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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

SPFrCu or 1iES. .HoUsTOY.--Gencral Sam
Houston has been recently making speech
cs at Galve.tOu and Houston, doubtless with
the view of working himself once more into
the confidence and favor Of the people of
Texas. Accustomed to public position and
to the aduintions Of parasites, his return to
private life mans literally, what it is some
iimcb denomnatcd--cyil He is supposed
hy some to have an eye upon the Gubcrna
.orial chair. Others deny that he has any
such pu pose. The Houston Telegraph,
from which VIC copy this speech, IA paper
whose culorics are rather promiscuouS TO
be yaluahlc,) thinks the period OF ambition
has gone BY with Gen. Houston, and that IL
is not his friends who believe that he de-
sircs position. The old story, that ne re-
collect hearing zen year, ago. Our CO.
temporary regards him rs . patriot and n
staetesHan, hut, in subsequent issue,
ieems 20 thinl, that Dr. i one Of those pat
riots whose reputation is Of such charac-
tcras would render his election unfor-
tunatc. Happily, there is no danger Of
Jioustons election. unless there should be
An unusual number Vi candi laies in the
field Tor governor, in which case nc might
step in
The speech 'ye publish, reads we'll. -
everything that cniauaies from Gen. Hous-
ton usually does. Il is patri"tic, and in
that regpcct rill lave good eject in
Yaileedou,. II il should e s. fortunate %
20 reach thai latitude, teaching our int
fuies that thev. cannot count very largely
up1u the union -c1-irsn. lA J'va-. --
N---i-i' Foa..-tr7.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
observations ofa Private.

The following paragraph, from soldier
in the Virginia State line, writing to hi"
father, and published in the Richmond
Bhig, shows that privates DO think, anl
comeimcs, as in this instaur, to somp par
p0aj
Colonel II. came to nc yesterday end
insisted OF my accepting OF the 4uar'cr-
masters place Of hi' regiment the fne9t
in the linc), ana urged it upon ne. because
he needed INC. having no QuartCrmastcr,
and i, is a pcrmarcnt post, whether We arc
transferred Or no.. Several Of my friends
here advised me to accept it; would hava
the rank and p&y of u captain, but | posi-
lively declined. Formy part, had rather
be i private and fight tho war out in my
old compGny--K, than 10 &c called 4,
Glartcrmastcr-- Captain--with such duleS
as buying and issuing beet, bread, hunting
anll driving cattle, sporting 3 tinc uniform
and living on the tat of the land, withou.
over striking blow in its defense. 1t Is
an ambition in stout, nhlc-bodicd men,
that never could comprehend or aPprc-
ciate. don't want % serve in any cap
aci'v during this war thatl WcA!d be
ashamed to acknowledge in after years,
aud If lose my position ly ihc transfer
Of the State line, will either tight in the
army, or not belong to it 1t all knowing,
as do, your contempt and that Of the
whole people, for those whose bold decara-
lion before the war led 10 the hGlcr that
bars, bolts and chains could not hold them
back from the thickcst Of the fght--nov
cn.conccd in some prtty little c(hce, Tigge1
out in the uniform Of an officer reminding
nc OF the ass under the lions skia-.his
ears still sticking out stepping eSout with
an cir OF ilnpuicnce and assam 4 superb
oritv. srncratiScly ricculous to every onG
except thcmyelves--somc making contri-
hutton " it'll the most patriotic and disin-
tcrrstcl motivcs--afierward crunIngly--
avail themselves Of it to savo them from
danger. dreadiug far more the guns Of tho
enemy than the taUnts, iccrs and dcrision
Of THEN people-.men, women and children.
Approaching, ss do, this universal feel
ing Of detcsiatiou, am sure you will ap-
prove of my refusal Of Colonel HIS kind
~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
An ACT,

