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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28
For Rent,

0N THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, THE STORE
" room No. Is Brady Street, enquire q
en45-dH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ Pos, OGioa and LeClalss Blocks, The Le-
Claire Makct House, suitable for storage Of grain
heavy msrch sudiss. Apply 10
JOHN L COFFIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

For Sale.
. ONO BUSHELS OATS IN STORE IN
OsUUU warehouse occup ed by Il. N. Pretty
man, Bazaar Block, Davenport Enquire Of <; n.
Prettyman. W. b. TWfMAN.
ian l6-d3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-29
2 O S. S @ r I ? T
Movements OF the Confederate army.

HARRISBURG, June %. Two refugees have
just arrived here by the Pittsburg mail, who
left Chambersburg on Saturday evening.
They state that at eleven o'clock on Satur-
day, General Lee in company with Gems Long
street and Hill and their staff and escort, Left
Chambersburg taking the Baltimore pike in
the direction of Gettysburg. When they left,
Hills corps was passing through the town TAX
ing the road Gen. Lee went out on. The only
troops that passed through Chambersburg in
this direction was Rhodes and Johnston's d.
visions IT EWell's corps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-29
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
From the National Intelligencer.


Major General George G. Meade. has been
assigned by the President to the command Of
the Army of the Potomac, vice Gen. Hooker,
relieved
The Quarternaster' department Of the ar
my suffered quite a serious loss yesterday. on
the Rockville road, seven or eight miles be-
yond Georgetown. a train OF some hundred
and twenty wogens it is said with a cavalry es-
cort, being en- route was suddenly attacked
By band of mounted Confederates, and after
some fighting we're nearly all captured, inclu-
ding teams and drivers. We in turn, however
took some prisoners. This was pretty bold
dash, almost within range Of the guns OF some
Of the city forts We had no idea that any
Confederate troops We're 50 near us.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY oF PoToMAC, une
27.-The Army of the Potomac IS IN motion,
and will soon be to the front and north OF
Baltimore The heavy rains have made the
roads so bad that the movements are neces-
sarily very slow.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS the recent elee-
ton in Virginia for Congress, j. 3. Bal
dwir, was elected from the Kockbridge district;
Williams G. Wickham from the Richalond
District VIM Martin from the Henry Dis
trict D. G.. Dejarnette from the Caroline dis
trict David Funsten from the Alexandria
District Mr.. GhoIson from the Petersburg
district; Mr. Whitfield from the Norfolk dis
t1ict. VIM. Il. Dulany was elected State Sen
ator from Alexandria and Fairfax; {. B. Ball
Senator from Loudoun; Dr. Harold Snowden
delegate from Alexandria county and +. (.
holland and VIM B. Lynch delegates from
Loudoun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-29
FROM HARRISBURG.

PHILADELPHIA, June %. = Geographic
communication is still perfect with Harrisburg
and Pittsburg. There IS 20 truth in the re-
ported capture Of the former city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-29
no;rosin the harbor Of Portland, Me-
.,,,J -, Aha h o rh0r nj

