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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
CAPT. WM. HoLMEs.-A private note

CAPT. WM. HoLMEs.-A private note
from J mes A May. formerly Of this city.
dated At Memphie on the 23d inst.. says:
"Doub,less the report Of the death Of Capt.
Wm Holmes, has reached Davenport ere this.
Until this morning il was believed here. Col.
Weaver, Of the ed lows Irianty, Informed me
this morni"g that no 10 siive and we'll vith
the exceptions Of . sight wound 10 the arm.
end. also. of the fact that he Is Dow prisoner
10 ,he hands Of the enemy"
The gallant Csptaio, ~ are informed. vaa
captured by one Of the rowing bands of-guer-
rillss, who infsst the conntry nesr where the
ID ie stationed.
A letter Of an earlier date (tbs l5th) from
John Fiilar, Of company D. I'd Io'antrv, says
that capt H"lmes has 40 order for raising I
regiment Of 'Par.isan C valry. and has some
thing over three bundred men already enlisted
He 10 to bs Colonel Of the regiment"
Ns. Msy 10 filing the position Of Clerk ia
the ''loesi Office. Pay Department" At Men,
phis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

Arorns. "GursoAr'' D,sAsr.n,-

A$A0A0b
But . fs~ dsys sss-,ss - issivs as The
sa,sids. Capt Whitnsy. Of the hississippi
gsnboss service, appeared 10 eur city esd
rented 90 o8es % Mais strsss bslov ssecsd.
asd declared bic isssnsions b issoisg posters.
Publishing sdvessissnssss, sss., - recruit in
Dsv<opsrs for the ssnbeat sssviss. OF h:s
authority 70 Dc - there vss % doubt. nor
does any exist 81 The present time; but the
m.Dusr 10 which shs::cspssin proseestsd bis
business brought dsvs upon bin the sstivs
opposition u ths military authorities here
abcu,a
1t seems that iniorm stios ssms 10 the esrs
Of Adi's Gen Baker to the eject that come Of
the recruits for the 9th lows Cavalry we're
disappearing In . nystssieas wsy. when led
TO some isquiry. II resulted - asserssinisg
that Capt. Whitney had ben sogagsd j. re-
snlissing shsss recruits in the gusboas service
On Monday last 100 men from Capt Yossss .
ssopany eans down irsn camp as6 visitsd
tbs sunbost ofBse. They sisted tAat they
we're regularly enlisted In the 9th Cavslfy.
and nesired 10 know whether Of not Il wesd
be proper for them 70 soliss without the ssn>
sent Of Gen. Baker. The Capitals ssplisd that
be could get his consent; Or whssbsf he got
il Or not that would maks no di7srsnce-hs
would enlist them any way. He directed
them to take % their uniform and esus down
10 their si,issb's dress. whss be would farnish
thea ,rsnsper,stien End send then away 10
their place of rspd.svous. This they did, and
they were furnished with sundsy dosusnents.
one Of which We . sealed letter to Capt.
Hsrty. Of The gusbost service another let
ter directing then where to fiod tho Captain !;
also the rsxslar transportation passes
The case having been worked up 20 tbst
III re vas NO quas'isn as to Captain Whit
neys N ,if.asance. Captain CASTOR vas directs
cd to taks . squad and rrscar.s Capt W.
arrest. which was done Tue .day evening" about
ten o'clock. The esss came up for beariog
THE msrning before Briesdier Genera, Ro-
berts. Commander Of the Military Dissrlst Of
Iswa. It vas shown that Capt. Whitney had
enlisted and sent away four recruits Of the
9Th Iowa Cavalry. knowing them 10 be such
The case wAs clearly made out. and accord
ingly Gen. Roberts iesued an order for the
benefit of this Gunboat Captain, which dis
misses him from this military district, ard
will probably have the effect to dismiss him
from the service aso9ether. This il a suit
bIe punishment for this fsgrant encourage
ment Of deeer,ion
Capt Young has gone 10 pursuit. Of the tour
recruits taken from his company. We are
glad to see that the proper steps ere being
taken to eat short this kind Of opsratios,
~hich ~orks great injustice to our State mil
itsry sfaiTs. Capt. Whitney, or any other
recruiting officer. will fnd this kind Of
grab game was net inveoted to be palmsd Of
in Dayepnort
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

