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nISsOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-Noile
hereby given that the eoparnershp heretofore
lslng between Isaac Pincus, Adoph Parcer John N
smith, under the name, style aud hrm Of PINCCS CO.
this day dissolved BY mutual consent, said cOparneshp
having expired by limitation.
All liabilities Of said nFm will be paid BY Pineus Pack.
sheT and all persons indebted to said arm will save costs by
sstilng with them Wthou, delay. =
The business Of the viii be continued hy The IN.
dersgnsd a. heretofore.
s,eI accom-, ". T., May Is,, 1864 s9I
, 1862-06-12

GEN. SiGEL-This able General is reported 50
far recovered as to take theHeld. It is reported
that Ben McCulloch, during the battle Of Pea
Ridge, selected thirty marksmen from the ranks
Of his sharpshOoters and directed them to bring
down the odd Dntchman."
, 1862-06-12

soUIlEns CALVOnE1A. A. steamer rsesnty
arrived a san Francisuo from Los Angeles with
es7o0o IN gold dust Obtained on ne Colorado
river. Consldsnlbls saei,smsnt prevailed IN Los
Angeles IN consequence q DE hsorsblo reports
ron ne new sd 6elda Water Z almost a1
pnn1ionS a gui3 IN fhoas dlssinss and Is sold ct
twenty-five cents drink. The 1ms sloamer
brogghi nsaIly one hundred CASKS o. naiive
wins, and ia halls q vol Tbs baIancl Of
thoc,Eso uas mads Up q butter. sgss honey,
nIh. bssns, on, hidea mules and jaekasssA
, 1862-06-12

II Emoa-Ths Bridal coloais makes great
mistake IN r1posfing he schooner Flying Mst
fIom OlympIh with cattle. For tHs past two
years ihii vessel has not been 70 Olympia At ail,
a. he reason that she onnut Inad a. that place,
n canssqasncs q ils being above The naVisabas
point Itisa vSSyfsW weeks since the Gen
Harasy, much smaller vessel, though adveF-
sised % load st olympia, was compsIsd % cone
. sleHacoom % receive Der inad. which COM
priI.i hnrirs ana cltils, and which Wers brought
overland q ihis pl.ea. s1..s
, 1862-06-12

hL5rRAxD BEAEA-Ths BritisA Colonist q
the silt MI sAys The stock Of -four, which GOr
tso weeks was very low, b now repleniShed BY
resent arrivals from san Francisco. and many
heavy iznsletions have been had within the
p.1i thrss dsys a prices considerably below The
ruling market Fniaas The best bFnds, on Sat-
urday. could b purchased CIOr ensh) at from SO
% 81 80 pr barrul Beans are vsEy-vsEy
so.rcs-nsvsr . scarce Or high since Victoria
bscams town. A lot of 800 pounds Of new
bayoi ~ sd % saturday q I2t cents pr
Mound.
, 1862-06-12

NJ esaunns Of the PVOSI sOrSD HoALD are open
lSssmmuneaons an questions Of public policy ana In
rsl And ne advocacy Of al sides Of every question shA
y fssy hsArd bll such eonmaneaons - are not Of
r..sr uue nature Or are Intended for he iurranes Of
aalvsaua snds su be charged AaVsrsnsntA Th' rule
vu In no CO. - departed hon.
, 1862-06-12

The REBELS ABEoAD.-fhe following is an ex.
tract from letter dated Liverpool, April 4, 1869
" The sailing Of the ship Metropolis, the steamer
MentO, to run the blockade; the steamers Co.
l"m6id, Julie and LopEin, laden with muni.
tons of war for the Confederacy the arrival Of
the adelaide and Mary Wright, loaded with cot.
ton from Charleston, and the building Of steam
gunboat BY Shird & Co, at Bucker Head, intend.
ed as privateet for the ConEederates, have all
been reported to you. The EunbOat OretO. built
here as q privateer for the Rebels, sailed from
here two weeks ago. There is the greatest ac-
tivity manifested by the Rebels and their agents. I"
And all this in the port and under the eyes Of q
neutral power. Make note Of it
, 1862-06-12

Iw Wsf1nEa.-'rbe weather ~ some days
80 hu. t.in q Ne most agreeable and healih.
klhafnru. h has ben neither hot nor cold (;
- lsnpsIriuEs ranging from 70 degrees q
night % % dssrssa ID ~ shade a MONDAY. be-
y1n1 uhi1h he msleuEy srlaom nsss during
ne summer 4 this plaoe. No part q DE Pncis
&c cu.st, We bslisse, 6oa1is hher climate, lor
h..llh ~ pl,.snrl. diph hat Of Puget Sound 10
thsiunnlr honihE
, 1862-06-12

