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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

REMAuKABLE CaANGt.-TEose who
knew metropolitan Hall best, will ecarcsly
know it when next they give it call. The
eide galleries have hsea ca: off about ten ;e.t,
and the stage pillars AMI proscen;rm boxes
have b. en- moved torwari the ssme di.tancs
This is to give additional stage room. The
partition that divided the hail IRON The lsnt-
ing or lobby, has Lesn taken away, tins
throwing the available Grace - inr back in
the rear 90 it was reduced in front An eu.
titeis new set Of rich and finely pxirted scen-
cry Is be ng prspersa for the stsge, which will
set eff the Hall TO great advantage
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
Letter Press Printing
Democrat smd News 0Mce
fa:chigAn Southern \ Lake ShO,f
RAILROAD.
RUNNER ARRAE EMENT

IN AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND UN-
til further notice trains will leave Chicago ~
as follows:
700 A N New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
7:So n Night Express, daily, except SatuT
days.
tT Trains arrive in Chicago at s:ls N, and
S:l5 A u.
ali the above trains make regular connection
70 oDuakirk, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Albany, New
FORK, Boston, Philadelphia. baltimore and al
points East.
iasurior- new Sleeping Coaches. with ali mod
cfn improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained at the Con-
psny Once, 81 Clark street, vndes sherman
n,Ass, q a. the Depot, corner Of Old Van BureI
aaa Sherman streets.
II. z. SAWYER,
s9@aa-s General Western reak
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
DtEO,

In this city, on TUESDAY, Sept: 18th, MRS.
JENNE1TL ). BYRON, aged Al years.
The funeral of tho deceased will take d ace to
morrow uhe l7th lat the Second Baptist Church
at 10 o'clock. The rcmaius will be taken to Rock
lsond for interment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
TxEAsrRY IEPAR1M.Nr,
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF the CUaRENcYf
Washington. jane 24th. 1863.

TxKAsrRY LEPARlMsNr,
OFFICE or coNPrxoLLkR OF rns CUaRENCY.f
Washington, jane 74,h, 1863.
XXyHEhEAS, BY SATISFACTORY kvI-
w DENGk presene ed to tAe undersigned. it
has been nate 10 appesr that the I" First Nation
al Bank of Davenport,"in the Couny Of scott.
and State Of Iowa, bas been duly organized IN
der ami according To the requirements # the act
of CoDgre cnti'Iea" An act to provide ns-
tional currency secu-ed bya pledge Of United
States stocks and to provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof approved bruary
7sth. 1858. nni has complied with all tho pro-
visions OF said sct required TO be complied with
before commencing the business 81 Banning.
NV, thcref. re-, !, Samu.l T. Howard, acting
Com psrcl<r Of the Cur ency, do hereby certify
thst tDe sail First National tank oi Dareprort.
County Of Scott, and state sf Iowa. Is uthorix-
ed to comncroe the bu mess Of Banking under
the act nfofens antionsd. k. wy A4 4E
(l n testimony whereof witness ny hand
Il. 81 and seal Of siice, this twenty fourth day
o. June, 1858. ~
SAMUEL r HOWARD.
Acting Comptroller of the Currency
July 3. dit WIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

A THR1vIse CIrr.-The signs Of the
times Dever looked mere encouraging for our
city and its futuse prosperity tsan they du
at the present. Every branch and depart
ment Of trade seetns 10 be doing veil. Toe
stores Of our merchants and the Offices u our
business men are crowded With custom rs
In all parts OF the city new buildings are
sprin ging np, and in all tn ts.' 'n-:e is
nothing but bustte and 4,
essnia TO be constantly en
long since disappsased from tae.. .st
and the hum OF industry :esonn5s fror every
street and lane 10 The corporation. Real es-
tate i, steadily advancing from its depressed
position and will! soon command high prices
Now ia tho time to come to Davenport and
invest in eligible property, and build stoses
and dwellings on we'll located lots.
Our iasrers are all mas.pg monev .his year
The erops are asandant and prices highly re-
muueraiive. Orr mills and IN n nfac,ories are
running up to their fail capacity and still the
sapplyis unequal 10 the demand. There IL
good fortune yet in store for our merchants
farmers and business men in Iowa. They
have passed through the dark rdeal Of the
past few yesrs and arc 10 taking position OF
| 6rm basis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

