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THE GREAT DEBATE OVER THE BILL
FGR ERk5IHG NEGROES.
W1CKLIFFE AND LOVEJOY,
AND KELLY.

We hive already published the speech Of
Dunn, Of Indiana, On the bill for arming ne-
sroes to fight against the rebels. Speeches
were made also by Wicklife, -Crittenden and
Wadsworth Of Kentucky, May of Maryland,
Wright Of Pennsylvania, Thomas Of Massa-
ehusctts, Maynard Of Tennessee, Pendleton
and Cox Of Ohio against 1t, and by Stevens,
Hickman and Kelly Of Pennsylvania, Lorcjoy
Of Illinois, Diven Of New York, Trimblo Of
Ohio for the bill. The bill finally passed the
House after several day's continuous debate,
BY the strong vote Of ayes s3 to nays IS. We
have room for only sketch Of 'NicklIf: and
Crittenden's speeches md Lovejoy's anu Kcl-
ly's replies, as reported by stAgatc'' Of the
Cincinnati Gazate: -
Mr. w1cKL1FFEfs SPEECH.
Mr.. Porter Of Indiana offers an amend
ment, removing an objectionable feature;
and Mr. Wickliffe, who was going to eat,
drink and sleep here till the 4th Of March,
but concluded not to, gets the floor.
The old fellow, but for his grabbed air and
testy manners, isn't a bad speaker. He has
1arEe experience In public affairs; and if he
could only forget that he vas once Governor
Of Kentucky, and once member Of John
~
after all, wisdom won't quite die when he
does, he might have some influence, In spite
Of his scarcely concealed sympathy with the
"Confcdcrates," as he politely calls them.
As it is, he IL always listened to. No clown
in circus ever made half so much fun for
his auditors as does this naughty old Ken
tuckian for his opponents In Congress.
A few words will sum up his speech:
This negro regiment business has been tried
by man-General Hunter-in South Caroli-
armed them till zoo OF his men deserted, and
New Orleans, tried it. and this Congress is
sword has been dlsgraced. It is right it
wants 10 colonize Billy Bow1egs' lands in
Florida, and wants these Colonel Sambos'
regiments to protect him aud his St. Louis
Germans there. How ure you going to ex-
! change these niggers when they are taken
| prisoners! Do you suppose you can exchange
d white Southern prisoner for one? No,
| your niggers will get shot down and you will
| have no redress.
| All this with n scornful and disdainfnl mir,
| that would be most provoking if it were not
most ludicrous. Put him on 4 stump before
crowd Of the faithfal, and 1t would have
been capital speech for stimulating their
zeal against the Black Rcpublicans-in the
Congress Of the nation 1t Is simply laushable.
The old gentleman tes ily refuses all efforts
to ask questions or make explanations. t'You
kept me up too late last night to answer
your questions this morning" The grabbed
refusal is worth remembering rs we go along.
, 1863-02-12

W-It is matter Of profound qualification
to learn that yallandigham, the Copperhcad,
is not Yankee, Ms has been charged through
the press. The Columbus (Ga.) SHn, Which
ought to know, says he is Marylanacr by
birth and education, and consequently great
1oyerof the ueyro-as s;ass. -
, 1863-02-12

en0 HLF. CHESTS TEAS.-A
Hacks. embracing iii grades OF Young Tyson. Hysoo
skin. GunpowdeF, 1perial. Twankay. oolong. &c.
a''''AAs on1 PARs0Es, PITKN 1 HAsKEy.
Il South Water street.
, 1863-02-12

