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OLEINE, Irish Bleaching, erman and Toll
~ ct Soap, for sale by
Fob. s. WM. Il. BEALL Il co.
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Rates of Advertising.
TT II r M 8 :

One square of 10 lines or less, one insertion,
Sl-subsequent insertions 25 cents each.
Business Cardsin the Directory per annum
/ n cludin NO sn nbscription. 81.
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GUITARS, Violins and Flutes for sale at the
u Book Store, under the St. Nicholas Hotel.
March 49, WIN. ANDREWS
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NORN Starch, Farina, Maccaroni, New, for
~ sale by
Fob. 5. VIM. II. BEALL d CO.
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CARY'S Cough Cure, for Coughs, colds, DC C
" Try it. Agency at
Feb. 5. W BEALE x CO.
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NEW BOOKS, Military Works, Just received
IN at the Book Store under the st. Nicholas
March 10. WIN. ANDREWS.
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Walls &! Walls !

A GENERAL assortment of NAILS on hand
n and for sale by
Nov.2l WIN. r. BEALL CO.
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Diarys! Dlarys 4; DEarys!!

lust received another supply of Diarys fo
u 1868. HALE SWARTZW ELDER,
Jan. %. Under Bclvidcrc Hall
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JONES & EvAN q

IHHCVVssVIo 10 N' .'R' "'@7'- " ~
Proprietors.
n1,- Fr- Sale by Druggists and Dealers in
every town in the United States.
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IT, ItI1'1I1 Z I , WITT
July %, 1s63-3m.@
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s1,sOfUeltrs Notice.

July 0, ,1S63-3m.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28
Chcap Bcer.

Oar misguided relations in Richmond
will soon enjoy the luxury Of cheap
beef once more. The Enquirer says
a. We are very much gratiilcd to be able
90 state that n definite understanding
and agreement have been arrived at be-
s.ya tween the Commissary Department and
NJ the Richmond butchers, BY which The
price OF beef in our markets viii be re-
duced TO o maximum Of SIXTY cents, and
that of mutton TO sevalty.fcs cents per
,...- - pound. The arrangement will take
- ~ place from the 2Oth instant It's be-
u lieved that the price Of beef will not only
thus be brought into more reasonable
limits, bat that the supply will be more
regular and, abundAnt That is truly
encouraging.
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From die re. Rev. Bishop Otey.
Nov o. 1910