The NJ. IL IL. ExTsNs1oN.-We uu-
derstand that the prospects for sscur,c9 ibs
means TO provide for an early exten.ion Of the
NJ. d M Railroad to Newton and pc, b. ps to
Dss Moiues. are yet good. There will be an
other meeting in New York IL few day.
The Impression among the ioitiated seems to
bs that the work will 90 ahead, and that di-
recty. We hope there il 90 mistake about il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
FalpAY NIaur.-The public should

FRlDAY NIaur.-The public should
bear in mind that the Ne, Theatre
under the management Of Mea.rs Bressa 4
Lord, orens Fidav evening with . hes =
force Of performers, and with that excellent
Piece, The Cam seter"--the frat time il hae
appeared 10 this city. The manseers will do
oEe ;ha, shail please every one and give e.
Tense to more.
Tn. Hail iss been thoroughly re-mo;dle6,
co as to make ample stage ROOM and give the
entire auaieree comfortable and eligible seats.
Go and be amused.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

Don't delay calling at kehoe & Car
hatt's aud examine their arrival Of dr.ss goods
olosks, sacquis. hoop skirts, and other goods.
Store opposite LIE Clair House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

CLEAR the track for Krause's new fall
stock of goods for eents, and boys. clothing.
He deies competition. ami Is prepared to suit
every b ody.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN DArY.

Larger spN3o 1narS0n ~ the rate OF " ,oV IL
sach additiosal square,
For half square, two-thirds Of tn aboy
rates;
Business Cards not to exceed lines, SO 90 pc
annun;
For zach change an additional charge Of 2ocent
osr square will be made.
Large 'ats ch srged double the same dinensis
II type.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be unders.oo
10 apply strictly to tho m ediatc busness Of tbs
advertiser and all other Advertisement sent in by
the aivcrtiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accom- panied with instrac-
tions will be inserted Until forbid, and chsrgedac-
sordingly
EDITORIAL notices Crar.ed f,r at the rate Of Is
ssnts per .iae 3ht wofs's. AMI special notice
1T 10 corts per line, or 50 cents line per week.
All notices for religious AMI benevolent pvr.
poses Of any hind whatsoevet, ~ ordinary length
except single ann3Joce Hea's O marriages anc
deaths, charged rs cents per iass-.ion.
Advertisa.n ents from abr lst be paid for
snc1rutis tn odUanse, ", iess from approved
Agents
Contracts for yearly advertising tsrminle n :
the or.ioD Of advortisers, they paying az advance
mcnt Of 2h per cext on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
Viper cent advance on the above ratcs, and k.,t
on st or I'd pages, % per cent. advance regular
rates.
Alitransient advertisements must be paid for n
advance.
Advertisements inserted In weekly ON reason,
ble terms.
RICHARDSON 4 BJRDlTT
G.ZErTE COMPANY
HENRY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
Galsna I chicago Usiss R.iIrssd

GalenA = ChtcaK0 UaiVh Ns1ireed
&AK5 Ee
y. IN AND AFTER Monday, MAY l2rH
" lth, 1883, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot, Chicago, as follows, (Sundays excepted
At $50 A 4 and 925 N, for Bsividers, Rockford.
Frsspnrt, wsrr-r, G-icca, E1n.ith, Dubuque
and inter mediate places.
At $50 A N snd 9:45 r NJ for Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and isterussdiass points.
At4P n for Eigin, Belvidsrs, Rockfocd and in-
termediats points.
At $50 n .oe Gsnsvs and intern sdists places.
Pa8ssngsn tor Bsloit and janesyills uiil take
the G50 r n and r n train a..
Passengers fer Crystal Lake, MeHenry, Rich
mond 0eneva lake and intsrmsdiats points, will
take the p n train.
At $50 n and 5:ls A y, ffon Dsslsit1r, lalsna
Freepoft, ete. eaa..
A. $50 r and 500 a n, from Csdas Raetlr
faiton, Dixon, ete.
A. 1l:lO A n from Fox River Valley.
A. $50 n, Geneva Accom- nodatien.
- Sisspine Osgs on Night Trains.
E.D. TALCOTT, 0en1 Sap1
|, Q.H. Wn1naH eel kemie AkA Sv1es1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
THE CITY.

