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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26

IOE.-St Johns Chuph viii he
. opened on FRIDAY at II O'Clock, and a discourse,
sPsrOPdsts to the dsy delivered By Rev. Dr. NOrwOod
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transfer OF the prisoners held by the State as hostages
for Colonel Zarvona and others confined in the Dist let
Penitentary at Washington were now considered. The
House amendment to the resolution provided for the
transfer while the original resolutions which were fro
the Senate, provided Tor their retention. The Senate
having refused to concur in the amendment, the Housa
insisted upon its adoption. The whole matter was
referred 10 a Committee of Conference.
In the Of the discussion it was stated by Mr..
NEWTON that the Governor had remarked to him that
there no power earth to compel him to give up
the prisoners held by him. and furthermore that hs
would hang them those for whom they were held were
not set at liberty.
The Senae's amendments to.the Tax Bill we're then Ia
ken up, ard rapidly possible disposed Of The dis
cussion consisted in explanations suggestions inquiries
and proposed amendments, which altogether formed
dry and ncompact Of sententious deliberston.
The subject discussed until three O'clock When
the chair was vacated
NOTE The night sessions for nights past have
been generally frutess. The weather has kept the
members from attending, and consequently liis slso
has been effected since the setting in of the UNPLEASANT
weather. than the caling of the roll" or the adoption
Of some beated resolution Of inquiry
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. r

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i formed ao,.partn,rship under the style and em OF
SLAUGHTER, FICKLks a co.,
and will on the LIST day APRIL, take possession ?.
LARGE AND COMMODIOUs WAHEHoOMs
rm,rly occupied ny Watkins fickien No i'' s
"'s = T .@ey ION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
.usr rnvrE cossiessHsoF
nav soo.s, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, TOBACCO;
. - membe the Firm have bad lor expe-
rs In these Of trade our eon nrs mag feel
1900 h.f mir interests EiI be ofey aendedt,
NJ n.t,ce ill be owen Of line 50 An Sale
D1e - j. WA rem SLAUGHTER,
JAS. b. PtCKLES,
VIM 7 HAkr,,
CLAiBbRNE wATKINey
mha5 tie II. II. WALLACE,
Richmond. March Is, l963,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26

po slou Is before one Of Councils Of Mobile to with
raw Aliens who have claimed foreign pro-
tselop against the action Of the o0oseTptLaw.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA

SENATE
TUESDAY EVENING, March cath, 1868.
The Senate met at o'clock. The PRESIDEN 7 in the
chair.
BILis PASSED.
House bill to prescribe the mode Of ascertainng and
certifying elections of Delegates and Senators during
the existing war.
Senate bill TO incorporate the Old Dominion Trading
Company, of the city Of Richmond.
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Raise Provisions

Tie 'o!osing address tOthe people of Alabama, by
the able ami patriotic delegation in Congress from that
State commends itself with equal force to the people
Of all tue States Every farmer aud planter in the land
should consider it an individual appeal to Li4 patriotism
and humanity:
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at II o'clock.
The senates bill defining citizenship was taken up,
and sf er being read, was comnhied.
The Senate's amendment 10 the House bill converting
,ha nterest due the State by the Southide Railroad
into so,k of that company, discussed briefly and
concurred in.
series of Joint resolutions which have been consd
cred altogether in secret session bthsro relative 70 the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
rHE SPRING cANPAIsS-THE REBELLION TO BIZ JohUsHEr
AGAIN IN NINETY DAYs.e


