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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20

SrErnEs GIRAkD's RuLEs.-"I have a.
ways considered advertising. literally; ana
long 10 BE- the great msdis.n Of Success 10
business, and prelude 10 wealth. And I
have made it an invsris.le rule. too, 70 I'd
vertise in the dullesl times, long expesiesrs
haviae laugh me that money thus spent is
~eie laid cot !, - BY keepsng my business
continually before the public. i. has secured
me many sales that would Otherwise hare
'os'." =4sG.,1 Srkraxx GIsARD- !,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20

WHr Doc WAeGkxs Hrs TAU. 2-I.ora
Dundreary seass-his -fliena sss solution of
this dilarult riddle .-3 BeeaSse she de- Is
stronger than III. t.il. lfhexasa't the tail
~oaIa ragEls ,he dog. - IS.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20
.nlndianz War Nexs.

= WE learn from, stf. a. Aspinwall,o who
has arrived in this city from The Ghippe q
Agency; that d difficulty has taken place
betweea : ! number 1el Chippew. .Ghieis d
Rabbit Lake. thirty fiss .aiIss taba,s Grow
Wing, in which four Of shenp wets~ killed.
Among3th number killed was' 'crossinrr
sky.' or [i Lab .hon;; ne e shjng, pne q Ithe
number: ~ l that vent TO- Washington shespas,
;'is,en,to form aarsaty. tcrosinsg sky'
was the Chief Of the Chippewa y. fssb8i
II Tho ydidqa1ly oriisin.teds sops ,.of, ,re..,
matters.,> !Ths Chiefs twho1had nbstland iii
msieng thu trea.y svow their intentions o.
killing ali ti5osc whose names VIE sighed
ID ths treaty. The occurrence III sb,ve nj, psE.
rated took, splsse .bsut ~. 4aadls d .lssl
wesk-2iosserSa3 sesvr7ss II. ssrf sessa ~
Bishop Tashe .friyd n rhIlst 81 sts.y. Sea.a
Fort g G.rry, a ~. e laie hong op 1'hursdayp pisht
He: hriags ths, highly inpsstsnt infslliase
TINT q ~ lddgss ~ 6ioax slsaizss .a.sd es.
can1ped. q ne fine. RID. stbe s.rfsior., II i.
asp'aheiipg y RI, s,tvsfa l.slq mi s.s' 80
Ga ihs sShayeass she isdlssss hate lsd I
6aiicdasy saoshgsh assit0, 1rSrtis6s s15a1l
mhvsf y ppff1r,ssa ma eiszf1ds III ~
TIA dll1eslb ~ = .<fsoa diss o. ylr psse, !
|past1 gstas.sd % ll<1il' Ake.-,1anae e.-ssz
@OS Wsasss11ys.tt; II; sp4fy u Ninhs
|bpes kir1d lye ssesI Is rssg;;ors ss,l.;ss 81 J 8
Winssbss1 rsserrssiap. .Thrss &ssx baf
hsss aks,kng asosnA~ ~si,sa y sJltsS1 r.
|s~ d.y.. .f,,s.Sszesslr ~ah N ds,a1sssssl
.Rinn<b.E . .Aieh !, j. r. = Il - taa1,
Iataths AsspcJss saE:yssf Wiasfas,bs
IsaGstsd syuasait, ~ ttHof11
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20
G. & j. G.. MCCLURE,

G. 81. G. .McCLU RE, -
AvtoraeysF& CoansclOrs mt Law
RED WING, <-yun-. : AlSSksorA.
Special attention given to the collection Of
CLAIMS aeain the United States :or PAY AND
BOUNTY Of soldiers killed in battle or dying
in the service Of the Government. ss..o F.
Once in Brands new building, next door to
the Red Wing House. " %!''-
Nod Wing, March sth, ,ssl.~~ ~~~~~ It
80 - JAMES IL, PARKER, - :.
A7T02NEY 4 C0UNsELOR At Law:
AaA Notary Public. -
RED WING. MINNESOTA.
Particular attention given 20 thc collection OF
clAims sgainst tho United States, growing ous ol
the war. tor soldiers AalkAR PAR, soUSrr Aos-
NJ, xxvAAi iRAr Oh PxNxloNs. & -za4 ssss$z -
Once in The Goodhus volasteef building
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20

