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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11

The l.:ll carries ont the Recommendations d
The joint Committee or Salt. which have been
Under consideration for several days past.
Mr.. STArLE- offered an amendment, by way
If IL ~ptoviso, tn tho first section of the bill,
tina. "nafhing herein shall he construed 10 al.
thurjzc the improssnl:rt of such l.usr ur
houscs as nrc necessary FOR tho stcrenge OF
salt sow in the possession Of Stuart, Bnchan-
IN ( Co. or Cllarlas Scott 4 Co.. Rejected
-yeas 81, nays Us.
On mo;irr nr Mr.. PEHDLEToS. the previous
question on the third reading Of tie bill was
ordered.
The bill WAS then Tut ny on its passage, and
alonted by the following vote:
IeAs-Messrs. Anderson, Bland, B,wles.
Branch. Broke, Bryan, Burlington, Burnett,
Hurr. EurwelI, Rutlcr, Cowan, Cox, Craw-
ford. Cresap, puyal, Elias Edwards. y. Il.
| Edwards. English, Evans, Faun,lcroy, Fletclr-
or, Wm o. Fry, Goodall, Goodykoontz, Hall,
Luther D. and Thomas 8. Raymond, Hen,
drick, Her. don, Niett, IIoge, Hughes, HUNT,
uucheson, james, j. B. johnson. VIM. john
s.n, Jordan, Kaufman, Ksnneg, Link'ns,
| Lively, Luudy, Lynch, Mcrson, MagniFe, Ma
thew, NcCulchen, Mcmillan, McNeiE, hel-
vim. Monroe, Muiiens, NighJert, Pendleton,
| p;t,nan. Pretlow, Powell, Richard son, Rid
dick, Rixey,. Robinson, Rowan, Rust, l.. I.
SANDERS, Shackeiford, Shelton, Sherrart.
Stale. Stewart, y. ". Taylor, Thomas,
Tihhs. Tretway, Wake r, Walton, Welsh,
White, Williams, Wilson. Vim, Woodiey,
Voolfolk. Wolsham and Wrieht-SI.
NAYs.-Messrs. Amhers, BAer, Garksda'e'
uoulain, Bowen, Buford, Crockett, Deane,D De-
verlc, Dickey, Draper, Fleming, Flood, Gilnler'
Graham, Horton, Irving, Jones, Kelley, Lew
is, Mugruder, McElroy, McCue, Miller, Par
ramore, Patterson, Reid, Robertson, luther
ford, d. J. Saunders. Scott, Smith, Snnwden,
TAYLOR, Thompson, Tomlin, Walker, Winston
Mr.. Speaker (Sheifev)-3S.
On motion OF Mr. MITE, tho bill to author.
ize IL State contract for alchohol Tor medicinal
purposes, WIS taken up; but upon being put
to tho vote was lost-ayes GS, nays 3G-not re
ceiving the constitutional vote.
Ca motion of Mr.. WHITE, the vote WIS re-
considered and the bill laid on the table.
On motion of Mr. ToMLlS, the bill to pre-
vent the destruction Of enclosures and private
property on pablic highways, was taken up
and PASSED.
On motion If Mr.. ERookE, the bill to sarG
tion, authenticate aud give authority to the
Code OF Virginia, edition Of lStU, WIS taken
up and passed..
On motion of Mr.. ANDERSON, the bill 20 at
thor:se the J. K. and Kanawha Canal Co. ard
all other navigation companies to regulate oil
char.'s by boats aud boat CwEers using tie
works of said companies, was taken up and or
dcred u its en%grossmrnt.
On motion Of Mr.. B ULpTS, the bill amend
ing the Code in relation TO The election o.
judges, WAS :.kcn up on is third rcadInH,
pending which, the hour OF three arrived AMI
tho Chair WIS vacated until $ p. NJ.
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CONGRATULATIONS ORDER.
Ilp'Qss DEPARTMENT OF RICBNoND,
March s, lSGl.
usNERAL ORDERS,

