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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

IGOR SALE-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
21S5s snd 10 feet oI;suion sis range marble nsutcs
Ac ia = good neglhorhood, Rodney IT,, near Lec-sy.
wislrsbuTsh. Apply 10 II. b sCHOLEs No. II? Bedford
nv. Rosoeye or Division teTy nom Grand st. also 100
LOTS for SALE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

~ double s,ono HOUSE and eleven acres OF GROUND
hal. mile rom the Depot on high ground, with dne view
Of the Sound The house eonigns 10 roon marble
tea throughout lighted with from tho ysse aud COM
pee order two large cistens thrso wells Of good water
grounds taefny laid ont and contain variety OF fruit
trees crepe vines &c Also House for gardener workshop
BAN, carriage house. eowstahles, lc Possession immedi
aoy For particulars and views Of the premises inqure of
w SMITH, Nos l09 and III Eizsbethst, or Of w. H.
LUDLOW a Co., No. Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

TWO fine COUNTRY SEATS for SALE or
l. 10 LET Both have a view Of the Hudson 10 miles The
houses are one 3lxa 23xj3 aud two OF And price
$1,000 and $4,000. Il. N. C0LLYER Sing sin:.
9TH STREET-FOR SALE-The four
III story brownstone front HOUSE. No. 40 Fast
nasr LeinsonHv The house built by the present occa
pant for bis ase. Inquire on tho premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

A j. BLEECKER, son d Co. will sell at
"a. auction FRIDAY March II. az IL ooock AZ The TX
change saleroom, No. III Broadwsy-Snpreine Court ui
der the direction Of Phio 4. kuselsf. Esq. HcicUe
PgARLsr-Th. valuable premises No. is between Chat
hsm 81. and City liai place.
Particulars a a.cioleer's Office No. u Cedar-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

EOR SALE-Several handsome broWp-st0nc-
font HOUSES md LOTS Jith ssh, Jtth snd Jiths
between Sth md 9th ave-.
Also Gomez HOUSE on sh-ev 9Th Stable attached On
sep4sato lo. Price. Us.
Also, corner HOUSE on Leringtonsv with Stable tie
street
A,o number Of fret class HOUSES and LOTS In very le
tgahie locations.
Dor permits and particular, sppyto
ALLiS 4 BROWN No. s5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

.a.s1orv brown ifont not 81 ~ btt mont nnd
subj ,liar coniaus al thu Uodrm iupio'rE'nts N-;
one brown HOUSE, threesofy, -elu"n' ami
Slb-t cia containing al modern Improvements on Hay
nond-st. tnosv. Alec, three story bftrin'
aud Sub, ear Phitdolphis-hFifA 'front.' HOUSE win e..
modem mt ibsfuruis tlsrmont Apply 20 DAVID ).
QLLMEI. No I ncnLy ". mrlr IuIton-si hIooslyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

TOR SALE-Eight Of the finest LOTS on
Il Staten Island wit In few minutes wax Of Qaalautine
Landing beautifully .tustedo on the nights Jiev, 100 feet
from Fowler ave. giving view Of Newfo.k Bay. Long
Island, and tho City. For terms, bc Sppy ~ HENRY ;.
DODD, No. y PinosL, NoVg-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

nor SAL E-Several rev stonc-tront
HOUSES, built BY tho day in dut.ca, sAboglood
They have all the latest Improvements IN them Apply al No.
l;i Eist Jgh.st. Of the owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

EOR SALE-20. 600 acres IOWA LANDS.
a. tie Duhuous and PScr5 Grant lying betg zen y OFT
Dodge, snd toe Mississippi river 4 prernom paid for
.hc pss-e ~ .e-iilg the. lands. They of tie best
cla, lnl dIasrn. b. the Dubuque and Pacific Road To
fi-is and othrrs wishing rnigrar West they vii be sold
fo approved srrno very fayofshln terms and long
time. they s be exchanged for hrstcAss property
Scw-Hors. ". L. BARNES, Agent No. 36l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

E'ARM FOR SALE.-A good Farm, contain
ing ~ sc.e' IN high 's'o of cultivation with uunel
guud tlidings. orhsrd SC, convenient Erie Reii
rlad, eight niles N-wfori Price Slo05o Apply At
Nc. 1tJ Nssi ip..o nt,, Ncw-Yofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
1 ]. BLEECKER, son II Co. will sell at