The Contederat9S captured III the haFpoI u
.loa3 m Friday night last, the g. 5. cat
pr Caleb Cushing.
Lieutenant Davenport states that between
,rsve and one 0 clock some suspicious looking
mon dressed as fishermen, came on board the
ro,ter, and hearing an unusual noise he went
=, N deck 10 see what was tie matter, when
~ was Immediately seized by five armed men,
rho ooi6tcd their pistols at him, and SAID they
balanced 10 the Confederate navy. Finding
that resistance Ras useless, be surrendered,
and was putin irons, with all his men.
Immediately on learning that the cutter had
IF the harbor Collector .Jewett dispatched
tbrao steamers. armed for the occasion, for
the DurDose Of capturing and bringing her
back to port She was overhauled ten miles
from The harbor, and after short engagement,
fbo Confederates who had possession Of her
took 10 the boats, sitting fire TO the cutter, calls
ing her D}oW up.
PORTLAND, MAINE, June 27.--940 p. III.
Hon. s. ?. Chase Secretary of the Ireasu-
r.. The party which cut out the cutter Cush-
inc were part Of the crew Of the bark Tacony,
which vessel as appears by her Iogb0ok, IN
NV possession, they burned on June 25th, and
transferred her armament TO the schooner Ar
cher. which We have captured and stripped.
They intended to burn the TWO gunboats,
mere, transfer the Archer armament to the
cutter. and burn and destroy all on the
coast Of Maine, The men are IN Fort Preble
under guard.
Lieut.. c. VI. Read, ofthe Confederate navy,
was IN command Of the men, and is prise
0er,
]. JEWETE, Collector.
Il apDtars, from memorandum, that
lieutenant Read and his crew went aboard
The Tacony about the I4th Of May. On the
morning Of the 18th Of June he seems to have
burned the Tacony and gone aboard the schoon,
Ct Archer.
4 police force went to Fort Preble to de-
mand the prisoners in behalf OF the civil au-
th0rities, but the commandment stated that be
should hold them as prisoners Of war, sub
ject TO the commands Of the War Depart
nent
It is reported by the regular crew Of the
Gushing that boats crew OF ten men escaped
from her. 4 patrol force will be stationed in
The harbor forthwith. The Confederates could
find only a few round shot aboard the Cush-
ing and therefore fred grape after the first
few rounds.
If they had known how feebly tho Chesa-
p2ake and Forest City were armed they could
have sunk them, but the determined course Of
the steamers made them think that they were
oYermatcned.
Just before the cutter exploded, three 7olun-
L L&ers Ng. Hail. reporter OF the Argus, Captain
Warren Of the Seventh Maine regiment, and
Mr. Edward Pickett, took the Chesapeake's
ooat and roWed to the cutter, but they had
only time enough to cut THEIR boats away
nom her stern when she exploded.
The reguI lar crew Of the Gushing have been
PN n confinement to await an examination.
L-EA = ASl.E,L2 A-.S y wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-29
n E " 5 q q K S

T OsT AND SAVED, by Hon. Mrs. Norton,
IL 81 50. ~
At ODDS, by the author Of Quits" 81 g.
Frank Warrington, BY the author Of Frank
Drifting About, by Col james Pipes, 81 %.
How to make Y eak Lungs Strong, by Dr.
Lewis, 81 %.
Leaves from the Diary Of an Army Surgeon,
History of the Supernatural, by Howittz So.
Mill on Liberty, 81. The Company Clerk
81 The Campaigns Of 1862 and 1869, by Schalk}
81 IS Heavy Artillery Tactics, So Manual
Of Heavy Artillery, BY Roberts, 81: Just pub
lished, and for sale BY ROBERT BELL.
je 27-3t*
49, FOR SALE.-A BRICK DWELLING
E$i HOUSE. pleasantly situated, and near the
centre Of the city.
On the same lot with the above Is another
BRICK DWELLING which can be, bought
also, if the purchaser Of the first named should
so desire, or they will be sold separately.
TERMs-Cush, price moderate Address
through the Post Office [je20-tf] Z. ! {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-29

NvOTICE.-Al1p persons having claims against
the county Of Alexandria, Va, are hereby
notified to filethe same in the Clerks Office Of
the County Court for said county, before the
eth day Of July 1862. By order Of the court.
j. at JEFFERSON TACEY, CLERK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-29

08@~7' AtOtlL4NLtNAAE > III II I
CINCINNATI, June 27.-General Rosecrans
army, with the exception Of one DIVISION
moved on Wednesday nigh.
!, SShaloyville has been occupied By the FEEDER
= FORCES, Bragg having evacuated the town.
,, HE clerks captured yesterday, from this
race 6y the Contederates, near Annandale,
osEe from the Quartermaster's department.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
WISCONSIN HOUSE.
JOSEPH HOOKING, PROPRIETOR,