Choice sbectings, shirt'nes, hickory,
satinet,s. cas-iu erer, and ves,ings sIwsys kept
On hand a. Whislers. and cold very low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

MADAME AVA H,saop-rne yor-

MADAME ANNA BisHoP.-IHE Coz
CxRr LAsr NioHf.-Ihe initial coscert q. On
by Madame Anna Bishop, sssiss-d By @ astAve
De speiss aud Mr.. A. Sed9wick, q Museum
Hall last night. vss . decided sscesss. The
Hall was veil 6llsd, with an Intelligent, fash-
enable and refined audience, Lo.witbs,anting
the iuclsmenoy Of the weather, and who eeem
ed 10 take meet lively interest 10 the enter
tainment.
Is-~ss our good fortune so-ns yssss ago, to
have heard Madame Anna sing. Those we're
conalder.d her pslny d.y-. when the critic. II
the world would not ajlni, that sbe Lad RI
val in her peculiar role. We did rot. therefore,
expect 10 obssrve the came brilfiancy of .xecu-
sion the same intensity OF yieor, or the ssme
peculiar e.esrnsss and sWeetne- Of soise. - for.
merly. We had suppos. that an siDos. uGin-
tssruptsd exercise OF her gre at vocal po ere Tor
20 ns nv yeare, would have snateris,Iy impaired
her sbili y 10 maintain intact her former repu-
,sticn ss ths greatss' living bailsd singer Bat
we were happily diseppoinicd for the mellow
r:csness IT tone. and the vivacity displayed ir
the execution Of the oct dificut payte, rather
irtensiEec than dimiuished our former Estimate
OF her ability as a cantatrice. Her p4Tf3rmancs
throughout vas all that could be d. sired by her
~arme.t admirers; bat. in the execution OF the
sris 'Ernania Invciami che seemed to eur psss
"cbesus ouo musa uoVo OI-uim meu oIi cT!tlcts N
After rendering this beautiful creation Of Yer
d. N her own exquisite style, che Was enchor.
ed to the echo F.; a.. also. in ieveasl pieces
particularly in the "a lads OF Home, Sweet
Home" and the Besgar Girls" but it was
ressrved for the closing peri rmancs-ths ex-
ecusion Of the great national song. The Flag
OF our Union'-to crown her triumph Thie
song though written expressly for Madam.
ANNA B,suop, by Grosa p MoRRrs. Esq Of
Ne York. 10 familiar to all--bu. it required
the genius Of Madame Anna TO bring out all
its beauty which she did. in charaeter-tbe
splendid Flag disrlaysd On The occasion. hav-
ing be u manufactured Tor her. to aid in de-
insiion Of this soul-inspiring ballad II war.
THE iast performance which carried the audi |
ence By storn. aud amid shower OF buqusis
and perfect hurricane of arp apee ana en-
shores ehe vas constrai5 ed to r@rest it.
OF the gentleman who assisted Ma arns An |
MA. it werr bnt faint prsise to say that they
did we'll SPIEss i, apisUist Of rare attain |
nADis. ard wi,hal. COED Ginger. Mr. SEDG
WICK is deserved popular.ard his perform
anee on the English Cence, ina and his rendi- !
tion Of Peculiar Mia Julia" and the Little |
Fat Man." completely convus-d the audiencs
mot excepting even those grave ard rever
end eignenr."who rarely ever smile in any |
sense. -CMcago Nus'Sm.
Let it be borne in mind that this celebrated |
vocal troupe will soon nav cur city a visit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

CHICAGO September Is.
Flour. 5@1oc higher. spring Extra - TO-
White y inter Sc 40.
wHsAr-1@2 higher. No. 'Sprirg e8 cents
Red LA.
C.RE.-l,1@2o higher. 54l1@6oc. et
OAls.-2 q 30 higher. A. sgAsc asaa
kyR = Steady. M 60. in sftis
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
@ MANA lDOD!
NOW lOSTI HOW Restored
Jsw Pstl;sAed, sn scaled Eavdopss
Price, Sse Osnss.