On nv GorEnroh--flon. Wm. Pickering,
oafn-h Governor. arrived q Portland By Ibs lssl
asamsr from san Franei.oo. and has probably
ere Iris entered upon he dischargs Of his oficia
duilcA The Governor CONES armed with an
order from Gen. Wright % Col slsihbsrger %
delnl . portion q his 6rOs foI the protsctiop of
lhe ovsrril cmiglalion. We should infer from
dis ihui tho Governor 4 sdvisod Of large bodies
q suisr.nis being % he way 20 shis Tsriiosy.
, 1862-06-12

NEGROES IN THE REBEL ANNA Washington
paper says" The enemy have large number Of
armed negroes plainly visible, keeping guard as
other soldiers. This exaspcrates our own troops
very much. They do not like the idea Of shoot
ing at negroes These negroes are very cruel to
our wounded. Itisa reliable fact that all, or
nearly all, our wounded at Lees Mills were bay.
oneted, while stuck in the mud Of the bog, in
their feeble attempts to escape these savages."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-20
More victories.

ms intelligence Of the tai Of Hlrpsr's Ferry WAs
flly confirmed yeslertlg Ths event = extremely
in9Oanl and every Vas suspicious for the Confederate
Cause In como respects Il i % he mos. mouentous
s-ccssses Of the Wsr Ts nubor Of PrsOOss captured
* probably greater than has bsel taken in any other
sTs engagement 5uriag the vaf, exceeding even ths
almbsr taken By the PsdsEAl forces At Fort DOoeOn
~ tss Cooisdsrates IN the battles before Richmond In
material fSsl!s the victory Is extraordinarily fruitful
Lsrzs Quantities Of small arms sere taken; great
sao1nt OF smmunidOD and several hundred wagons ;
ordnance stores qgaIsrmlssrs and eoHmssAr stores
s-ss particulars as tAys to hand viii be found in
sao,hs part Of tbs mornings paper 10 another point
oi yies tbs success IS highly important l1'Ipel' the
Las p masut Of the Federal army fOm the Valley and
ssl1ss bs vhos Of tha, rich country 70 the Contedsra
- lS relieves ~. Lee from al apprehension of dan
gsE IL biz rear aud opens safe bIs of communication
18th Richmond. lt might have been unsafe 10 lsave Il
s.soag position o. Hlfpsrs Ferry in possession OF the
s1s1y bot that tbs point has b5en provided for,
szsrsl Lss psosse2te bis plans without aPprshea
sG1
This csp.g.e Ia tbe suGdennsss with which It was e.
ises1 he precision Of the combinations, and rapidly
ri tre movs--uts 9Th shich il effected very much
resembles the capture Of the great snireneAed camp a.
Ca ~ NspolecD Tue battle, said 70 have been fought
b, B5olssB0sO, hddletouu, in Maryland va
toagbt on By Mcclellan sita view 10 relieve the Fed
s.a garrison a. Hlrpers Ferry. We think it extremely
Improbable tas. he en- have had with him so ny
~ as SO 600 since Gen Hills single corps darDass SAs
il1-j slf6--ag 10 check his progress. The usx days
events AID he Immediately succeeding movements are
D. &C "a as eslr l. is stated that LOngstreets eorps
5asd Hill aud hat tie combined forces made furious
s.'acs ca Mcclellan and succeeded in defeating him and
slTog him iron he held Ni.h heavy los. We have
,5ssy coat ieaee that e Mcclellan ventures another
tsseiAl action be vii be dss..r0usly beaten. He
srfi 10 oss another army, and b. cannot sIrd to Ps
,a bs Confederate armies march unopposed through
ssysld and rayags Pennsylvania without al less., an
al 80 to say their triumphant pscgIess.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-20