10 punish p~'7Hr rcho ,rai', or G'sin IN nc-
Ding, Mt Ctas,r,pt Lara Of Re Confederate
States q imc TeG.
SECrlON l.--BE n ENACTED ny the Leg
IsLAruRE or TnE STATE or TE%As, Taat
any person or persons within this State
who shall wilnlly discourage any other
person or persons who are subject 10 The
Conscript Laws Of the Confederate States
OF America from enlistiuS in the Military
Service Of the Confederate States, with in
tent TO cyadc the Conscript Laws, or, who
hcinS subject thereto. shall himself evRdc.
or aid and assist any other person being
subject thereto, to cyadc the operations Of
said Conscript Lawt, shalt be guilty Of 4
sluuy, and on conviction thereof shall be
punished by imprisonment in the Feniten-
tiary Tor term not legs than two nor more
than five years, NJ the discretion Of tho
jury.
SIC. 2.--ThN,any person or persona who
shall harbor, aid or a,sisl nny other per
son or persons who have lgcn enrolled TN
der the Conscript Laws Of the Confederate
States, il GyndIng or assisting the opera
,ion ofsAid laws. shall be- punished ny i'm
prisonmcnt in the reniicniiNry for term
not .csS than one or more than four years.
SIC. 3.--Thlt il any person or persons
who. being liable to be enrolled and con.
srripted under the said Conscript LAWS,
shal. b" rni'rcprcScnation, ialschood or
fraud. obtain certificate Of exemption
thcretrDm he shall be punished by con!ine-
mcnt in the Pcnircntinry for . term not
less ;han one nor more than three years.
Approved March 6th ls6&.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

NUrARIEs PuRLIc.--Iuvortant changea
we're made in :he law AT the late session OF
the Legislature, in regnrd TO NoiafiGs Pub
lie. The effect oi'thc Ac: il 20 make vG-
cant the Office in the following cases:
Where the Notary has held the Office for
four years from the date Of qualification;
where he has accepted n civil othce under
the State Government except the Office Of
Justice Of tie Peace; where he has accept
cd office under the Confederate cr any other
Government, and where be holds under sp.
rointmcnt OF the Governor, made in the re-
cess of the Senate.
The Office of Deputy Clerk, Deputy Sher-
III and ucputy Marshal come within tho
mcaning Of the Act. The Act docs not ap-
plv TO non commissioned officers and priv
rites in the Confederate serviee.--Alm4ac;
EEtr1.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

EXCITEMENT AND HANGING, We learn
that considerable excitement exists
pc'cral OF the Northeastern counties Of this
state, and particularly those of Hunt Ind
Hopkins, growing out OF tho appearance
in that section Of some men belonging TO
the notorious Martin .. Hart. After tho
execution Of Hart, 4 portion u his followers
hrough, q lot Of stolen proderty 10 Texas.
!, seemed that they found few gym
rathiscrs who aided them in concealing It,.
Suspicion hGving been excited, search waS
made, and some Of it Was found on the pre-
misses Of a pgcacher in Hunt county. liar' 5
men being scented out, took refuge in the
Jernigan thicact. Two or ,hre OF them
we're subsequently, rnpcured in Hunt and
hung Un Wednesday, the 18th nit, four
others were hung in Hopkins connty. They
were all traitors TO our cause, one Of them
having been formerly 3 resident Of Titus
county. Our informant states that they
were AccuscA u robbery, murder, and trea-
son; we're regularly tried before jury Of
twelve men, selected from rrrions counties; /;
and before being oxcu,ed, confessed their
guilt. .uarShaH EepubHc0H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

CHARLrsroH.--Wc are kept in consider
able excitement about vessels running thh
blockade Of the hMrbor of Charleston, and |
will here mention = very curious fact. |
supuosc have been in and over the Char-
lesion bar hundreds OF times, in AL wealth
ers. It HaE always > nuisance. lin Il YES.
sci drawing over ten feet, YOU mad 10 wait
unit. exact high wafer, and then you rarely
found over 10 ~ Ii feet on the bar. The
Goodwin Sands are not more treachcrous
than those on the Charleston bar. Well,
what does Presidcn, Lincoln At n very
heavy expense he ordered vcssls filled with
granite 10 be sunk IN the main channel,
where Ii re never WAS II feet Of water at
high or any other tide. The result of it is
astounding. The Cooper and the Ashley
rivers, which there pass TO the sea on each
side Of Charleston city and out over the
bar, have swept ont 4 ship channel, in no
place under 80 feet deep and in some places
there is 80 feet water whore there was only
10 before the vessels were sunk. When
roace comes Charleston larbor will be one
Of the finest in the Southern States. "Man
proposes, but God disposcs." From nearly
round Charleston the water in 4 channel Of
50 feet will make her the second city in
the United States in few years. l have
my information from a source that cannot
be doubted by me.-Ne,o York Corrs,p0n-
dent Of the london .Nornin9 Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

