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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21
Tie Next Governor.

Wa hare received the proceedings Of a meeting OF
tas people OF BlcSlgham at their last Court Of which
Ss can oulv note the substance. Mr. ". c Rives was
recolnea5ci Tor the Senate, and the Delegate and
Senator Instructed to vote for him Gov Letehers ad.
miaisJyaioa warmly approved; aud Col Edmund
W. Hubbard recommended TO the voters OF the State
a f, and proper pesOu.fo the next Governor
ia thss5 times when much stress is laid upon .he
claims Of particular sections to consideration in the dis
ti5ltion Of Important Offices none can prefer higher
claims than the modest and unprstendng South Side
That region from Tide-water to the foot Of the Blue
Ridge and the North Carolina line has never been ad
d.ced to o1ce.eeking It never from the foundation
Of the Government, has had but one Governor NE
Gls,l and never. but two Senators for fragments of
terms CMr EppesSnd Mr.. Randolph and in basement
OHcss is existence has been almost unknown This
suit has not hecn owing Of ability among is
menror district Of the State the Conederacy has
mcr- abo.njed in profound thinkers and accomplished
gentlemen b. /, has not been the fashion there to
,1ret oHc'a distinction or there has been laudabe
aversion 20 resorting 20 the that seemed neceSa
~ 70 attain IT, II the programme said to have been enter
taaeJ las, Spring in high quarers-the eEaOuatOn of
Rchnou3-had been carried our, this would have
hA.'ltfA tsi' VAN Pot t-eA VI be ANo NiiANA'.As'N
by Yankee foo.s,epa
Daring the late senatorial election IL the eOpjec
tc-s Of sone tina, the selection Of candidate for Gov
o-lor had quite as much influence with many the
ci.ce Of a senator, Tide Water fauced that the Val
ley the glden Of the Universe, and the only place
TIA, could produce men fit for Senator'S The Northsde
regarded tie Southwest the bulwark OF the Confede
rlcv aod the native soil Of mighty intelccts The
South side with more extended aud keener vision,
penetrating interminable succession Of impossible
molailius deserted in the great Northwcst-already
represented by two SenatGS in Wasbington-the very
birthplace and home Of s;-leavng the rrefragi-
bei1ierence that the RoauoA region pre-eminently
adapted TO ths production Of International potatoes
Zach regarded the locality section from
itself as most congenid Senators, and, Of course
least SUITED u Governors.
u thi CO test We think the South side bore of the
plm Il hl received less than any other and deserves
as mich a. any. The nomination made in Buckingham
BY the People is good one Colonel Hubbard has long
been associated with the Democracy; but he honestly
recognizes the importance Of ignoring past differences
aud consolidating all parties into band Of brothers to
resist the common enemy. lie is a successful farmer
aud identified in interest and feeling with that great
class who being plundered by Commisaries and
Jews and Yankees and who need and have right de-
aand protection at the hands OF the State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
ADJoURNED SESSION.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, Jan. 10, 1863.
Mr. ANDERSON, of Botetourt, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported bill to establish hospital
system for the State during the war.
On motion OF Mr.. SANDERS of Campbell the resolu-
ton offered on Saturday appointing special committee
OF FIVE to eoufer with the Secretary of War with view
to make Just aud equitable system Of impressment
Of private property for the benefit Of the public service
was taken up.
Mr. SAUNDERS, Of Fraakliu, offered es On amendment
that the conference be with toe Confederate authorities
instead Of the Secretary Of War or the Committee Of
Congress
Aeoeded TO By Mr SANDERS Of Campbell
Mr. ROBERTSON OF the city Of Richmond, offered an
amendment appointing committee OF nine 70 inquire
into the subject Of arbitrary and Illegal impressnens
aud rePoEs this House what remedy would be best in
the premises.
The resolution and amendments were, on motion of
Mr. JAMES, referred to the Committee Confederate
Relations ..-.-r-
The SPEAKER announced The following Committee
on Confederate Relations '--Messrs. Newton, REes,
Robertson OF Rcbnoad, Edmonds, Hunter, Barbour,
Grattau, Saunders OF Campbell, Dabnsy, Bass Mccain
ant, Eggleston, and LoeSridge.
Mr. LUNDY offered resolution iastructing our Seo-
asors and requesting Representatives in Congress TO
use their influence to procure the passage Of reg
ulating impressments. Referred to the Comnitee on
Confederate Relations
Mr. BARBOUR offered e resolution which wae adopF
Cd nsructing tue COMMITTEE on Confederate Relations
Inquire into what Legislation Is necessary to
compensation TO such persona as may furnish, or may
have furnished fuel andsupplies to the Confederate army
without receiving pay therefor.
On melton of Mr. B0ULDIN, Bill No. 40, limiting the
production of tobacco anil encouraging the increase of
the production OF grain was taken up.
This bill provides that person shall plant for him.
self another within the limits Of the State more than
FIVE thousand hills of tobacco to each hand between the
ages Of Ii and Go years. the penalty Of nfacton OF
which shall be fine of not less than $40 more than
IS 900, aud Imprisonment for not more than twelve
months at the discretion Of the Court besides the for
fixture of the full value Of all the tobacco the limit
p, escrbed
Mr. LYNN mofed to limit the production to ,OCO hills
per hand.
Considerable objection made to this amendment
when Mr. LYNN moved TO make the bill the special or
der Of the day for Thursday tbe Soth inat which
lost
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21
Panem et Pines.