THIS Hotel is q large stone building, we'll
&zx=A furnished to accommodate the travelling
fSssba public. The table will be supplied with
iEeRE@a all the delicaces the market affords, served
IsRs 49, up in good style Bo,RnERs THE DAY on
AsEEasS<S WEEK furnished with all necessary
yeniescts at reasonable rates. The Proprietor returns
thanks to the public patronage extond-
al 10 him and respectfully requests continuance Of
the same Good stablng attached, and an attentive
hostler always on hand n2Sly.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21

have in the hands of ono Of the best Itbosranhar
In the United States, a large ANATOMICAL CHART
two feet by four, on fine paper showing ten fine plates
OF Inc y: IS moi GenerBion OF the Male and Female
accompanying this Chart, explaining ali the numbers
q the aierent organs This chart viii be mailed 1pos,
age pald) TO al orders accompanied with SO cents.
shall not have any moro printed than Is ordered.
it Affords ~ ''iN '1e StnAii PFoAt
This Chart will be ready to mail abov, +ho a..
213, - NsSDAA'0VN'F' y. BOX
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
for Grading & Fencing
The Court House Square,
al DOdgevilse.

NOTICE is hereby given, that BY authority 81 tie
N following resolution. adopted on the th INST, NJ
snecial session of the ard of Supervisors of iowa
County Wis held at the County Seat Of tad County
Sealed BIDS for doing the work therein specified
VIII be received by The undersigned until the htteent1
DAY of June A. D. 1868 The resolution is as follows;
eRssoIrsd That Che Court House Square be graded
and fenced at the expense Of the County under
tasupcrvsion of the Chairman Of The Board e super
slsAfs. Notice for che reception OF bids Tor GoHg NE
ofk ION cash bassl to be given by him by Advertising
in the County papers. Bids TO be received tr DONG
TIE work in whole or in part, and tho chairman 70
respryc the right to reject any or all hids'
For information regarding the amount ana character
81 The work to be done apply TO the Undersigned at
podroyjle GEORGE SIMS
Chm BID Suprs, Iowa Co., Wis
Dated at Dodgevie the 18th day of Of May, 1865.
n&5-3W
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
TO CONSUME lives.

The advertiser having to health IN rev
several Years with severe lung affection ana thar
dread disease Consumpton-is anxious TO make known
to his fellow-suflerers the means OF cure
To all who desire it, he will send a copy OF the pre-
sc,inton used II &c Of charge with the directions Tor
nropporinr and uspg The same which they will ind
sure CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitls &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending ihe rIe
,scrpton benefit the afflicted ana Sple "a | m
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as IL VIII eos'
them nothing, and may prove blessing. -;
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, WILLIAMSBURG n'"ss
County, New York
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
FEMALE Pills

