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GeneraIs HaIIeck and sigeI.

A correspondence is said to be in pro-
gress between Generals Halleek and Sigel.
oecasioned by statements of the former
that there are serious charges against the
personal courage of the latter. The diff
Guilty is unfortunate Washington CsrrSs-
PondeBes Of the Nsv York Tines.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
WATCHES
FOR Idle RSI
At Reduced Prices.
AMERICAN WATCHES for AMERICANS.

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY gives no.
tee that they have lately issued styl Of Watch
expressly designed for Soldiers and others who desire
good Watch at moderate price These Watches
are intended to Jsplace the worthless, cheap Watch
IS Of British and Swiss manufacture, with which the
country Is flooded and which we're expected to
keep time when they were made being refuse manu-
ctures sent to this country, because unsaeable at
home, and used here only for JO0zETSa and swND-
LING purposes.
We offer to sell our Watch, which Is Of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, an ACCURATE
and DURABLE TINE KEEPER, and in Sterling
silver Cases, Hunting pattern at as low price as is
asked for the trashy ANoEEs and LEPNEs Of foreign
make already referred to-
We have named the new series Of Watches, WIN.
ELLERY, Boston, Mass, which name will be found
on the plate Of every Watch Of this manufacture, and
is one OF our trade marks.
SolG BY all respectable Jewellers in the loyal States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS g. APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Company,
septliO7 ls2 Broadway, New York.
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The Proclamation.

The Missouri Democrat rejoiceth as fol-
lows over the late proclamation Of the
President:
As the great mathematician, after pass
ing days and nights for weeks and years
in the wasting toll of brain, in his great
sn1eavor to solve the problem of life's
study, makes the discovery, and shouts
".Bzrebd' in the gladness of his heart; as
the brave De Soto, after struggling for
weary league on league through dark forest
and treacherous mo Of an unwhole-
some cline, in quetI ri that beautiful
stream which rolled, in his Imagination,
like the river of life, through the far-Of
gardens Of the West rested upon its bank
to gaze in rapture upon its surprising
grandeur and listen to the music of its
waves; as the great Wellington, after haY-
ing "from early morn to dewey eve' stood
upon the blood-drenched field Of Waterloo
amid the wreck, and shout, and carnage Of
dreadful battle, watching the progress of
the fight as the sun wheeled his slow course
above that field of death at last, as the
shades of night begin TO fall, beholds the
enemy Waver, break and fly, and feels that
the dreaded and almost inyincible Napo-
leon is overcome; so do we in this, the
hour of eur triumph, after long years Of
struggle, bitter denunciation, cruel disap-
pointmsHt, and most wasting labor, in bat
tie with q giant wrong, feel, as the shout
Of victory ascends for the principle of our
adoption and cur love, that we have not
struggled. and toiled, and fought in vain.
.
All true men may now rejoice with great
Joy. At last our Government has adopted
policy policy of vigor and of right.
True, the mere words Of q proclamation
do not enforce it. It requires men and
action. But such words as the President
has uttered, will command the men and
inspire the action. We may lock for the
war for the Union now to be prosecuted
with ten-fold vigor. The nation knows
now exactly what we are fighting fer.
Our eoUntrymsn can no longer feel that
they are pouring out their blood, and the
blood Of brothers and sons, for naught.
When peace is conquered now, it will be a
permanent peace. When the Union is
again restored, it will be Union to last
forever. Our President has covered him
self with glory. He has done the brs7est
thing Of the age. Fear not that the loyal
hearts Of America will fail to rally around
him, and BY their deeds make good his
words.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-27

JAMES A. CRAW is a candidate for the Ofies oi
Sheriff, subet to the decision Of the Union County
Convention. sept23
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-27

JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Of Chagrin Falls, will be
candidate for sheri Of this county, subject to the
decision Of the People. septls
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- MANHOOD;
A FRIEND IN NEED-TRY IT.