TATARRH! CAT ARR h!
DR.. SeeIey,s Liquid C9tarrh Remedy,
4 sure cure for

III easier tocuYe CAtarTh than Consumption, and by
cuuE the first prevent the latter. Persons saou!a
understaud tst tie better way to cuEe consumption u
Tie symptoms Of Catar1b. - they generally appear,
and nd that they have frequent attacks aud nre ofe
sensitive tic changes Of Temperature In this con-
and acrsd afserwarda becoming thick and adhesive.
As disease becomes chronic the discharges Are in-
thick and heavy and arG either Eot r!d 81 ey
hawkcd OF eonghed of. The secrenons are Offensive.
causing bad breath: te voee Thick and nasal the
stroyed: deafness frequently takes plaee.
III tue aid Of tue LIQUID CATAlskA hEAtua. Al
shese symptoms can he enectuAny removed:
Irice OF tue CaxArrh Remedy S2 o tumctenI tof Use
one month With fuu and clear dhechons. eenA " ex-
{sreBs.
Office, 1872 South Clark Street., Cup staiIso
Adarau Or. D. II, 6EELYE.
ocii-ylS54m Post 0mse BOZ ISL. Chicago. ILL.,
, 1863-02-12

4-A8'' aA0 A' pN t,rerrc
40 - L ~
Real Estate 9nincqm6ered. red............
Cash On hand ana N Bank..-:;..:....
Cash In the hands OF Agrs ana LII kFan'
eit...........-....... ......-.............
Mortgage Bonds. 3 per CENT. semi,
,5ottpaee anaeal Bonds psr cent semi IN.
slo1tsssa ass! s'tsts osds. sper. cent. seui an
nH0Iiuterest, .................-...
Rochester City noad4, I per cent, t.,seu1l-
urooklyn oh1at cisy nonds, per cent, sssni
annuaI Interest,
r1artfa-d i;ttv Donis' & pcr cent. semi.
annraltntercst,, ,..............,....-
.Iereey CIV DondS. 6 pet cent, geral-
annual fnterest', ,..,.,.,,,..,,.....
Milwaukee C!ty bonds, 10 per It, seIut-
New Hs YME civ tt Bond.. s ;;er Ct. quar-
unlteti states s,ocE. s psr cent. semi:
unteea asasas seatea teseas. stost nr cant semi.
unised aeass5 ssatts lasefe9 Tressay Sote; 80 p:r
uasa fs stsss ef
uess. per cent, interest accrued. ;.
Kentucky State Stock. 6 per Ct. semi.
MAJ: sngssE ge5k ia,sfest; stsfs si6sx i ;sr cant
rsa anfss,sIlys fscss ss,ss iatsEess sso:t ~; csni
senl.annunl 1nterest.
Ohio State Stock, 6 per cent. 9enl an
n!ta1 interest. t.-..:..:................1
michigan 1IaIe 6tQEk, FcF FCent..sdHl-
annual interest. ...-........-........
1adt1na STATE STOCK. ~ per cent. SEMI
annual interest: -........-.........:
ConneGtlcnt state temporary Loan. .
and 6 per cent.
800 Shares Hartford and New Haven
Railroad Company stqcE..........
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Banking a1l0 Gxltlonqe.
MONEY TO LOAN

On Improved Inside Property,
not lcss than Is 600. HIEEINSpN d JAMES.
Jasl.zb15lm Eo ClArk street.
, 1863-02-12

Auttle c1amor of "hlr Speaker from all
pa1ts of the HILL, dozen gentlemen lcanlngg
forward and waying bills aud papers at the
gaycl: the Speaker announces the "gedtle-
nan from Kentucky" and from ali sides
members cluster around the honorcd figure
Of John ]. Crittendcn.
with graceful bow and courteous half
deprecatory wayc Of the. hand to the disap-
pointed aspiranta for the doort the veteran IN
public affairs begins.
The outer ecmh1auce Of Crittcnden is here,
words sill come, in tho old familiar. phrases,
, 1863-02-12
QDpartnershlp.