PRoMPr.-Tbe latest and mcst fash-
ionabls .syles Of dry gooas ere promptly re-
ceived every week at the popular dry goods
houss Of Kshos 1 Csrhsrt. opposite the Lee
Claire HOuse.
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xvgMin0 ssSslOI

LRoAL.-We see it noticed tbat the
great Law case between James Nay sad the
LsClsirs estate. ct al. involving some twenty
y thirty thousand dollars 10 to BE- tried q
the present term Of The U 3. District Court.
nov in session - Desmoinss. The deeisiea
will bs eagerly looked for.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

WORM KNOwING.-Webb still con-
tinuee to lead the market IL kerosene lamps
All fixtures Of every kind. He keeps the
low. Lsmps for every room 10 the house.
lamps for Offices. kerosene chandeliers aud
side lamps. shades and fixtures of every kind.
The stock 10 very large aod dealers will fiod
1t 90 oti-c. 10 buy there at ", olessls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

To THE PUBLIc.-ln consequence Of
being turned out Of the Metropolitan Thea
tre." ws are es0psl'sd to appeal once more
= the sitisess Of Davenport. THE ,ims ve
will not dissppoiot you. AMI respectfully ask
your suppsrt. We have Hads srrspgemen,s :
TO open the German Theatre. Friday evening.
Oct. 80. for joint benefit. also Monday end
Tassdsy EVENING" following. which will posi-.
lively BE- our Last apps- rance
DAvGxroAT, 1owa, Oet %.
We, the undersignsd srtists, lately plavine
at Metropolitan Theatre" do agree to play,
and take combioation benefit at the German
Theatre On Friday evening next. W here
do selsnply sign our nanss. to BE- there and
play o. Oct s0th. ssd also to play The fol.
loving Noadsy and Tuesday svesisgs-the
proceeds to b equally divided after The q.
psasss. .
@ Wn1. = WSoorno.
Capt. A. Loan.
]. h = Neflis Rnovxs.
- Y, .. E. 01lpSns,
w JAnss KslIY, a
s@ Hss 1854 MAST bcvAso. "a
81 - Mains AoWAaD. !.
4 4~H8S ~este~
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TROUBLE AMONG 1HE "AANAGHNERT.' =
-Osing TO some i-usdsrs,sndiug in the
management Of a6Aiss st the Metropolitan
Thestrs last evening the advertised perform
anss failed 10 take pIscs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

JANIS T. LANE. JOHN NJ DAf
LANE Il DAY,
a TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN SAN
IA Perry's new blosk, opposite the Post Ohce
av17
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j. A. REID, m. d.,
DHysICJAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
I aad residence No. %, corner Main an Third
eea.s uav.nnort. Iowa julyl
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mr.. GEO. W. McCARN,

-nySICrAN AM SURGEON. uFFlCE-
in room directly over the Post Office.
Or. GEo. W. McCARN's residence. east side oi
Brady. second door from CORNER OF Stn.
ian g-dWU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
HENRY SEl.RY

DElLER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, indow Shades
A.. East Second ST., next dsor to Perry. jyzl
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a. + ll(lll(rk.

Surgical and Mechanical Dentl.t,
many sfxEKr. BATwEEs FoUBrH AND FIFTH
ReEA ALL WORK EXECUTED IN
Hy = strong and servlcoablc manner, and
aAII1YO. satisfaction guara .ti.d. Ofico open
ho,,. sav md piyht inei -dU
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- ~. n RAkER. N. D.,

4. ". II. BAKER, NJ De-,
vNaYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE In
basement State Bank Building. Residence
~ F;f,h .,soet. between Brady and Pcrry streets,
Ia ver mort Iowa. lHOvIS-d&wU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

BOATS LEAVING rHrs svurr,.