re- There has been a paragraph going
the rounds of the papers that tho Cherokee
Nation had in their National Council ig.
nored and abolished ,i1peTy. We are in
formed by DR.. I. II. Fish, who is the ss-
sistant Of the lst Cherokee Regiment un-
der command Of Col. Standusiie, tha, there
is not word oftruth in il lie says tina.
he would ns soon look for JEFF Davis TO turn
against us IS tho Cherokee Indians. They
are perfectly loyal, and though suffering
great priyhtions curing the past winter.
they have borne it like men, and be cannn;
see such an odiuIn thrown upon them with
out giving the true story, ana getting u.cm
--.-;t A.r--. -, world Es.se E.-4-r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
! -DmTiy,IIsTRATOIc's NOVICN.-y

= L Ice is hereby given that at the frhruai! Term,
lsi, of the Probate Court Of Dallas County, the un
drrS.ued was appointed Administrator of tho estate
Of Wu H. Smith decd. This IL therefore 10 notitr
all pprson, having claims sinst ,aii estate 10 pro-
srnt them duly authenticated to tha Undersigned.
All thu!-. indebted 10 said rstntc requested 10
make payment 10 tn" undor4isa"d without delay.
March IL, IsCJ-l.:GN" IN. LIVELY, Adin'r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
ANOTHER SPLENDID PRIZE.
Ihe GuRhOai niaUg CSpurCd....iore laurriN Tor
the Val erdr battery aud the gallant Texans.

NITIICR HpIENDIO PklLE. 4.
~. lr,Ln,g niar,, 4. nn,rcd ,,Uore IuurriN Tor
80 ,' :, " 49,, =. -, ,o,,,
tht 'al NeThr hH''er) M" VOC s"'""' ''N""''
Last Thursday thu Yankee ;l'ihU1t Diana g1inr ui'
20 Mr.. Cuehrurs plln'Iiou just below Patterson
yllc for the purpose "l selling sugar, hut lN ~" en-
ercy and rr,u'r prNIsiitons uf Mrs. 4, thng H"Si 70
tad only rDlhIg the ly ufH iow barrels iOi l' G''
II tho boat. Thuy lIrN ont land fore" IN protect
fhrm In their plNrnr. col. Gray, whose h"a3qiar'
tors are "u he Tc:hr. tN"orsX miles lgon it, mouth,
no'nr Euih" tV sgud forces In season 10 catch ihr''
land aud river riu.''F Whrn they mad" their sUidr'
dsgh.s n,nn the Ilsiturions OF the htchaiuaya and
BLACK, in conmllaiiyu With Sblry, sct . rap Tor
'hdu iir lgccprlnrIv selected his men for the work
tnl ard,r"l them to rrmAin On the river with their
batteries Ina.kci uud watch FOR the cAvmy until n
ynruld order tA,rl io rrtur!I.
IN sc first tool. u position several miles below Fat.
Irrsynyill. but l"uuing that the Diana wls on her
way down the lnL', they 'noyrd up 'o SkocgS sugnr
huNsc ust aho"r pdttcrsoWll-. The force gun1l-tcd
uf Wlrr's battalion uGHr command Of Major Boone,
i the early part uf h"rrsas cement aud ot Col Wal
lrr in tho latter pr' the Ealv"rdc Battery, four field
pieces in command Of ii,pt Hume lnd III" other ~
canu.1Gd OF Li"ut.. Smith, Wulch and Porter and
l@5 men II the .stl Regiment, commuuuad by Capt.
Ahuct
About p. NJ, last Saturday. tho 9Sih, th0 Diana
rarna ,sithi about f,y NaId. " OW ha'tnri'. w len
wa. waiting and ready Tor them The Diana sudden
~ discovered our forces opened dr" on hon, killing
nirr cavalry horses, hut doing NJ uihcr damage,
Ticn conir,nrA 4 scene On the fSuAsr ruuhoRts
which bscspr. dnscrirtipn Our ,laru shooters and
the VahErI, battery opened 70 iirs a hundred times
more terrific and fatal Than anything this trrd gun.
luli had ever witnessed ~ fore. Thn uuu"rs on tho
bort were swept away ~ ii t,y hal all been struck
hy lirhtnirg Th",, wlto were not slain or crippled
u tho yuOr fled terror sLrckoE behind tho Cabrnating
that projects the engines and ,rraf number, jumped
ir.o thr hold Of the huat the officers attempted -
r.llv them and all hut one were sSopt away by lhs
death dealing gum uf an imlntuous and terrible foe.
The runnerR pilots and officers wrrr s!rucrd alta
5nsh Jisn,av and confusion rci,nci among those
srcretod behind the cascnatius aud beneath the low
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
$40 REWARD.