THE FIRM OF POPE 6 SLO-
Gun dissolved On The Art m instant r. Either
the late firm In liquidation. GcGRGE g ppPE.
E. F. slocum. in retiring. from the arm Of Pope d
socuu solictts for tho new drm ct George g. Pope
sss %
NOTICE OF LIMITED PART
no!s and aims +. Pope. Of Nov Bedford, In ths coaa
dny entered into = limited partnership: tho said
Fapo i t6s @ special III psisner The aans q sad nrm
tsd tIe I'M q fiheen Thousaad Dollars il sas6 to
said nrm Is deailng at wholesale and retail IN Lamps,
Oil and burning Fluid and general merchandise con
nected With the same. Said p45tneEshlp commenced
." '"' ''' '' A'''"' aSH SSsaE F 8 eoP2E EG2PE.
Chicago. February .. 1868. fell: :zassaw
nISSOLUTION.-The co-partncr-
5 s9 RsSS e nss
ech'snsi gsnnafy Isl, 1861. 5uE11s Il soaSaN eR6NE.
Ths General commlssIon business Eii be Continued
under the name Of oFrin F. Booth ,S,. 4 e.. nooru
feszRsaw G. ". DooTH..
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
~ Mr.: Henry y Fuller + tIs tay z admitted a. ~ u
fea1fs chsaFa Fafe rs sns5 ss kaSch
, 1863-02-12

they dscm it important that the rebels shall have
a better supply OF labor than Ncs They all know
that every white company recruited takcs our Ia.
Do tl,ey not know that our power at home is in.
paired in the ratio Of the power aud consistency Of
the regiments or divisionsg Has not their whole
policy been to deprive as Of labor, Of strength at
supply OF labor to maintain them, while they cut
our roats, aud rob the graves Of our soldiers that
they may make trfnkets for ladies' girdes Of their
bonces
, 1863-02-12
fl1ateE)rs.
A MEXICAN W ATCH E S
FOR SOLDIERS.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
American Watches for americans.

TIE ANEE1cAS WArcu COMPANY give notice that
teE hare lntcy Issued style OF Watch expressly
designed for Soldiers aud others who desire good
Watch alta moderate price, These Watches are intend
cd to d14place the worthless cheap Watches Of British
and Swiss manufacture with which the country "a
flooded. aud which were never e.pected to keep time
when they were nade being refuse manufacturers sent
to this country because unsuitable at hoe aud used
here only for jockeying and swindllng purpose4-
We offer to se1l our Watch, which Il OF The MOST
SUBSTANTIAL xAxuFAcrrRs As ACCURATE AID Du.
aAn11 71KkzzrEr, and in Sterling Silver cases. Hunt
Ing pattern at Low price as asked for the trashy
Ancres and Lepines OF foreign make already
Ne have named tic new series Of Watches. Wa Ell
rxRY, Boston, Mass vhIc!. name viii BE- found On the
plate Of every Watch Of this manufacture had IS one
Of our trademarks.
Sold by al respectable Watch Dealers in tile loyal
States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed 10
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
ja1+z-7s-ln 1E3 Broadway. n. 7.
, 1863-02-12

MIGHT SCAVENGER Charles
Kuuz will attend to tic cleaning OF Vaults PrIy-
lea and tie removal Of offensive matter OF nil descrp
tot5 srosed meats, dead Anlma!s &c, DC nainwater
With n1omptnesz and dispatch and at hours most sntt
nbic. Tpst oaice Eox 4lt9.' {a:3x3glm
, 1863-02-12

LIVE STOCK.
D;oyers and Farmers Will tnd this the most advan.
ageous route for Lve Stock. Capac!ous Yards well
watercd and Supplied with every convenience hars
1een opened this line and ita connections and every
attention is paid to their wants From Harrisburg,
where will be found every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice ls oie!ed Of the PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK ard BALTIMORE MARKETS. This will
aee BE- fseaa TIE ahgstest quickest apd most direct
with fewer changes than any other.
ESOCH LEWIS. Genl s1p't. Altoona, Ia:
Il. II. HOUSTON. Genl Freight Agent. Philadelphia
, 1863-02-12
RfQl G6tate.
u ALU ABB L E F A r NJ