GssERAL Orders,
10. 10.
The Major General commanding c,ngratu-
lates the troops upci, their completely sue
cessful dnrcnc9 OF the city Of Richmond, and
its rescue trolu the raYagcs Of the invader.
The enemy was galiaatly Iepulscd on the
North side by Col. Stevens command, and on
the West by Brig. Gen. q. ". G. Lees troops.
Their conduct IL entitled 20 the highest praiss
and credit.
To Col. Bradley 7 Jo!lnson ard the officers
and soldiers under his command, the thanks
Of the Major General arc especially due, for
the prompt and vigorous manner in which
they pursued the enemy from Beaver Dam t,
Richmond, and thrEcc to the Pamunky and
down the Peninsula, making repeated charges,
capturing many prisoners and horses, and
til Hartins any attempt Of the enemy to charge
them.
The Maj or General commanding bags leave
10 tcller % Major General Hampton ard his
command, us sincere thanks for their c5-opc-
ration in following up Tic enemy, and their
gallant assault upon his camp ut .Atler's'SSta
ton, on Tuesday night, in which the eremy's
entire force vas %stampedcd ard completely
routed, leaving i'll the hands Of Gen. II hampton
many priSOnors and hoIsCa,
Lastly, the coIduet of tho Htme Guard OF
King and Queen county, and Of Captain Me-
Gruder's Squadron Of the 424 Battalion
Virginia Cavalry, who. in injunction with
small attachments CT iurlouclled lucn, under
Capt. Fox and Lieut.. Pollard, Of the Cavalry
Of the 4. y. ", attacked the rct:eatlns col.
umu OF Col. Dahlgrcn-kiliing the leader aid
capturing ncurlv enc hundred prisoners, with
1n.-,a, n,,i nrse.-itser;e ruhlit ackIoW-
ledsment.
~ command cf Maj. Gen. ELzEY.
7. O. CuEsTNEY, A. 4. Gem.
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THE DEFENSIVE POSITIONS OF I'll,
DANES.

~
The reports from the seat ot war N The
Duchies Of Schlerwig.l lulstcin, brought -
the Bremen and Damascus, 20 |" prove 'E"'
the Danes have intrencIcl thciis, Ives 'ttl
strongly in position 1T nup.eleanl th:' Tie
nues,lrn Of the mode Of assali:ns :hem w."
RI, probability If anv immediate sur'"-9 ~,
m 10 the lnlh Of February, rather 4 III"
xjin. enc to tho allied commanders.
IL should he borne in mind that the i,Ahf'
ara still in possession Of other strong places
as we'll us Duppel. 4 description OF these
will prove TO our readers that i the army Of
! the Kin. of Denmark is ordered to hold ''!t
to a last extremity, the war may be rr'lanSe'
| for q very frightened period.
We rnurnrr.te tie DANISH positions 'Hr''
viz:
/ THE POSITION CT rurPCL
! CONSISTS of the rcdouhts Of Durpcl and the
, Island of A,scu. Between the Strait OF Az
| enrade on the north. and the Strait Oh fienS-
| huro ON the southeast, is situated the PENN
suln Of sinndcwit:, separated CnIy ircGl 'ni
Island nj ALI u - the Alscnsund, Saryi"Sih
breadth from 35O 10 COO feet. 4 co"t'""o"'
chain of hills borders the peniiiSn': ~ u"
mainland side. AND fcrlrs tie position ot Pap
pei, properly So called. :.
Seen i,dcpcndcrt works upon The GOES q!
these heights prcsen. i .ormldabic 'fv'' -
wards the west, leaning ~ their cS'i3-
mites on tie sea, which Is sufficiently Gee
ar this spot to permit OF Vessels VI WAL 1'-'E
availublc for defence.
These v s-ks are armed with one i'iG'i'rd
! cannon Of the largest caiibrc. Their ii
! TANGO from the works on the Alsensuri i.
one thousand five hundred to two ti!ousait
.I.. e -,,n In,r,P Iyrll iii
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TUESDAY, March Sr!t, 1861.
SENATE.

