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DRY GOODS.
AT THE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE.
TO xssE Roos aas5 s's,ini Fs hoSAT o III sGoops
rs'@Sn @ ,sssd parsnass esiqe .,sin1s our stock
SrassI. ist !aais: men ana shia%s@ ~ ie.s'
ol ssa and N %ss lowest
We have sgs.s%d Ma wc sasr. o'.
Bonnst and THINNING Ribbons All wdShs snd coiors
ft sas 'SI'sa s ssaa. Eu
IcS T@,Is,Ssrsa se;. e. y. y. "a sos.
We seep ne l. ress' and ehsass. as, % r'@sn up town
he' e doe, SSsn Sess coa.sn s s psPsG sf e long
100 gsss.ss. own %nd.Gr SOAP ,s o. ,,asoH &C.
rofemonnae' Bags aps fspsy Goods er h9sa' Presents
Corner OF snth avenue and Nineteenth stree,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Gr LADIES ruRs.
n consisting of ak. Nanti las capes v'etorines Cot
lara Ae. In Russian aud uuds n Bay Sable. Nina, Er.
'-'''' j. X. TERRY. ss Bnsd~.y.
CENTRAL PARK sKArrsG HAT-rHg MOST ELE
" CANT Hat ever produced -i iTLRRfs toJ Br AWAY
ITLurrNG FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS DOSE IN a sU.
shove four az cent. D. The French Putting COMPANY "a
FuHs ruas
s s.s s"s isf fis @'G Ia, W. G'E Esa sG
and Fancy Robes. resAiied At wholesale prices As
BuRKs C.susessor 10 wslsin.,.
40 broadway, corner Fulton street
Erns. rrns, yrRszroR TIVE HOLIDAYS Phil
asacson 70 the ladies of seu rors which enables him %
Manufacture iAge stock f0r the holidays witch
sell ny rer cent lover thap any Other house In the city
socA of Nina ,losks and Tsmss Gail early
beto,e ppschasng elsewhere at PHILLIPS fur emporium.
f7g Grand street.
AIRS MORRIS
M PEEMfCH SHIRT AID CELLAR yARER
NO. Ahirr STREET.
warrants The ess, sitns and make IN ,heey
CoI,oMoS A HART.
- 20 BRoADwaY
UPHOLsT1RFHs, PAPER HApGERg
AND nTERfoR DECORATORS,
are receiving store ~ siearer
SEw STYLES LACE CURTAINS.
sAuNa, BROCArELs
COYvLfTgs, pORDFRBD Rtrs AsD DT LANES,
PTASO AND TABLE COVERS, All coi1rs k1d sires
ALSO. PLrsHBa soQuEfrLs. LAsuSos.
and every desrrip'on OF
PURxITu az COVERINGS
AND PAPER HANorSGs
They woud call he particular attention sf parties furnish
STOCK OF THE ABOVE GOODS.
which contains a args assorts<ent ~
NEW AND BEAUIShL DEsrGus
SOLOMON HART
so broadway.
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TTRSTlos Al TIE CAilFoKSth AID wHsrENS
"a Agencv Store az avenue. l.des anl gcnte
men hayr Tho pleasure q announce Rhin mai rre"cl
orders from he tDse fDarAe- "a pgrab 10 aud Py
ghcr price IN cash other dealer. fr CASTOR
CEthiny Carpets FURNITURE Ac We guarantee y pay p"
fnIINfng pr.aSk dresses SD & $50. ctts. ~ t. s'5
pants IS t. SI2 wu"cn. muslin nd btA dtc,ses.
eli sh wis furs Ar respectfully inyito yiu bel -
yo dispose ~ cstof ehina y cal IN OF Aiirrs@ IT,
ROSENBEKG ~ E.y,ntr avenue, see nd hnutr aFys
Twenty fourth Peass be p4Tciar IN hning out
the C. frect number There y0u Will be d-t bDnssty
Ladies attended by Mrs. Itoseabsrg
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FINANCIAL.