Twin sci; or the most favorable terms. my farm, s.t
uated three miles northeast ftvm Loda. nnur1shnS
village On the Ill., Cent r. B. 100 miles south Of Chi
csgp Tic Farm embraces 80 acres Of Prairie and y
AcFrs Of timber land Some ten miles of roat and
board fence enclose and subdvids the farm 500 acres
OF which have been under cultivation for hve years
~ corn crib and orchard. About 1o acres a:e In Thu
othy and clover The Farm Is well adapted to stock
max q any other crop that n,a,nres in Central i.l
no The land Is rolling and Of exhaustless fertility.
iag Is it does IN one OF the most rapidly improving
poltions Of the State Not being practical farmer.
whole together in equsl pars at " per acre
for The farm proper and 80 per aero for tie timber
ty. lying from to niles fro Loa It from &S to ~.
III quantities ofHg acres and upwards TITLES recs from
Government to e. For further particulars me-
at Chicago,
fafi,zyiS9t FE COREY, Box fq5, z. O..
, 1863-02-12

THE UNDERSIGNED, Receiver
u Of The Artssans' Bank Of t1.e City Of New FORK
state II New York, granted on tho esh day Of Jny.
lAG will sell at Puhc Auction on the nth t5sh} day
lie Nrh door Of the Court House. Id the City Of Cht
caEo State Of illinois, commencing ut u O'Clock noon,
Tie following described resi- estate formerly belong
ipE to the said the Artisaus Bank:
fots one ~ to- twenty CO tncluhys: N blocs nye
being Ia The CITY Of Chicago County ot Cook and State
Of Illinois, and known as " the Douglas property
Ane 1etns ~ '141 - HENRY c. TANNER
ReceJver Of the Artiaans' Rank, City OF New York.
Chase EtorT1 & Munson. Attorneys talS.x8 td
, 1863-02-12

LIABILITIESt

..
9s r o9er q cqsoI. ooe OF moi None
+ofses aalusted a1a due Someo
osses nsdea ad hG1 itsont
!nftner prgot GonsEsLea Or IT,
AZ 9i oxner s1!aa GtasmS agatnss tno company ase
Agents are instructed to take no risE exceeding
Twenty Thousand Dollars w1tonf special permission.
vN1aEe or Block EnIlGs and depends upon tae CON
eHucs1ou ana tue 4snns nr nIes
,rr,1r,e t1t5MAn a: 1tes1ueats
MoF1rnHn .1annarv III III I'M j.
=. =
ss1IIartford January Isl. isis. "A0 @o1-@A@'
, 1863-02-12
5prfinl Notifies.
A CARD. Il,
Deafness and Blindness

DR. UNDER WOOD Ocu1hn and Aur5t. Operative
Surgeon IL Randolph street, near heShctman House.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
DR. o. hnA devoted Ills professional life to Ophthamfc
And AuraI Medicine and suEery md rcciyos monthly
nll te neg and ingenious Instruments and
mud the different modes Of treatment uAcd for the
Lcf and OF these ahlctions Ia ali the Uphthn
md Aural Hoarltas and lnfrnaI1as of London Paris
ancient and modern operations for Deafness Cataract
Ar,tncal PuI1 Cross Ere. Entropinm. Ectropium,
EtAphyioua fstul& iachry1alIg. and the removal OF
tumors. wens and spuEiouk Growths Of every de&crp
don. Artificial Eyes and Esr.Druns inserted. aud
examinations conducted With the Ophthaln9scope.
Aur1scops otoscope. Pha1yngoAcopc and ophfhalnc
1croecope instruments and machinery that brilliantly
1lumnAte the whole EXTERIOR interior and posteriot
parts OF the Eye and Ear thus Aevsaing the cause and
nature Of many diseases Of the and TINT have
mpcnetrAble obscurity 1rst.zaea I'M
, 1863-02-12