BUATH LEAVING IHfo 1vnNfW0.
The Northern Line packet Caaada, Captain
Parker, Clerk Jsnkss will b due for Sc. loa,s ra
tntsrmsdists points this evening. B. n. Pret.
yman, agent.
BOATS LA vlme Tomorrow
The nsil and passsaGsr packet Ksts Cas,el.
Captain 3. ". Davis, aad Clssk, y. willisns
will depart fsf Ksskuk and way posau this nom
Ing E. A. Tiisbia, agent.
The Bill asedsseos, Csptaia J.. 3. nheaea.
G. Kiag. uak, Win bsths regular Nssther, L.
seat fos Dsbuqss - vay peiats ts-nsuvv
tass1ias: r \. PsseavnaA aesat. =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
4. CANTN KIllT

rrACrURys AND RKPAIRS
UNn y g Ea0.AA x II e AAOl.S,
AT SHORT NOTICE, AND ON MOST
<7f reasonable terms. Old or damaged Uss-
brell v and Parasols made rs good as new.
No. lOS Brady st, Between 4th 4 5th.
DAysNP.Rr IOWA mY20 -d6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

0eVtS OOO0uy me00001 0Oe1oey.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Scott County Medical Society took place Oct.
9th, At the Office Of Dr.. Baker, tho attend
ance being fair.
Dr.. Baker. the President. took the Chair
and called the meeting to order.
The members spest considerable portion
Of the day in discussing matters pertaining
to the interests Of the soclety exclusively, and
then adjourned until o'clock p. NJ.
xvgMin0 ssssiOu.
At tho hour appointed the Society again
met, The President occupying the Chair.
Dr.. Tomson read the memoir Of Dr.. Thistle,
which was accepted and ordered 70 be died
with The records Of the Society; and Drs.
Parry, Bakers and Saunders we're appointed
committee TO consult With the editors of the
city papers respecting its publication at
length.
Dr.. Wm. A. Hosford was re-appoinsed "a.
sayist, and Dr.. Adler, McCortney, aud Tom.
son the committee on prevailing diseases
On motion the society then adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

Tax WANTS OF ruH PooR.-A cold
Winter il eoning on. and there are good
mapy poor people in our midst which mes,
certainly suffer If steps are not taken 10 pro
vide for them. Don't wal. for the coming
Winter, but cot nov. There vas a relief So
eiesy organised como time ago II has dcpe
seos good. no doubt. but It falls shers Of ths
ssqsirsoessa Thisis . season Of p'ssty. Ths
labor Of The people have been blessed With
abundsnt rsturar. Money IL plsaty. and ths
storebeuses are foil. Why should there b
suffering In our midst. The vivss and child
rem Of those whe are % ihs battle Aeld pp-
stayio sbe Aas Of the Uoios are 10 want in
nany instances This 10 wrong lit is . poo,
rsturu for those Who have gone 70, th 70 peril
their lives. Let their wsnts bs looked afte,
and be provided for.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

New OKN 001k0ts
NEW YoRK October IS.
F. FsoUR-MaIket less active. $e.l0G6.S0 extra
state 81. .00l7 20 X. H.O
wHsA1 - Market loWer. Sl.35@l.oS for
Chicago Spring 3L350lSs Mhwa aukcs Club
l42sw$L4s Winter Red. Amber Iowa 1.lO9l.A
Cokx-l 039l 05l<s.
OASs-- -8AQls5e.
WnisHY-55K
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THE Ci Y.

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at short notice by Erskine. at No. 8
West Second street.
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nR. !. YOU MANS

nHYSlCIAN. SURGEON. OCUlIST AND
A.rist. Office IN Post G!cc Block, recently
occupied by DR. Baker. Residence, Main street
near Spring, East Davenport, Iowa. sii-u
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"a. 4 w. Il. HIGH,

IA. 4 W. R. HIGH,
Prsprietors Of the
HARRIsON ST. LIVERY STADL s,
nARRisoN sr., BGrwExN POINT SECOND.
a--zA0 HORSES AND CARRIG. 3 OF
GkE the best quality to lot at oil houra
Funerals furnish ed on the shortest naticc
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
aud boarded At REASONABLE. charges. lmylV-oIy
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Dw II. II. WOn LEY,