GEhcY yoR rnE G9ytENNgsr LOANS
y fn soppy o, al teuoauau road, ior delivery
vouchers. per Ger ideae o. io = az, snd
az S1 ssd yoresr-'e sSGo' hi aud @
No. 81 sassafstreet raer O Liberty street
EFrErs HUNDRED DOLLARS wAsrEu-os sE.
on real t.s,s on ' Loos Isand Address i p t. s1 o.
Ions b MURRAY CO.,
BANKBRs AND STOCK BROKERS.
Dealers 10 Government aai other seeu on einSsi m
MILwAuKEN CRY REApJusrnEsr BONDS -rne
.enlsuon a, lAe Of ". RcHALL a 90, as ana %
Mr. CHARLES ". MccUNg RETIREs FROM QUA
M Arm, and Mr. II. Crueer Oakis adm tisi p.rnsr
pons @ es sp Sss ws nsI s .s e r. - @
wa, va at ,,e't io ,s Transaction OF ,en.o c n"'
Nrw foRH De-. J. 1909.
OFgIcg OF THE GALgNA And CHICAGO UNION
" Railroad Chicago Nov 20 los sealed pr j o.ais Wii
e ss 'as.sa a a. se o. &c Of ms 'papy a Deeeaeer 10
@ ne sssnSe Sc o s % @ s az aaS Gs
WI rhl 10 :. 10, each deemaee anu.r ins ser te en-
lsnd. and are nen upon hc whole Of ne roat
year; PRIZE pal AMI ,nSy,si pA{Soe a. hs Aner,n IN
ss Shs ss. are not !" hSt s .sa & & ~ a"
rosss o5 tss nS raI "a 70 sn @ S Hs so%S W. ss
In New Yors Proposals should be plainly rcd Irap
sails for ncnd." and addressed 70 ad LSTeo,s Secret"
o yols sS Il asss,
given that the di eclos have This day usd. ca. &
stamsnt OF hve oeDto wiz nv- dollars cAch share
Of the % E s. Ts s ~ he he a. "a, ~ Of S @ @
to John A. Morris Treasurer Mt ~ Broadway aud that s
shares Of stock which said in,Aisnt shall not b. paid
thereon made be forfeited the entry which forfeiture
for the Of said nsamsnt VIII b. made the
lth Dee, 1S3 The transfer books viii be c ssd the
Alb and opened on the luth Dec i.ot .
OrFiCE or DUNCAN SHERMAN 4 CO.. BAsKERa
works bonds due Apr l. 1854 Holders the abovcnamei
bonds receive paynen, OF principal ani accrued inter
est Ia anticipation OF maturity on pre.enailon Al ths
Office. DUNCAN SHERMAN a co
OFFICE or TRUSTEES or CREDITORS AND STOCK.
~ boldsrs II the ohio aud Mississippi Ralio.a COMPANY
lS3rhc ADnuHI meet uf The holders ~ certificates o
this VIII be he'll the Office OF The ~ Wal
u " ednegday, Deco nAor y at " ,luck.
EDWIN BARriErr Chairman Of Trustees
DEMITTANcEs TO THE OLD COUNTRY
~ rAfsCOrrr. BROS. co, ~ South street,
Ire and Scotland and Wales at the lowest pos. bic
fJ,o LoAN-Os BoSD AND MORTGAGE.
L Ia sums and localities as ioows-
s%S ssSsS 20 20 s5ScS5S
s5tOo 10 s9t0Ol
$500 TO $1,000.
AnAt the lowes, current rates
Apply to WARD McLtAN,
Late field NcL-Abl,
10 Wall street.
XVAHIED-A fEw HUNDRED DoLiARs or rHB
w Receives the fcOp'e Hsnk Of Pater
soD New Jersey. Apply TO w. II. MAkhIoH, 81 Wah 1T
Il PER CEHr-MoNEY TO LOAN on MORTGAGE
- o. rood ciy property Persons Indebted for rr ont
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MO IMPosfTfos. .-THB NEVER FAILfsC MADAME
IN srAHR. from Enroye wh0 ~as barn ~ith a raj
GIT Sbe eonsnils yeu on be past present snd f4ufs
She brings setbsrthose ssarsrf sp~edy
RACES sbows yqu ssuess q yopr fnturr
sb-snt ffeads knmbefs 'r,e 100 thss have -
oeved you that have been unAts IN
life on Tho great European csrvoysnt for ~ st~.,s
b. hsbdreas daily her thss her egua ma o
fsesd tco sward for Any o., who Gao equal Der her
you marry Ol srsen,essih street exrpsr a.
fbird av-nue name on ibe dor. osatlsrn-n sot Al
tatS tSl
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lOD snsy yfsd sa.n - a., snr.v... tss srssf... =
medic b. all ssgis IassJ nansss proswv
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Mr.. CHARLES W. McCUNE RETIREs FROM OUR
WI hrm and Mr. H. Crueer Oakie is adm tied psrtner
from this date. We have lnauHho the dry 20 a. in
porting and commission blsnoss. aud taken o'"s nj 81
Wal street for ta Transaction Of general lansins ani
cHcl bus L.. r. MORTON A co.
Nrw iORk. Dec J. 1903.
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THE srRIKEs.