NTOTICE-To creditors Of Henry
~ ROWLAND L Co.
STATE OF I1l1SoIE. COUNTY or CooK. S.
Superior Court of Chicago in Chauce1y.
Henry Doty vs. Henry Howland, Dsyid F. Chase e
Roswell Carter John owen, William Peter. Hugt
Maht 7, thc Me:chaI,ts ssylngs Lean and Trust Cou
pl,suRnt 10 Tie decree entered ta aGore canse o.
the 9Th day Of Deycmhcr, a. 1867 public notice Y
h-rcl.s given ~ gil general creditors Of the 1rm o
1tcLIy Howland l. Co.. heretofore doing bnEness a
Clicn.o Illinois tthe above named Henry HoWlanS
ad Henry Dosy comprising snid lr7n} to produce aud
Jr"vc their class ngAtnst said nE before g. Que q
t1e Masters OF Fnu C"ur, at my Office. No y Soutt
Clark strftt. Chicago Illinois, within fEo month";
iron, tile date of this notice. IRA SCOTT.
sr.r In Chancerv OF the Superior Court Of Chicago
DATED Chicago January 2Gth. 1863. ja2Sza9fl5t
, 1863-02-12
No t1iAing with human existence. sacrificing
life by experiments.

Tie Dr. Knows upon examination the cause Of the
di1eAse and remedy needed to remove H. not greas
Ing bnt By knowledge analyses the diseAse. aud all
vegetable substance wnch be uses. ail mineral and
ro{sonous medicines discarded The Dr.. has dis
covered many remedies in his travels IL South Ame
o. California. snd other countries which he hnda Of
geat qtty IN the healing ART y to he honed that
fuyAda Who have tried doctors and Advert4Acd modl.
cine< untn worn out and disconragea VII dsPsir not
laeIetic operations tsi During Ids travels he has
beeh the Instrument IN Gods hands Of restoring 70
Health and rKot Of thousands by laying on OF hands
and Otherwise. who the verge Of tie grave.
and living monuments OF hk tkl and encress
n treatmont. and ARE oaly e5cla.m!Sg mB1esssd BE-
and Msgnetic DEs treatment" Satisfactory refer M
will rledge hts reputation and stake ~ all f. maka
Of examination with The Eye. and b NJ Analytical
process OF the waste material OF the body He tnerc
fore Asks questions, nor requires 1ns1ids 70 Gx
plain symptoms TELLING tie cause and location OF the
Il, B,-Dr. Weodhuil absolutely. sdvcrt!ses nothing
hut what lie tile ability 10 Perform All f0rns OF
female difficulties attended with the hanpcst results
inTaiids who cannot consult tile doctor tn person, by
giving statement OF tcsr Cares. VIII oe attenaeo 70
rro.rptly and medicine forwarded By express when
Tequifed n,,.
Michigan avenue, Chicago. Ill. Ieo'1t9tz"
, 1863-02-12

STATEMENT Of tie con lition
or TIE
ATIN-A
, 1863-02-12

Par Market
8lue. Value.
A,4Nl3
lA,m25
1u.@.n.
L1,Ml li,T39.M
1850 11.7tN.W
1900 1G.l@.0
5000 37,a0.m
5000 @a'o.m
5000 G.s6o.01
$500 3,N>o,M
500 5,tNoo>
900 RtMM
5000 1@.8Wm
500 I3.125.co
'1.a,1 B.&}s.T
1900 19l,7W
1000 100000
1900 N.ao,Nt
5000 B,4U.W
1900 1l5,0N.c1
500 10000
5000 47.rm.M
-..,. W.Gso,m
1000 ss.50.M
500 G.5>9.M
L0.Tg1 1!,H5.t1
5000 1,@.m
5.N1 10000
5000 10000
1850 1.&.M
1000 D,ao.M
10000 100000
5000 100000
10000 10000
10000 100000
5000 2.NN.M
Ei,% 14lN.M
5000 $4,000
10000 9.Tt0.M
$500 21.4l>o.M
1880 R,.m
1900 .M,1@M
EJt mn f1 Jtftf3 "a
10000 100000
10000 @,tf0.M
5000 3l,aO.m
800 9,iD.W
N,M) 8,AN,W
5000 $4,000
5000 8,Nso.M
10000 2t,aN.M
10000 100000
10,oto 10000
10000 1o,Go.M
10000 $4,000
5000 100000
10000 100000
10000 100000
5000 R.1W.M
1000 a.n1,W
aQ.w 2@M
1900 ND1.M
a.0(>0 H,0N.M
5000 @,06.m
10000 1Q,n0.W
0.WD E1Na.M
D.tM 0,0,1.M
0.NN 100000
ncc0 100000
1000 9A0.m
'0,NX1 1t@,a0.W
1900 N..tn.dt,
5000 25,@,tM
1000 10000
, 1863-02-12