T. STEAYEp from near Buniam, Ftnnin county,
II some time la4r spriuS, tho following described
hpfs,'s: A sOEREL MARE, orr years OH, blaze
f.rv, two or three white feet, 'mall whit" spocA >
AhrTt t," neck and shoulders, unc NAY MAKE, )
,e.r- ul! this spring star IN th" iurch"nd, ~" ar
hr". white foot; oue CHESTNUT SuREEL FL.
10y. y-nra old This spring, with white In the iaco
'.nd snmN VItc feet; hn'h Ia" mares wcr" heaNy IN
N,sl Ak.u th,y lcf The above r"Nurd will lee paid
irr ssR .ulhis delivered 80 ne At W,.thrrfnrh,
pL-trr cuGHty, iur uuy !nio-mt'iou tnu' viii 'ud
,J .h,ir recovery. lQlIN il. rEIACL.
March IL, ls,.,-. C,1Iuu.H,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
NNTIf,E

rs hereby given, that at tho February Torn, lsdi,
of the county Court pertaining to Estates Of Tar
rant county S''.ro NJ fTcXo~ tho Undersigned ar-
pointed Administrator Of the rsan OF a. c. Nehery
decd. Wherefore All persons holding claims against
said estate will lrts"m them duly authenticated
within the tar prscrihcd by law, and those iude1t.
go, to said estate iii nslc payment 70 the undcrsSn
cd. Il. l.. S+NCELS Admir-.
March 3rd isG3.---Ir:Gw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

NOTICE l. hereby given. that The undtrsirntl
- sTas "a tho Ttt'y. Tsrn, issa, Of th- c0uniy
crurt. l-rfiininr 10 estates, held % N. 1nty u
Iarrnnt sfsis of Iesas. suiy tppoinsJ AcInihf''ra
tor q tho estate cf1zvif '. Farmer. 1.rd- AhIsT-
hoidir rlsina eCli-ff Fsii ts;sfs. v1 trrscnt
~. rra5.riy zufh-nfira'ed. v-fhln tle tina r.
-i'ud = a. % SIS Ill &c ls-l ouf1 ard 'hese
t.t-.l u a.. -H4t- r--f----r .s1' at nc,
.s-a 81. ~A1.,itE. t-7l'-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

ESy- Ne are informed a wc take it. re-
liahly, that Judge Z. J. Davis was taken
rrisoper on Mexican soil, aua brought To
ior, Brown. A demand vas made on Gen.
Bee for him by the Mexican authorities,
and the reply was that they should seek
redress from Mr.. Lincoln whose wac tho
culy authority they lthe Mexican Re
publie) acknoWlesed over Texas. Ho Gen.
Beel had no oifcial knowledge OF Mexico,
noi Mexico Of him. Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
4 NMINIarKATOR,s NorICE.-.At b

a. \ February Tcrm OF The Probate Court Of Kaufman
county, Letters Of Administration were granted ia
II. K Brsc .n on the estate Of Janlo, Thompson, de-
-s.s-rd An persons holding claims against said "s
tat notified to present hem, duly auth i'a'el
fsiihn the iuo prcscItci by Law, aud those iniebt'
cd to ssid estate will please MAKE raymsnr
ls.GW- Z. X. BkISCOE. Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

NTGTECE.-Thc Undersigned was appointed Nd
y 1ninisiyItor OF the E.tHte Of SEs Smith, deceas
3D. at the February Term, I.G2 Of tho Probate Court
nf Parker county. Persons Indebted tho ESTATE
will please ink" Immediate pay mvnt, and those hold
ing claims against said estat" vi" present them prop
ery auth"nlicitcd required by ls.w.
y. (. IRDY, Ad,u'I. Est. Siias smith, decd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
c. s. WOOL AGENCY.