The Scrate was called to order at II 4. A..
BY the President, Lieutenant Governor PRICE,
House bill au;horizipg tho Governor TO
lease a portion of land acj lining the Armcry
to K. Archer i Co., was taken up, explained
by Mr.. NASH, and. the rule being suspended,
was read twice. -.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG moved that the bill Ee Laid
upon the table.
MIR. HUNTER urged the importance Of pass"
ing the bill, and hoped that it would not be
laid upon the table.
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} ANOTHER ARRIvAL.-The steamer Uansa,
with cargo for the State .ot North Carolina,
has arrived at a Confederate port.
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| have had q reasonable supply ofsalt since, and
the demuud and clamor have much diminished.
It was claimed that Col. ClarEson was enti-
| tied to great credit. lie should examine this
claim hereafter, bnt would take occasion here
to deny it. Whether male by him or upon
| his authority, it was an arrogant rretenslon
not warranted by facts. however faithfully
und honorab!y his labors had been performed.
In the progress Ct this SUPPLEMENTARY, diff
cu!sios still grew W, practically about tranf-
porta;ion. The first embarrassment was IN
| getting possession Of the works; then there
was not q snHiciency Of brine. Now he comes
forward and asks for the impresslnont Of the
| six furnaces of Stuart, Buchanan Il Co., in
| addition to the property now held for tho sup.
| ulv Of n sufficient quantity Of aait to tho
State. 1t was to be understood that, with tho
| present property, he cannot ensure q sufi-
r.ient supply, and therefore he comes forward
and makes the proposition, anil hence the
committee favor tho imrressincnt Of the SIX
! furnaces alluded TO-. He did a"r think that
Col. Clarkson's attitude waa sunh AZ entitled
| him To tho high culosy and undivided sJmna-
thy which some gentlemen seemed disposed to
attribute to him. Il was TN admitted iaet
that hostile sentiments wero enstndortd PC
tween the State superintendent and the
owners of tho salt property at SItvilla. Ma
t~uralists tod us of y certain bird which finds
itself, some how or other, it cam tel how, in
the nest of q stranger. sharing it's support and
protection; but as soon US its strength. IL
creased and it had visor enough, it got It's
young associates out, not satisfied to share n
common patronage end paternity, and with
being an intcrloper, and becamo the sole pro-
tegs Of its protector, though a Stranger. lie
would not ~disparage Col. Clarkson; but, in
~ius.ice to the State, he did not fancy the
cuckoo similitude in this connection.
1t was not necessary, and if Col. Clarkson
were the competent person he had been said
to DO, he must know that there was no neces-
sity for this impressment. lie had no dispo-
sition to impute to him any private interests
in the matter-he only knew that he was a
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labor of free citizens of the Comm ,nwealth at
the mercy Of the, government.
Mr.. UAY4osD, Of Marion, opposed it Oh q
different ground. The appropriation in the
i'll would net he sufS.ienG h cCm1reLend so
many expen-cs. Besides, he wanted the young
ladies TO learn how to spin be wanted to
make them acquainted with cards-the cards
alluded to in this bill in contradistinctien to
those heretofore used by them.
The amendment was passcd-yeas 10, nays
81.
On motion of Mr.. WINSTON, the bill was
amended 80 as 10 increase the penalty of the
agent employed under the Till to 100000.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Isle ef Wight. moved to in
clude corn in the distribution to be distributed
10 citizens in destitute PORTIONS Of the State.
Agreed to.
Mr. MAcarpzR moved to amend by provid-
ing that there shall be paid to each factory,
under the acquisitions Of tue bill, ut least, the
costs Incurred in Misunderstanding. ard - per
cent. protiS thereon.
The amendment was opposed by Mr.. nEr-
ERIE and Mr.. PERpLEros, and being put to
the vote was lost.
Mr.. u.Y4oSp. Of Marion, moved to amend
go rs to make the owaers, ~lessces, or president
,s any cotton factory failing TO meet the re-
quisis;on Of The Governor guilty Of y inside
:ncanor, and linble to q hue Of S5,eOO.-
Agree! to.
The bill was then passed-yeas lOc, nays2
On motion Of MIR. ToMLIa, the bill to III
taoriEe the qualified voters of the State, in the
military service, and persons absent from their
respective counties on account Of the prrtcnce
ofthe public enemy, to vote for county officers,
was taken up and read a first time, and sent
10 the printer.
Mr.. BuuLDlN offered q resolution that. from
and after this day, the House meet daily Ut
10 o'clock, A. NJ, which was adopted.
The Senate bill to authorize the impresa-
ment of certain sak wells, furnaces and other
property, was then taken up and advanced to
its consideration.
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A Raid in Arkansas.