.nlldrcn's to 81 springs Indies size.
n H-We rena!f ali Skirts which We sell without ex-
ara cnatro- provided they kept eleaS onr skirts
lccl skirts exchanged If not satisfactory. and ali par
scat to residence,
Notice to Wholesale Buyers.
swe nave been In the Skirt business since the t!rst
enntnE Of the trade and have branches Of house
Fall the principal citiea Of the unton we'll Lou
.ou-and ~ onr London Agent furnishes our steel
Q, nrst costthns giving our customers ths 6enent Of
are able 10 sell lower than any other manufacturer.
orders BY mail promptly attended to.
l.. TRACER, Proprietor for Chicago,
Nav York Fnctory, $ Bawery.
nfl5r2Ely Chicago Post Office Boz 1855
, 1863-02-12
Insurance Company

On the 1st day OF January A. D. 1873 asrelulsed by
the laws 0fthe State Of 1lE!nols.
The uame of the corporation Is ETyA lSsuR tscE
CoAPANY, located at Hartford. Conn.
Tho capttal l. FuTxKs HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol
EARs. andte paid up.
, 1863-02-12
THE CONFESSIONS AND EA
J. pPERlEECE OF A
NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit and ss caution to ynnnG
men aud Others who suffer from Nervous Dc1iltty
tic means of selfcure BY who has cured himself
a1terbenE victim q misplaced confidence n me1 a.
directed envelop single eopies may be had q the
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq. heoioEa
kngrconnty. New York 1a9zSo9Sn
, 1863-02-12

THE GOOD SAMARITAN
i positively eureS Consumption and ~ disesssa st
e G4 Or ssst r y Sd ae
dlseased Thirty one rear pEsstss ana LIT e3pSFsens M ;
Of express Otnce and Laboratory 2H IL South Clark
'[eSt I'D SanRm xsiGo' ta's oA'>e DE, PEABODY.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-23

Advice is like snow: the softer It falls
and the longer it dvells upon, the deeper it
sinks into the mind,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-23

Little drops of rain brighten the meadows
and little acts of kindness brighten the
world.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-23
Negroes w asnEedl.

HTANTED TO BUY TWO NEGRO BOYS,
w from IA to II years of age; or two men
from 35 to 40 years of age. The Negroes must
be of good character and sound.
APPLY AT THIS OFFICE
march %, 1853 I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-10
THE LEGtSLATURE.

In the fena,e, On motion OF Mr. Alderson'
five hundred extra copies Of the Governors
message were ordered to be printed.
The Auditor of Public Accounts, In re-
sponse to resolution offhe Senate, adopted
ON 3lst October last, made "a statement OF
the amount of revenue assessed under the
llth section Of the act imposing taxes for
the support Of Government, passed 2Sth
March, 1858, on all profits from trade, use Of
money, buying or selling real estate, &c. "
The report and accompanying documents
were tabled and ordered to be printed.
The rules which governed the late extra
session of the Senate were adopted for the
present without amendment.
The Chair announced the standing COM
mittees to be the same ~ those OF the late
extra session, with but one or two excep-
tl0ns.
On motion Of Mr.. Carson, q resolution was
adopte0 authorizing the admission OF dt eds
10 record and wills TO probate, upon proof OF
hsnd Nritip9 OF attesfing witness, when they
are in the Amy Of the Conlederacy or In tho
IN =. = mo1;on ~ of II. Christian, Of Augusta,
= resnlrfi0n vae adopted TO inquire into the
srnsSisncv Of authorixing the Auditor of
Pubic Accounts 10 tender 70 the Juo!clai o.
acess Gf the State an equivalent u the eur
fsnt paper ofthe country during the exieeing
VA, In lien of The payment IN specie O thear
annual salaftes.
Oa mstjen osME HI, Il was resolyed -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-10
inquire into the s1pediency Of iucrseslHs the
appropriation to the Virginia Military fnsti.