A UCTION SALE Of COAL.
~ SIMEON DRAPER wi, ell on
WEDNESDAY, March ?, 1884
at I orlo-k,
Al lie Merchants III -anrr Sesroom, No. III bT0adW v,
tuus ARLEYS HOUSE COAL, b.st ofs,A, ia lots %
- t,us oi 224O pounds. Terms cssu.
Nov sudlg lIor BARK Boslmond. Samples can be seen
the on . " tho 4 lGs1nrcr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13
STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


McHDLT. Dec. IL, 1854.
The s ,nGss met at IL o'clock. Payer By DR.. Dag.
gstt.
RssolUsd That the PREsIDIHT of the Senate be re-
crested 50 make arrangements with tie ministers Of
toe gospel Of the different Christian denominations, TO
have the daily sessions Of the s 'nIts opened with
pssyer.
Mr. GRAHAM introduced a resolution to inquire into
hs expadlency Of amending chapter II and 2S'h SEC
ion of chapter lS of the Code o. Vrgpi' to relieve
person who may havs ilcurred cisab | les TO hold
Office BY engsg ng in dues sincs the l0h day OF JAnr-
ary, 1860.
Mr. COGHILL-A resolution 10 amend the Law au-
orizi the levy OF ts1es for tho support of soldiers
fAuilies, 80 as to auhorizs taxation in kind.
BThr DICKINS0N-A resolution that that portion
o. the Governors message recommending the employ
la Of negroes in the army be referred 10 the Gem
ui,tee on Confederate Relations.
A resolution 70 amend the act to relieve families Of
30 ders living in the lires Of the enemy 6eng ID and
sections OF the act) BIO referred to select commit
tee
The CHAIR appointed hessrs HUETIR, DOUsLAs,
KEEN and DILLARD.
The committee appointed to wait on Gen. Johnston
reported through Mr. JOHNSON OF Bedford, that whilst
the General eheerfully accepted the invitation, he
stated that ne Weud prefer that formal introduc
o'sdDgs, -
On molten of Mr. on, Of Bedford, the chair
vas vacated for ten inues to enable the President
90 introduce General Johnston to the Senators.
Ga re-asssmblinG, after the introduction Of some
unmpcrt snt resou ions,
o. motion of Mr KEEN, the Senate adjourned to
To- morrow a. II O'Clock.
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The Newspaper Press.

Ths fleet OF The hill now before the House Of Rspr
ssnt.tiyss 70 regulate details aud exemptions, will be
il bteoms E simply DO 70 dss roy the Press OF tn
.oBptry. Toe plan proposed by tho President did no
iolvs thu absolute humiliation Of she Press; il Onl
,oposed 20 place al the papers 10 the nedefaey
naa, ths control OF the President the Secretary
VA, .Ba. they usrs suffered 10 breathe, aud 10 liv'
.,sr esrt4in fashion which continued vitality Oh,
us.yy COMMITTEE Of the % federats House Of Repre-
.sn,stIyss seem anxious TO get rid Of in summari
manner. Thsts Was sort Of reason aud logic.
.uoh A II vas at he bottom Of the Presidents plan
=, rather on the face OF It. Glass legislation aud aps
cal lavisl.ton are, in the maln, OH ctObsbla thing
and % get rid Of them s consequently. very desra
-. thing. The Executive mind seems to have bee,
tSpo.u.ble Of resisting this CAPTIVATING syogisui an
banes the Ex eadVe recommendation t1r placing cd
tors sud other newspaper folk on the general eonsorp
don Hat 50 that there might seem to be perfect equally
bsfoss the law II the Presidents design Was really to
increase the ssctTs strength Of the army b. such &C
Sious a. be could get from the various Newspaper
tsbshsn,s, his object would fall VsFI far short OF al
,,inmsnt We assert, without fear Of contradiction
.h., dsosut baitlliOn OF Nms-Sesring men could no
b, wruuR out Of eli the Newspaper 'oss 10 the cOun-
sry. Yet, should the services Of all tho editors snd
tbsr subordinass become necessary We presume thsy
vOuld very willingly take the field. Only let 1t b.
f.ry stated that this Is tbs motive; than there SOuli
n, no one to dsnur or refuse. But the consequence
Of tbI, eourss would be TO destroy the Prsss-s cor
oludOu which, We imagine it is scarcely necessary to
argue.
The President appears 70 hava iOresesn this din
entity and hsnos does not insist on sending the news
paper people into the Geld. He Oaly wants to have
ths privilege Of putting them into the army, so that
he can have the privilege Of putting them back into
tssls ooss. or such Of them ~ be may deem verify
q, ssst favor. That the eject Of this measure would
IA 20 sQuahats the liberty Of the press any one can
"a 10 momen bat the liberty Of the press does not
,ssm to have suggested Itself a. an element N the ar
ruusnt Indeed, al1hOush supposed TO BE- jsAlousy
guarded By sacred constitutional suarAnsssa Is no
40 nvsA a Alussd At By the Prssissns' since Gus
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13