On March 27th, Col, Clayton, with force
of infantry. cavalry and one battery went
TO Mount Elba, on the Saline River. Learn
ing the infantry and artillery there to guard
the bridge aud cover Pine Bluff, he pro-
ceeded with tho cavalry towards l.ongView
further down the Saline and twenty miles
southwest OF where the main body of the
rebel army was stationed, for the purpose
of destroying the pontoon bridges and army
stores at that place.
Lieut. Greaterouse, LIST Indiana, and Lieut.
Young, 5th kentucky Cavalry, were sent
advance with hundred men, and arriving
at the bridge saw large force of rebels on
the opposite side, preparing TO cross,
Our officers hailod the enemy and told
them they belonged to Shelby's command
which dresses in the Federal uniform, thai
the Fede,als were upon them aud begged
them to hurry to their rescue. The rebel,
rushed aud as fast as they crossed, wen,
captured and their guns thrown into the
river
In this way 2G0 were captured, thirty-iiv'
wagous laden with supplies, which wer,
/ destroyed, 800 horses and mules, and pay
master's safe containing 500 600 in Contod
crate money, after which the bridge wa
| burned This and "A march OF eighty mile
were accomplished in ,weuy.four hours
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Union Stato COnYCntlon,
srArn uNtoS CaNTnAL CoNarrEt.l !

CoLuMBus, o., March %, 1864
The undersigned representing the Union organ.
ization In the State of Ohio hereby invite all quail
iacd voters NJ the State who desire the unc6ndi-
tlonal maintenance Of the Union, the supremacy Of
the Constitution, aud the complete suppression Of
the existing rebellion, with the causc thereof by
vigorous war and all apt and efficient means, 90
ssud delegates 10 Convention ti assemble at
Columbus on Wednesday, the 2jth day Of May
next az II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of select
ing four delegates and four atcrnatcs 10 represent
the State 10 The National Union Convention to be
held in the city Of Baltimore on the 9Th Of juno
next, 10 nominate candidates for President and
Vice President Of tho United States.
Tho Convention will also nominate candidates
for Tho following Offices
Secretary OF State.
Judge ofthe Supreme Court.
Judge of the Supreme Court ~ OIL a vacancy.
Attorney General.
COMPTROLLER of the Treasury.
Ono member of the liuard Of Public Works.
The Convention will consist Of ono delegate for
nvory 400 votes cast for Gov Brough NJ The last
state election, and uno additional delegate ior
each fraction OF 900 or upwards, as per the follow
ing list;
TAccording 10 this apportonment, Wood county
is entitled to seven delegates
Tho Union voters of each Congressional District
are req Vested to select two delegates aud two al
ternales 10 the National Union Convention, at such
time aud place ns may be agreed upon but II such
delegates shall not be selected before the meeting
" the State Convention on the 18th OF May, then
the delegates To that Convention will select such
delegates to the National Union Convention, for
their respective districts.
The Committee would suggcst That the County
Conventions ror selecting delegates to the State
Convention To be held ON saturday, the lith Of May
WM. DENNIS0N Chairman,
J. u. JANNEY, Sec. and Treas,
u. NOTNEY DORSEY,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
|. j. ALLEN,
&. N. OLDS.
GEO. NJ. PARSONS,
Il. N, GEARY, Executive Com.
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United States Internal Revenue
Annual Taxes for 1864.

TNlIE attention Of taxpayers is hereby called 10
i the provisions of the United States Excise Law
relative to the assessment of annual taxes
liy the sixth section Of the act of July ], 1862,
It Is made the duty Of all persons, partnerships,
firms, associations, or corporations, made liable to
any annual duty, license, or tax, on OR BEFORE THE
FIRST MONDAY oP MAY IN EACH YEAR, to make a
list or return to the Assistant Assessor of the Dis.
trict where located of the amount Of annual income
the articles or objects charged with a special Ia K
and the business or occupation liable to pay any
license.
Every person who shall fail to make such return
by the day specified, will be liable to be assessed
by the Assessor, according t. the best information
which he can obtain; aud in such case the Asses
sor Is required to add fifty per centum to the amount
of tho items of such list
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement, with in.
tent to evadc the valuation enumeration required
by law, is subject to a fine of five hundred dollars
and in such case the list will be made cut by the
Assessor or Assistant Assessor and from the valu.
alton and enumeration SO made, there can be nc
appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those fol
licenses, will not be demanded until the thirtictl
day of june
The appropriate blanks on which to make return
and all necessary information, will be furnished by
S. Sphinx, Assistant Assessor for the 4th Division
to whom the returns should be delivered on or be
fore the first Monday Of May, at his eflice, in PEI
rysburg.
f. GRAHAM,
4pc u. 8. Assessor Tenth District
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CoppERuEADs IN CONCRESS