Of dsintsErsOn- So its ooheAiveneas existed among
the dsjssts sssa5ro" Of the remnant Of the Union,
sas they could readily fortsss the probability Of
combinations, bssed upon commercial and geographical
conYenie0es sprngng out of the order Of things
The Northern States, aboanding, they do, in many
Of the elements Of national greatness viii 6ud their adj
vansagts to great extent neutraEsd by the unfortu
nate conformation Of their territory subsequent to the
secession Of the South. From the Atlantic TO the Ms
ssipPi they present SO singular aboundsry as to os al
most incompatible with shs existence Of compact nA-
don. Stretching along a A0e Vi immense length, Jet
compressed Into dispFopOrIonse narfouness bstSsep
lbe Oaio and the Lakes the extreme horth western point
Of Virginia almost piercing tie centre. sad the great
rSes no oager sertg channels 10 bear their wares
70 markets Of which they enjoyed the monoPoly- Vas
sasy 10 Discern numerous for further division
So rapid downfall produced beWildering effect up.
on their minds. They totally blind to the iHexer-
able necessity Of the steadily operating causes OF The
revolution aud incapable OF accepting The situation, and
seeking to mitigate is evils by uiiciOus aequiesSencs
In the minds of the rsghted of their statesmen,
might have found room for another consideration,
Of perhaps even greater moment than the more
imminent esismities obvious to all In lOsing
they lst that The stable guarantee OF Werdered
republication had departed, and that henOsiOrth the
Ed VaSares Of radical euprcS to substitute the
venerable ns1ims OF constitutional freedom Tney saw
cot merely material decline bst moral degradation i'm
pendius. We can scarcely overcome feeling OF COM
passion for the thoughtful tsS Who yOked with men Of
rspss.at principles, saw themselves hurried with re-
ssess fury into the fearful They would gladly
accept the alternative Of conquest by the South as an
e1tricstion from their unfortunate position.
The u uses unable to discern the causes which have
produced the Revolution shut their eyes to the reality,
and refuse 10 submit 70 the legitimate consequences Of
.heir aes. The shallow demsgOgues who have arisen
10 poser knew 10 pso'ouzaer policy than 10 postpone
present ey as the eos. OF the tusufe. Hence unani
nous agreeusrt In repetition OF the fatal which
has ~ cfen arrsyed governments in futile effort TO
arrest the progress OF inevitable reform. The result
will be Stat /, has ever been Eyents wbod are the Ion
prepared ufment Of comprehensive and potent agen-
os viii b. submitted to, and future generatonsguilty
perhaps of similar foy--Ein moralzI upon the guilt
aud folly Of Al attemp. stay the clearly marked DE-
seOpmeut OF the era and sckuo~.edso that res sArce
70 lis impetus served but TO consolidate its strength
aud assure It's success.
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70 CoaRRsPoNpsNT,.

~ Ls,fsfs on bsslsss aaut % addressed 10 "EdlOr u
tss Way"
rss 1risH on BOZ, sites Of s paper icH s0 % pub ~
81 Tis rae 81 losg stGning oHgh' % D. tH0sa 70 az
cad trN hs departed from Obiudry Hoscss sscesf
tzg sigls haze are ciI-gsd,5r Is advertisements
e. We cauH0t usdsssIks rsa refsd communications
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rRIauTs uP R.lpICr.

Al meeting Of the Southampton Cavalry, rom2say l5h
sasiuent Hrsaa yootteers Capt eet'e s-sd to
ohDr lAsat o. Wi spPon n t;TetsTy the following
COMMITTEES appone 10 iraf Il Iesolnilon LiesI
Eiwari U. Burses Jsnei T. Psrfer. zEI Jlme. Drew
Peiube wle;ess II has pleased Almighty F.iks 10 his
inhni sioc - Of b,ovsi and
K, Han. coulrAdr.. al NJ. GA a 81. HkkHS
Ssvv aud 'earleisie, cha sins the FEDERAL 0ayaE w.us
buts va, fept 9th, 1861.
te-ohe! lhst while h1nbIy rev our heads sni I.y
mot my WILL u. thoe be dOGe LIi" ys but We
vet 10 ouI heartfelt soE5S at the dslh Sf
young sprti
se'oved That We d'ssir ympsihIs 9Th ths families n the
deoel.ei 10 theT bere iVsn and Va py Of these 70;
hot be teni them as q testnuns OF our sitf
hoEtd D. Tfats ~ Ct these be scot II the 70
osi dais oF pabies n' Petersburg EIprss, Rchusa3
khis. and RnohmoLd Inqursr
Lieat l. r. EpwAsrs,
hicsAk1 u. EUSsEs,
JLxEs r. pLK.s4
!ssss Il DksEAi,
J. WIZ, keHetsEy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-20