"a LECTURE ON IKE NA1URE
TREATMENT AND RADICAL
rURR 81 sPERnAfORRH(EA On SEMINAL
~ Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility and Impesiments 70 Marriage generally.
Nervousness, G. nsunption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and hy'is.l @ hep ~ AZ; .s,Sl,iaG r..
"a D.en - Thsasaads ~ sa9esors,ss
sent under seal, in plaip envelope, 70 any ad-
dfsas, post paid, % fo0elpt Of six cents, q Two
postage stAmpe,by DIR. CH. J. 9 KLINE,
- Be~ss9 Dew l6ek, PesO0ee hoR ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
CARDS.
DEBOLT EXCHANGE

Fam siy eNeNt eWNrkGE.
FaEDeRlCK RAUSCH,
NO 40 hast 0ca street.
KEEPS HIS MARKET CON
sTANrLy supplied with the nces
H luaiity Of Besf, Pork, Veal. Mutton,
etc which he sells cheaper than
auy Other butcher In the city. Corned Reef,
Picked Pork, Carei II ans, and Dried Bsef cor-
stanty On hand. Gail and try me. my23-dIy
J. N. DUNN,
Painter, tslazier, Whitcner and
Paper Hanger.
NO. rs EAST ID ST., LET. 3aADT 4 TEaRY.
RESPECTFULLY CALL
z&6O the attention Of the public to
SWthef fact that attend 10 all
~ kinds Of kinds OF House and
Sign Painting, Wall Coloring, Whitening,
Paper Hanging, Glazing, ETC., all Of which is
promptly dyne, and in a manner that cannot fail
to give the most comp!cie satisfaction. Charges
moderate Call and see jne23 d,t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
The Daily Democrat and News,
RICHARDSON 4 euaDITT.

J. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. BCRD1TT.
We the aodsrsignsd agree TO the foilowing
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:
DAiLv.-l5 cents per wssk, p :, able 20 esrii ~.
Mail and post-ofce subscri bsfs, 81 90 per mn n
payable in advance.
WEgxLY.-t2,0O per annum, in advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

Notice.

1rAvlNG DISPOSED OF OUR INTEREST
i in the Lumber Yard, corner Of Fourth and
Perry streets, we take occasion to return our
thanks TO the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon US and to ask for our suceessor, GEO
E. WOOD. a continuance Of the same
r. MERWlN 8 co:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
Team for. .-MiP.

4 SPAN or WhLL MATCHED HORSES
I sutabie for any service desire ~ tn hernesstl
and carri.ge, ut IL reasonable price Enquire "
the Davenport Hotel. stt5 diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
DAvENPoRr, August 8, 1861.

The undersigned will continue the
Il N M b or II u - N . -
ct the old stand Of r. Merwin l. Co., corner
Fourth sad Perry streets. Constantly on hand
we'll selected stock Of
LUMBAR LA1H AND SHINGLES
1t Wholesale and retail. Bills for timbc
cd to order on short notice.
GEO. r. WOOD,
15-wtf1 Sn~css sor to r. win
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

& Raafer VUo0eed. sssass fs -ns
rxpanrRsCsp pAxsn oar m = nj rot
.:s.1s s.:.;:is; e.. : - - \ n a aasans. u
e6a1 ~ Soa .I.ssqah-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
CARDS.
DIR. j. YOU NAM,
HENRY sELBY,

DrALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS
IL Mats. Oil Cloth Mating, y indow Shades
do, East -se,ona ~. next d.of to Perry. jy.l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
O% MA.

I a FIRST RATE HAY pseas. w1fH Az
IA tbe late innpsovooooaD - ase ne -
team q sasrsss homes wisA s19fa 81 p
D14uifs q Ss'es1A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
Fish, liant and Gather WlAFtrlf

Rsturnine houe by o'eiosk r ri. u Is aoase
Ssad vicbss, Cakes. Piss. Le1es.le :. .rean,..-
Fruit, Ac.. will be provided ~ ssi1 ~ ~
gsou1ds by tho ladies'. NE -
Tickets csn ~ hsn6 = Pleamsraa - 80
snd ~ Prics : G0nssf's. ssaf.Ss1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-12
90