DK II. IN. WOU kEAs
homeopathic Phystctam
NFFICE AND RESIDENCE ON WEST
~ Fifth street, next door east of Congregation
:. Ch,-.h nov 22-d6m
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RlchAROeoN l. eUR0iTT.
YnOPRIgTOes:
J. J. R1CHAROSON.........B W. BURDlTT.
We she andsfsignsd agree to ths following
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS
DAnY.-lS csnss per wsek, p :, able to- srii 'rs.
Nail and post-0dics subscribers 81 90 per snn n,
payable in advance.
WEsEtY.-s2, 90 per annum. in advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY.
0NB q o n o. WHLvR L1HD9 OF Al
INCH IN 0PA0B.
One day. ......- 80 rs Ono month ...y5 -
Two days........ l 90 Six weeks...... 60
Three dsys...... 1 rs Two months. "
Four days...... 1 80 Three Months,... s 70
Five days. ....... rs -Four months..... ~
One wook. ........ Q 90 Six months. 10 y
Two weeks. 8 90 ! year, no change - y
Threo weeks..... 4 % 3 squares ycar rs ~
CARDS.
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AUGUST. SCHREIBER = CO..
FILE CUTTERS,
SECOND sTRRxf, 20 DOOR wKsT or oA,HRa.
LHILES, RAsPS AND SICKLES RECUT AND
/ guaranteed as good as new. Particular At
tension paid to recutting
0e0par and Mower kfckles
my3-dGn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

JOHN JORDAN,
no: IL wRsF- SECOND ST., ssP. Brady 1 MAIN.
MAKES TO ORDER AND IN THE Rest
M style
Men and Boys' ClO1hl~g
Of every description. The fullest sstisfsctiop
Warranted. lsolicit from my old customers and
> continuance of liberal patronage. Call Ana
leave orders Particular attention given 10 reno
vatcg and repairing clothing. imy22- 2-d6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

Inv PartAership.
. cocr S.wlLsoN pnUB,
COOK & DkSUA1Y.
A.ocesovst to Obok, Dillon 4 Lssdlsy.
rrAVE REMOVED TO THE NEW OFFlCE
II corner Of Main and Third streets.
my - 1860. COOh = OhOhi.
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CARDS.


~. TXNNAN,
Family Grocer.
K EEPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND A CHOICE
- stock Of Family Groesi1ss, Of oil kinds;
wAtoh b o6efs 1t the lowest prices also
FURA IsIoUoH0
fcr medical purposes, which have been relected
especially for this market. He salicits a fall
share OF patronage. Call and examine goods and
prices. my23-aly
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DEMOCRAT 4 NEWS

3. ~ PnTvsnoIL 4 Co., No 81 Park Row, New Yo,rk
and State street. Boston, agents In those cities
and authorized Advertisements and subscrip-
ticns for II our lowest rates.
C. H. scaivEs % Dearborn street. Chicago, IL author-
sed 70 receive advertisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
IAMES r. lDALZELL,

COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANT
Se.les. Hydrs.lio Cement, Plaster Paris and
No. Frout Street.
Davenport. Iowa, May IA, I863.-d1y
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@. DE- CONGDVNs
4 fTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law
a ~ Nokasv Public. Once, Noeth-wsst
5ense Of Brady and Second streets, up,stsirs-
a0sance On Brady street. Mly .c-oe.
80 ,c~vAn JOHN n. RO08RS
PUTN N 4 ROG ERSs
4 rTOKNEYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW
"A OypIcs, Davenport Block, No.2e Main st
1.A rincr iun7.du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

IA, II. kINGs
4 rrORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A asd Notary Public.
c1rprcr-Dss exports Block, LsClairs, Io~s.
Psrtieular attention paid to collections N SCOT
corr.y' lmyS-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

p 7. 0Ill.1fs, PROPREroR. rnonrrro
Lsvoooo1 HAnpoaGR 8ootisa, -'-
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JOAN xlsamEaAnANN.

NV PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,
FveRutR or FOURTH AND IOWA STS.
- nevsapset, Iowa. DAvm ; Soxs,Pr ristors
- Oaai61a 70 and froa the cars. " - a
sesvi9gfseL sClaife, Prlneston, Lyons, De-
~ 11q04&eeA sni Auanooo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

CHAs. WHlrTAKER,
a rrORNEY AND COUNSELVR AT LAW
~ OSrlCR on Main street, in Grants Block, 81
.s.;.s 'my26.dsf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-09
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.