AGAIN IN NINETY DAYS. .
The New York Herald has leading editorial on the
subject of the Spring campaign OF the two armies. It
saws
The Spnng campaign between the armed forces of
the Unoa and of the rebellion is about to be opened
The vast armies co iected and the extensive prepare
tons which have occupied both sides through long,
inclnmen and monotonous winter will soon be succeed
ed in the South by the echong thunder of battle all
round the sky. The preliminary movements and Incl
dental skrmiShiIhs have commenced, which indicate
the near approach of great and decisive battles with
the closing up of laborious and comprehensive military
| combinations.
From the hot reception given at Port Hudson to Ad
mira Farrtgut it is evident that the rebels there
in force aud it found III YEce at Port Hudson, may
| be sure that they were still in their undiminshcd
lstrength at VicEsburg Accordingly, If they DIS.
lodged from these two strongholds, we may conclude
that their cause lost in the Southwest for their bro
ken and demoralized forces from the Mississippi will
hardly be permitted 10 go the relief of Bragg in Ten
uessee nor will he be allowed to come down to their
rescue But if the rebel forces driven away from
| the Mississippi river, would the Government
against the possible repetition of their game of Cornth
No time should be allowed them to concentrate their
forces in the East and thus again TO repair their losses
in the West The rebel journals boast that with three
hundred thousand of such troops those OF the army
of GEN Lee they defy our overwhelming numbers
and still hold their ground ; and doubtless they san if
they are still to be permitted to steal away from
peror force at one point in order to crush inferior
force at another point This has been their strategy
ON the beginning and they have SO often emPloyed
with success that cannot doubt they will try it
again.
With some such active, energetic and able military
mind as that of GEN Jackson the head Of Affairs al
Washington as matters stand jeff Davis would be
prisoner or an exile within sixty days IL is only by
the most stupid laundering the part of the admins
tration that the deabblOw to this rebellion be de-
lave You'd three months The men. the means, the
ower and the responsibility reSith President LincoIs
If the military advisers around him unequal to theR
task let chem be superseded by ADLER aud more active
men, The responsibility Is with President Lincoln and
the country expects him to do his, duty. ~
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49,. SPECIAL NOTICE
Ne In asking the
he trade to sale TO-DAY, at l0H o'clock,
would say consequence the break the canal sDf large
private sales our oGerng.of Sugars Will extensive
antieipatel-but we add -
81 bbs Prime NJ o. Molasses,
IL Whisky,
10 kegs Lid, 4.
o chests @ and Black Teas
kegs yaruish
~ ps Black ElssNc r.
Manufactured Tobacco, &c,
sundy Interesting articles good at all times for the trade
and with which the sale will lead Of
mh26 TARDY WlLLlAds
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The Senate met at IL o'clock. PRAYER by Rev Mr.
Solomon, of the Baptist Church.
Mr.. BARNWELL introduced bill TO establish the
form OF NIFTY cent Treasury uotcs. Referred TO Com
mittee Of Finance. ~
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C. C. CLAY, JR.,
w. L. YANCEY.
!. S. LYON,
j. l.. NJ. CURRY,
JOHN p. RAILS,
+. s. DARGAN,
j. J.. PUGH,
DAVID CL0PT0N,
. TH0S. j. FOSTER,
w. X. SMITH,
W. =. Chiffon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26

RECRUITS WANTED.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
j. authorr by War Department to raise mixed CON-
mand, viz:
Three ompanies Of Cav dry, -
TwJ Comp nes Of Infantry.
Of Aflllsiy 81. .,.a~ha-. 10 ....t..a
Il. 10 enlist all able bodied men VINO pr "so
come from within the enemy INES :, =, a.,
hecIuns The General pot will be at Jackson, Miss
" sunty, BadOns Clothing &e from d.te Of en
ns MS sdres for the present, will be Dalton, Gs
my - TH0s. .. FISBER,
Major z. q. =.
ATTENTION, MARYLANDERs OTHRRs.
the Undersigned the authorized Recruiting Ocer for The
ound West Of Treasury Derar
ment and any good able bodied men DESTROYS OF
ioong Cavalry Company, inediltey mounted snd ent
into may be by the brave, patriotic 'oi-
80 - ~ ID. ". CLsAN,
mh25-1ws Recra,rg Oacer.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

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San cfrantisto advertisements.


To Correspondents residing
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Notice TO Absent Defendants.
In the. Distric, Court
! of the Second Ju.

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The object and prayer of said complaint is the
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OF THE
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Administrator Notice.

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Administrative of the estate Of Rev. r. ]. Evans,
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same within the time required by law, or they will
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