n
Dr. Sweets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is preparoC
from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
the great bone setter and has been used in his pac
toe for the last twenty years with the most astonsh
ing success. As an external remedy II is without
rival and will alleviate pain more speedily than any
other preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous
Disorders &c Is truly in albie, aud q curative Or
Sores, Wounds, SpraiDs Bruises, &C, its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening prOpenaites,
cite the ust wonder and n Of all who have
ever given IL trial. Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable cures performed by It within the last
two years. attest TO this fact. Strong Armstrong,
Agents for Cleveland. decl0alteoWd9W.k26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-27

The yellow fever is raging terribly at
Key West, and the hospitals are fsn Of ps-
tislts.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Please announce EDWIN I. HAMILTON as a can
didate for sherof Guy ysnoga county, subject to the
decision of the Union Convention. sep25
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In East Cleveland, September 18th, by Rev. A, N.
Richardson, Mr.. FRANK HULErr and Hiss LOIS
HOLMES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-27

Trad KELLEY is a PEACE candidate for the 18th
Congressional District Of Ohio, subject to wire
working political caucus Convention, but to honest
voting only. sep5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-27

On Thursday evening, September 18th, GEORGE
WALTER, only son Of George u. and Maria Beck,
aged six years.
Friends are invited attend the funeral services
tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at 0'alSsk, at Isl
Ptttlbursh-st.
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UNION STATE TICKET.

JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
FRANKLIN 7. BACKUs, Of Cuyahoga.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
VI. S. KENN0N, Of Belmont.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CHAuNCEY n. 0LDS, Of Franklin
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM D. HENKLE, Of Warren.
BOARD oF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN B. GREGORY, Of SciOto.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.
DR.. CHFESEMANS PTLLS

LIN. OAlI4EOEl4hLN y ElALNO.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are
the result Of long and extensive practice. They ART
mild in their operation aud certain in correcting al
Irregularities, painful Menstruation, removing All Oh
structions whether from cold otherwise headache,
pain in the side Palpitation Of the heart Ehitos ali
nervous affections, hysteries, fatigue, pain in thu
back and Limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arises
from interruption OF nature.
DIR. CHEEsEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era In the treatment
Of those Irregularities and distractions which have
consigned so many to a premature grave. No female
can enjoy good health unless she is regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN's PILLS
the most eectusl remedy ever known for all COM
paints peculiar to Females To all classes they are
invaluable including with certainty periodical reg.
ularity They are known to thousands, who have
used them, at different periods, throughout the
try having the sanction II some Of the most eminent
Physicians In America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with ssch Box Ths price, 81 90 per Box
containing from 80 70 90 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, b. RENTING 10 thr
Proprietor sold By Druggists generally.
K. B. HUTCHIEGs, Proprietor,
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4. B. HUTCHIHGs, Propristor.
~ Sold wholesale and Eetal in Cleveland b.
STRONG q ARMSTRONG aprI4.eowRz7

"Human Frailty, or Physiological BE-
searches should read ~ every Dudy. Ii Of
5elf-inflicr-J diseases M he rrsults o. ear5 NAL
practice the uau-es mat n queutiy lead Unbappy
Marriages, their relief aud prevention with c0pious
instructions a. to tho surs method cf disPeling the
misgiyings that frequently take hold Of those about
to enter into the marriage state. The work Is beau
ffully illustrated With colorJd ensravings, aud s
raught with Wholesoms advice and sxhortations.
To be had ofDr. Barrow, tgi BlockerSt, n. Y. Sent
free Of postage everywhere. Price . sonta. SEQ I'D
vertisement Of ''Triesemar'' ], and g.
Sold By @. ". Clark, Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


