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SALT.

Tho question is. 70 hare SAT-, or rot TO hare
IL. Two contracts are ctf,ro*i ~ tho Gcner
81 Assembly. TIE first. by Col. Ctsrkson,
OF Kana7h2, l.. >uvply the demand Of the
Stats 3! 81 50 .sr hush:, II fifty pounds
This is upon vcuditlvu that the works, with
all the apparenances and psTsan,l property,
shall be impressed anil leased to him, he psy
ing tho State the sum of 100000 and tho es-
timassil Value of the porssnal pr"pe.tY i'm
pSssaed. bcsidoR.
Tho second il offered By Messrs. Scot. &
Co., sna liz to make the salt at 80 80 PER
bushe!. The two propositions GIG about The
same tn all respects, except that Opl. Glarkzon
agrees to make and deliver the sn,:t at 81 so
per bushei and to pay Tho State 100000
as .ont. The difference ar,ounta to the snug
SUM Of $3.50 900 to the State IN one year.--
This much will DO saved by taking the oon-
tract Of Dol. GARRISON. The question in
matters Of this sort uasI 10 be, not sswhat it
is that is asked" but who tbs that asks
it's The question not asked is fully answer
ed by the facts above stated. But who il il
that asks Scott Il Go. are undcn,tood to he
tho Same concern, in substance, with whom
tho Governor contracted. Under that
contract, the salt, Tor some c&uso has not
been f1rthc;mins-- sat is pitol to as. OIL
GARRISON IS native Of Alb omarsc county and
has never lived out Of tho State Az prao-
tical Salt maker in Ksnawha. be is we'll
known, and is said mover 20 have had supe
ris- thcre. lie understands The whole Lusi-
ness both in the general aud IN the details
BasK.os this he has many negroes. drought
from the Kanawhs works. experienced in the
buhiDess. His RESOURCES ara otherwise ample
aI,d be can and doubtless will, perform his
contract to tho letter. lie has examined
The Salt Works In question and has deiiber-
steiy mado up his opinion that no can so
mnnage them, AS to furnish tho quantity
needed without any doubt. He is untiring
and energetic, and willing to risk his fortune
and future prosperity in the effort. If sny
man in the Confsderacy can make the salt
we need, he oan, and if he agrees to do it, h
aOiA- Tho question is, ought the Genera 81
Assembly to give q 6onas Of s5eS.OO to
others who trave been tried before?
One objection urged against Dol. Clarkson
is that no pliers security for only 100000,
/ the other party offering it in 100000. There
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17

Niles Register, in 1912, uses the following
language, which, m,Gatis mmdnais, Is quite
opposite now:
"Our coasts msy he secured, and regular
trade may be destroyed. But many Paul
Joneses will arise and whithersoever q
keel can go, jas. retaliation shall check the
snemy's carcsr. No sea will DO unvexcd
with their enterprises, and the whole navy o,
Britain, if applied 10 no other purpose VII
DO incompetent TO the protection Of her Vas
possessions and commerce.
B. j. s., of La.
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S,TunpAY, March ii, lSG2.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- rfVES.
Tns House inst At IL O'Clock. sa'! va
opened with rtaycr by Rev. Bishop Early.
N. c. rn0ups.
rhc CHAIR laid before the IIcca" Senate
bill to urc vide fr tho payment Of certain
North UsrolI1a troops.
CIVIL orrICEhS.
Also bill IL authorize thn dischar+" III
certain civil officers in the military &c VIE.
HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr.. Fosrsn, of Ala, moved that when The
House adjourned to-day II adjourn to meet
at | | o'clo1k Moaday. Agreed to.
IRREGULAR TROOPS.
Mr.. U.RnIs. of Mo-, introduced resolution
that the COMMITTEES on Military Affairs be
instructed to inquire into tho expediency Of
providing by law far the payment and ascei-
tanning the military status ana Ter TIC s"!is'
of officers aud men rreguiarly orEhn;zsh ana
sw orn into the military service OF lie u"n-
fedorato States.
TIE rules were suspandei-yras II, nays
!, and the resolution passed.
CoTTuT PURCHASE.
The SPEAKER laid before the House ccin-
mun;cation from tho President and enclosing
. communication from the Secretary OF the
Treasury relative TO cotton purchase III the
State Of Louisiana.
Leave uF ABSENCE.
Mr.. CuRsMAN, OF Ky, vas Erahle" i""'H 81
absence on account OF urgent husn :s.S.
nmotion OF Mr.. B.RHsDaLE, Of hls'., the
rules were suspended in order To allow ne
| MORALS TO be introduced without h lag read;
and memorials were presented by Alcs&rI
GARLAND, UosRAD, BARxsn.lE, Thlprs, Miles
CuHRIS OLnProH, CH.MBLlss, and Mcdowell
IMrREsSMENT-
A message was received from tn" Senate
| announcing that that body Lad passed tic
Impressment bill, with an amendment rels'
| two to tho compensation for articles seized.
The House disagreed to tho Senate amend
ment and asked q committee Of conference
and Mosnrs. HoLcoMRs, Chiffon and GARLAND
were appointed as SAID committee on the part
| Of the House.
MIR. COLLIER, Of Va, introduced memo
| rial, being protest from the ln'llers OF 70
! tershurg, as to the impressment II ilon' with
| out just compensation.
On motion, the House went into secret
session.
|
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tbs VIRGINIA LEGISLif ORE
.ADJOURNED Session
SENATE.
THURSDAY, March IL, 1868