Congress and the public have had their wits exercised
during eighteen months in selecting device for the
C5uederaey. The characteristics OF people those
which should constitute It's national ensign Guided by
iii. test one las ouly look into the streets in any
asrbly Of men civil military, find the nvarabe
aseonpa1aens Of tie genuine Confederate. The pipe
aaays and eyeryxhere attends bip. While his mouth
OF bis hand q Gd vi the pipe bread fills his thoughts
Il no, Sis s,oases Pa.ss e! Circ.nss' was the o,y Of
the Roman P.s5s e the days Of the Empire and if q
~ al;oa. banner BAD been fo-moi AZ that time no
dJz5t ea would have The Eagle on the stand
orl Of me Leycn7. Confederate soldier With Loaf
OF broad /. y>e haci sad 2ps IA the c:asr woad be
rec sazcd a7eywhe-a a; home aud hea he ports arr
02sasd, would 10; l5-s 90 z Stranger abroad.
Bead & ths say AID sal ef oar iudirlisl and na-
toal existence Since the iattdS. against the dstia-
ton OF strong waters, is bs,a food Gnd drink For
IA ingenious writer in Loa3oa Review his dsnoas:ra-
TEL TIA. .bc human sys,1u requires certain quantity
Of alcohol sg5 u &. d5ss rot imIi5c it must eat thet
claa;ity Hence it Is found that TIE iee-to;slers con-
slns double heqOan;,J Of bread ha. potsa; drinkers
Go, according 70 this theory, which has successfully
ess.gsj recitation sll which exposes the absurdi:y
O, ,is5s nst elsoLo every il the army requires
double the bsoal that ~ did before liquor ratons
ABOLISHED Tha makes IL object Of SO much more
dre thln asa and probably IS the key to that strats-
gsusl remark Of s,caowal that bis boys could whip
any army 10 the world, that was wen prOvisioned.
~ s,ssl a great deal might be said The philosophy
Of pipes has never yet been fully explored and eKpouud
al They ara vulgar substitute to be sure, but some
how or Ohe they possess the mysterious virtues of the
fsgran. Havauna. They sOOthe in affection, aud they
eGbirae in prosperity. It was a favorite idea with
tia anesns in speaking Of JOIe to describe him the
"s.ou5-sompensr" Now, the humbest soldier IN our
rriss seated by his camp fire. car BY the aid of his
pipe realize in bis person the omnpotencs of the
t1uld,rsr, aud Bloc elOHd, TO bis hearts content.
We vote Tor Pas,sra e. Pipes the Confederate en-
~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