mo medicines that these Pills are composed OF BY
lohg experience IN private practice have been found
te most useful remedy against those general
.lc eluaic sex are subject to- They cleanse purify
ana cause free circulation of the blood When In
a!anheF S,agnated; open those distractions which viz
gins are liable to, and bring nature info ito ronar
channel, whereby health is restored and tho etnr,
VINO looked like DEATH restored to ,ivelv com
1aS e tne pest mealcnes ever discovered for young
Women, "Aen afflicted with what is commonly called
me ureen Sickness, which two three boxes seldom
M y ana aye also excellent for the palpitR-
sao "a e heaft, gl0dlness in the head loathing sf
.3oo' PAD Question pains Of the stomach beating Of
the arteries OF the neck, short breath upon tIa
moton, sinking OF spirits, detected pntenancs ana
dislike TO exercise and conversation For oil srcI Al.
eases tney are the most excellent and remedy
ana may be given from seven years to seventy Tbsr
&Fo aleo indispensable for married women unless sbss
"s c' ana, Rndef sstch ciscHnStGaces must ,esey ss
ta66'', taer penalty Of 0aisca7YaQc But tbev obt 81
ways 70 DO taken one month after delivery to Cleanse
.Ae oooy ana purge OF those gross humors whice when
fetaned generate numerous diseases ana render
unhealthy oil their lives and therefore sbond ha "a
Ken by all women at the age of forty-ye or ftv IN
prevent those disorders which usually attend them at
These Pills have stkcygse- been found ,overa;ep
either 1of men or women, in all hopochrondisc
"a o"ponlsA disorders for they exceedingly
sehseh me nerves. throw Off all gross humors tend
1hs 20 inelaGnoly nvigorate the sinking spirits and
cause an universal cheerfuIuess in the BODY
me ABOVE Pills manufactured with nv own
n"s put tneio IN boxes, seal them, and send them
10 YOU, all under my supervision alone aud now
say 10 yoS that from the long practical experience Of
cn,r,oaoi "u "a w Hleulclnes OF which they are
before the paople. g IS - 80" '''' nv"
?glo"ing hand bill announces their existence 81
,stelsls advertisement porsuades you to buy them
lss simply an announcement from me- in plain hon
EST form Of feeling am my own agent no person
siis my Iis' and OF course, there is bnt one profit
~ pe mace Ana to those who in need Of medi-
cine for which these Pills are recommended and uss
men, they Will not only find them what they are recon-
mended to De- but will 50 cents as there is ne
rl Oh thls KIND sold less than dollar and when
you have bought one box you can buy more or make
them yourself for, with each box, is printed direc
| ton how to make them in all cases
ses, and ia sealed up in their directions.
nS Price Scents psr box postage paid to any State
%s Any person sending me One Dollar Ind four let.
oI VIII receive postage paid, all throe of INV
articles, the Books, Chart PilisJ -. : -
| 2l3. Chicago III. n223m - = ~
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21

FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-In a recent
number of the Boston Daily Egcning
Trqvelcr is he following report of a
case tried in the Superior Court Of that
Cig. .a..s
"Thc Plaintiffs claimed $4,000 bal
ance due for a platform Scale sold de-
fendant. The defense was, that the
Scale was to be equal to sample of
Fairbanks make. He claimed that it
was inferior, and therefore demanded a
Induction from the price Evidence was
Introduced TO show that the Scale sup
plicd was not of more than half the
strength of the Fairbanks Scale, with
which it was to be equal in every re-
spect Verdict for plaintiffs, SG4.6O.'
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
CONSULTATION FREE.
NOTICE.

EDITOR OF CHRONICLE DEAR SIR with your
permission wish to say the readers Of yonr paper
that will seud hy mail to all who wish it, free)
n Hecepe with full directions FIR making and using q
sinule Vegetable Balm that will eectually remove in
ID DAYS Pimpes Biatches, Tans Freckes, and all i'm
purtes ofrhe Skn leaving the same soft clear smooth
and beautiful. a
will also mai free t. those having Bald Heads or
Rare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them Ia start full growth Of Luxurient Hair
Whskars OF Moustaehe,i less than thirty days. All
anplicaons answered by return mail without charge.
Resnectfully yours, TFI0S. i. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
Ne ssI Hrcaiway, New York,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21

pa Notice the advertisement of S.
HENDERSON, to be found in another col
mn. Persons in want Of jewellery or
ewelry repaired will dowell to give him
call.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
THE MARKETS.