From Ne ~. heU. btshop DttV.
COLUMBIA, TENN Nov. p, 1913.
Ma j. W. DOImAH--Dear Sir: have been much
Interested and pleased in examining sour system Of
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems 10 me
be both skilful and faithful, and the Improvement
Of your pupils is surprising and rald BEYOND any-
thing have ever witnessed. ] shall feel happy II
this testimony to your merit shall lead others 20 avail
themselves .0l yohr Instruction IN one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully
etc. rta JAS. H. 0IEY.
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Allow me 70 introduce % YOU my friend J. W. Dol.
bear, who sits your city for the purpose of teach
ing penmanship aud Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher Is well and DO widely estab
ighed that Wiil say nothing on that score / only
desire TO present him as gentleman from whose So
ciety have derived much pleasure aud profit, and as
one whom you have the intelligence 10 appreciate.
anything you may do to further his designs will be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
Nfa 90 ~ JOHN EDGAR.
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The following Very JUST rcmaIka 20 IN Hon. IhO5.
II Benton, u. x. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard of parents and all yoiNg persons who have
any hope OF success In The busiuess Of life.
WAsaNdron CRY, June 90, 1913.
sir--Considering good han1wriiing to be not only
AN Accomplishment, but mcana Of success TO every
inan Engaged IA buhess, greatly applaud your
itOrons exertons 20 improve the chiroeraphy Of the
age. A gentleman lady ethor who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently often fail TO
write whom they should and when they do write, Il is
done at tho last moment, with haste and impotence,
and consequently with faults Of all kinds Of com,
hitting aud iniuring both the writer aud the cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every success in
10 I q
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This expression was concnrred IN BY
Maj Cen Il. ?. Ganes U. s. Army;
IFS Excellency James Q. Jones, Gov. Of Tennessee.
1t. Rev. j. Il otey, Bishop Of Tennessee.
1t. Rev. r. p. Miles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, ID. d. Pres. Of Nashville Uni
versity. ~ ~
Rev j. II Edgar. n. D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says
'Being requested BY Messrs. Dolbesr to state the
standing la society Of the gentlemen, sgnsrs 10 the
within do so with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most OF them they are highly respectable, and
gentlemen Of education and Of high standing in 30
cicty. ANDREW JAOksON.
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From Ne Hon. Judge N, Ureen,
President of the Law School, at Iebauon, Tenn, and
who was for 20 years. on the supreme Bench OF Ten.
nensee. +
'Mr. DOlbear has spent many years In teaching
and perfecting his syseH,of instruction, aud is by
far superior TO any teacher pf penmanship have ey
seen. You will perceive at once that he is man
Of fine Intelligence tie gives instruction without
reason and his reasoning is just and clear that
you perceive the principle he seeks TO impart
upon It, soon learns 10 write with Ease and rRpdty,
as well as with elegance. ..rs...t
4 commend Mr.. DOloear 70 your kind attention, aud
tru 1t VIII be consistent with your We've aud feel
lngs to forward bis Objects, Any service you may
render him will be worthily Bestowed and will obge
nae Very respectfully, your ireni.
LEBANON, TENN., Oct. 20, 1856. n. GREEN.l
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~ N " left London, is thus notified on his
arrival in Paris by the Opinion Rationale,
the leading paper in that city:
Lr "Mr Mason ia one Of the adopts of that
Southern political school which considers
!: : !: !: ].
ted in 1850, and he has always been In
favor of the re-establishment Of the
slave trade. In 1850, after John Browns
attempt he proceeded TO Harpers Ferry,
accompanied by Gov. Wise and Mr. Val
vpFFrN .landigham, in hope of extorting from
the unhappy martyr, who was wounded
aud almost dying, some confessions
which might compromise the leaders Of
the Republican and Abolition parties.
tElo8D Il win willingly and in all freedom reply
TO the questions concerning myself said
John Brown 10 his judge accusers. Il
tac will say everything that honor permits
me to say, but you will not get from
\ single word concerning other per-
sSa' i Il o %s.a fair e I Ss ss 10 how p
sist upon this point but left to Mr.. VAL
landigham the shameful task of provoll-
g.fsffrsff ing compromising answers by every
means. The name of Mr.. Mason will
not the less remain associated in by
geasau b no means enyiable manner with this de-
plorable trial More recently, on the
SIC 18th April, 1860, Mr.. Clark, one of the
Senators for New Hampshire, proposed in
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Congress- to vote certain sum for the
education Of the free people of color in
the District Of Columbia. Mr.. Mason
immediately rose with indignation, and
TO raise She blacks, whether free or not
from . state of ignorance, in which il
was necessary that they should always
be kept"
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PHON0GRAPHY.
GwRt4fNeuo
BOOK X Z L ? N &,
TAUGHT BY
J. w. oOLBEAR,


pcrBons from TO 90 years can learn this system.
IN a fow lessons ladies taught 10 write In a
neat easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen Ia bold
rapid, business style. .nnaE .
10 persons acquainted with rs merits his system
ofwrling needs no other recnmndpdation, but those
unacduaintod with ~ Mr.. ~ rciep V the following
rasearks and Testimonials. Instead Of teaching PEN
nanship merely as an Imitation Art 40 experience Of
20 years has enabled him to reduce II TO the certainly
Of science 20 that being guided By knowledge, In.
stead Of random practice, pupils from y 60 years can
ia a short tune learn 10 write with EASE, ELEGANCE
and RAPIDlTY.
80 accuraie Is his system, and 50 uniform In It's
success that after Witnessing ts ELECTS on several
hundred pupils In Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hume observes. #M =
'gaying had fair opportunity Of examinng your
systein Of fenmanship and having seen the wonder
III and fapld improvement Of your pupils IN my
school consider IL but just to say that believe 1t
10 be not only the best syen but ne only one deser-
ss fLe for By strict attention 70 the rules CIV
on am person may 10 short time, acquire free,
rapid aud elegant hand. Ishouid be pleased to see
g.. liz. aaasanf
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awning TO THE PECULIAR STATE or TIRE
" country, the undersigned will be compelled 10
connna hls business more strictly chan ever 90 cnl-
aud as dunua arc exceedingly unpleasant GO gay tho
leastD parties knowing themselves Indebted Will
please can aud aoitlo without mrthcr notice 0r delay
Worry respectfully
". n COBNHIus,
ostai-d2w. Undertaken,
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ROOM over Srsita's Drug Sore Con. Church aud Vine
Streets HoURs,9 to II, a. m. 3 10 5, p. m, and
to at night. .4.frrsta
oN4 ,gUE lu--T5a8
Il .-..f. 49,. Hf INK
VIII be furnished res Of charge TO soldiers in or out
OF the Hospitals, II their bottles orr inkstands are
brought at the above hours. SOLDIERS taught
third less than citizens. .HH.I .H.fHl8
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sa.r.s Mason, of Virginia, having indignant
.Tb " left London, is thus notified on his
arrival In paria bv the OpiuioD N,tionoZo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31