inquire into the sxpediency o. iucreaa,>~ the
tnte. Ass''
On motion Of Mr.. Donslas, II was resolved
mat The Committee on Finance be. and are
hereby, Instructed to report a epeedilv ss
may be, the bin Of the extra session. or q
e.milar one. providing for q Communication 81
bly,. s"s'"' n''e"i'
AR. Dickinson presented Joint preamble
ana resolutions In regard to the death Of the
tate MAJOR JShn Seddon, of Stafford county.
member Of the Senate. who died in Rich
mond on the 3d inst Mr. Dickinson paid a
feeling tribute to the memory of the dc.
Ceased, as also did Messrs. Douglas and
Newman of Mason. The preamble and reso-
iutions having been adopted were reported
10 tho House by Mr. Dickinson.
Inc Senate then adjourned In honor of the
mGmOry of Mr.. Se,ldon.
a. In tne Ho"se IF Dieyates, the Clerk called
tue roli, when, seventy eight members an
swering to their names, the Speaker an
nounced the organization cemplet.., there
pelng one more than quorum present.
I'm motion If Mr.. Raymond, committee
was appointed to wait upon and inform the
Governor that the House, having organized,
was pre- pared to receive any communication
he might desire to make.
Ihe committee soon returned, when tue
Governors annual communication was re.
ceiyed ana read by the Clerk. Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-10

AYANxRE GovKRn0a EOR Missnsnri.- "A sPe-
ciai dispatch TO the Chicago Nm<s nom Washing
ton says that ex Congressman Case, VINO mas ia.e,y
the House, win be appointed Military Governor
for Mississippi, .far the purpose OF recognizing
loyal Government there"
Capt. 8. D. McChesney, Of Company e, i5!h
Louisiana regiment, while on his way TO Virginia
To Join his company, after sick furoukh, died ON
the cars near columbia, >. o., ON Wcdnesday
night, from the harsfing Of blood vessel.
A negro who was captured BY Gen. Forrest u
Yankee land, and hired with others 70 4. Z. eea-
70, was hung at Stone Mounasia, Ca, Thussday,
Tor committing aEape upea litis white gir eleven
years Of age.
Lsulssdale Factory, near Flossnce, Alabama,
owned BY Bssgh, keanedy 4 Co., was desreye1
ton, out houses, &c. Loss eaiimatea y ono nil
Hon dollars.
Al cos,oa u Nssches haa hen psst saewaa1 -
New Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-10

FRoh WEST TsksrssRE--.9fairs ia Aempkis
From the Argus, 0f the 29sli, we learn that the
Yankee Generals are enforcing the recent order 0f
drafting all the able bodied eitizens found In West
Tennessee capable of Mtiitary staty In an order
dated Nov. lYih, Gen. fetteh orders all ciitxeNS
liable 10 military duty IN the district of Meiafhis "a
report 10 the enrolling officer Hilhin ten days.--
"t.0yat" citizens afe urged lu f6tnl eosnpantes
They viii he fnsnisheA with aruss aud eQuipassMls
Upon bond f0S the saleke<pins Of lhe sasas, anA
iicer Of the disiEict. ai MI sisass, fr hdaaa a.
fcnce." Tbose Mhn fall ta yoiGntees viii be i'm
pressed 70 GU up existing regimshts aRA hailesies
EnnDiiing Offices are 0pened IN all the waids. and
those refusing ~ comply with these orders Wlll
subject themselves . Arrest and impEesseat iale
the service.