The Secretary aeys that II these estimates
are to be extended to embrace the remain
ing six months Of the ealendAr year they
must be doublsd, and that sum added to the
undrawn appropriations would make an a.
gregate Of d, ,437. ~, ,788, which Congress Il
formally called upon to provide Hsssys.
however, that the amoants to tho credit OF
undrawn appropriations cannot bscalled for,
inasmuch . there remain but threemonths Of
the present calendar year 70 b provided for
and the Expenditures ere limited to any mil:
lions per month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-12


rIAH FoA he AZ ,ss.arsoyelf.sT or TBa
II Tie Heuss Of Rsprsseatativn rhr.s.
tAs iollewie plan los ~ imppoysnn1
= - Ooaae6eenee cusroney. "a ~ rrI1rf
o. tAe annaees e - 0evorinnenk - -
nissed by Il. Raaasll, q YirinIs. - re.
fesred to The special cennlftao 81 aeve.,
raised for the consideration a that cue..
ton:
.... !; To s. psss.ass =: is.s = Tssssy .4., a.
ectss and q each istesset = ssIsaiss iase ss.,I,
ssa g Be paid II Tssisusy pness.
~. 80 .e .svy aax q Per es.s On eli ihs Tssa-
p.sao % Ssss sse ss:s:; s .s., s:ls y
% shs oshsr talss payssss Il Tfeasssy soses.
>. TO authoslae iAo T1Voe1rv natss. noa .a~
~: ssssls e = funded L. sea1c ssssias Soar ~
Z: 70 Psoyi1sssr - 6ssss, ssssss,sa.sss of
ssss ssIss.ss sss seesssA'e . hs wSoss 1sss assrsd
-, 5 5o i,ersa.s .ae.a. IL lisA, AZ ts.ns e.,.
ucles. s " ''p' - ~
.. 70 issue conns,a.,o. sIas Of ooav.,,..,
ss: ss s:s!sss !sssssss:f e g: 2:
e spseiases ed ihal ~ bllle - as1slslels Il
s 3 ~ s. sas|2 ~ = Z
q the nv s1aiI dsles1aael @ g cOnmuted 81
we psymeat o. coin, OF eommutation bills, a.rases
eoout equal % doabls the prices q fhV saine com
modiasc at the beginning Of the waa.
.. 10 i9ie the amount of eommueasion piIs 10
se 10 circulation At any dine TO Sls0, ,o00, 900.
3. To authodzs bonds 70 be iesucd 70 8 limited
amount, secufed BY pledge Of adequnte eYpoft
:a.ntise, and % be sold during the was, without
limitation Of price.
~. To impose such export duties at ouce, and
ooenOftZe them 70 be eommuteA hv tha nev
nent OF small fraction thereof, ia coin Or com.
mutation bills.
IL. TO allow the eommuta1on bile which shall
remain outssandins TO be fbndsd In suel, bonds at
paf ettef the war, or sooner Congress shalt thiak
proper.
y. 10 receive deposits Of coin or conmutatioa
bulls es i9terest, IN 0overnment depositofiss at
hichmonds and other plaees.
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THURSDAY, Dsc loz,
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GREAT PaEs STORY
GUILTY.. Oh HOT a1ILEY!
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TOBIAS GUARNKRlus, Ja.
nh story has bssn ACKNOWLEDGED By the nass sz-
psrienssd writer's % b The
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And 70 ba equal in inissss saA pst 70 any somancs
ever puhlnhAd, siih1e North or south.
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THB REPORT OP THE SECRETARY or TEE
TREASURY.