On Friday last, Alexander Long, Repre-
sentative from the Second Ohio District,
made speech in the House, stating in
effect, that ho was in favor of recognizing
the independence of tho South.
On Saturday, Speaker Colfax introduced
resolution for the expulsion of Long,
which was to come up for consideration on
Monday.
On Saturday, Mr. Harris of Maryland
stated in q speech, that he was in favor OF
acquiescing in Secession" A motion for
his expulsion failed to recievo a two-thrd s
vote, and was lost, ITe was, however, by q
vote of 90 to lS declared to be unworthy
to be n member of tho House."
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RECONSTRUCTION AND REsToRA-
TION.

On our first and third pages will bo found
portion Of the excellent speech delivered
by our Representative in Congress, on the
Both of March last. The Importance Of the
subject, and the olearness and force in
which Mr.. Ashley has presented it, have
induced us to deprive our readers of the
variety of reading matter which we goner,
ally give, in order to place this speech be.
fore them; and wo are confident that our
course in this matter, will give general
satisfaction. Tho conclusion will bo given
next week.
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Now, rrom Ohio I,,i,onr,s.

Columbus dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette says that on the 9Th inst. Governor
Brougb received from tho Ohio Military
Agent at Washing ton. letter in which is
incorporated tho following communication
from Genaral Butler;
"IIEADo'hs, FoRr MoNRoE, April /, 1864.
"7d James @. Wheeler, Esq, Military Ageati
[" Tho commanding General directs me to
inform you that lie was recently assured by
Mr.. 0uld, Confederate agent for exchange
Of prisoners, personally, that Lieut.. Elhu
n. Mason, private John Wallan, and all Of
tho I'd, 3lst and 33d regiments of Ohio
volunteer infantry, engaged in secret ser
vico by the late General o. NJ. Mitchell, are
now held as any other prisoners Of war
and arc not in irous.
Il am sir, yours, &C.,
~. w. SHAFFER,
Colonel and Chief of staff"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOAD NOTlCB.-Notice Is hereby given 10 tho
llcitizcns Of Portage Township, Wood County,
Ohio, that there viii be petition presented 10 the
Commissioners Of Wood County, at their next ses-
sion, praying that honorable body for the grant or
location Of a road In said Township and County,
commencing at the road running east and west,
across ithc Township, at the southeast corner Of
section twenty-five, and southwest corner Of sec
ton twenty-thfce thence running due north on
said section TO the line, to the south east corner
Of section ten thence to the southwest corner Of
section eleven, 20 intercept a road running from
the west and from tho north.
April 4, 1864 5Od#
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Unconditional Union District COnvon-
finn.

The qualified voters in the Counties Of Defiance,
Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Pnuldng, Putnam, Will
liOms and Wood, "who desire the unconditional
maintenance of the Union, tho supremacy of the
Constitution, aud the complete suppression Of the
existing rebellion, with the cause thereof, by Wig
orous war, and all apt and sufficient Means" arc
invited to moet in their respective counties, on the
18th day of May, and oloct delegates to attend u
n meet at Toledo ON Tuesday, May Gath, to select
one candidate for Presidential clcctor, and two
delegates to represent the district in the National
Convention, called To meet at Baltimore on the 9TH
day of June next, 10 nominate n candidate for
Each county, under the apporlionmont agreed
upon will be entitled to one delegate for every 100
votes, and an additional delegate for fraction of
so votos given for Governor Brough last October.
This will entite the several counties TO the fol-
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR.

T, S. G. Morrison, editor and proprietor
of the Napoleon Norh- West, aud Probate
Judge of Henry County, died of erysipolas
ON Thursday, March 3lst, His wife was
buried only two weeks before his death
about which time he was taken sick. Two
or three children arc thus suddenly loft
orphnnR
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CANE SEEni

I UST received at the Agricultural Warehouse
- SoSG0 CANE SEED, from f. S. Kicker, Cler.
mont county Ohio, conceded to be the most success
ml Cane Grower in the State. Warranted pur,
and not injured by the frost. Being desirous O
getting good aud pure seed into the hands Of every
farmer in the county, i! will be sold at cost AMI
transportation. ID. EREPS.
PerrysbUrg, Feb. 10, 1864 tl3