FygSlNti SESSION
This senate meet ct L. NJ
4 communication va. received from TIE
Goye:nOr, Transmitting the report = LIS
Dam missioner Of the luhl,c Warehouse ~
regard to the iirc whr'h partially destroyed
tb, State building on the night 81 lo.h, and
fu-n;shp esnforina alton 81 to the origin and
resuIt f sail ire. The los; ~ estimated at
100000, anil ali aplrop:'a'i"a '"r ms
amount ~il b" required.
TN. l,,Yefnor talics occasion /" quote an
extract from communication lnada ny MN
tn tts General Assembly on the 'itn oscem-
bar, 1861. in which b. reminded them 'h'.
large number OF the warehouses in tho state
were not tire proof and in wh'ch no urged lhe
vital Importance OF taking some steps To re-
lieyv the :. a.c from his .ssi which she There
ny incurred.
The communication, T:th tho accompany
ioc report was rnforrcd I" = SPECIAL commit
tee of Messrs. Robertson, LTS'H, uA'r,
Tunu.s and THOMPSON.
ELLIS PASSED.
Senate bill to amend snI Te-ersct Tire hrs'
section Of an act to incrrnse Jaliors i'oa l"r
keeping and supporting prisoners, psS'e'
Sept. "a, 1862.
House bill authorizing the Cou:t of APP
pea,s to hold its SESSIONS st o-hsr ,aces thar
LAwisburg.
iiou5a Ill authorizing the r,yment IF IN
te;,.t il bands given f:r thu Confederate
States war tax af,er ;ia day Of payment.
After !p"g.hi d.h .,r On no lax bIIl
the Sen,e. "n ma;'or Il Mr.. ALDtssoa
| adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17

New WAR ILlUsrRArIoNs.-The new Wal
Illustrations at Metropolitan Hall attracting mucl
attention for their beauty and fine effect. They an
really very deserving artistic representations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17