DoDGEvILLE, May 81.
Mineral-S5l.
Mood $500, Dry,
$2.T5, Green.
Flour-$6.15, Bbl.
Potatoes GO, Bush1.
Apples-S2,oo, :"
Sorghum Syrup--6o, gal.
Butter--l0 b ID.
Eggs-G, doz.
Lard-S, ID,
Corn Meal-$l.25, Cwt.
Buck Wheat-$2.5o, 6
Onions 800 Bush'l
Bcans-sI 90, Eushl
Peas-$l.oo BuSh'l
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
THE LATEST TR1UMPHs OF LILIES SAFES

NwYnk
y M through
0
Bears
before the febu tn
The aNwnd
SasC
AN UNEXAMPLED FIRF,PROOF TEST IN NEW YORK
oft office
b.
the tire Iba
N Il
AZ hos ,hYeto
msnas &fr
i:andu smyp
So" p'SAs0nu0 ~NN ~ 49, -. for Mill"
A. T., WINNIE.
ucpMnS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21

This work is intended to show clearly and In :
light that may be plainly understood by ali and every
one, that this important subject lies wholly in the
hands othe husband and wife, and may be controlled by
them at WILL and that too without the use Of any med
zeal drug or hnmbug instrument ofany kind whatever
But simply by observing cetain rules orI may say
laws) of nature, which are laid down..
do not wish to be understood that this Theory
originated with me, by any means forit first ex-
amined in Paris some thirty years or. more ago. and
has since been undergoing the closest Investigation
and proofs and is now considered, by most sciep
title physicians, as rule to be fully relied upon Ii
strictly observed. Iweuld say that within the last
five years. have placed it in the hands Of many with
whom was we'll acquainted for the express purpose
OF fully satisfying myself Of its true value and In
seventy different cases. have known only one failure
and that vas traced to source that could not have
proved otherwise. - -, -.~e rn
wouIdsay, in conclusion, think am the first to
put this matter be1orethe world in clear and sub.
stantals form, andln form that hone may be COM
pretended and appreciated by all who NAV read nv
book. .5etsr etN '$agET7fE -
One word more This book will be M sdvert;s;nv
humbng of some great thing which Ihays 3 seil but
free from it, and simply a handsomely cot IN book Of
seventy five pages nice fine paper fno clear print
and handsomely bound in colored and epamelod board
covers, and will be sent to any one postage paid en-
closing me CENTS. All letters 10 be addressed
to DIR. RQBINSON.-P. o. Box 2l3.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
ASSOCIATION.
II 80 - phflo,.foI 10 Laln p, -

Diseases of the NERVOUS SYSTEM, sPEREAToR
RIGA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE and
other affections Of the SEXUAL ORGANS. PHYSI-
CAL DEBILITY and PREMATURE DECAY, new and
reliable treatment in Reports Of the Howard Associa-
ton, sent by mail in scaled letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN .HoUGHTON, How
ard Association, No South Ninth Street Phadedhia
pennsylvania n32-1y 4oI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
Hg~ The weather has been very fine
ltely and, the crops look prime.

! CIRcUs.-The circus ofCAsTILLo and
IAN Wick gave US an exhibition OF
beir talent last Friday. There was a
srgc attendance, and it passed off salts
actorily.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
=. DRUNKENNESS CURED. go

ess ~ 'ste may now bid defanca TO the tentpting
IS & -. - -AN ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK
'iu ctFefer Drunkenness 1T creates dislike
kn6lss rs eTnk aud can be administered without the
mai 81 ~ oi The patient. Price, 81 dex. Sent by
f p,S address, by s. c. UPHAM, aus Chestnut
NUaaeiPhia, IN, Circulars sent free.
fn9s-era
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
DIR. Whittier,
l64 6. Clark ST., Chicago, IL.

HAS for many years made the treatment Of pri-
yJ waite diseases his business and study. SYPHILIS in
NJ all Eams GLgET and STRUCTURES Particular at
(A fentan given to all old standing cases, which were
formerly considered incurabe. Also the effect Of Soli-
tary habit both ruinaus TO body and mind, and pro
,luces some If the following effects -
BotcheS bodily weakness, constipation, loss Of
orv pain in the small Of the be fully restored
to health. gIa& AG
gfel CONSULTATION FREE. e
RE-charees moderate, and cures guaranteed.
Post Oiiee Box 2294. Allletters with stamp
PS-Au business strictly confidential. Once hours
from a. n. until 7. N. n2S-ly
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
PERMATORRHGACAN BE
HIfREn

"a nANDS SPECIFIC cures SpermatorrhGa, Ssmi.
49, eeSS iapoieneB Loss a. Iescer, 6cs speedily
gees|Gttg. Its effects are tiuely magiealss A trial
.M Specific viii convince the must sSeptical Of its
S ,trice II a box Sentp st paid 60 amy address
~ ~ SrnAM As Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
eE'is sent free. lnS5-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
LSGIlsE. 5!araEsS.