A NOTICE LII TIssNtrUs ARE EARSksrLy p
y qurttr 90 10 work 4 J ~, Locke. ~ Whl
stone he has disc srgci NJ men fnr mas th~ Va
TinsmtlA lni sustain trf~ men ~ h-lT n'bl" act
" J. ,AArHEi.L. Pgr,.dea
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CFossALIA MILLINERY ROOMS, u wAvgRIgY
~ plsos New Yors,-in oonsequ~uc- ~ the pro<rs<ed
sesses. of H:dsme BESkDIoT be proprssess the -pss
Of The nesy imporca and recently stoct ef
nsry. comprisn< Bonnets Hats Cape Hssddr~sses ana
bfaseis WI De sold al nominal prices Ladies' veil
mihners invited call The Less> of premises stoct
,and FurntHrc donrcd) would 10 sot cheap a cash
buy. Alp.v 90 hs prs@ise. No. u Wsysriev blAs. No
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At no l37 nfxrH AyEsuE-LADitsA AND GEsrlK-
~ II ~ish " receive he ktfhrai price Tor lohr
eHs on CoIhnR Carpets. runiture A. ue ler, ,eu can
call send note tn Mis n at igl NJ IN
nue. Tenth adi.s Attended by Mr..
Mnr True you will be dealt with your satisfaction
Hrnen
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L'FrEfs HUNDRED DOLLARS wAStEu--Os az.
ny ofa second mortgage Tor thrrg laul lars
real estate Looz Island Address y. e. Herald olce.
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wv
w 90 ys m oil. y -. Miss wKLLIsOr tss
ned Engsh pfussiss universally ths
hes, of al Asioi9s Who snsrante~s W hoas
vho ooasult bsr, hesl4, weaAn .s1 hsrttse~s ssd
u Information ~ ths
tapce. retaivs 10 lawsgis ournsys ss.-nt frsnas
bes fact of 81 Affairs ~ NE Have sosisrs yoar
door, q gov-lhs - cssh N yog .t yesT o-s ptosps
ihs hghly gif ID saf beAupfs IosnS 49, 10 sIik ave-
urs cty who has ne and arabian tAiism
fer luer sud tusae. sTaiv.-wwr.r 81 M.
ubera alal Alfkis r-sp>asbls
yenes, cured sad usfslhfs wivss has
bas a. reeAlsned
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ron. -BEsT qrALlriIs OY Rid 80 wufG
" ssrrsr-a is ifssi .fass al afts r. 80
sftr Trrss 10 is-s -styvs q y. Ma - - Fufuae
a. 1s arg Not o. rs o. n etfhth ssssus. fssf "
a. y ~ Z HthhtfI
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VUARIED-A fEw HUNDRED DOLLARS or rHB
w Receives Certificates ot the frope HANK Of Patsr
son, New Jersey Apply to W. II. MAhhIOE, 50 Wah 1t
Z. PER CEHr-MONtY TO LOAN, on MORrGA0E
u o. Persons ip1eht"I for cnt
mortgages hch due to fall dur may obtain the
at cent. by addressing 4. Bcnla-
min, 20 Wesi FDrt5 .nith street
,,OE nnn 10 LOAN on BOND ASD MORTGAGE
SLO.VVV or A's ned ist or - mo tyage App'y % =.
Evans Alto ue,ia Notary over People Han Canal rect
fron to clock Dcsk Room may be Lsl foI nominal
confederation.
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a Crcai Battle Imminent.
CiIRo, Monday, Ma!