uoapl, tllSu l1cy fFS. Sa" et'iu bei''"' ~
view of thesa considerations, it appears to
us tho Gcnorsl Assembly should lose no
time in closing With Col. Ularkaon.
BGusIY LhNDs
0a the 9Th Of Feh=u4ry last, Nix. Conrad
Of louisiana offered resolution rrEit1T" 70
tho providing OF hnmeateads for tic officers
AMI privates Of tho amy &c thH Confederate
States, and to provide mean f,r IE'n Gnppo''
Of differs aa.l privGas disabled II :hr Con
fcdarnts snrvIcn durir; ihn Present wnF
Tho resolution ~. :c:crlc': {, 4 RpccIhI
Committee, consisting al Car member from
each State. The faiiowing gcnilemc:. coin
pora the UpmuiistAf:
NJ. Conrad, La; Chairman. Messrs. Chill
trn, Ala; Atkins. Tenn; Ga7iand, Ark:
Jrtnson. Va; lIsrtridgn, Ga; Hilton, Fla
GrsY, T,xas; Cispp, Miss; Ashn, N. u; Nc
Qnscn, s. y; Mncher, Ky; Boil, h1o.
Taa question before this Oarn:Titt"o ii one
Of much importance, and it is TO l." hai:n'' shat
the COMMITTEE composed So i is. 81 ~url'nG
mcmhare, viii soon come ia soln" conclusion
in tho matter, or. at least, Two it their earn
est attention. AZ to tho policy or p!npriety
Of the question. wn fnrhcsr 10 express an
opinion, except 20 i.r 81 - sag that it "3li'
DO much bette to hold hack, Cor SONS such
benevolent purpose, the feqnnstratH't hndH
and more particularly tn" l'rS" tracts
under the title Of 'leni claim:,' ;'ou.
sands Of asyes ri which arc daily s'hi iY
the Government Rec ,ivsrs il tn, St4''s q"
Arkansas sni Texas, but more eareciali?' t:''
latter. These tracts are, va have reason lt
know, bring bought up at a mere n"m'n"
value NV few s.,ecu a;ors, who are no. n
present distprhcd by any competition ff'I
men w!;a 6csirn 10 Sattle the country; and
hence the States viii. in many portions, pre-
sent tho spectacle, which go hay" cfte" seen
i, Wes ern States and Territories. and aven IN
Virinia--of housands Of acres lying ldlo thI
want Of cultivation the titles heing vested III
pcrFons who are holding them up f"i s;ecnia
lion OF in. tho mere spirit Of mlHrriy 'a"d'
holders.
1t is to be hoped, thon, that some rroInl
and efficient measure will DO adopted sno
certainly tho wounded and disabled aodlers
many of whom hava lost their all in this war
axe Justly entitled to every privilege which
can bn eylsa;!ci, III ,hsn 70. thei7 Service &c
the country
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is nothing in this Cai Oarkson ls ahlo and
willing to give security in any amount the
Stale may demand, as we ars informed.
Another ohiss ion ur ed in tho House. by
way of argument, is, that ho would run tho
furnaces sohard that st tho end Of The ya.r
they would lie ruined. This is amusing TO
those who know anything about the bnsi-
ness To run tho furnaces up To their ca
pacity they muat first be put in thorough good
order, and kept go. Therefore, Al t:c end OF
the yesB, tho o ,ntrs would taxa hack their
furnaces in better order nnl condition, M
douht, than they ever saw thom before. In
view Of these considerations, it appears to
us tho Gcnorsl Assembly should lose no
time in closing With Col. Ularkaon.
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Fanny. Mach l.. lSG2.

r..> '2;je:.Y'r :?~4 80 t:.~0R :;
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payment: I un,'arntand That pr'Cn il now $50
per barrel, which. "a isu sai.ic Ga"i', would
giyo nearly 400 par cnn'. nnresi N on The lFCiit
Of tho Secretary Of Was sch"dDlO Of i'm
presmcni. Itself nrosa prIli. OF 2p snr cant
:;n manufacturing, (esch barrel ua!k: hot 4
! y.a,'s w.nLi. OF nearly ;lonb;r tha cot oi She
wheat So TIA, Gre seventh ni III" work
would pay not less Than 80 pr o.ni. aha"c
the profits Of full milling aeaGon.
How .ha. prize helps tbs !'""9'tc"r, RIA at
| Il less 10 fncw .:"n hnw il t=ir@ on ,h1
cousuuc.; see how it wc,gh.; Gn tie co'r
tr,; SEQ hnx, II nsh ii ma aYp-:r nor
NOUS 70 he r,lrlir il win not gay ia f" g"r.r
men of the G,@.;o rai,ls; I,Oc.u" Ii" pea
pio--ra, really tie paop,n n;:d government
are nnn--wi!l rc"rr fc:!eein tho paper ISSUED
for it, or, If NJ sil, III some future rge in the
| shape Of other stock At minimum interest. |
sen hrw sucb p.iccs vii! 8nw tho seed If re
| ;ul;a ion w,lh nil liz TRIM Of vices: | see,
| ,h.,cf,rr. h,S sellers viii rather huid nn To
produce than exchange II for such paper money
until Mr.. Lincoln may como. and it will oil
o. burnt 20 avoid a. clutches. But | cen
| not see, nor ran any 0ac o:se the : rad that
| will como Of such prices claimed under the
cuise Of individual justice and mako: rates :;
| resisted on the grouad Of cen"ral justice AMI
coed ssase. sea nou i. may discomfort the
aboring classes, how it may disniItct s;e ar
my, how it may stint supplies, how it mny
stimulate speculation, how it may induce
bankers. brokers and sheriff ana lawyers to
| quit their legitimate "usrnc.s AID swnt like
harpi-s upon the food OF their sons. hr"lher5,
COUSINS now fighting their battss--
1T sut,a. horIifco apsu de meh,ihus atsunt
Hnrpyia, OF maGni- quatinnt clacgDribus alas.
Desipiuut que dslcs, con aci1 que oalnis frdant
Inilnundo tum tenm diva inter odoic1n.
At. tho same time, see how good men with
! their eyes wide en-hnt,somnambulstn
can deny IL this, and risk Ill they hope Tor on
tho plea Of justcc 20 the producer, aud on
the argument that impressment tends to dry
up the sources Of supply, which must, there
fore, be fed by market prices.
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