"TRS BLEsssD PsAcsxAKERs a--Uuder this caption,
;ha New York Herald of recent date reproves the ny
poc'isy of It's sanotnOnious eosborers-Beecher and
eacever We copy tho paragraph for its pontedaess
In that diriae discourse called the Sermon on tie
Mount The Lord and Saviour Of me world declared thu.
Blessed The peacemakers for they shall be called
the children OF Cod This sermon does not suit such
modern saints Is Brother Beecher aud Brother Cbeerer
i Is Chrsts own words delivered aot only 70 those
disciples who gathered around him. nearly eight
cen centuries ago, he sat beneath the deep sweet
shade Of the olive the Mount bat also TO ell his
disciples in all countries and thro lghoGt all ages Of the
world. The gospel Of Brother Beeche- and Brother
Cheeycr comes not from above but from belev-not
from the blessed Mount bat from the bottomless pit
and Il teaches, not the yrtueagf peace charity and
goodwill, but tue insane doghas Of philosophy gone
mad Of philanthropy possessed Of the devil and OF f-
aatcisn ALPHABETICALLY assuming be relgiou forging
the endorsement Of Heaven obe uerances Of Tophet
apd wearing the livery Of Jehovah while it does the
work Of Satan Blessed arc the peacemakers" how
ever, in spite of Brothers Beeeber and Cheevcr aud
their adhereuts, aud especially blessed are those who
shall succeed 10 making peace between the two hostile
sections OF this unhappy country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21
SENATE.

Tuesday, Jan. goth, 1868.
The Senate met at noon, Lieutenant Governor mon.
TAGUR in the chair Prayer BY the Rev Chas. H Read
MILRoYs PROCLAMATION.
The PRESIDENT presented a communication from
the Executive transmitting letter from Hon A. K Bo-
teller enclosing copy of General Mlroys proclamation
10 the citizens of Frederick county Va dated January
g. 1863 enforcing the late proclamation Of President
Lincoln declaring freedom to the slaves and denouncng
rebels all persons in said county who resist said pro-
camaion. The Governor proceeded to reflect in terms
of unqualified severity upon the which Lincoln
has adopted and to endorse the recommendation of Pres
ident Davis that said MlrOy and his coadjutators be-
when captured delivered the authorities Of tho several
States TO DO tried by the laws thereof
Accompanying the above a communication trans
hitting the Names rank and pay of officers of the Ord
nance Department Both referred and ordered TO
be printed.
THE STATE LINE.
Also communication in reference to the State line,
pending the discussion OF which the Senate went into
secret session.
ELECTION PEHITEsTIARY AGENT.
The doors being opened the Senate proceeded to the
election of General Agent and Storekeeper for the
Penitentiary
Upon the FIRST joint ballot, Mr.. JehR Knote received
rs votes out Of lis cast and declared duly elect
ed
The Chairman OF the Committee on Confederate Re
ations announced that there would be a meeting to-
morrow "wednesday at l0i o'clock In the Clerks office
Of the Senate Chamber
RESOLUTIONS
Resolutions were adopted instructng the appropriate
committees 10 inquire into the eXpediency-
By Mr.. R0BERTS0N--0f amending tho 4th section
Of chapter 100 Of the Code make the testimony
Of free negroes and slaves alone or In connection with
white Witnesses competent evidence against all persons
charged with the crime oense prohibited BY said Sec
ton.
By Mr.. DICKINSON, Of Prince Elward-Of inquirlng
what legislation if any, is necessary to excuse exemp
ton from military service TO persons Who under the
thority of the laws Of Virginia. have provided subst
for the war, who have been accepted aud have
actually rendered the service which they undertook.
By Mr.. SPLITTER-of authorizing the Auditing Board
to pay officers holding the commission Of Second Major
under law Of the State, where satisfactory evidence is
given of said officer having actually rendered service
under said law.
By Mr.. CHRISTIAN, of Augusta--0f filing the va.
cancy of hsseveral electoral districts Of the State now
in possession Of the enemy, aud preventing vacancies
similar cases hereafter
On motion Of Mr.. CHRISTIAN, of Augusta, the Sem
ate then adjourned.
The resolution submitted by Mr.. BRASSoS on Mon.
day. directed inquiry into the expediency OF providing
socs for the soldiers Of this Staenot checks US re-
pJrted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

mortality Of Yankee offers at 4Ntletam and other bat
ties He does not give tie stories but 1t is easy to
conjecture their pupOr, The meaning IS that the Of
acers we're shot by their men, As sort OF eonhr'
nation It is stated as notorious that the Yankee officers
heh and low me very unpopular with their men Al
Fredericksburg, on occasion, the prisoners called
out to our men not to shoot hembus to kin their OH,
GERS as much as they pleased.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21
Death of Gait the Sculptor