s'aA youdg man sadverrttssss fa4p Nv xs3.isN
paper, for situation Is son in-law ins7'iSE
pxts.bN fsmily: . Toanth h.stah ah5 ,seees,bu.
hesays. u gddinS gddiS aAsi0rt sa;aahcs. fn.S Srtte
cotf1ft.y aat3sIass7 .Ltsa yiiasss4 sni,sses
% osA---s-iss sA-----is ..-.--<<--a ssts~snf@1 Is
eTasasearetwoeas.ss s.ssssgsssrsttJ inssiU
ssiuBs Etsslwhdd dd1s'ssiSos snNsskss1
tlDoab wAd1ooasch. szs~I Ii sHa .1a,;s
bas aer41tt-ssrs- -r~-s-.ss rsdsssoi
~ lstthe, ,Pnaesta Ag.ysau4l<4 ~
4sieGDa 3osss laAyssfxsols sseS Sikxt4nsiss
iafsruatisss rYss; 1s&A1psh1.a3SSs
ton Pas. loosely he took .taAsUDsssa
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20

yorAble news from tie Gold Ikiaes has given
the Idsho Fs&e, to many ~ our citizens ~
Quite . number are l.1king q gS''ns 81 & IL, iii
Mines, 1s|1 and We should 'd not wonder aif.apise
company should gofrosh St. Paul nad o.l,ai
towns in the Stats.-4Sk Pau ltes,:d aio1'
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20

b"Ecno''ike woman a q oiIlssy2s III A.. tiis TIL
word. Sat 4iinhksa woman, oihnaaft II II ..ikiss agl2sS
With syon5Tasdae III .v'snIb1osss "a s1i
idslntoa sTsa ap has ~aasaisazfa .nt.d ii 1sa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
M Comuissarv Denartment

The Sentinel in its last notice Of this lame Depart
ment of the public service, dsclamed being influenced
BY hAtprneple of human nature which not obseurely
alluded 70 in the cd and vulgar saw about greang the
FAT SOW It's test Of praise or censure is right rong
We hSTe no disposition to contest its disesimer. But
certainly we have no. heard that the COmmissary Gen
era and his subordinates are Of the lean kline nor have
they been on half raiOus, as they have put the
army for three months past Judging from appearances
some of those gentlemen quite great strangers
the heathful effects Of fasting to the fruedyirg In
auences Of prayer.
But the SsHtiHel no: content with its unnecessary
disclaimer makes the report Of the Congressional Com
mttee on the Flour Contract the text for loud lluda
ton Of the Gomuissary and sharp lecture to As
to the Flour Contract We have said nothing, tho We
are free confess, the Report of the Committee has
no affected opinion Of that transaction ore iota-
But touching the lecture TO- US on the abstract prin
eiples Of right and rroag have 10 say, that il
strictly by those principles, we judged the Coumssary
Department We arc taught in the Sermon on the
Mount tha, by their fruits shah We know them By
their own showing, the CODmissary Department have
reduced the army half or no ratons The order Of
the 1larSh to Major Claiborne, to seize the prop
erty Of private Individuals eOEiessiOn of ihefact
Tsy are paid BY the publ, to provide supplies for the
army that their duty, and they had failed per-
form it. REy9 Il IS not our province tO.explan. The
fact is enough for Us. ThsSssaFes US and the whole
country in the face and comes home literally to the
bOsOns Of the army. The soldiers are on starving
ratiOns through the failure Of the COmmissary Depart
ment 70 perform its duties. Was the cause owing to
ineOmpetency, criminal remisness, or tCachery! The
public have the right to infer either or all in 0e alb
senes of proof to the contrary; and with the cOnnu-
anee Of the same in Office after The confessed failure
the presumption is reasonable, That the deporabe
rnisnanaEement will continue
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
Frnm the Rannahannonk.