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EaAS Es ssfAsS1 Ssssss7ss-ta5 81 E5E ~
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Evening star., 1863-04-15

DEB,

On the morning OF the 18th iEstsnt, ELIZABEyn
J., daughter Of Charles W. and Nary Z. DaCr,
sEfi y ears ana II months.
TIE kieudy OF tne f,nily are req 1cst to attend
funeral, fr 10 the residence of her father. cor
ol Hi, to morrow evening, 81. o'clock boat
idrtE.er p0Ice.-~ ~,- ~. .-,,, .w..~, L
Oh tine ath instant, JESSK B. HAW. ia the aath
! hs ffieIdt of the fa pily are inyusa 10 q, teud
lis iuaersi from ne residence OF John I'd yards,
on street be ~een sd aEi, 4lh, No. 4al; I'll urs-
day, thol6th instant at ~ p'clpckss m.
,,Qstl 1 9slto. sun please ceoy | td 4z.,as.
d. aeCLEiLAs, only ehitd of Alfred and M sry
FaisxA,2 % : 1ALW9t z IS .LF&-Yr .,
lmeEthan ma days, youae est Den OF Thos. l.. nd
A =. Potter =, bssIs "a 60
neral rserresst fherT1s&D morning atIe e'rl K
at tbr residences, 81 5'BFt9 s1s W fsst
r.p,op90yga.5s isrss =, ,,,7..,
IFi Ge ts IaeSt ossh as Jast ien re :eiyed at the
Nusic store Of y G. AETHGROTT. APT
Evening star., 1863-04-15

D. ~ A CA4D.
EHIlgtAttenton is .-Alt4d to The tfnstees 4 s,,,
ef r. hsaagSr;e 2itiek ps- HGuss 81 large
grod hds thua tps fst str rest w4 st. betgsAn L. at
N anrth, TO tsYe- pasce On Wednes sy afternool,
april i5tA at 5So'cock on tn & prsmises o.--7.a, :
s1f falfRegl :; Q Moe 9UIRE.S 90 susts !.
Iva 7hr so = u s-- . gtSy pos p t's.ss
bas WAIh. STE PHI EN- 3 &.G0s, s.s5-
sat a. ess3sss PsNNSYi Sigss yH sU,z, - a
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~ = q .a me Asy AMI
sIs sBhk sFE Ahs, BATs, CAPS. P!@T1.s:
Z ck 6tAAGNuG &iGk Ia II tnEidt tflTIN ITlHd
CLOTHING withf ahiSb 81 can ia rnish officers
j c. n pi, Ssk6tffts Ina 70 m nents
~ - "a - MALI. Sc tAsassx & co
ep tif 322 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Evening star., 1863-04-15
MARRIED,

IL this city, April 18th. by the Rev. Father Wal
Of this city.
On the Hth instaat, by the Rev. Mr.. Lsmbsrth
Miss ANNA BARNES to WILLIAM KING, ali OF
tlIs eity.
Evening star., 1863-04-15
LOST AND FOUND,

FoUND-Tbis Eorning, Wednesday, ) on Pszn.
ntainipe small sum Of money. vhich the ox aer
can hayg y proving a9d s%vSsS SassERSes
lt' I95 eth street, between II aud n.
S9H RaWARD.shou,d this meet the eve cf
qusst. to return to OF commnnissse nc vita hIs
PIE fsan vi e
@1 Z,sy e pig aSkRis A.
ris Express, % sroad street, Nsr York city.
b21E Rsssfss ss DS So
short tai and ears. The above reward will be paid
for bis return = - .-ap H.s.
5'AMk TO MY PREMISES About two weeks ago,
y hd, haFa.e CoWiand A Lk. which the ler
property f6f RsfiMaeSo MeoSsEs SssnEss"'
ap l1.?t' ist, bet ~sen aud Q sts. nd.
ss f1aSsfH and sos sora 8
eonts ining s,sa in a. rrsa-pry hills; sly1, 81 cents
ea. afs fs Street basxsl m
and llth.- ~ fss-.f .Hs'-.-. ap !i At
I osT.on sntnrdar the l1sir instant, large
IL GOLD RING with white c9rnaian sat; tarco
iaaVns tn M s asr ths " niSs He bN 81
Lnnisi.ns avenue, next to Bank of Warrington.
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