The public will be deeply grsved to learn that the
gifted young sculptor, Alexander Gait, is dead. He
brcahed his last in this city day before yesterday, vic
tim of small pox Our limited acquaintance with him
does not enable US to much of his life or to speak
critically Of his works his genius. This will doubtless
be done By Otbers more competent TO the task. lie
was native, We think of Norfolk, and Ras probably
about thirty years Of age He spent several years IN
Italy prosecuting the study of his art aud there, and
siuce his return, executed number of works that ere
aed the highest expectations the part of his friends
His chief production statue of Jefferson, or
dered for the Unverstyby the Legislature of the State
He was enthusiastic in his art he modest gentle,
generous and varm-hearted in his life. His untimey
end closes career that was full of promise and hope.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

STORIES OF THE CANA few days ago. when the
first news Of the battle of Mureesboro reached our
army on the RappahannOck, of pckets halooed
a,ross the river to blue coat" We have whaled you
Ike fun out ia Tenuessee-we took thirty-one pieces Of
artillery aud four thousand prisoners" Good cried
the Yankee, 81 wish you had taken them all :" That
Yankee wishes to see the war come to an end.
Here is another very pretty item, related by an off
Ger;
poor woman Of Campbell county, Virginia, sent
nine 60 the in company in the 42d regi-
Inent one of whom was below cOuscript age Ono OF
these haS died of disease another has been crippled by
a wound but the remaining are ''pTesent for
duty" Well, this mother Of the Gracch-sad Gracchi
being unable 10 20 TO see her-oAme to see them the
other day. She is about sixty years Of age but walked
10 the post where her BOYS picket the time
from Ganey's station, fifteen miles distant, in an
incredibly short space Of time Do you wonder now at
the performances of Jacksons foot cavalry when they
bsve such mothersy But to go with the story:-
The accomplished officer now in command of the 42d
having mentioned these facts to Gen. Jones' It was de-
cdcd first tkat the best ambulance in the brigade
should convey her back TO Guiney's whenever il should
please her return; and second thai she should dine
with himself aud staff Hearing that the wife Of of
the nine as well another woman, mother Of three
soldiers in the same regiment had accompanied the old
lady, they too were invited. Dinner passed of very
pleasantly One Of guests the mother OF the three
convinced that soldiers OF the second of indie
pendence much better of than those of the first
by telling NJ that she had often heard her father who
was a Revolutionary soldier tell his boys that they
didn't know ncttng-that he had often waded through
snow foot deep in his bare shrt.tal
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MARRIED..

In this city, the First Baptist Church. January 9Th by
Rev Dr. BuroEs GEORGE ". TISDALE OF LunenbuTg county,
Manager Of the American Hotel to hARl FLORIDA FITcHETrk
Of Warwick county, ylrtnla.
residence Of the brides uncle Mr. John Hughes In
Pisyvania county the 2Sh November 1892 BY the Rev Mr.
Matthews, Major T. O. MOsBY, OF Powhatan, TO MISS M0LLlE
e. HUGHES daughter Of the late Dr. Geo. B. Hughes, Of Cum
berlani.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

Mr. CAZEN0vE moved to amend the amendment
making the limit 1900 instead Of 1000 hills.
An extended debate ehsued on the merits of the bill
and amendments, and az many members were destouG
OF engaging in the subject and 1t was now late hour
Ia the day, M
Or motion OF Mr.. RICHARDSON, of Mercer the
House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