~ai .irt,HiJ, T,..w, Irb. u, lsoi
Tho urtarElsu.d, sole AGENTS Of he Cpuie'irr q
State, Tor n, pUGlu,,a of WOOL in the ,tnui Tri
~, have Aiy L"U ,ln wool growing counties iato src
'0rs, GnA to each erti"n appointed 1ub.NCrnt.
''hc'r dW.y IL Nli he 70 visit all wool growers within
',pir sections " ccuinunicat" with them by letter
wh the yicw - purchasing thrlr Clips ut vu"l. for
%hrI. they are authorized 10 pay LLir and liberal
Iriu".
The fyilcwng counsics o0nstitn'o SrcrIoS No E,
's.rH. NfrEr, MR. GEokGG Il. JvDSoN, R0;r OsFICE,
W.cO:-- WHllm,rv, Tii'a4, BHflasoh Er1su', Robtd.
,n7, leon, FrScsioI., Lil'0I,, InU', Ic, C6rrg.N,
1icC'a"",.. Eosgrc, HW N0rHrr1, Fiis, Joinot Pcr.
..r, Tt-ro3H, UG'ks, Cplh HeH"a Grdnop 0Ht Cook.
II il rvpccc that all good aud patriotic ciiih'nt
viii vO tho preference 10 GuNrirmrnt orr all otAlE
prrchGs ~.
Au,iti,ci. nrn requc.tod 10 report to this Office tho
name ant residence "fapy person Or persons whom
Fluy know or hcUr "i rcpieEcning Themselves rs GOV
rrrnrnt hrrnt, for th" purchase of w"ul who i,aru
no, received written authority from the ;lr Mr. Cen
rcu' ni. Z. J. MintOr Chief y. r., or tn" under
niguci; or possessing uEcirn evidence to convict
thea VI The Of2ncr, 10 make affidavit a,aiN.t them
before Commissioned oi the Confederate Court.
Rag.inE, rope and twnc will be furnished by tho
agents. and by tho undersigned ~ their warehouse in
E1;l Antonio, ihUre ncNdiug it 10 hale their woct.
VANCE & BRO. Agents
Of the Confederate States for tho purchase of U0l.
fC0PE.l
hpJ'r. ANp lNsp'n. GESl's 0TrIcE,
Ricltoipi, jan. IL, les.
'5LSERAL ohDLR+' No::d.
H. The appointment fagcnfs to purchase wool by
Guy officer, except the Quartcrnlastcr General and
such officers aS may under his authority end sane
tiQn Is hereby rrJhibiryi and all agencies for that
purpose, heretofore authorized hy other officers,
revoked. Ny order, (Sgnrdl +. COOPER.
'trh253mo. ALju,ant and Inspector C''nefal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
, AMINISTRATON,R NOTICE.-.At b

= February Terlu OF the Prvbat' Court OF kaufman
county, Lcttars OF Administration were graii"i 10
Nancy A. No.l. on the estate Of (Iarnott 4. Noel de-
ceased. An ycrrors holding clain- against said ss-
arc noifed TO present them, du, GE'l'ntoa'.,
within The time prfsrribsd Nv law ard those lnGeti
ed to said estate will pleas runke rayn'ut.
rIs.Gwl NANCY 4. NOEL. ADM.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

A line ofccurers has been established b.
the Goveramcnt for the ansmission o
official da-umcnts and late dispatches fTDm
shrcrerari 70 Nayasois. there 10 cnnnsct
With ib- r.iiTe4i % IIou5toa, ToIas. Tie
-,legruDl. lire Is -ciuS rapidly b.4i't fron.
Canicu. hrr. GO -,..yvC-.--. i.T' " .--r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

N~UTBCE--i5 Is hereby eiren that the undersigu.
y vi va, II, the February Term lsuo, OF the Cuuu.
ty Cduri Of JaIrant county. pcrlahinE I" EStalP-,
duly appointed Administrator Of the 'Statc ofJamos
l.. Chivcrs deceased All JcrEona holding cuims -
ceiust sij esrac will present thom properly anhen-
icalnd within the time prcaCribed by Law. and th"s3
indebted 70 said estate sill make immediate
Payment 10 tn. uAipraigned.
lT:hw,T JAMES J0vCT, Aln'r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
1 DMIiNISTn ATOR,s NOrlCE.--A 4

n February Tenn oil tho Probate Court of houi-
mau County. Letters Of Administration de t0ui' non
were granted 10 tho Undersigned on the estate Of ia
cob Brindly, d,c'd. All persons holding claims
against sai estate nVric1 to present thom, duly
ar.haniirsted within the fimc rrescrib,d by law and
thoe, Indebted tr said cHtaic will p!esc make pny
yuunt. lls:Gw1 Il. J. SNOW. Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
nrIINisTnAToR,s NOTICE