resolution OF Wednesday returning hAaks to cur Gem
erals and armies In the ed which taken up and re-
ferrsd to the Committee Oh Military Affairs when
Mr.. NASH. OF Chesterfield. submitted prslmsls and
series of resolutions recognising the military genius Of
Generals Lee, Johnston, Jackson, Al EWel and the
bravery OF tie officers and ecldisrs Of tie armies.
Upon mn,ion the pSmes OF Generals a. P. Hill, j. Z.
Stuart, J. B. Hagrnder, Trimble, aud Erlry, We 9
added and the resolution, Is amended adopted
Mr.. NASH also introduced resolution ei4ing eTpres.
sion OF the public sense touching the brilliant ard sue
cessfal defence of Drewps Bluff from tho assaults q
the gunboas. The resolution referred to the Com
miitee on alitary Ahai.s.
The QUksTIos CT sALr AGAIN.
Mr.. NEWMAN offered the followin
Resolved, That Il JOIN. Committee on Salt be
qnesied confer with the Confederate authorities con-
Q rning the "A asha Salt and Sal. Works
|. Was moved 10 amend BY inserting the words "pea
session and occupation" second smsndnCbt read
sad oolcuIred in, in regard 10 tho salt captured The
| resolution and amendments were laid on the table.
JUICES OF The CIRCUIT COURT.
Mr. DlCKlNsON,..ot Grsyson, CT red the following
Received, That the Committee General Laws In
quire into the eIpedeucy OF providing by Law that the
Judges of the Circuit Court may have the ZANE su,hor
ty grant charters OF Incorporation in vacation In
| term time, which Was agreed to.
MARTIAL LAW.
| Mr.. ANDERSON, ef Hampshire, introduced the fol
lowing resolution In relation to the continuance in force
II martial Law 10 Richmond and iis vieaty:
Resolved, That special committee CT seyen be OPP
pointed to inquire whether sny legislation be adopt
ID By tho General Assembly that will render uantoes
sy the further continuance Of martial Law In the city o.
Richmond and other PLACES in the Safe. Agreed TO.
The ChaE announced the additional members OF tbs
joint commune In relation 70 40 adequate supply Of
sAlt, via: hees's Brannon and Johnson.
HES,SILIEs oy SOLDIERS, 90.
| Mr. ARNSTR0N6 also submitted the following:
Resolved That the SPECIAL Committee; fret appointed
quire what If any, ess!sticn be adopted to pro
de food and TameDt fa Tho families OF sOldIerd
derae TT ees and 10 prs,ent tortion In arolCs
prime necessity. Agreed to-.
Ga motion, adjourned to noso to-day Saturday.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE

FSIpIY september ~, 1862.
The Senate met at u o'clo.Gb n. Prayer by Rev. j.
Jung, VI the Baptist Ohur,n;
IA mn,ioD of Mr. RlGWELi. the SsUsts Te,Olyet
,rto sseret ssl,,i,s session. AT el muutes pass oat
o'clock the dOots "eFe ie-opened'
MISSOURI TK5OPs.
NJ. nl,is, Of n O.. irom tue Committee OF Cams
~ 800 vas referred House Li to provide ter lhG
rent OF lie ate troops raised IN vi sour By Gen
S.,rlng Pace. The bill WAS read and Pss ed.
THE IIENPTIoS BILL
TIE Senate resumed the consideration OF the I'LL
smp,ipg certain persons iom Enrolment for se.v,cc IA
Toe amy Of tho Confederate States,
Nc. SPARROW, OF L., moved TO insert clause eI.
ping oyJssers Gu plaatatons, cultivated 'llsVsy
~ ueg,o alor e'o
Nj PHEtAN, Of A:ss, cub nilt,d leng,by ruhsIiiue
fr tits amendment, in thg form OF AZ 1dependu
tor, Ehicl, at er d,-cassion, was WithdraUn.
Toe suietdal,r. Submitted by NJ. srAER then
laid upon be table.
M SEAsES, o. la proposed clause ,rampng
plaEtltons owned b. persons in the
Of tie Con edesato or stale Governments or by any
mi, or DIV, ETC.
NrYAN EY. Of Ala, logcd to strike cut the words
about oHnuslip and inssf upon which at many 10
twenty slaves worked 30 owned by persons not
81 ing upo? the sane. RCjocsd-yess 10, hays Is
NJ PhELAN thea .eueNe llis psopos ton, waieh
Z, ,cted-yeAs nays 49,
Nc CLAY, # Ala, moved bat the vote by which
NJ. YAACET's amendment wss jsc;ed be rccoEs!dored
Toe qu,s.ioa was put, and det' mixed in the anirma
tys-yeAs II. nays 5.
Mr. YANUEY then modified b, amendment ard the
vote being taken, it Nss again Sed-yess 9 nays
Pending tho further confederate OF the subj c.
o. motion OF M. D0RTCH. CT. o., tho Senate lat
- mnu,es pas. O'cl,cs) a. ournoO- ayes II uoes s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-20
OBITUARY..