M ATRIMONIAL-A young Lady, Of good
VI sducatd high standing desires 10 form ahe scquAIn
Of yk genteman that hath love woman IN
his soul, In PURSUANCE OF natrim0ny.
Any DESTROYS Of forming alliance through this aose
al M vii please address Miss EVLINE MRtDNA,
Care Of Psnl HeuderAon. o. n, 2e.h Res't Wise's
JGsi-lF uRngads, BaTtSn's hrlD, hsnnee es, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21
TET6oXSTITUTIOE-STATE RIGaTs.
Nd CoRREsPONDENTs.

q az Witg"
rtslss bo skisa q tse paper tH not bs Puo-
kslsi TAis 0r kng ladihS oHgAf % b knOacn %
a. C1d cH On b. departed from obituary noaees
sccdsffng three citryed for ddusrttso1lenta
~ W clnaa, sgds-Iks % rstsrn rejected compsunioa-
fs0ns.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

w Lynehbug Va wholesale Gr1eers and Commi sion
Merchants for the sale Of Manufactured and smoking Toacco
Molasse Whsai Corn flour, bacon
Leather, and all kinds Of couHy produce All saes pronpy
reported accompanied with nsit pTeces VsreoL 1AT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21
DIED

In this CITY, on the ish inst At ~, p NJ, ALEXANDER
CALI, Of Norfolk, Va, 10 The ssh year d bis age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

correspondents Of the London Times SAYS there are
SrAass stories in circulation il explanation Of the great
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

THE PEAcE Party AT THE NoRTH.-James r. Butts,
Esq, well known citizen Of Macon, Ga, has returned
to his home after captivity of nine months at the
North The Macon Telegraph gives the results of his
observations in the enemys country portion of which
We copy:
lie says it is mistake to suppose that Seymour repre-.
senls the entire Northern Democracy in the position Of
unateable opposition peace except upon the basis Of
reconstruction. Both Dr. Olds and Sheahan talented
young editor Of Illinois, who his fellow prisoners
assured him the Western Democrats we're in favor OF
letting heouthern States 60 0lds declared that this
was the feeling in Ohio aud Mr. Butts says the popular
ity Of the old Dr. sufficiently evncedu the fact that
after his Imprisonment being elected the Ohio Legs-
lature from his county, to Gil a vacancy oceasoned by
death, 0lds escorted to Columbus and his seat in
the Hall of State Representatives by procession ten
miles long. This happened before Mr. Butts left Wash
ington. The South has but to hold her for few
months longer, and peace and independence viii be
ours.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

DRICKLAYER AND PLASTERER--On
10 WEDNESDAY,, Sst nst will be sold, negro Man. of good
character rs; Blcl,yes and Pterer and Stone
Mtsou,--.old FOR no faal. HILL. DICKINSON q CO.,
fnaO-t, AEcieneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

GPECIAL NOTICE.-Thc Board for the Ad-
adicaton Of Chains Liquor sezei under martial lay, VII!
meet At the ofce Inspecor City Hail. zach day u
o'clock until clerk vii be IN attendance
place from II each day 70 receive and Ne claims
! = By order OF 4. GRiswoLD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

.t.t TUESDAY, Jan. ~, 1858.
The financial report Of the British Houss Of Commous
states that hs debt funded and unfundd the United King
dom the 3st Of March, 1891 esO expressedin
currency s3992es co. The following table shows how
this debt Increased up to March 81, 1869
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

LANYARD FOR SALB.-The undersigned,
u desirinto Change hi, bun. ofsrs SALE privately his
valuable TAsNERY Ia he o=n Of coyrston AneEhany eounJ
containing cne half Of land with all the necessary
buildings oy comfort family and operation Of the ysd
This property, located as In the mountains Of Virginia. The
Central Railroad abundant supply Of bark may
presents opportunity for profitable
There will be soil With The yard 40 acres OF rneere Land
Preuing would purchase without seeing properly
forbeAr further desrpon and request Elns
purchase such property call and examine for himself
Terms viii be made accommodating to the purchaser.
laei-oawat JOHN l. PIrz.R.
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FINANCIAL isD COMMERCIAL.