KAPoars FROM THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The following reports we're made from the Committee
on the JUDICIARY: w..
BY Mr. GARTRELL, OF Ga.-A bill to amend the NJ
to organize the Department of State which taken
up and passed. Il repeas the th section Of the act re-
lsting TO certain fees OF Office.
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DIED.,

Al Centr VILE King oaeen county, Va, the Is
" aged years and three honth.-essng devoted
sister and large circle Of Admrng friends and
Tns attending the death Il his noble youth pos
the pre'ent tia every
hou ehcl Is moarLng the loss Of some shed member sae
feed on the .tsr Of rberty aud couhtry's honor
and happinv In antc patton bright proipect future
fatal Ming he hsd Just left the Of ri nd where
Oung emal- companions when h. glanced to OF
msmeni Of Joyful see .eiaed hi. bride and n.s ed tn Re
shord dsrD t ard while In the act OF conf yt with h'
quest gun, which the latter carried accidentally dhlg
edthe passing through the head ofpoor Roy, odue
The co nrnencement Of odf ;utits
DO gently pursuing his studies AT sc1t where rapidly de-
T,lOpng Of mind associated with Gig iy ard gentle
sny bearing rarely observed in one OF bis s had predicted
hi Of ordinary bnlianey md Young
years but an lnsse, sa'yn,S AsIs to arps
the south, suGe'ing the hands
VARY Company ecmnandsd BY Capt j. K, LeOf, Of
King Queen ccuy As an evidence OF The e,tn siion WIN
which regarded by his cCmpa ons lie nned atey
elected Orderly Sc gesat by common eCnssn Of e ene corps
seycon to Cause 81 gull disregard every sh
Grafton and conspicuous daring and gsl anj more han onee
Would th:t We coad sssusg anguish Of the haboke
sister speak conf ri 10 the unfor young
friend al accidentally fell thai he had lied
| On the BATH. field
| "where Death rides upon the .ulp uty slroc,"
where Is gallant spirit had never Gos!sd at the p,C'pS
celestial cline, where The never dying flowers OF hope and '"s
eS.st.
"CAlm OF the bosom OF thy uod,
Bs4vs srii res thee roF,
Even while vi h US thy i~eps Tod
His seal oa Thy O.cv." G.
90 st-y at 10 ocloch A. NJ, Mrs. FLORIDA B. vie DR..
wm. "; Va 'rer, in u" - d year n Of her age
Sc .: a. a ns9I q Gol n
~ Baltimore papers please copy. nbs- IT,
Az L,uha O II on 9Th iar., Miss MARGARET ADDUX,
Wa him. city, formerly q vrrin in the 18th ye Of hse
az alers prorsctsd and pIfa mes Thlih he bore With
dious Pulmonary which ad been
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31

BY The sameA bill rsatlngto the repeal OF the nat,
uraizaiion hws, With recommendations sAat 10 Be tsss-
Poneq and placed upon the calendar The House re-
fused 10 postpone and the bill Vas taken M IL pro
poses to repeal al laws and parts Of laws of the United
States On the saSess q naturalization, now in force In
i. On motion Of Nj, 'aGKAY of Tens Tho b,u s.s.
amended as follows; r1sided this oct ahsii
the right Of resident aliens WHO have made their decIa
ration Of intention TO become citizens but they nv he
hatdraEed and become citizens At any time within three
years from the passage b this act"e - ~ IL
On motion Of Mr., CHAMBLlS5, it wasfurther amend.
ed as follows Provided, they do not claim exemption
from service on account Of not being citizens" 'a'
The bill, as amended, passed. - -
By Mr.. GARTREEL-An adverse report upon bill
directing the Secretary of the Treasury to audit and pay
claims for the use aud occupation of aud damages to
lands. He moved that the committee be discharged
from its further consideration. Agreed to--yeas 49,
nays Sand the bill was lsenpon the table. ..-..
By the me--A resolution increasing the pay oil
pages of the Houses to IS per day. which adopted
! -. OF. 8 .
- e PETITION. o.. -0-...r
Mr.. LYONS, of.Ya, presented the memorial Of Mr..
Bargamln, for pay for house seized by the Govern
On motion Of Mr. OHAABLTss, the Committee on
Enrolled Bills vas enlarged by the addition OF Messrs
GARLAND aud Wilcox 80 a"-
Leave OF absence was granted to Messrs GoopE, Of
Virginia, and BURNETT, Of Kentucky
On motion Of M. READ, the House adjourned.
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by fcaon OF disabttiesreoeivedin4b military service
shall have been declared unfit for military duty BY the
proper board from other causes.
Section 40 empowers thd Secretary of the Treasury
ia pre- sbe regulations to enable any tax payer topAy
into the Treasury, IN advance, such sum as he may
choose on account Of taxes to accrue against him, and
to obtain therefor certificate bearing interest at the
rate Of five per cent ayear until his taIe. payable
but such certificates shah not be transferable -
The 4lst and last section pros dssthat ali bonds re-
quired to be executed under the provisions Of this act
shall be payable to the Confederate States of America
The bill has yet to be acted upon BY the Senate -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
THE RoYAL MARRIAGE.