oHAlLEs L. PJwEIL, Js the s,n Of Charles L. Powell Tor
,rtJ who h We paiss om he s1im Of III. battle aed Ne
peace Of heaven AZ the sesinn Of tbs gar hi exc brtb
which be wss rugged in Illinois, to ha't.n {, Tie eetsee Of Is
no r. sheh he had been ,epss,.a as many years before
tsfog his place the rks oGr whn ala oct 20 esf
and oSr o@ r. a.ars the .t hs.ron to M
The RIalas Il Man IN brother whom ,.
BE- from the OF sines bs wy bo
through hs ea tics which 1esst t% 70 take toe y1eA lee
whose fresh ghe wsu no. ALLOW III m 70 thsk ust the enseo
accepted appointment Of Depu hsuhsl the wDtest'
Dsr CO. bis strong eosyictonso u day would allow 70
bme OF 'hs exemption conferred BY once whlcA
the occupancy hs Dsr by eay les
hen attach and on the an ad Of Jaeron ARM he 81
nand Of Captain srarion. he fssly though The p-.
,da Noun ain bis NE fos c1rny he us
Of Warren on - RI no oaer brother - iol"E Il Their
ia he letter annoanc ns his DEATH his Cap an pays this tu.
lis sun although hs Lad ben u my battery but
dat s he had SECURED III good cpai and C. cen Il his ON
eerI and hEd for himself n comp my Al
spd Il der. believe e true Oh tisn"
Noble eonsds ate Goa nand "4o hos 10 4ptrsists
m'er consolation Of well Hsr'ed pate TO the hearts q
shtud elise ds,s.r (shlrh our faith Ia Goa
forbds us to AEtePsteJ Their. vii burst uronh tie ss
VII, have thrOnsed the srmi Nhek viii gsl
thrOu successive the Htcr1 Or sOuths csr iefssy
with all their country's wisns. es,
When sIns, " IN de hgg cod
| Esurn't to deck ,hsir hai.ossd mould,
sh- there hsl dress s<eet. SOD
| Than Fancy feet have tTOd'
| 10y fairy bands th-ir tn.li Is ruos
b. forms u th+lr di'se Il sang;
1h.ts u CONS liar gr,y,
To b. - The teri that wraps tbt.r cisyi
And Freedom .hAl Ill ICpAT,
To d~sN veep.Gs hermit tarr-,'
s,Istw AUGUsTUs HoaRis a Conp,ry D. birsi R'tntut
Va Noluntse late Wm J. horii citd
Vs. ~ 10 uEuts 6tiOe - O'Clock Light Ia his 23I
b, In III; ned Nfr i. mother siae hal her taT
OF 4, 10 Lis ths batSs CT h-
hrsl kAns,si ala williamsburg, Afr whcl, Ia,
h,a N way; 'esng only week. srd partially
store y' totally md !or duy In despite ihe Vi
hs friends, vent ferh AgAu N do s cont ur f.,
BILE healih t1uk pzrI 10 the Manassas end LerbJ
wounded the SOtb ut After Iufernr be
sh,t saaq1 few hours before his departure sid u
his friend And brother so'die who had h HIN,
sng Andeacy ~ de He had rem-nb, red Qeator 10 the
days Of bis yoath May tina, aged mother and deVoiei
well uOe solilsT brothers 10 the wsh,
resvei, realize rational soses In the reflection ttGt be ell
lrg AMI rraoy 10 die
rhe young can only hope again 70 M Era
"Gps." MoTrs, by ggtiug fea1y TO die 10 he ded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-20