AALhGmulGHAa
Juvenile Copplewell Before J. H. Brown, JUS
Plainsih, tice Of the Peace for CleYe-
vs.. land Township, CuyahOga
Thomas Brown, ct. al, County, Ohio.
Defendants.
THOMAS BROWN, A NON-REsI-
DENT Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, viii take no
tCe that the l4th day Of August ls2 said Justice
issued an order OF Attachment against the property
Of the said Brown in the above action for the sum Of
One hundred and Fourteen Dollars. Said case Is set
for hearing the 18th day Of September 1851 at 1PM.
J. s. GRANNIB,
auel94Of Plaintiffs Attorney.
Lucy A. Swift, Cuyabogs Common Pleas.
John L. swift. Divorce.
TOHN L. SWIFT is HEREBY
81 notified that on the 18th day Of August, Is62 Lu
cy Swift hled In said Court her petition against
him for Divorce, alleging for causes, ist, wiul alb
sence; 3D. gross neglect OF duty 3D. adultery and an
unlawful marriage with a woman whose name Is un-
known 10 petitioner said cause will be for hearin
at the November Term Of said Court
NJ. S. CASTLE Wm. V. TOUsLE1s
aug21.fn7 Solicitors
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AMERICAN BLACKING.

PURE PARAFFIN.
For sale at the Western Reserve LabaratoTy, slS st.
Olair-St. Cleveland, Ohio
EyERETTs
UnriValIe5 D4slnfectlng Compound
This tuvlgablp composition should Be IN the hand
Of eEery HousekeepeI For preventing the disagres-
able od0r sinks, Pryies, etc, It Is unequalled.
No FARMER can aqord 70 Be without #, = It viii
the loss Of
FERTILIZIEG QUALITIES IN MANURE.
No SOLDIER should leave for the Seat Of War
without supply Look 10 Il that your rlends In tha
Army furnished with what has been proved the
most efhcacious disintectant in use.
Directions for Uie Accompany Each Package
Manufactured, and at Wholesale, at the
Western Reserve Laboratory,
By A. d. EVERETT, Chemist,
No 3I9 St. Clair-st-, Cleveland, Ohio.
sB-sOLD BY ALL THE PRISolPh DRUsaIsrs.-eG
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-16
Ben X. Chase.
.JAIR ORNA MEN TSl

IyAIR ORN A NJ EN- T s!
II
After an acquaintance ofsix years, during which
me we have had many thousand articles brsded by
ne party that NOW braids our Hair ornaments, We
20 satisfied that In every instance We get this
IDENTICAL HAIR THAT IS FURNISHED.
nd in addition to our former samples, we are noW
sole to show come OF the finest designs IN
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK,
znioh, besides being valuable keepsskes, are much
osissd for their Artistic merit. by this mode We
an arrange the shortest Infant Hair.
Call and see the 400 different patterns OF the
yAToH, JRwRLRY and SILvRR-wAgE Store of
BEN Z. CHASE.
Rutland, April 4, 1861. l4tf
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THE WEEKLY HEBAIp
rHRne OF ApyxRTIsISe

For 10 lines or less for three wesk, sent
For each weeks continuance, tn'e ss sho y
A liberal allowance msde To th"s'
largely
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Railroads..

RUTLAND 81 BURLINGTON ~. ~
NN and after Monday, Nov. 25, 1851. Trains
I } wiilrun 81 follows, viz
MOVING SOUTH AND EAsT.
Leave Burlington, 500 AM. and 9 30 p. NJ.
Arrive at Rutland, II A. M, and IL 80 night
Leave Rutland, 6.25 and II 20 A. H.
Arrive at Bel ows Falls, 80 4. NJ, LAB +. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls, $40 A. NJ, 1870 and $40
=. NJ.
Arrive st Rutland, 1910 A. NJ, $50 and TAO z. NJ.
Leave Rutland, 0o A. NJ, 300 and ABS p M.
Arrive at Burlington, 1000 A. ri. 500 and 7.30
p. NJ.
TRAISs CONNECT AZ FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with Vt. Central, and VT. Il Cana
da Railroads for Montpelier, St. Adams, Rouse's
Point Montreal, Ogdensburgh, and the West-At
Rutland with trains for Troy Albany and New York,
Saratoga SPRING. Schenectady and tue West-At
Bellows Falls with trains Cheshire Railroad for
Fitehburgh, Worcester, LEVEL and Boston. With
Vt. Valley E. r., for Brattleboro, Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven and New YoFk-aBd with Sullivan
Railroad for Windsor, W, 4. Junction, Wells River,
ST. Jehnsbury, Barton, Littleton and the White
Mountains.
Passengers for the West will lind this cheap, pleas
ant and expeditions route.
FOR tickets aud al necessary information inquire at
the offices the line.
b. 4 GaAPIN sup't
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PRESERVE YOUR MANHOOD.
Il1aSQaTESLggPlL