\ tire Is hereby given that At the March Tern,
fssl Of ths Probai- Curt of Dallas county. the
d.r-igned appointed Admini.irator Of tlr sfts e
.fF NJ Moore, dec'd. Wherefore all per~ohs in
.iebted ~ -Ad estaie Vill maLs payment 10 thr
ecrignea. 40 those having claims sFains1 said cst.
viii pr-ssnt a en- properly anthsntestei sifhiu the
tine prescribtd - Law.
Arrii 1t lss3-i3.cv'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17
>:nsDAr, MARCH IL 1868.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House n.st at | | o'c'' CT. r,a,or hy
the Rev. B:sa"p Early.
ArTOK>EY Gssrn.L'5 hEpo.Ts.
The CHAIa laid hsraf: tho faihIse T. report
froIa :jA Attorney G"nnral el4tir" 20 a"ltaiI'
c;aims ti!s.: -: t!'.t itpn:m Ht undar sn ect
c. 30 PROVISIONAL C'ygreas, No. 2I4, ep-
pfo7cj August 30th, 1861. Duplica'e: Of tho
ssrs rGyoct aid accompanying Documents
wore Gvl.t To :he Scu4ts.
Tbs reo6r; cas ;ai! 20 t;,5 liable srd or.
dsrsd TO 10 p:iHtsd.
MiLTaef ktpuEfs.
Sls. I'LEs .'skel s suspension ct The rIlsR
III "rdsrto an::5ia HIN TO report tax f;o'n
tao Military CUInuIlttec te=p h;..o. -r!.rh 80
| Uns tu.s would elicit no tehsLa
The Hnus. refused IN easpsn:l tha -al5:.
"a III otinn Of Mr.. HiLro1, nf Fla j: m;as
ordered that mh.u tn, i.puse adjourn, :: I'D
jnTG 10 mce; at | n'aIpcS, ta-moi ruw -.
AGED ~.
u. 1.E-N1r, crNs. eoit lha. he S.rxt-
hai g. - ,nr'. Il: u. IT '"sst.nG ct IL o'clock,
sni Il tn, Hon : you'd SHspsni the rules,
e. 6. u!i FIR >':,j,aton to tnlt. tEs rug
a." ,Gu" Il ihve;;pE iuc tay House ii
r'c!r.k
Wie S.E.rra Fiii .ii,t there Wan no QUO
| rurn Preset n, AMI til. Iu!.5 could not tr s';a-
psi.Aed. uulcsa lie ccrtlrrE1 waited 70
| u,sk" ,h- e;'emit AID !et be II lus, lind L.
solf with ,ut * Ir'.,um.
Mr.. GlsyErr ihen, would no, ;,,:, hia
motion.
On moiic7, tins iI.us, Te-olved i:a.i: INTO
secret 60. sion Tn the Tax BIZ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17

thr On its export, 80 soon - Its ports
ore open. AL va demand il chat the ext
geIcy DO met in no ANAL tad aifg.sd'y
sp!tit, ind above OIL, under NO delusion st"as
SPEEDY peace. 1t will rot do to say The
planters hsye hsavy deb'a banging oVs- them,
and mss. absolutely hsve s!.a Tho!e immense
produce of al! taslr crops, enhanced hy COT
ton flm;ro c7er the earth. Farmers 40 IT,
deli, leo. A:tiasrS ole nn. g:norally
ia eat, aud they hass rsneu:s'g:.: ,teir
trades, snd ava taking olesr.i dollars 'nHr.h
AMI quarter Found of hscon tag "a de-
fc0d T-i.h Ih"'r bi.id l:,- .:st1 1t th'nga
which .ioas gives ,hoss boards If cotton
sud tobacco a;,d taeir V.lu', to Their present
o.onsrs.
Ard asa.i, xosiy, ;..srs % 10 Isi.or W.,
slI this should b. discussed ana de i9aj III
sec,.t sss.,,u. T. wauli be vel! to let 'ha
sho.esoG. III" If p1olie o? non dow through
tie Carg,essip,>j atmosphere: ard the pe ,
pls will, 10 ne sure. Ge giad t. see who
votes, il ss,, II spare the 7!ante', OF snrou =
nys ths no':,o Spectator, "r give sill and
Com fart to the dwelling pssca-oroker.