CiiRo, Monday, May 10, lo"''
The latest dates from Gen. Grants army, through
Union channels, are 10 the llth inst, via Aiihken'
Bend 18th.
Gems. Logan and oSterbaus were marching TO-
,ror9 Jackson. driving Bowen, with II force re-
ported at 1900, before thom, while Cen Grant Grant
was marching upon the Black River, aud expecting
to engage PembeOn at the bridge over that stream
pomberton's force Was estimrted at "o'oUO. ana
were said to be strongly entrencbed near the BRIDGE
A erea. BATTLE there is imminent
The health Of tho army is better than ever De-
fore, ,,-.o ,,;oce.
The Rebels, 800 strong, with two or 'nfeo p'ev ,
of artillery, fred into tho steamer warner 10 Hl''1
above Gfeenville, on Thursday, kiilDs TWO anu
wounding four men. Tie fire was ro'uine'' ""u
several Rebels killed.
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THE ADVANCE ON yICKSBuRG.
THE CAPTURE OF JACKSON, MISS
THE REBELS TWICE DEFEATED.
Gen, Grant Within 10 Miles Of VickSOurS.

w,srrcTox. Monday Nav 10. 1853
The following YVES received to'dAy d. '"e iio@n'
quarters Of the Army; ,,,-,o rec,
yajor.Cen HAILycE. Geasraifa.CAsc; 1..,..o,,
Papers Of the lf'h from Nicksburg ara Jhchroh
rerort that Grant defeated Grggss brigade hI lay
m6nd. on Tuetday. tie l2th. The Ke0el ios' 10 au'
mtted in the papers at 700. W
The next DAY Griggs was REINFORCED by zen w !.
II r. Walker Of Georgia, when be was attached al
Mississippi Springs and driven toward jackson Oh
Thursday. ,,.;.,;,,,
TELEGRAM from Canton says that Tho unionisb
had t.ken Jackron from the east, probably by cav
airy movement. -, a..
Gen. Joseph johnson arrived at jackson on the
12tb AID went out toward Nicksburg win three
br,gsdes. lie must have been west Of jackson
when the capture YVES made by our forces
The force which Grant fought tGnggss Brgadel
was from Port HudsOn, while Walkers was ION
Every horse fit for service in Mississippi Is claimed
bv the Rebel Government to mount their TROOPS.
Grant has struck the railroad near Edwards Sta
ton. urprprr u.,,,.c.ns,l.
MrHTRrrsBoRo. May II, ia63-l0 p M
The Chattanooga Rebel Of the 10Th says;
"Gen. Grant has taken jackson, Mrs lie TOOK
It after a hard day s fighting
Rebel papers contain the following'
GMopILE, May I4.-Jackson, Miss, u occupied
by the Federals. We fought all day, but eouid no
| hold the city,"
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THE ARMY BOUND FOR vICKSBURG.

Tie Acknowledgements OF the Expcdi-
lion to Grand GuIf-Forng'ng- Hun
ain, the Hn,teries-An Internal Gnunt-
Iet-march TO the Rear Of Grand S"''
Hattie of Cicur Hiil-A Desperate
s,,uugIe-The Enemy Routed with the
Hnyonct Capture Of Port GIDEON
Nj, Hundred and Piny Prisoners and
siI Fieid-Pieccs rnlien.
from Our Special Correspondent
PxHEiss, PLANTATION, April H. 1852
commence the present letter win sope"n"'
novel sensatons About me is region OF mystery
and dendly peril. The Mississippi, no longer zee
and ,Iive with commerce aud travel now rou'
u,ougb one hundred aud sixty miles of prison con-
Gts. as lonely and silent Us tue virgin stream o..
d., sotos day. Tbs ia the heart OF the hii'ssSiPp'
Inferno, guarded on either hand by the "luo GER
berian mouths" Of hundred cannon iue nan
dozen transports that lie at the shore nave come
sknlkicg along at midnight, and barely escaping
with their shattered aud torn bulks, through the
r,ooction of cotton bales and the darknetn. Hardy
nor. than a mile above lice the wreck OF the Ill
f1ed Indianola, with nothing but her whee''nouso
Visible above the water. Opposite Is tue hou'e oi
left Davis. One limo Of communication, winu'ns
through balfchoked bayous and Vshing crevasses'
10 Carthage aud thence, by irghtiul roads, 10 hi'
lkens Bend, alone upites us with tho "Land Oh Inc
Free"
A hunter in the juuges Of India, or in the myt'e
rious central forests Of Africa 10 LOT more en''
tuslly removed from home and civilization IMAM We
Of the Mississippi between viehburg aud rGr
Hudson. Five miles above. the prhceiy in"hs'V !;
4 cd. al III.
v.,bie far along the river. Iumedihtry on tn'
shore il the foIm,r home OF Mr.. = Fe,hins' no"'
one Of the Rebel Congressman. Upon ,ne hewS ', "
tho capture Of be set nre 70 81 III Il. ru,,
with hls own hand Already, glimpse o. "s iu,,
ssen through "immemorinl elms," inrhisn ia,
'e tnrs Of antique beauty. The cose.sayen grassy
plsGes tho oak. clustering or solitary, rising 10
perfeet round Of dense, deep, cool ye'uu,., VIZ,
their Thousand years Of gloom have s, "ro
surpassed. But the foot Of tho m'1u'' Na' P''
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eight With Mnrmnduke's Foroes-nf"sS'
Headquarters nj shcibyvilie'
Pa1lDElrnIA, Monday, May 10 l0O''
-, a.. T,un,yiuf, gpe.