prompt, radical, and Secihc remedy for Sperma-
torrhea or Seminal Weakness, involuntary Ennis
sions, and Genial Irritability in either Sex.
This latest application of Medical Science to the
treatment and cure of distressing and obstinate
malady has proved THE GREATEST BOON to thou
sands who were rapidly declining, in bodily and
mental powers, from the DEBILITY OF EXHAUS-
TON, which is the INEVITABLE CONSEQUENCE Of
this disorder From one to three boxes will effect
radical cure in the most aggravated cases, whether
scnstitnional, or arising from Abuse or EzeeSes.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY
ave believe il 10 be, In the treatment of SeTma-
souhsd, as near sPRcIFIoas any medicine can be-
We have cVrsd many Sersr6 with from six TO
TIN DOSES. "-B. KEITH, NJ. ID. Am. jour h6igsn-
ens Mst Medtoq.
A physician writes to the American journal and
Repertory of Medical Science as follows: .'About
1osr years ago was badly afflicted with SPERMA-
ToRRHRA, aud had nearly despaired of finding relief,
for had tried every plan of treatment by
my medical friends, under whose care I had placed
myself had taken but -FOUR DOSES Of
this medicine before the ceased and BY con
tinuing its use appetite returned, the peculiar ca
dsverous hue of my lace yielding to more healthy
color. As subsequent years have proved, wAe
CURED MY DIsRseE. Thie being a difficult naLo-
~ 10 cure, mention the result in my cese, that 9th
VI, may try its virtues.
PRICE; 81 per Boa Sir Bo1es fer So BY mad.
~ Circulars end advice gratis. Letters confiden
tiai. A liberal di count to uggiste and Physicians
Sold Wholesale and Retsi by
lslyeow Sc John St NY
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Musical Instruments. &c.
IAN OSl PIAN S


The subscriber, practical Meehsnic, and thor
oaghly scq0snted with every part OF Piano, s the
sole AGENT Tor this vicinity, for the sale of the cele
bFatad ipstTuments of
HAZLETON & BROTHERS,
Which took the irst premium Of the late n j. State
Fair over Steinway & Sons make, and are consid-
cred the best IA fas market.
Prices moderate, and every insttnment fuiiy war
ranted. For further particulars inquire OF Mas
A, Z. HOPKINS, Main St, Rutlal- VT. or OF the
subscriber.
e AN. POWERS.
". B.-Mr. Powers viii eontinu( tame Pianos IN
April, August and December. On Il ioft with Ars
Hopkins, will he attended 70
Burlington. st. Jan. 3 hSl. 2tj
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NIArIHA, an excellent substitute 70,
~ SPIRITS OF TURtENTlNE, rs cents per gal
lon at BILLINGS & CHAPLlN'S,
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CCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS
NJ RooKS.Fsn'v Goods, Pocket Cutlery, an
Psriumery, for sale by
GEO. ATUTTLE & CO.
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Billings & Chaplin.

p UCK WHEAT FLOUR from New
~ YORK. mills at
BILLINGS CHAPLlN'Ss
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II OW ARD ASS0OIATlON N,
PHILADELPHIA