/ N"hhVthb htU tummkhtlAk.
Trrsn,v T., % ,.eo
| '@-' % TWO
Luz iepot' VI ''e Dit'sa tiouse oil oonmons
States that The deb funded and unfdndsd Of the United King
90" on me a't Of March lo vas ESo or expressed In
our currency sS9feS co. The following table shows
| this debt Increased up to March 81, 1859:
D~r o. oAkAI rairAn AND iaHAsn
pr,,.h ,.., l., ~. Millions sterling
Contracted during Amcfean "a, ia9 ~
pa psS S,d 10 i llss :, ,s. 2 $40
0''''''E''-''''.''''''''''' wow
Contracted during The French war - - eOi $50
-
''- 90 '''"'''' o0 .-lO
Al 81 min; price Of pound aiering soi IS
Total funded debt March 81, lScs,..-fvs6,soi,1H
EIcbeqGsr bonds ...........,...... SoccScS
'''.'''', - l-vvr-.
Total sssaOr, so
AnpuIies. Observation-Disclosures. 8GzsIs
WI. e
Charged on debt and snnuiiiss In
r,,e. on xchen: hii =; 'I-si0sUei
per diem. ................-...,... 7SLi3
in ses az On ~. sh cue bonds Al 81 -
Total charged on debt In iS9, f2ss5,soT-tiss4 s3osi
british dsot per eAnln. 81
% " ueOe per SaP.ss
Average annual Of debt from ina to 1911 ii9,
the Rri.h debt had reached In 1851 the
enormous ofnsay tteoOoo. The greatest sugmenis-
ton which the debt received vas during he French which
1ef cost the British the nice sum OF tsslsoOo while the
American Revolution AAded t5s5 100000.
Relov IA nrea.n,sd ri. si,1t.. 90 H., - l. -
O" 70 '4o'' '"n'-i :" '"A' gwen III re-
on To British finances showing the Increase Of the
Prance time To time II win be seen thar the debt In
1891 was ,ey.u tim. as rr,.. as In IsI1 N, a.. -
- nv Nee' Pe SaPs'- N
A"u isAou e 'osaae's ois IN uns lAhe tlSi'
g. more then tsiee much In England In France:
DEBT Of France
So
i,,r ~. - a., -, ~ 80
5ios,,ss A.: NJ, h.s,tnS mi, ss sissS
F'oAANs 'eO' "' 1s iA' ''.'-'''-- ''''l0'lO
D.h,1.r 1881 sc, o1o ..e q, ~. "A, zoe
T., 90 -. r.e an a., is,s siso 90 ,eS
~ naS sna ,si ueS (nssI{ c.
Mr., 10 issi so.,IvS'UD
Dsh In is5- " - '''''''' ~ 5000
Iy,rsr- inc n.f annum from IsiI 10 ISL " ~ SSg
AyernS. lne ner nnnum from is5i 10 issT esn.rrnt
Iber,as, fron, Ian 4 is.S 70 is5T IIsoe 0oo
r,,ma,ei ineresss sinee ian 4 is,7 ~ ,s,SSSSSS
A. ~ i.r, - 'vSvUo
Dsht nsr canIts - ''''''''''' ''-r al %
Anpual Ioterest per oaptA. 6.
m. - nj. IN. =. l..-r. -,
,,.I,v .. ,no .sso non ooo -,
boos 81 oO are n.s \, H. s, ~ -,
h.ng anti. .or,n.-.,,-.v M.
-. :, ,,.,., -. -. -, 49, 'F
49,. .rc,,. .,d .,m,,, to-. .oo o0o ma
Taxes on Land kc....... 30 Ooo Gov
IS 0c0t0J
Saterthwates London circular Of Dec. 81 reports an
active Inquiry for Virginia sxe, which touched a.
The New York Herald of the 9th instant (nouey ar
uele. saws:
military experience has set rest The subject OF
loan The banks have ready invested s vhss capital Es
he bondg until they -. more CLEARLY than tS.y do a. pIen
prospect the suppression Of the rebellion. And other
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-21

We are indebted to Captain Cashmeyer for late North
ern papers.
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HnrSE of REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at ~ o'clock Prayer by the Rev.
DR. Doggett Of the N. Z Church
The SPEAKER laid before the House the resolutions
Of the States of Alabama and South Carolina, guaran-
teeing the war debt of the Confederate State' which
we're read aud referred to the Committee Ways and
Means.