We have information that the Yankees are making
movements towards crossing the RippahannOck. How
real or considerable these movements are We are not
sufficiently informed to aid the reader in understanding
bat the intelligence is that at least partial crossing
has been made. The explanation is probably to be
found in me fact that the time is hand when the
years men in Rockers army to be discharged-s
few regiments having already been mustered out Ofser
vice If he we're to wait until his army bad been
dueed By this depicting process, be would be in danger
of being fallen upon and demolished by Lees veterans
The only alternative to try the hazards of battle
while his army still strong enough to afford hope Of
victory. We may therefore, be the of another
great battle. If so, the country looks with undimin
ished confidence to the nvncbe army and their Illus
triOus leader, who, last December, made the hills Of
Fredericksburg historic by the terrible eGsgation they
administered to the sane army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

DIVISIONS IN THE "LoYAL" SrArEs.-The Washington
3D. c. Chronicle of the 9th April, commenting the
unanimty of the "loya" states when Lincoln issued
Lis first proclamation calling out 10000 men, says =
'NOw at the end of two years, see a formidable
movement, striving to divide and distract the loyal
states and induce them ia from their VOWS OF
ieaty. Perured themselves, to their early oaths Of
devotion TO those who have given their lives to the
cred cause they would allure others likewise to commit
the same perjury with which their cOnciences scar
ed Hence those false and syren songs of mo loyalty
in a republic" peace with brethren of the South,
aud the Ike Joined to the eoarsest and most al cap
tad Oucries about arbitrary arrests" aud other sim
liar humbUgs. .rt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
The Penalty Of GlOry-RichmOnd in tho
Fntura


When the citizens Of Richmond, With one accord,
eamOred for JEFF Dats to come to the trout, telling
bm his presence in Richmond would be worth Glty
thousand men, they lJtle dreamed what sorroWs were
in store for them. The President eame-and his
presence effected III that predicted Of it. Had the
Confederate Capital remained at Montgomery there is
handy dOub, that Richmond would have fallen lOug
ago. Il was 'nip and tuck" any way, when the gun
boats cane 70 DrurY's Bluff
But Richmond has had to pay through the nose Or
her greatness. With the Confederate Government,
came the tag rag and bObsa which ever pursue pOiti.
cal establishments The pure society OF Richmond be-
came WOefuly adulterated It's peace was destroyed,
ls good name VAS ds6led il became den Of thieves.
sEtOriOners substitutes dessrters backlegs and cypr
ans. The glory and the shame Of great city was lis
heritage.
More than this. Like Washington, it became vast
hot-bed of boarding houses. Family privacy ceased
almost 70 exist for none could refuse admittance to
homeless eSles aud unfortunate Congressman, whose
pay wholly insdeqpale the conscieneeess charges
Of the great hotels RiehmOna became big boarding
house, because Il comb not help ialR But boarding
has been ascerained 70 be not the beS pstbod Of "a
suing. polishing aud eleyAiing society. Stn view Of
ths erirencies Of war, botn boarders and oo~ lsno
house Keepers we're wiling 70 but up With hard accom-
mod.tioas. ard postpone social rehnements and hons
luxur;es % n haleyOn days Of peace.
Rnt aio vet worse was At hand for unhappy kict
mond day came when the hsathsnish prices Of fOO'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
N onR SuRSCRIRERS.