Bsaevosat iMsittii0H established By special Endot0-
went oy lts rs5sf Of tee sok and Distressed, AFFLICTED
xtA Virtler1 ChToae Diseases and especially fo'
ths Gaze Of Diseases Of the Sszsal Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
VALUABLE IMPORTS On spermatorrhea ana
other diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and on the
NEW REMEDIFS employed In the Dispensary sent
In sealed letter opes free OF charge: Two OF
j. SKILLfN HGUGBroN. Howard Association
Philade phis Pa IN ~
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n OWNERS KEROS ENE, sold at
~ 65 cents allon by
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INKS INKS ms
Blssl Hius. Csrmine Copying, Inde hble, and
Writing Faid' - sl kinds for sac by
FUTILE co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-04

tba! but 73 Members answered to their ralp.s
being fur less lhan quorum.
The PgEsIDENr-T 6oorkeeper will close
the door. Tho sergeant.starcas will GO snd
bring up pbEept merDb bers
The order was obcYed By both oilieer:..
Mr.. Nelson. DO not lniuk the prcocc=d>
ing proposed will hsv. q scod eject, and
therefore move re adjourn.
The molten was ri jected.
After lapse of somc fifteen or twenty mill,
utes, awaiting the return Of tho sergeant-a.>
arps,
Mr.. KENT said ain inclined to think that
|e are kep! here from an apprehension that
We will not havs quorum Tomorrow. in
tended to leave Tomorrow morning; but in
view Of the state of things which seem to ex
ist, have changed my mind, and shall remain
until the next day. have no doubt we will
havo quorum tomorrow, and |, therefore,
move We adjourn.
The motlcn was agreed to--yeas, &c; noes,
81. Ard ito Convention accordin sly ADJOURN
ed about III o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-04

I in; solau forty minutes II secret snsS!cI. me
djrrs rcrp ro.oEcncd.
On motion of MT. MosrAcue The lc.icv--
ing Special Repnr1 h' tho joint conr,I;E', ar
The Poniteutiery III rci2r.rcs 10 cur;',!1 ;:s:.i,
ses preferred against Mr.. Pa:d!e;o:. SIbo'ia-
.rAienl cf the Panitentiarv. j.: i ps~st,apcr
published in ice city OF EiriE'mo'rj ~as. .'sac;;
uv.
"'fhe Unmmitteo on the PenlentiaIy ucdcr
orders Of toe House Of Delegates, ha7s pro
cce'led 70 investigate certain charges E.s!srrrG;
against James penGle;ou ;hn SUPERINTENDENT,
by certain correspondence 6i the "Examincr. "
Before proceeding with tho iuTesli CATION,
lic Committee called upon the Editors; CT tic
aforesaid paper for tho na:ro Of The accusc- IN
tho case. The name given xea Fra5i; C6i'toa.
This lns. Was Summoned before Inc Commit
lee and madu oath that be was not the au,har
Of ssid charges, and never authorized lis name
to &c signed to any communication in re!o.!on
thereto The aforesaid Editor being under
examination, as q witness, stated to the CH7:-
lTittee that he was unable to furnish tSs rame
uf any oti:er person wh3 had written, Gaiiver-
I'd or transmitted any Of the o.tcr articles
published in his newspaper.
NefeiluelesS LILO llooSe having Au c'leC'c", :,
and the Superintendent inviting the fullest
scrutiny, the Committee proceeded 10 hear
and have recorded, The evidence OF the wit
nesscs brought before it The Couin.ltee, re
fhrring to the testimony which accompanies
this report deems it sufficient 10 stat:, that
each and every charge, in its opinion, is con-
clusivey refuted, 50 far as the same iGnpl-
Gates the fidelity ur Integrity Of tia Suporin
tendent.
Aad, therefore, tho Committee ask to be
discharged from tho further consideration Of
the subject" aud the Committee ~ss accord
ipsjy discharged.
Several bills were advanced i Stage anl be
House then adjourned.
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Legislature of Virginia,
SATURDAY. MARCH l, 1862.
SENaTE