SENATE
SATURDAY March Z, 1868.
The Senate convened at IL, A M.-the President in
the Chair.
oOYNUNICArIoN F2oN THE GOVERNOR.
A communication was received from the Executive
enclosing letter f ON Messrs. Warwick 4 Barksdale
asked for an armed force protect their property nom
impressment by officers of the Confederate Government
The Governor recommends the compliments to pursue
redress by legal measures
Laid on the table with accompanying documents.
BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr. C0GHILL obtaine leave to introduce bill in
ation to the mode of transfer and issuing certi-
Gates of stock in chartered companies.
BILL PASSED.
House bill to amend and re-enact section Al of chap
ter 5S of the Code of Virginia, edition of 1860
authorize banks to increase their contingent funds
HOUR OF MEETING.
The following resolution was offered by Mr. WI
LEY:
Resolved That on ana after Monday next the Senate
will hold evening sessions, commencing at II O'clock
PM
Laid on the table.
The Tobacco bill coming up, tke Senate went into
'eret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-09
LATER PROM EUROPE.

FREDERICKSBURG, March The steamship HiJernia
from Liverpool l9ih has arrived al Portland The fol-
lowing is a summary of the news:
Lord Strathcrdon had given notice in the House of
Lords that he would for copies of tic dispatches
from NJ, Mason to the English Government relative to
the claims Of The Concdcratcs to be acknowledged by
Great Britain.
Meetings, lectures etc. endorsing Lncoln's emauci-
patton proclamation have been held in various parts of
England.
The Times complains that the "grand old cause against
slavery" aud the anti-slave trade movement have
dcgcneatcd into catspaw to Seward, aud refers
to u recent report that Lord Brougham earnestly en-
trcatcdhc new emarcpationists not to dishonor the
old cause; and also refers to recent address to Mr.
Adams, the American minister.
The Bank of Mobile had RENTED TO London about
100000 in specie to nice: the demand until July, 1861
of the interest on the bonds of Alabama.
The Shipping Gazette points out that the accounts Of
tie Charleston affair." per the Arabia are far too meagre
to justify any government taking decided action.
The rumors that France considers the Charleston
blockade was raised still lacks confirmation.
The Paris Patrc says the instruction is spreading in
all parts of Poland In Prussia the Liberals have
brought forward resolution that Prussia should not
side with either panty and that the Russian troops should
not enter Prussian territory without being disarmcd
A semoiicisl paper, reported in Paris the l9Ih,
that French diplomatic note addressed to Prussia
on the subject of Prussian interference in Poland
Adyces from Paris mention contract for Confcd
loan have been received for e8 in bonds
per cent exchangeablc against cotton. The Times
city article says "As the government possesses all the
of transport from the interior to other ports the
cotton thus hypothetical viii be first available for ship
ment to Europe. The price a. which the bonds to
be issued has not tranSpired."
The emancipation meeting at Liverpool was very en-
husiastic The Secretary of the Emancipation Society
says letter teegraphic despatch has been received
from Lord Brougham implOring them net present
their address to Minister Adams.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-09
SATURDAY March !

SATURDAY. haTCh &.
Prayer at II o'clock by the Rev. DE-. Baker, of the T.
L. Church
Mr.. WILSON, from a special committee, reported Il
hill for the establishment of election precinct Mill
Swamp Meeting House. in the county of Isle of Wight
which his motion, advanced to its third reading
and pissed.
10 loSing bills ordered to their engrossmcnl
Am nding the &c. to prevent the unuel essary COZ
sumption Of grain by dStilers Of SpTituouS and malt
liquors Amending the Code in relation to Toll, rail-
roads 6c for transportation, to regulate charges
where no provision has been made already oy law and
shippers OF freight from losses by aud steal!
age. Ordered to its eugroSsment.
The bill TO representation in counties &c. over.
run by the enemy, was then taken up
The subject debated until past three O'Clock,
when recess taken until hapast seven, when the
discussion resumed aud continued until late hour.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-09
ooNFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE
SATURDAY, March 7, 1865
The Senate was not in session to-day.
SENATE.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATT'