In accordance with notice rsO@ineny pub
lAsd IN The FAig since January, S6s, have faithfully
sndeavOred to place the Of each subscriber, who was In
deStd for subserpor his hands bat cur best Efforts owing
70 ne unusual press business have been uzavSEn7 for
arae section Of country pursuance o. original Intention,
- end each od lubscrber bis bin and Afford rim ya'onah
tine 70 remit before erasn his name, VII stop on this day.
heretofore uneed The papers Of dnqisn to whom We
have ao bills but viii postpone he stoPPng In saeh cases.
an hs LIST Of June, 1863 which period viz Afford ample time to
forward The Ellis and make remlttAnees.
A no eont gsney Is likely arse, which N prevent the
,snnr out o. n he remaining b5 during the per oil allowed
a. paDss nj exception, unpaid for the LIST June, 1855 VIII
be stopped on that day line subscribers are
net 70 walt for the b but to remit At once
II ne amount sent that due the party viii be credited with
ne excess and receipt showing the time 70 which pays
II prompt payment eby delinquent subscribers, within the
tine specified, they viii be allowed Psy In advance to the end
subscription year. the old Remiiaaees at our
risk where satisfactory evidence
can be farnlshsd that the money vas sem, 60
sUBsCRIPTION PRICE.
Prom date, subscription price Of TIE FAg
vmbe,
DAILY .SlsN:
months, 500
for a less period. 400 per month
sENI-WEEKLY l'year. SEQ
months. SEQ
WEEKLY year.........t 500
months. ...... 500
BONDURANT, ELLIOTT 4 SHIELDS,
April lB,, 1858. PsQprisiors oJbs Richmond Wing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
FROM FREDERICKsBURG.
tspeel.l Correspondence Of the Richmond whigl
FREDERICKSBURG. April ~, IS6:

tspeeal Correspondence Of the Richmond Whgl
FREDERicKsBuRG, April 81, 1863.
Senator A. G. Brown and E. Barksdale, N. c., ar
rived here yesterday, visit to relatives in the army
at this point Last Light they serenaded by the
brass band of the 18th Mississippi Regiment, an i'm
mense crowd of soldiers being present Both gentle
men responded 10 the compliment in stirring and elo-
quent speeches. the sentiments of which received
with frequent and prolonged cheers The occasion was
perfect jubilee to the soldiers, and their patriotic
demonstrations highly encouraging to all present, and
aust have been especially to the honorable gentle
men, who have manifested such interest in The comfort
and efficiency of the army.
Trustworthy information states that ten or twelve
transports left Port Royal this evening and went down
the river 1t is supposed they contained troops whose
term Of service has expired. Y.
The above should have appeared III yesterday pa
per, but was crowded out u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

tons produced in Europe by Polish question, from
which with characteristic efrontery il deduces that
recognition of the rebelliou South is now quite out of
THE question"
THE MATCH BETWEEN HRENAN AND KING.
q From the London Pest, April 1O]s
Last night there agreat gathering of the patrons
Of the nobe art of selEdefence" at the George aud
Dragon Beech street. Barbican. 1t was business
meeting and ESQ side staked as all earnest Of the
forthcoming fight between Heenan and King. Much
interest appears to be excited in the event.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R{SaTs.
GBt 8itBnpn6 ddlBig,
no CORRESPONDENCE.

~ Lslsys business us b addressed % t-' rAa''''
rsiels tsrsa On GOA sides ts psPsr sia no. Be Puo
EaAsd Thts rue q long SdiQg, ou9al y % SsOeo
~ aud tsil oIss b aspurcd o1 O0sfQfg Ho'ioe'
Ss..iiag Are linSs 0hdrgsd cr ddoeEttuseH@
" " cnnH0t BadSrats @ rstarE r~sotsd coHsaslsico
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

CoURrEstEs AMONG BELLIGEREN s.-Under the caption
Of "A Gallant Deed and ChvalrOus Return, the Wash
ngtOn Chronicle abiding to the rescue from drowning
OF Lieutenant Henry by Lieutenant Paine, and the
conditional release of the latter by General Wmde',
says Ths act of generosity well Ofjustice mus
commSnd our highest admiration. There is some hope
for men who can behave in such manner We leave it
to casusts to determine whether, when these two gal
ant officers meet the battle field they should fight
Ike enemies embrace like christians 2, Lieutenant
Paine had arrived in Washington, and on his way
General Martnsdale's headquarters to obtain pass
to visit his beneficiary and benefacsOr. . go ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