PHmADElPHIA Monday haJ 10 iO'''
TIE Buuelin OF this city has the following spe-
cial dispatches: 49,.
Mrnrnn. Tbur,day, May II. lso9'
Repor,s have reached tIs city from Arkansas that
Cen. Marmsduke last Saturday or Sunday had
light with the Union force Oh Crowley Ridge, pear
ST. Francis River, Arkansas, forty miles WEE. VI
Memphis. Rebel reports claim victory ioF Mar
msduke. o,,
Bpggs headquarters have been removed 10 onei
byvlle. -, al
The Chattano0gd Rebel contains q mournfui edi'
toriaI 0yes tue Brsgg aud Breokiahdge difficulty.
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RUNNING A FIERY GAUNTLET
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$50 Prisoners aud Six Guns Taken
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FLANK MOVEMENT
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CAPTURE OF PORT GIBSON.
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FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY,
THE EXPEDITION TO GRAND GULF

THE EXPEDITION TO GRAND GULF
RUNNING A FIERY GAUNTLET.
FLANK MOVEMENT ON GRAND GULF.
RATTLE OF CLEAR HILL
The Enemy Routed with the Bayonet'
CAPTURE OF PORT GIBSON.
$40 Prisoners aud Six Guns Taken.
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FLANK MOVEMENT ON GRAND GULF
BATTLE OF CLEAR HILL

The Enemy Routed with the Bayonet
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requesting the President tosiualrnct the
military eomnauders in Western Virginia
% Arrest dlsl9yal persons as hostages, re-
ported amendment, which wSs agreed to,
That We, fully and heartily endorse the
course pursued by General Milroy for the
protection and indemnity of the loyal eiti-
Lens OF Western Virginia, aud No respect
fully AK the General Government to suS-
sAin nun 10 bis action, locking to the in
gennity Of the loyal citizens Aforesaid and
that tue Government be requested to in
struet mt mtittaty in this Commonwealth
20 pursue similar course, as We believe it
is the effective means Of protecting the
property of our loyal citizens.p
message from the Senate by Mr.. Ger
informed the House that that body had
passed = Joint resolution asking the Presi-
dent and Secretary- of War TO transfer the
Ith Virginia Regiment from. Eastern to
Western Virginia.
The resolution Was adopted.
The House then took recess till eight
O'Clock.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.


THURSDAY, Jan.6.
a joint resolution was received from the
House authorizing the Auditor of Pablo
Accounts to settle with Samuel ". Wilson,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
The House bill authorizing the renewal
OF certains quits peuding in the Courts Of
the Commonwealth was passed. /.
The bill authorizing the Governor to re-
move the capital from the city of Wheeling
was passed. ..
The bill for the relief of Alexa nder
hay and his associates Was taken up and
passed.
The bill amending the act imposing tag.
IS for the support Of the Government was
taken up. The bill reduces the tax upon
income salaries, exceeding Ave hundred
dollars. three fourths Of one per cent.
The President IN yacating the chair to go
and sign the bills said that he should prob.
ably not meet the members again. Hesaid
that his Intercourse With the Senate had
been marked with great cordially and good
feeling. He was at times little nervous
and eEeitable, aud frequently unWell, and
his decisions may At times have been a lit
tie hasty and not we'll digested, but he
thanked the Senate tor the indulgence with
which all short comings had been overlook
ed. He hoped that the members when
1ney met again would meet US the Legisla-
ture of West Virginia The President then
took leave of the Senate.
Ar. WATSON then spoke of the wise add
impartial manner in which the President
had directed the business of the Senate,
for which he WAS entitled to the thanks OF
all.
Mr.. STEWART was called to the chair.
Mr.. BURLEY offered q joint resolution
that the door. keepers of the two Houses be
allowed, each, three dollars per day for
their services.
The Senate refused to suspend the rules
so as to consider the resolution,
The Senate took recess till half past 2
o'clock.
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House ofDeleeate.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. FISHRR, ofthe Pres
byterian church.
Mr. FARHsHORTH moved committee al
conference on the resOlutions reouestinu
the President 10 Instruct the military eomS
manders in Virginia to make arrests Of Glis.
loyal persona As Hostages. -. =.
The chair decided that the reauest must
come from the Senate. 81.
On motion of Mr.. HAwxarRsr the San
ate resolution for the relief Of Alexander
nay vas taken trou the table.
The House had passed q bill for The sam.
purpose and sent II to the SanEta. The
resolution was rejected.
M. MANIA moved TO take M the ~
port OF the committee to examine the A1-
htors Once made 4 day or two Rro ana
Iald on the table At the time. Agreed "a
The report was adopted. =
The bill making Deut's Ron, in Marian
county, public highway was passed We
SrTOnsOasly reported its passage 90 .Sssfsr-
A eonnguieAtipu rom the Senate an
nouneed The refusal OF that body 70 receds
NON its amendment % the Joint resol1IfoO
IN relation to arresting hostages.
NJ, EAREsWoRFH moved COMMITTEES If
ssntereaee and il was agreed To- Nessr.
EArasEoSth1 BOremAn Rad linn we're Al.
PoiOtsd. -
Dnring Tie absence Ofthe Commits. N.
house Eas entertAined With a spsecb fro1S
The gentleman from NOrgaS M gWh.St1
On the state OF the country in EeaeraI ~
the State Of West Virginia in pSrtioplsr
The House thea took receSS pDfiI bsIe
past three. 'A' l ll4tl'
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-matters enbOdied therein, IS be shall fudge