confederation Of tAls aoni SSaid bsSs SAdy nATsea
hs general symmstEy Of the logical edncs Whjah vas
oonstructsd with 90 much care and ingenuity BY the
creative pen. Nevertheless, II the liberty Of the
press IL worth anything at ALL it Il certainly worth the
exemption from military service which Ia essential 70
It's preservation in spite Of the violence which might
thereby be offered 10 the Presidents Synogsm 81 to
special legislation.
The Military Committee Of tbs House OF Representa-
lives seem not 70 understand the subiect either one
way or the other. The President Ia nothing, II mol
Logical. The Military Committee are nothing-not
even logical The object Of the Committee Is 10 In
crease the numerical strength and consequently the o.
fscyeness Of the army To accomplish that object they
revoke all exemptions, with certain exceptions, here
tolors granted, and by this means may gather from
editorial desks and composing cases Ascoie or Two o.
awkward SQUADS with which TO recruit our veteran
armiss for the struggles of the max clmpAgn Bat
order 10 preserve the liberty Of the Pres-hAt SACRED
svscy which even Confederate Congresses are forbid
dsn 70 touch-the Military Committee propose L
,xsmpt pr. cissly ole editor and iuih skilled
operatives as he may certify to be necessary
Under this sysLsm a weekly paper might be con-
Quoted in country village; bat the city journals
Nth their indispensable corps Of associate editors
ard rsporters, and clerks would be compelled to
nspd Perhaps the members OF the Military Commit
tse imagine that any one Of their number would b
quite competent 70 conduct daily metropolitan neWs
o.usr,-uritS the edtoriae, do the local reporting
make ID The news report the proceedings Of Congress
and she s,G Legislature, mail the papers and keel
the books, without any sort OF assistance. We do no
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We have received the New York Herald and the
Tribune of the lo:h. Tue news BY these arrivals s
generally void Of important details
Nothing definite in regard to Hoods movements .
reported The rsativs positions of the two srmss the
one in, and the other around Nashville, are said to be
unchanged.
Nothing was known Of Sherman beyond particulars
gathered from the Richmond rspsrs of the 7th.
Gold closed on the eth at 94ot.
By IN arrival from Bio JAnsIro, the authenticity Of
Wshhd despatch n the matter o. the "ylaFtds, I'd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13
OBITUARY.