THE korAL hAkkIAdk.
The English papers o<ssAsysith accounts of. Che
marriage Of the Prince of Wales IA St. Georges che
Windsor. 1t wss a. most bfilfis6t affair The ROYAL
pair left Windsor in the afternoon for the Ise of Wight
where they intended ospend the HONEYMOON. For the
benefit Of our LADY readers we spPe6d description of
The bridal. dresses coz
DRESS OF. IHE, BRIDE, 20. 70, &C.
On these occasons We believe the dress of the bride
ranks in general estimation ss opy secpRd IN Import;
ance to the celebration of the ceremony i'sel which
70 pc regretted, tor adys dress, Ike beauty,
can ony De described by its effect IL Is embroidered
whi,e sk triinned with silver which can Just be dis
ceIneu ~ tch designs gtering between the.snowy
iods' Inc traditional white Is rot however departed
Inousn oyrr all she wears slight bodice with
open sleeves OF white silk embroidered with liver and
which, falling tight, of her rpp ss.t ana fuf
less 8! rnet OF fotfn 70 absolute Ur ,or
geous trsia OF white End silver IA oor.a nv e,bt vonno
ladies between the ages Of fifteen aud twenty the "a
choice and flower of the fair scons Of our most ancient
| - TnE BRIDAL BououEf
was Of the most beautiful description being comncsed
Of orange blossoms, white rosebuds raie orehite0s
flowers and sprIgs of myrtle, With thinning of rHon
It6n iace The myrtle was by express command Of Der
Majesty sent irom Osborne, and taken from plants
realed IRON the sprgs used in the bridal bouquet.
TIE BRIDESMAIDS
II is quite supernuols to say how they Looked, as,
robed in snowy willie and wrapped in vcs they fol.
lowed their royal mistress with soft footsteps though
they not gsing to be married. they seemed 10
think themselves relieved from the Necessity OF looking
on the grosnd and gisnced about and turned to ohe
and iother, and made believe 10 look if they did
mo- know aud hear lat they commanded sinosl their
fun tribute of admiration, even behind k6ch isGs ia
such scene as this Imagination must draw their pie
lures for words would fail pant them Their dresses
all Of whee-a wonderful mixture of silk ard lace
that made them seem ethereal in their lghtness,
partly wrapped in long soft veiis they passed noise
essy vision which cannot be forgotten described
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Sale Extraordinary.

,'essrs. Kent, Paine L Co, will 70 morrow at y
oclO, offer Tor sale tie dst and most yaluSble work
o. art iu toe Confederate Sate3-rHE SoQ0ETTs, by
William z. Blrbes The work, though executed in
Ia- ,ha psOduesiOn Of s5utbeJn artist, one Whose
r.1e viJ vet give lfsEe 10 the annals OF our young
Cost 49,. e oUrsspie shall be found 70 possess tie
L., 20 .ssrats sad Tie lihsrAlty % Saize f ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31