masters embodied therein, as he shall judge
most suitable and proper.
The peace democrats now kudW on what
terms they can have az armistiee. and
what are few Of the bumiliations to which
they must assent to obtain peace. Who
ever at the North dares talk about an ar.
mistiee and national peace convention,
after such declaration as this from the
South, may as well brand himself both 4
traitor and coward. aHAnguau FoOte''
thinks he knows how ssrvile and mean the
Northern democracy are, but he has GER
certainly overshot the mark this time.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Committee of Conference upon the
joint resolutions requesting the President
OF the United States to arrest rebels and
held them as hostages, and endorsing Gen.
Milroy tin his efforts TO protect loyal citi-
EenS, reported an amendment which some
what mOdiies the endorsement OF Nilroy.
Mr.. WATSON read a couple of orders is
sued by Gen. Milroy-the negro order aud
the order authorizing the destruction of
rebel property in certain eases-Which he
said he could never endorse.
Mr.. CATHER was in favor OF endorsing
Ailroy. The orders Of that General had
resulted in much good in Western Virginia,
aud he believed that he pursued the best
course for the protection Of loyal citizens.
Ar. WATSON said his chief objection to
the resolution was that ii would iniure the
loyal men in their attempts to form q new
State and TO TeorgGnile the old State.
Mt. JACKSON took the same view of the
subject, aud appealed to the Senate not to
burthen him with more than be could car
~ before his people.
The amendment of the Conference Cons
mittes was adopted.
The ayes and noes were then called for
with the following result: ayes c, noes 3.
The bill tor providing for the payment Of
costs for prosecutions in misdemOanors was
passed.
Mr.. GIsr offered jOiat resolution re.
queSting the President OF the United States
to transfer the 7th Yirgiaia Volunteers
from Eastern to Western Virginia. Adop.
ted
Te act declaring Dents Ran, in the eouu-
y OF Marion, apublic highway, Was re-
jeGted.
The bill to provide tOr.he public health
was passed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-06
The InnortaIiSssi IRoar,A w..

LET Virgil sing the praises of AuCustua =,
Weak 20 PFepdsr PriFileEsthaa 10 pay opr
tribute to the heroic uo6is men Of III IN
Ward, AUs'srAndly did they hsarOa their
shoulders yesterday the hopes no, Ou,y AZ
the New State msn in this city ana eo,.,.
but Of Ies lisI'pinS' waiting. eager patriot,
OF all West Virginia. Their marehed to The
polls In solid phAlaaE, and rolled up such
reSoFd'Ot ivAIor aud OF glory As no Ward
=, ~. this or any other city ever achieved be.
They have right to be proud. Their
glorious deed OF yesterday shall'live amer
them 10 the history Of the new stare and
tue children OtunSOFH generations through.
Qua West Virginia will do honor 10 tl,e
~ N SSIl., EoUeFH WAlO Or raE CRY or
~ AReLtNo, ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-06
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