Died. Point Lookout. Sept l2ln, isc4 W. THOMAS,
Thus has happy shrodded In COON
other chesffa nIesds made assse hs ne rs .losh.r
this Alas ndsi Joy sad giadasss Whilst tLsr
we're s o.
whitening heath u wrd 70 every ding Hover Of hPs
III, deceased vas among who
burning With p.tos SEAL boldly form 70 ter
Si@ss from tbs tend grasp of fond pa snt toe chsses
brace LIVING ttsfs aed 81 the eaoe Imsat. o h hooa
rou robDing
Try away al these 10
He s gallant dyion the nsmSrabe oeca-
sion hat they iwon such npershabe lame 81 hAr sooGs
On 10 thsls oImy hsg OF IL, ysbars but siss
his hsppy pdess again to us.d hJ beloved sol u cur
sunny sSa Y. ,.. .sai dag he was ASIDE lssnsr and
Pr ourts months he eaduTea cheeIu patience III eau
ses pr,suons hs p.on housc AID Al died,
anu psnfu insss AmIast sreeIed VITA
only lev, VINO loved - iaiser " has
uopiying esa-g Place grave ~ Witch 10
loving NIL fhsd tear Of geaus
grant DOVER for ,he pale and asAn OF the
they shins above his grave not cola than The
e.. .s isi ssa .1 ss. IL ss RI. for
The many ennob uss OF by the tut
sct Of this sleeh u Gtlo-
Iy and will be sIeTedy che ishvo D. AL
sps ne rank and ferrous natu al afecons I'D
obnsns d'pssion was the Prias bis Oas PasIs
ans. the Idol Of younger brother o,Isg ht
and iun4h n, ftLs household his ~DLlDg
nsnnr add hs caserfun so aid sood bUmo etud Lie
society CHAIN Tor oil, inlss, w
sa.aesef .oh Tor hin many iisHds In cary u he s.e.I.
wanna vhsrs Ia TsmAiisd nse.u coIsns toIhs
day OF his death lie Bts thai.a which .Siasnt
irVm Me pure and eaasd cnar-ts of his petty sloLe
conspicav.s theosi al o. Ills aeuons-Ana. all ne t3ng
scenes Of Lis camp -ad pio h bai, Oh boz glooa.y
manifested during his lotg panai iInss. 1hsu.
h6m liz chiidLoo. hSms IL 10 s de- NJ Thea to 10
bis wants, 10 genie sister 70 hs brow, IovIg
tasr Nhlper words u eheeSLeE macy have unk
aespsr hss soul was tfy ed above lhe Iuneogs OF W
the soothing promises 81 A gspel Of OIL slCsd
Through eli pati.nI re igasiiOn 10 tle viz Lii,
ahs az { l. as - lDes log flowed b, -
.dcl rek q ti.rf scb o. : - VI .o.s,
t.-s--t 81 =" : h = a. ID - pfun,a his
alg p h.S =. - ~ - IA ...-. a. f.IersI Tear
a.. 1T ettL ,hy bsnoe, TIE Cne,liul
a1lnaco VI ~ u4sy Ai h, EG.iO thy voice Wa
would say 10 Tue Lie cav fanny,
br ght t nov bal kiLs In the itys f. lis
word OF war ami aesh, In Hht line whose
o. hsEn streams :, hiDan sers an where The
word farewell Is neytr hard.
Thy biethtr shall rise slsi4."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13
FROM grants ARMY.

.-.r thOA In AMI Ahh1.
The news from Grants Amy is very mosgre. The
following refers 10 III, late moyem snt OF the Yankees
near Petersburg. The Tribune publishes The despatch
sith the heading, "An Important Movement on
Foot:"
PnLADIIPHIL, Friday, Dec. s.-The Press has q
special from Oily Point, Dec. B. stating that The "a
and h corps massed Tuesday AFTERNOON and ligb,
near Jeru .alem plankroad. and on Wednesday morn.
ing marched towards Stony Greek Station. Oar troops
very enthusiast 0. Oar dain army having been
uly reinforced recently, the advance Of the c,rps
does not weaken lt.
IRON East TIHsIssII AID KIHTUcEY.
The loving news from East r, n aesses and IN
lucky Ia published:
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
PEE UNION TROOPS At BlAHs srATIos-THl RrstIs
ooMPKLLED TO RETIRE BiYosD BULLS GAP, ITo.
Gan. BuIbndge aud his command were Of Beans
alon on the OH, and In good spirits. This move.
msnt Of General Burbrdge Breokinridge's tank hs
compelled the latter 10 withdraw his forces beyond
Bulls lp, excspss small cavalry detachment Vaughn
was reported at Onucky Bend with cavalry and Bush-
rod Johnson JonssDoro but both reports are con-
sidsred doubtful. "a
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
LAGRANGE IL POSSE .sIoS OF eu1RILkLs-y1c1rrrrs,
AT LOUISVILLE IMPEACHMENT OF HoRsis. nc.
LOUISVILLE, De- 9, 1864.
There was considerable excitement here yesterday
from the arrest OF gamblers and the impressment Of
horses The street cars were temporarily stopped fol
he want OF motive power.
gang of Gentry's men took possession of Lagrange
Yesterday aseinoon ipuring the railroad so as to dis
srrarg 20 the track for day or two. The Journal say
1T Is our impression that Breckinrdge will turn Up
in nsg and unex pected quarter before long.
FROM TBE.VALLEY.
The Herald has the fClo wing from the Valley, be.
log all of interes! from that quarter
AMY or rHE sHaAsDeAH, Dec. Information
has been received that Breckinrifgs and Early have
both received instructions to make demonstrations
against our lines.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13
EyENING WHIG.