THs GEEMAS jaws IN GEcRGIA.--The citizens Of Thorn.
asvlls Ca, recently held meeting aud adopted resol1
forbiddiog German Jews from settling among that
people aud giving ten dsys notice to those already
there to leave the county, aud declaring tia: all express
messengers, baggage men, brakeman, and train hands
on tue Savannah Albany, and Gulf r ,lroad "nsarly
all Of whom are foreigners" unworthy Of the places
they occupy and ought to be removed.
10 consequence Of this action, the German Js~s,
Savannah held meeting OH the 18Th inst, ard uuGIi
mously adopted the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas, have read with am 'ment and con,emp',
the proceedings OF meeirg at Townsville held on
the sob August last, 10 which German Jews de
nOunced 10 ulmeasared terms-are prohibited from
visiting that village, and banishng all these nov rssident
III that l.ce.
This wholesale SANDER, persecution aud denunciatlon
Of people, many Of whom pouring their blood
on the bat u fslds Of their country in defence OF civil
aud religious liberty s at with the spirit Of the age
tho letter Of the cOnstitulion-and the principles Of
reigonand can hud no parallel except In the bIrbA
Ties o. the nquson and the persecution Of the dark
ages We feel tina. We have no remedy bu. Ia an ap-
peal TO enlightened public opinon and to that do
appeal.
Be il hsr,Crs resolved That whilst We do DO, india
crmnA.ely eulogse our people yet We boldly that
a o!sls, they honest, true and faithful,
their aud tandecrs and TO this end refer
the crminsl courts Of the country
R,soipeC, That We hold all cCucsrned 10 that meet
ing as enemies Of human liberty and freedom Of COZ
science.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-20
HOUSE OF Representatives.
Tbs II Juse met at / ! o'clock.

DEPARTMENTAL.
The Chair laid before the House communication
from tho Secretary of the Treasury 10 sporse 10 a
resou ion OF the House. inqurng what ea alton is NJ
&c sary to facilitate the business Of his e.arment in
which die House was referred 10 his reguh report 10
Co gress. Lid On the tabl, and ordered V printed
Al4g a communication in answer 10 Uslutiou Of
tho Hou,e Ia reference 10 QiartCrmaster HeAr Both
civil and criminal prosecution had been entere
SOLDIERS AND SOLDIERS FkNIIEs.
Mr.. JONES, Of Tenn, presented menohal what
he oonsd red a very important subj ct viz ;laklng
provision for he blre6 Of solierl disabled IN % War
aud for the relief OF the families in the va. RI
ferrel.
GRsENT NEAHIRs. IN
NJ RUSSELL asked leave Of absence for Mr.. deAs,
Of Va, Wlo sa5 He'd home by Sickness in his fsm
Mr. MCDOWELL Was excused from attendGreo oAA
s1ssons IF the House for this day In cons qaenee
important Business.
POST ROUTE
Mr. LYON, Of Ala, offered a resolution stkng III
a b Il be reported by the Committee Postal Affairs 9
tabshng certain Post Route therein named. AdoPte'
DETECTING CousTERYIIrRRs
Mr.. KENEER, from the Committee on Ways an
Ieans reported BILL in response to resolution oil On
House. authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury TO Gu
a reward OF no. more than five thousand dollars for III
apprehension and conviction Of persons forging or ute
ing counterfeit money notes. 1t was asked on tho pa
OF the Committee that the bill be put its passage.
Mr.. LYONS, Of Va, moved to strike out " 50 600
and insert "sl 600"
Mr.. Holt, OF Ga, opposed the tfsrng Of any n
county 70 arrest all such criminals and there Was sue
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-20

10n LBa. esahss sslls, IN sere All iof cal. By
%UU aq5 Wfkfias0H co.. lee Main tss,t
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ooRRrsPosDKScr CALLED FoR.

I, T.. DICKINSON, Of Grayson, introduced resola
nt requesting the Governor to communicate TO the
se-e f In hil Judgment compatible with the public In
teFO copies OF any correspondence which may have
pas between himself aud the Confederate Govern.
respect to the invasion Of the rights and the 10
,'soS Of the laws Of ttis Commonwealth by persons
ecu prisoners Of war which Was agreed 70.
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS.
H11LLIER, Of Petersburg, desirsd 10 call up his
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-20
37OACREs or LANo FORs ALR.

IUaT AECkIvRD.
~ 40 Reaos Wrap ag and kalllrg Paper.
GOO Pounds Cotton YsIns, assorted,
Candle Wick,
othes Llnes,
Lead ng Ines
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-20

Mr.. COLLIER. OF Petersburg, offered the following
Resolved That the Committee on Agriculture and
Comm ,rce inquire into the tIpediency Of authorizing
tho Governor TO cause tan yard to be established
Wording to the recommet di,ion Of the Commissioners
hose report accompanies the Governors Message and
at the Committee report by bill or otherSlse. Agreed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-20

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