ENGLISH ENeRAvERs.-The steel plate engravers re
Gently employed in Columbia, S. c., in engraving the
plates for Treasury notes. have arrived in Richmond
and will hereafter execute their work in this city The
South Caroliniap, in notice of their departure from
Columbia says:
These gentlemen came from England last July in
the Nashville, and have since becom, very favoraby
known in our city they viii leave behind them many
and sincere friends As artists, they left their
homes and country assist in removing from our cur
reney what has honestly been called its original ma.
i've ugine&" and we have often with much pleasure
Witnessed their beautiful and scientific operations on the
plates Of the last FIVE, ten and twenty dollar bills
we trust their efforts at the seat of Government will
still further result in improved Treasury note issues
i.-..is "a
Ba.lou for many years publisher OF sensation pic
toria in Boston, has sold out and retired on fortune
The Sacramento Republican (Democratc) office has
been destroyed BY mob.
The reported "ofRcial vote on the amendment, to
the constitution Of the "neW State" of West Virginia,
is q, SIS for, and SO against -
The Chestert0wn (Nd.) Conservation, and Leonard
town (Md.) Beacon have been suppressed by General
skunk ,f--s 81 -. siae--
The Common Cornell of New York have authorized
the Harlem Railroad Company to construct railroad
Broadway. r7-, % 1fes ,rr7rf
launched In New York on the Esd. She win run be-
tween New York and Albany.
Gen Halleck recently visited Fortress Monroe 10 con-
suit with Gen. Dix. ti-.'r-' t2.s -
The gunboat Juniatta is lying OF Norfolk ready to
ThOs. RSsU, ..a,i.s- r1v : W -, =
was recently kHeOlunteer pilot from Hampton, Va,
gunbOaL Sansemond river, on Ysnkee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

Mr.. MOORE, of Ky, from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary, reported back bill to provide Tor holding cleo
tons for Delegates to Congress in certain Indian
tons, with Senate Amendments whichwere concurred
in by the House. 'a-t.' r. .-aI'--
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

: TO THE VOTERS OF THE CoUNTDI
Of Middlesex ind Mathews:
Lhs eby announce ny.e cshidA.s for tie House Of DEN
gatss for the sb)ye-namea counties.
Gp30-d1we9t Z. j. PAUNTLEROY,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

MrsMILE5 also reported back Senate bill to prd
for dropping officers 81 the army absent from their
mands without leave. The bill lies over.
F-,-t THE DEYEScE OF CHARLESTON
Mr.. MILES Introduced joint resolutions Of thank
Gen. Beauregard, and the officers and men under
command, for the repulse Of the enemy at Charlest
Referred
|" The House then adjourned "a ~t;t'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

Weare authorized to AL ounce F. IL. BOARD
candidate TO represent the equity Of Bedford
Legislature or yirgiEil sp1i-d9w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

SPENDID CAVALRY HORSEFOR SALE
~ Apply TO Mr. Chambers, Jim Davis stable Frank
lin street below The Ballard House apS0-p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
TO THE VOTERS OF PITTsYLYANHl

ITO THE VOTERS OF PITTSYLYANflll
COUNTY, vAAt the solicitation Of many friends hereby
myself candidate - the people the
OF Pvtnis In the stst Senate My duties In he field, the
present re If more Importance by Of the sprg
TO appear before he eope In per1n during the canvass hee
submit claims TO unbiasd PEOPLE, with hope
the couoty ard country curing
The present struggle VIII enie me TO cims upon their SUI
age While the post OF duty will dot permit be
betxte this the eecti deem my duty express
erned.
Our countryis IN the midst Of great for Indtp
dence. trstl am tonscos 4 the repors by that
deyolve upon elected TO impoftnt pos his
best efforts will be devotei means Of suppiyn
With food and eothinR gallant IN the field with
least bic injury TO the people, whc
st and proper system Of dbuton OF The resources
whole country Our amply sufficient conirI
In service present provided the pre- PER sysem
butt Of the tupPes 9-d the proper means CT lining them
Adopted,
lion consequently imposed upon tie aiming portion dfmsnd
legislation II will be ject u favor action
enable the people 70 meet this demand
Lending Hearty cooperation to the Central Government In
everything that relates to the furherance n and With
energetic population a. home, khp Of State VT
Of In triumph and the struggle he brought
speedy and honorable close.
should people cali this position will use my rest e.
dchale the dutey OF the
able 10 the people. II elected win continue Ing
the present struggle where the post Of duty calls
49,. Zap 2I-20t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

-,iaJOHN LETCHER is a candidate for CoY1
oarss In the Eleventh Congressional District.
AB2S-de
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
App.TIeNaL i Fnea EURoPE..

