers aud other manufacturers
Ne BRANDON, from the Committee OF finance, pre-
sened Is Al zng the purchase for the State oil CTR
tain lots IN Hollywood Cemetery.
Rsfurdng to satOn D.zlsr sum OF money paid
or erroneous assessment.
VIOLATION CT THE sABBkTH.
Oa motion Of Mr.. GARNETT, Of Henrcc, the Senate
bill to prevent hunting and shooting game on the SAB
baAn vas taken Ut, and amended by striking out the
clause forfeitiag the gnn with which the shooting Is
done.
Mr. ROBERTSON obi ,cted to the adoption Of penal
laws auplc cable exclusively the sabbath Day., and
moved to amend the bill! by striking out those words
Rejected
The bill was thon ordered to its engroesment
RESOLUTIONS OF IKouISY.
The appropriate committees were instructed TO en-
ouire into the eIpsdiency Of the following propositions
viz:
By Mr.. COGHlLL whether ary, and II any, what leg
saon necessary in respect to administration on the
estates of oya citizens who have died may die 10 the
State but within the lines OF the enemy, aud also In re-
pect to the recordson Of deeds executed by or to reu
gees within our military lines.
By Mr. BRANCH, OF refundiDg sl2 to Henry Turner,
charged through mistake OF the Commissioner oil the
| Revenue Of the county of New Kent.
By Mr. CHRISTIAN, of enaciing law by which the
civil authorities Of the Commonwealth may b, empower
ed TO act and FENDER aid in sesng deserters from the
| military service.
BY Mr. DICKINSON, of P. T., of providing for the
purchase OF horses by the State for such men as may be
| drafted for cavalry, etc.
THE MANASSAS CONNECTION.
The House bill to Auhoriz, railroad connection be-
tween fredericksburg aud Manassas taken up, and
Mr. COGHILL addressed the Senate st some length in
opposition to the usage Of the bill.
Pending the further consideration Of the BILL the Sen
ate adj burned.
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From the Norfolk pay Back OF ye.te'dsy.
EURrHER FROM OUR ELECT.

An oAioer of our aset who was 10 such position a.
to enable him to all that was transpiring around
hir furnishes with the following account Of the n.
gsgemsu.:
The advance forces Of the enemy, oo1ssing Of twei
iytwo large stein and tugboa began the attack
upon the 1and at half past ten o'clock Friday morn.
ing. The battle continued throughout the day, and