We shAn publish, to-day, a. 2 O'Clock P. L., and
avery succeeding day SundayI sIeep.Od al the SAn'
hour. An evening edition OF The Wing. The Evening
Whis viii contain she --latest nssS BY nail AnS telegraph
up % he hour q gOns 70 PrSs editorials, local nse
gsaOs, 80. Nv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13

Departed this lie In hsekslSurs The oh Of July at ts
Iesdeacs OF hS4 trsthsr in-iEw, John ayor Ms
GkOhGE o. bIOff, OF Cumberland sSuaty, daughter
a. Young, OF MseklstbnIg county, Va
little than suo has eapsed tho tubect
Of hs notice stood ~ ihe BY neLsi altar bar d epy
with one who became her desOed AID iaEs
and suIn his loss ana moi ON
all infant daughter, TO stem ii uds Of IA xhout
gentle mtes tender care In The DIST a. In a. III.
and hoEt9 TO think Of ter, Etdts lovely In
its earliest bo5 Her geGts, siabe tu ths
vsrmsst love OF her associates aud ana ety lo
In hef one Of iu betest Bot trust that her ,,ost
sps nos bss ma WITH brighter iustrs throne Of God
She member Of the Methodist seopa char,b hpd os.
voted her re dulles and ready 10 ncer
pousi aaenee 20 all around her. bus aA. od wis
In his n1ne wider, take bosom b, owed
home above mng notes sth the throur OF
light angels In and In mercy, gye 10 hr .ar
bereAyed that calm which ever
her through HE May th deolate hearts be soped
By divine q see.
Sleep sn, lovely one, 10 thy cold ear hen bed.
Where Taught dhtsrb thy sweet sumbet.
Oh could We II evening" repair 10 TIA. spot
Where thou With thy loved on nnabered.
sleep on, lovely one, the green sod beneath,
Tor the righteous the bath . horror.
To sleep as thou sespsst the righteous dad
hto sleep and AWAKE on the PROV.
Bat, s'as must weep when We think OF ,sy f,f,,
30 soon IT. N iitss ] y thou vert taIeu,
And nom Thy sweet home AMI loved nss Rrouud
Where aNoid Il delight thou didst 'wAktn
Thou at ilsepipg, not ds,J thy m. norv ,urv.,
Asthy spirit IN Heaven forever,
We knew thee In lie and loved thee IN death,
WeeAnhot forget hee-Ro, never.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13