= MONDAY MORNING, March so 1868.
The Senate met at loO'clock1Hr. JASF. JOHNSON
in the chair.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
A message was received from Governor Ietcher in
reference resolution passed by the General Assem-
bly, respecting the of Collins who was arrested on
suspicion OF being Spy Gen. Winder has corresponded
with the Governor aud promised official account OF
the affair. ,. .
Mr.. COLLIER said that Mr.. Collins was citizen OF
his county, and not connected with the army. Thi.
poor man was arrested the 10Th of july 1862 with
out law or warrant that he confined in prison un
Ill he became desperate and that while attempting tC
escape ITO get to his wife, who is in destitute crcum
stances, was shot and killed by the guard.
He Would OILY say that, in his opinqR the blood Of
hisman was upon the skirts OF the Confederate Gov
eInmenL Upon his motion, the communication MAS laid
on the table,
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill to amend and re enact section of an act
passed May IA, 1862, entitled act to organize Home
Guard.
The bill to suspend the payment of the salaries OF
Judges Of the Commonwealth residing or remaining
within portions OF cs State actually occupied by the
enemy was opposed by MeSsrs. NELSON, ARMSTRONG
aud Others, aud advocated by Messrs. CoGHILL, EARLY
and DlcErSsoS, OF Prince Edward.
Mr. TALIAFERRO said that he desired TO explain the
vote which lie should give Ii difficult TO bring his
mind TO the conclusion that he ought to do evil that good
may result lie did not feel disposed drag down into
one common mestrom Of guilt aud suspicion the Just
and the unjust. lie wished it be distinctly under
stood that he dsclamed all intention of casting the
slightest imputaton on the high characters Of Judges
Parker and Thompson by voting Tor the bill before
the Senate.
The bill was passed.
Also Senate bill requiring Sheriff. Sergeants and
Commissioners to settle their accounts.
bill appointing Inspectors Of salt.
Ssnate bill TO prevent aud punish the boarding Of pro
visions by Spectators and others.
On motion of Mr. COGHILl, the Senate took recess
until q o'clock p NJ which was subsequently extended
TO o'clock.
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-'~'-' as I'''-U - '"'
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5-,7' 'a' .'.l' s'l'p. On such personal property
''Yr 49, u-Y,''! -
,'>'l' as Ia, z 5''p'O'7d "a business taxed under
f'''' ~ "'''1 1''''- SF''''-''
taxed. ,.,-.
n' me p''da's' tea per cent cotton aud tobacco "Ae"
'~'>e'' s'' pay 500 and '~en9 pee cent upon
Tue ''' AH'0-1.' O p'On'' '''le' on tue ''''-ssz
...''s 'l''''' 'i','e ''O1'.'' PsIO's',
SP'--1'''', photographers aid eOn'e''iO'y'S' '"''
Jay 80 anu Ps' cent on s'''' 1''iouu' "
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0-7 yer cent
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go. Gee. ID" % i''.'' So 1l- 'Tu pet ecu.
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g, -
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80 -,
-. .s' 49, - - '"' 20 80
i.'~a1 ~ .'e '.''o'' COMPANIES " pay N,s 20
cent On 'e'e p-' Iron ass 'oe's' '"O from ''s"''
Banks 2VASSa's''''Gious E-' 's. 5rip''Ie pres
and man'i4ci-7S eorPan'es' PaFe's'shP'' ana lhO'-
yiuas s-. Pg IS PR csa[ on all profits, DIVIDENDS
ard sums added 10 surplus funds.
Insora1c. conE'essaAli pay I'VE per cent, quarter
y, o. Sos receipts IRON premiums.
SCI ss-i-. 1852 10 rs. April, 1865, eseep. in due
ce-..-s o. Ja,.rs. IN per ,gs..
r'.-..-.s,yr-- t7r7ve, ,,.v,I.S,,rr- f,y,pe or
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~ NuRltEePuSDENTs

s-' 90 ,.--ss--- r.,,! Bs .El-ls-,! q ~ "EiLor
ga CO 5,ll 4siss y tss ganer le.2 40: Dc puo-
-.-- -s-ll Z, 90, ies1 % ktpt1a g
80 90 .- - - a--f-tt' --7st Cslfsg-y a,tt'Ss
'.sssri- c'.F~g-s ts GS-sr5fsiaoHtg
a.,sa' -Htsrt-,- 20 ~sss~l Ts6Cysd c9aSH.usScG-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
UoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House was called tO'order at II o'clock. Prayer
,by the Rev. DIR. Moore
The Chair appointed the following special committee
to investigate the charges against Colonel Garnet chief
collector of the war in Virginia Mes-rs Perkins,
Staples Curry Smith, of North Carolina, and Singleton.
Leave was granted TO Mr.. SEXTON, of Texas, TO re-
cord his ycte against the bill for the assessment and col
lection Of taxes which passed ON Saturday.
Mr.. MCDOWELL, Of n. G., moved suspension OF
the rule in order to offer resolution for adjournment
y;,e die on Monday the 18th of April Less than two
thirds voting in the Affirmative the rule was not sus-
snsnended.
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MARRIED.

On End Ma oh, 1863 Ia Granville county, N c., the resi-
the brides mother, By Rev. Prout Col A. NJ
SCALES Hiss KATE b. HENDERSON, daughter OF Mrs A.
Henderson and the late Archibald henderson Slit
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and skill such he possesses. Il Is to be- hoped the
bidding for The COquette will remove al doubt on this
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So" SENATE ste'
= MONDAY MORNING, March so, 1868.
The Senate met at loO'clOckjYr JASF. JOHNSON