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Fhe House was called to order at L o'clock.
Mr.. GARRETT, Of Va, moved that when the House
adjourn to day it adjourn to meet Monday; at IL
o'clock
The vote was taken and resuted-ayes 81 noes II.
no quorum.
The yeas and nays we're then called and the motion
was agreed to by the following vote
AYEs-Messrs. Arlington, Atkins, BridgerS, H. w.
Bruce Burnett Chiffon, Chrisan Clark CloptOn Col
Her Conrad, ConrOw Curry, Dargan, Davidson, Foster,
Freeman, Gsrdenhier, Garrett Gartre, Hilton, Keenan,
of Ga, Kenan, Of n G Kenner Lewis, Lyon, MachFn,
Mcdowell Menees Miller Preston, Pugh Rails, Royson'
Smith, of Ala, Smith, of n. G., Strickland swami
Trppe, Welch, Wright of Ga, Wright OF tennessee
-42.
EArs-Ashe, Baldwin BatsOn, DeJarnetsi Ewing Ig
Garland. Goode, Graham, Hanly, Harris, hartridge,
EeiskeJI Herbert Jones, McRae Mcqueen, Miles, VII
coz, Mr.. Speaker.-l9.
NJ GARNETT moved suspension OF the rule to en-
obe him 10 offer resolution fixing the daily hour OF
meeting hereafter at IL O'clock A. NJ. Lost.
ON motion Of Mr.. R0YST0N. Of Ark, the House re-
solved into secret session, for the purpose of consider
ing the Tax Bill
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GBt 8itBnons ddBig.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 3, 1888.

rsRB-Day IS per sanun IS for six months and u per
month for shorter period
ssweeky IS per Aanum % for E months, Is cents per
month for shorter period
Weekly IS per annum - for monh Sent for no sn''
period. Payment IN al cases IN ADVANCE.
ADvEsNa-One square rs cent, for ars. n,sr4
50 cents per square continuance. seml-Wse
weekly Insertions Is cents per square Weekly Insertions 81
Remances may Be made AZ the risk Of ts Publishers N
I'll where evidence taken the dsposi OF M ~ ~
Post once contAini1E
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-09
THE ENEMY AT FLORENCE, ALABAMA, AND
APPROACHING ABERDEEN, MISSISSIPPI

MOBILE, March 7.-Relia6le information has been re-
ccved that the Yankees have gone up the Tennessee
to Florence, Alabama, with feet of gunbOats.-
About 400 cavalry we're landed, and destroying
everything in their route through Franklin aid Law
renee counties. Latest accounts say they march
ing from ModtOn, in Lawrence, southwest through Ma
riOn county, in direct line towards Aberdeen Miss-
gin
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-09

THUNDER SToRV.-The inhabitants Of Richmond were
aroused from their slunbcrs early yesterday moraug,
BY heavy pals of thunder aud for I'm hour or two
The rain poured dou in torrents The gbH ing struck
and partially demolished the tall chimlcy Of the Con-
lejeatc artillery workshops on It'll street. and damaged
the building considerably. The weather yesterday was
warm enough for May.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-09

Tux EIGHrH SraEEF BRI0GE.-There has yet been no
apparent movement towards recOustructng the canal
bridge On Eighth street. which broke down under the
accumulated weight Of Yankee prisoners sc~ie weeks
ago Tdc bridge is almost Indispensable to tho COVE
nenee OF Che public in that busy locality aud it is hoped
that the James River and Kanawha Company will have
Il rebuilt Without unrace.s.rv iclar
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-09
Ernm Ynrlr River

Passengers who up by the York river train last
evening report that intelligence received at the
White House that heavy firing heard yesterday
morning in the direction of Gloucester Point
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-09
Congressional

The Senate was not in session on Saturday.
The House did nothing of importance in open session
The Tax Bill was debated with closed doors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-09
TENNESSEE STATE TREASURER.

CHATTANOOGA, March 7.-Governor Harris has APP.
pointed Gen Joel A. Battle Treasurer of the State of
Tennessee to fill the vacancy occasoncd by tho death Of
Col McGregor.