The Senate wore notified Of tho agreement
by the House to the amendments proposed By
tho Senate to House bill entitled an act to au-
thorize the organization Of ten companies Of
rangers; also that the House had passed bill
changing the boundaries of Pulaski and WythS
counties.
Mr.. LOGAN, by leave, introduced bill to
authorize the Governor to remove the public
library and the papers and records belonging
to tho Court Of Appeals from Lewishurg, in
Greenhrier county. TO avoid injury thereto by
the public enemy.
The report Of tiie Committee on Military
Affairs on the resolution for tie erection OF
hospitals for the sick and disabled soldier: 0!
the State, which declared it inexpediant 10
legislate on the subject st this tune, was taken
up and agreed to.
The bill authorizing the purchase Of Ger tsin
lots by the State in Holly wood Cemetery was
read the third time, and rejected, for want OF
constitutional majority.
Senate bill, authorizing the civil authorities
of the CommonE eal:h to render aid in arrest,
ing dsssrters from military service, vas order.
ed to be engrossed.
The hill to organize companies for special
service was taken up, and, on motion of air.
CAaRAwAY, amended and laid on the table.
House bill to amend m. ordinance Of the
Convention, to provide for The organization o
the provisional army t5T lie State Of Virginia,
was referred 10 tho Committee on Military
Affairs.
House bill to incorporate the Preston Goal
Oil and Iron Company, wss read three times
and passed
The bill authorizing the Governor to Gail
out certain inil;larT forces for the defence o
| tho State was debated urtil the hour Of sd
iousDment
HcEsE OF DELEGATEs.
The nouse not A. the usual hour.
RERsoLuTIoN ADOPTED.
On motion pr Mr. WYNs,
Resolved. bT the General Assembly c; Viz
einia, That tie Governor do tender to the
Oone.e Of tho Confederate S:ates, for lis uae
as Committee Rooms all tho rooms in The
building called the State Court House, which
are not now used By tie Supreme 0surt Of Ap
pesls AND its clerk sod tho Adjutant General,
apd to ask the corporate sutEorities Of the
CITY of Richmond to ,-ovIdA suitable ACCOM-
moastions for tic Circuit Court OF the city O.
Richmond and its clerk, aud OF the County
Court of Hsnrico county to provide ior TIT
! Circuits Court Of that county sad its clerk
Thr SPEAKER announced :hat be had re
7 ceived q communication from the Colonel o
Ordnance, Colonel Charles D;nmock,) which
should be communicated TO the House in Sc
cret session. -.
On motion Of Mr.. SHErFET, the House re
solved Itself into secret session. After spend
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LATE HGRTilna iRTEtiiaEHGE.

/ We hnva received from our special agent
COPY oi tho Philadelphia "Inquirer' Of the
Goth, and also the New York "Herald" Of the
9th instant STo extract as follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-04

YEAsMessrs Amber, Fisher Morgan, Pickett. Franklin
P. Turner, Wood.-6.
NArs-Messrs Montague, President) Barbour, Baylor,
Berlin, Blakey, Bouldn, Boyd Branch, BraTuer Brooke
Bruce, Byros, Campbell, Capertou, Garter, Chaubers
Chapman, Conn., O. b. Conrad, Co~sn onx, Deskns Dor
man. Dulany frercb Pugate, Garland Garrett Gravely
Gray, GogEn Goohe Hendren, Heck, JAnney, Kent Kby
Kindred Lee, Mcneil macfarand J. W. Marshall James
Price, Pueh George ". Randolph R. T.. Sc c,tt, seawel
Sharp Sheey stngon, Speed sPrrock Stuart Strange,
Tayloe, Thornton, Robert H. Turner White Whitfield.
YoJhY-Gt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-04

CESgREyILLE March l, p. M.-Norlhera
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