We gave yesterday summary of the more impor-
tant items of European news, embracing dates = vac
18th of April The following details will be found
very interesting. l.1li. l-.s- d 3 tJI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

TO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
CONGRESSIONAL IIsTRorI gives pleasure announce
that HUME sR has finally yielded TO sppeals per>
mb US 10 present his for suages 81 the ching
election. an % -diWt3taw&2,aW2ws
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

ME are authorized to announce JOHN II.
RXEY candidate n represent the county Of Cui.
peper In the rext General Assembly Of Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

GREssoNAL DIsrRICI respectfully myself can
ddae for eec onto the Congress the Confederate States
% iU.' CHARLES Y. COLLIER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

Mr.. HERBERT, of Texas, moved suspension of the
rule to enable the committee the Castle Th1nder in
to make report. The motion agreed
to- and the evidence taken before the committee was
ordered to be printed. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-On and after this
date the occupation OF this coupanys De-
not, at Chesterfield and Milford In addition the Depot At
this Company be rfsponbe
for damage Goods shipped those poic Goods
points VIII be received and pped only at owners risk
ONCE r., p. &P. r. R. Co.,
Richmond, 29h April, 1858. I apD ot
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

SAMUEL PRICE, OF GREENBRIER-
We AUTHORIZE say that this consented TO
be candidate for the Office OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
Al the next election. apZ1-td
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

TO THE VOTERS FROM THE SENA-
ToRIAL DISTRICT CoBP0s d OF THE COUNTIES OF AC-
oNAO Al N0RFiAMPT0N.-I respectfully announce my.
self a csLdils te for election.
Respectfully,
az 22--2w o. b. FINNEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

words Dec vindiee, as the motto, was taken up and
considered at leng Various notices were proposed
among others, 'Glory to God in the highest, and on
earth peace goodwill towards men !" Liberty or
DEATH" &c. The Senate amendment was finally agreed
TO-. 70 ~ = ~ -.f- ---f ~ ~--- b. = b.
Mr.. CHAMBERS, of Miss, from The Committee on
Military Affairs reported bill to authorize the detail
Of for service in the Engineer Department; pend
ing which the House adjourned. $780, =.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
THE APPROPRIATION BILL

lhE BILL
Mr.. Chiffon moved a reconsideration of the vote
by which the Hous insisted upon its amendment to the
Appropriation Bill making appropriation for the fu
tre increase of the pay Of soldiers The House had fully
discharged its duty and the responsibility with the
Senate. He spprehensiye that the fate of the bill
would be Jeopardized if adhered to the amendment
He wanted it understood that by receding from its
amendment, the House not proposing 10 withhold
ION the soldier increase of pay, measure which
he was in favor Of but he did think the Amendment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30


Mr.. RUSSELL, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
reported back Senate bill to amend the act to organ
ze military to attend the army in the field. The
bin passed --
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

WE ARE authorized to announce RICHARDI
y WALKER csndidatsio represent the City Of Richmond
next House Of Delegates gp6-tde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

~ THE UNDERSIGNED returns his grateful
acknowledgements TO BIS feTowozens for the may
ceyed at their hands, ard respectfully himself
di1ate for reelection to the Lee stature
sp 13-eotde THos. II. WYNNE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

Mr. GARRETT, of Va, was opposed to recensdera-
ton. lie did not agree with the gentleman that tho
appropriation bill in danger of failure account
of the amendment He hoped the reporters would
represent tia. the House indicated its sincerity by ad
herring to its position.
The motion to reconsider was agreed to-yeas So,
nays 80.
I The question recurring upon agreeing to the amend
ment OF the Senate striking the proposed appro-
priation it wa decided in the affirmative. ''- 90