The aL,i Ia; in Lancashire far the want of
Jaw r,slctisl fr The cotton In-r"tacture ia
decidedly decreasing. In other words iha
NUMEROUS rsracns throws omt # that sae-
sios Of em?l"ymrn. srs gradually becoming
stsnrh d by other industrial pnrsuiF. lhus
it ~!l b. found, III heievs, thai the supposed
a.ro extremity os Euglaf'i to break our
blockade anu creu our pnit-, Will vanish like
all lie other hopes based on outside iri!nen-
cts and leave Us resting ui;n,; our own na-
tive enorgy and determination a: last. The
L ndon Inl,x," which kerps 4 Rharp look
Gu: upon the Ttatc CT Lancashire, with ex-
pEoas view 10 thi, matter, hss this pa. agrapt,
,,n the I'D January:
"'rhe decrease Of paupetism in Lancashire
sill continues, hnt not at rata which would
Justify the yanS uiuo expectations entertained
nv tho less informed S"ciln Of tho public.
Ti,src il An apparent duminuiion OF 5000, but
tho resi- reduction nosa not much exceed
600 as viii be seen by the statmt'cs Of tbs
Poor. Law Board"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
SALT,

To- grtat want Of silt has cansan the t.-
e,sla'n,u to contract for tho manufacture vi
salt; and for this purpose tha Joint Commit
tee ON S.lL has had this subject under con
s,dtrs,or It. il proposed 10 imp;esa '!ir
~n hi; stcn Salt Works ard manufacture
salt for the people at sivon price.
Col John n Olarksun, Of Kanaw In, havirg
leon invited to make propoesl fli' toe
manufacture of 100000 bu:hels FIR the Stale,
has responded that he will Manufacture tho
amount for the p'ice Of 81 so pc, bu9hrl.
and pay thu Sale an annual rent of 100000.
Col. Ola kaon il a. experienced salt rsko',
ftom X raHhs, ali able, energetic, rri!a',le
busil,eaa man; M q soldier i'll this ws7 he baa
performed a:du: US, .'@ureroua AMI snccrn"lnl
service, W tbomt commission TT pay, s:''i any
contract ho uay make, We feel co"tije"t will
to ppI f,tpr-d faithfully. We h"le Is" -
gislaturo will rstify the Contract Of !hc Jo"t
COMMITTEES with Col. Clm ksnn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
-------s N-<kS. . - -
sUnSrSTENcE FOR TIE ARMY.

To-day We publish another Isiler OF Tina =''l'.
jet il i!ssrses, at least, full lo'sde! a!io'i
n@h TIE subir;t ~ mnst important, urgent,
inevitable, pc'irnt"us. TIL l'ny mast ho
sust1inrh, or W. arc al lest. II the action
Il Ito Secretary If Wsr is wong, why has
ut Gang ess provided slm" reasonable and
efficient remedy? Ucn2,sog hs5 hal lYius
before 1t for . Gonth all iIlG. cssluert hill, in
teadtd to settle the mcde slid term; Ut taking
produce for USE Of the army, bat it hss NJ!
sc.rd upon il, though what othor very in
portant business has prevented tho House
fem attending to this matter Of primary ne
asty it would,be hard to specify. We a, C
by no means su:e that the hill tcic,c Cen
greYs would meet the emergency. ~ i;siants;
but Whilo il L',ea ct,nh 81 hang, the wiltai y
authorities !rust sDrn"h"T p.aHiia t"oi t.I
the army.