In the annual report submitted by Secre-
tary Memminger to the two Houses of Con-
gress We find the following resume Of the
present financial condition Of the Govern
ment:
ascslPrs From JAHuAlv lsr TO ssPrsmssa aoru,
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.---.-' =
'e1 s1e- ~. "a ssas -
- q -. -.
We src indeossa ~ sns cour0y q OePs
Hatch. Of the Bxchangs Bureau, fnr New
..,.a -, l~sas y !" eane.0ss. sns s.n Y. -
gave ofiei summary Oh ths news
rsocsEpssas IN rza yAsx.s ccsnx.,..
In the Senate, TUESDAY. ~. n.v,ss e ~. ~
rea .s.siae. dsesrias ,h.s , ~ s.ss..s i 81
contedsrsses 10 sychsses nse,o soldf>rs slo,,AAee
M.,...,, -. .,.s.... - ~. rI.... .~sss-s.
rssei psisoss - jsss .sms." TIE sssssslsss -,
sa.. .,a .vs;. - =, M 49,: = 4. ., = 80
,..lins. /. u. aeu.s q as,s,s.a..a;,s.. savs,a
MePhsnou, Of Co., was eleoooo C)oek eve nm
er,on Rahehdes. Who reeeeveA g vuers, Ansn
c,o,,br,nner. Of Pa. v,s e,eeeea o,r.ssn..s,
on Thur,dav The ersdesslols oe ssau. Kttehsn.
snd Chandler. nsnh.ss iteu viranis, taos Esss
viystnis.> were nseeenona a,as refssred 4 ieisa
rrsolut,ou vosins : medal % Cen. u q. uranI. wa
unanimously pssesd. Mr. Cog, tDeu.,, Of ,lllo.
stousna m he rebel traaausp, q sss-eoa,tt .o.e
A. ~. Ohio sold,ere. rov .siea.ea. - ~. ,eere
subecs 70 t,setnent sseoe hosb,s % . eeess1vs
The subject was isds over. ~. Asaeld, sf lIli-
nols, ssvs sesiss u IN ~ sspss, ~ ssp sseA0
..s.. ~ ss..ss,.e - . 1,snss -.
-
AfpAns I" .oA'oI1-oAeas .. ~ AAS~s ss1
Gen. D.,,er n.. ,.saea .. .sas, tolslaa,ss an
scsn 70 employ sble-b bolisd sesross, Il beine his
.es..s. "so esiiee ,hsn NJ /. - se,v,es p ~
es,.n..a'.' n. ..,.sr. y s,,s, NV .s.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-12

The estimates submitted BY the vsTioas Depart
msnts for the support Of the Govegument are made
to Let july 1854 the and Of the dsesI year, aud
~ follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-12
&70l,A7,5l9 10

n circulation % the date of this report, there
msst be added the further sun 0f one hundred
millions for the sWo months which have elapsed
sincs the date Of The above schedules.
The balances df appropriations siresdy made by
Congress, and not drawn on aosh 0sptsmbeS, stood
- (OlloWs
War Department. $50, 500 ,696 On
navy ..........s.s.... 14,4lJyo4o w
Civil, miscellaneous, &c........... b,040,0o6 90
Cuseoms. ....................... ~, 400 90
Total G476, ,45l ,700 OO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-12
tn. LEaisLAruRE.

Several bills were introduced from com.
mittees in the Senate yesterday. The frst,
to increase the capital stock Of the Virginia
and Tennessee railrosd. Second, for the 70.
lief Of VIM. z. Prince, OF Sussex county, and
tho third to commute the pay of members Of
tho General Assembly.
VIM Z. Taylor, Eeq., Of Norfolk city, ten.
dered his resignation e Senator from said
city, which was read and laid on the table.
lr. Frazier submitted Joint resolution
providing for m adjournment Of both Houses
on Monday next to meet again on the 9th
A laIge number Of resolutions Of inquiry
were adopted.
ON motion OF Mr.. Randolph, It was
R1solyed, That the Governor be requested
to communicate to the Senate whether the
officers who resigned their commissions In
the United States army or navy upon notice
OF tho secession Of Virginia, and whose ser.
vices wero accepted BY the State, and Who
were subsequently transferred to tho Coz.
federate States army or navy, were 81 re
ceived In their appropriate Eanks and grades;
and that he be further requejted to Inform
this body Of all matters touching the same
subject which hs may think Il important TO
communicate.
Adjourned.
IN the Hoae, Mr.. Mckinney offered Q
ioint resolution directing our Representa-
fives In Congress to use their influence in
securing the passage Of bin to double the
pay Of the pfivate6 and non-commiasioned
of1cors In the Confederate service, issue
ratious of tobacco, and TO secure compeues
tlon Tor cavalry h0rses lost
4 number !H uuimportaat resolutions
were oAered and adopted, one Of which d.
.~~~>A -, annmaxv lnfn thA nrone3akw ~ -
moyine the 9ilE eagie from the canopy Of
tie 1peakerS chair and the Substitution Of
amors appropriate emblem
II. Hsymondb Joint resolution, offered
on ThusSday, for ths continuance OF the
eat Conmiftee appointed ct the late extra
eceoion. aav6 rise to debate which WAs con
|. tinued tn tho hour Of Adjournmsnt.