.
ss.abaAsi-iAs p.ps Il tia, uiiy pssl.ssiss u eosa
In English and Portugsps.
FROM TENNEssEE.
The following dsspsiohss are Published Ia sie Uni.
ted States papers, purporting 10 contain the latest OF
interest from the theatre Of war about Nashville. IL
will be observed thsths Yankees are recovering from
their short truth-kllng Ction In the matter Of the
gunboats:
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. g. Evening.
Ths weather ia very oolc- heavy storm of snow
and hail has prevailed all day. .-.e
The rebel line In our front appears intact There
are no indications Of an attack of their rusnng
away. Tine excitement 10 town has nearly subsidized
No approximations for thy safely Of tas city need be
felt. ~
The gunboaa went down the river again to-day to q
point wheie rebel batteries are located, engaged
them drove the rebels back from the river, sienced
their guns and returned to the oity.
Very lite csnnonadng skirmishng have occ aired
to-day The febsls are sill throwing np esrthw,ks.
considerable deisnc, Of that character 10 being saos-
ed BY them in mont of the Fourth eoIpL
Deserters who came In TO- day Bay mat Hoods forces
are soon TO attack the Union troops.
Toe water on the shoals Ii four feet deep and is RI
sing.
Another despatch from Nashville ofthe s.h states
that the Cumberland river 10 falling the water on the
shoas being 'forty flour inehes Deep
iHl LOUISVILLE DssPkfoH.
LOUISVILLE, Dsc. 9--ihe JOaaais Nashville de-
spslch Of tle In instant Gays there 10 casnge Ia
ths general eituston. diminishing hal besn gong on
In front OF the Fourth 0orpe, aud the enemy was
driven back his old line. Bat lev cssaaltss result
ed. Prisoners report that 0Beslham .mmandsd the
rebel right, Lee the cenue and Stewart the Loft They
ssy that Lee hss four batteries OF tour guns each IN
position.
Arebsl brigade had Left In the direction Of Marirees-
boro IL is not haown whether for fofsging 10 at
Jack AurfreesbDio. r-3 q.
Ono Of our batteries on Staimans front opened this
morning. bat slicited no reply. L-
A dss patch to the JouTnGi dsitS 9b los az, Says
there 10 no Change "a. .,o,f5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The DAYS session was opened with prayer, by Rev.
Or. Je,er, OF the Baptist Church.
Mr. RAYMOND, OF Marion, from the Committee on
Fnanc rep, rted the following:
Be 70 S1dcsl 5y tie General Assembly, That the
Auditor of Public Accounts be, and he is hereby Ru-
tborZ "a and dirtc ed issue his upon the
Treasury in favor Of Gen. K E. Lee, for his pay and
allowances as M,jor G neral OF the Virginia s ate
Forces from tue time OF his appointment as such. until
tire lst dsy Of August, 1861. Sach payment 10 be
made ia par funds their equivalent in Confederate
or State Treasury notes. 10 be aseeFtAned and dstsr
mined by the Auditor Of Public Accounts; aud such
cav and allO xauce as fhsll be the same allowed to
Tor General By the United States Army regulations
10 force on the Isl day Of April 1861.
The bill was read the drss and second times-snd
the House proceeding to its third reading, the SPEAK
Err reminded the House that the bqu red number Of
members for the third reading this day Nss not
present.
Mr. Nc0UE off5Fed resoluso GA that so much Of the
Governors message refers 10 placing negroes in the
IN tary service be referred 10 the Committee on
Confederate Relations, With Instructions to report ad
VeFsey.
Afsr discussion the latter clause was stricken out
ard the remainder referred.
Mr. BROOKS offered O resolution, calling for q re
port 10 the House whether any Of ils members are De
aiaed from their seats By military authority, and the
ground upon hioa such detention ia made.
The folio wing rssoluIions we're adopted and sppro-
prrpsiltelY referred
nance INQUIRE into the pT0pFiety OF making provision
for more cOnVsnisnJ paying the interest on the pub
lie debt.
BIZ Mr. DEYERLE-ThSt Joint committee Of three
Senators and Ave Delegates be appointed, whose duty
"A aha be 10 confer with tho Hon. Secretary OF War
and sfosrtain from him whether or not sufficient
number of mechanics, Llaeksmiths milleTs, tanners
g. can be detailed to meet the abs late demands Of
the people Of Virginia
o. motion Of Mr. PRETL0W, resolution was sdop
ted appointing q SPECIAL committee Of i've to confer
with the Secretary OF War the subj,cs of the inn
pres msnl Of slaves 10 the county OF southampton, TO
sOrk on fottihsstlous
% motion Of Mr DEANE. resolution was adopted
ten lsFing TO General JOssph Johnston privileged.
seat in tks H0uie.
M BUFORD presented petition from the Bank of
PittsylVsnia king the privilege OF removal 10 the
town of iDvIlle.
Mr. BASKERVILLE callsd up bis resolution, offered
some DAYS sgo for the az :iltnent Of committee TO
nyss iRate he management Of the Salt Worl in VAST
,uRion county-ahd after debate, the House ordered
the Speaker to spPSint committee for the purpose
in6ioaIed.
Va motion, the House adj burned.
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION SECOND CONGRESS
SENATE ---------
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j. IL. PAYNE q CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

DEALERS IN IMPORTED WINES,
LIQ UOHs, aC.,
NO. liz BROAD STREET.
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DO ATpe do
Do TCm Gin ..
Chs npagns Miae
Oael do
Domestic do
Blackberry
Edinbu Ale U1GiesD
GHps Vinegar
fomsto oats
English Mustard
Pickles
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Toilet soaps
Tooth Brushes
Oombs
Scissors
Fenknives
Psnciis Paper, Envelopes 80
Br O. Root Pipes
Tobacco ?. uches (2ubbsD
Mason's BlsekiIg ....
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13

LAT. P4rsHs We are under many obligations 10
friend In Wilmington for Hles Of papers from :
rope and the .Beitish Ooloni 9,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13

HussIses 0oulf.-Twelvs felony eases we're er-
smnsd and sent on BY this court yesterday, aud sx
ssgroes we're ordered to be thIsshsd,