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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

u s. Assessors CosvgSTsoS.--Ths
National Convension OF the United States
Assessors, which has beea ia sassiea for
past shrse days, Terminated its lAbors
yesterday afternoon, and the delegates
have mostly gone home. The resalt OF
the Il deliberations has been shs agree-
nsnt TO recommend TO Congress esrsaia
ehaagaa 10 the inssraal TsEsuss law,
which gill tend 70 iasrease sae ssaeapt OF
rssseas collected No iasra&ss Of kax
viii be rscommsndsd, sxospsiag aas I'M.
pesirion of . TAI of Ten eessa per pound
GA Issf sohaeao, sad increase OF the tax
% liauars. The proposed sax On Aigh
wines b forty esaass per gallon, 60 sas Ist
Of Janaary, 1854 -bsins dsabie the pres
anE s&x~ WITH an Increase On the Las OF
March 10 sixty ssAts Oh the lss sf July
~ ssvsnsy- 6Se csnls, and % the Lat Of
hoHsabsr Gus dollar. TITS apsnsss vf
dealers in Liquor are also 10 De raiseay --
No increase OF ssx On manufacturers al
ready taxed was recommended, bss .
nunbar of articles hitherto unsaxsd are
recommended to be taxed. The qasst$on
of licenses. other than liquor Dealers
incomes, TO-, we're lefs uasoushsd. The
additional revs1ae ~ 20, De raised sntire-
u 90 liquors and sobaecos and BY iaola-
ding articles untaxsI. Flour is 10 re.
uainf sassxeds-~ G2sapssad sHsrald Of
Saturday.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

~ 90 sfSs ~ ssa
II psrk srSk mssAe 81 CAaraA, =
Cina pnAtti, wa1bsriosIy disss1bsd r.
Sun1 Morning by i case n dissiplfp
net III aseosdAdts with ChaiSh eanon1s--
While DIR. Hitchcock OF the Msshodist
Book Concern. was kneat In prayer With
the Congrsgasion, Mrs.. Nsliis Jscebs
passed np the aisle. for the psrpsss Of
sAkkliae a cid SCORE with s hr0sbsr rnssu-
hw FSo - she clsinsd bad sradnosd her
1kafasEeg. That brother wa nkrx 3.
Baxuigx. book puhaiaheE knd Sapkiens
kendaut Of the Sabbath School The old
score crew oct OF ehafgss pssSssrsd hy
Rarinta against JsSobs some nssnshs ago,
wAish. sssaltAd 10 hss bsi.e dis@isssd
~ teachsr vt enc OF tho CLASSES. ahs then
preferred charges against BAriass, but
sss unable % 60 him 70 . church trial.
The dlsdipline Mira. j.. administered ID
shas described BY The Comnsrcial:
= Bus there is no caleufzgiug sss ssExtsg
Of an infariafed womAa !; ard sa sstbess
was nc one Who afsamed Of the possibal-
ity Of such sosns ~ eana ~ psas yas-
ssrday. Daraag the fret pra3afs - MT.
BaFinlx, who leads shs sinxing 10 shs
Church, and has prominent psws waaieh
be- Occupies with bis family, was sseeling
and bowed In dssssaoa, Mira. i. giided
along the Aisle, and drawing . eowskin
which sha bad eoaosaled 10 Aar skirss,
gave him yehemens whaak dissakiy oyer
the head, and followed II up bot and
heavy, giving him really <ss<ssndaosas
Hardening about the ears, before those
| In ths visinity coald coolest fhaig scstssr-
| cd senses enough 10 intsrfeFe. She as-
oompanied the blows with hysssxieal cries
OF ssOh ron william !" aThere yna ira
daoer l'' aSlandas wonan win yoa 70
&c.
Ds. Hitchcock paused In tass prayer,
Iuyerwhszmea with auaasmssnsas. Ssys.
raj leading mambsss msds hesss 90 qussl
the assadinI oashrask, whea MEz. Jacobs
drsw handfal af.aayenns pepper and
plungsd h In Bsrnisx's face and shsn
flashed IL right and left, .alasss saffoSa-
ting swo or three slasriy gsasisnaa who
had saeerfersd. She was AT last rsmoved
| and shs services proceeded with. As Mira.
Jacobs was pat out at the door she ssid :
lssI AN asw sasis&ed.n She has bean for
sevesal years member Of the shasrch, sad
alleges that she has been sls@aesed and
Ipersecassd by BaFniss, and bias besn M
able to obsainiusEicss Mr. B&Tnlsxs took
tbs extraordinary applieasisa faas esfsll
Thin pretty eoollys and astsadsd saareh
lin the afternoon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

WHTTE LENS LIBERTIES
STATE RIO HTS FEEDER
III UNION.

THE RRw xeRx DAF-soeR Is "A iaaeveBdenI
Dszpaasssic joarnA heAiias, vita the aass ssaaa@r
pongias, that sshAs Gessx1meus Is maas on The
waite hA&ks by whita sasa4 Scr taz ssaas 81 white
men and their yssteEisy ssrewErD IA II IsTss
aSasse shess viii fesvy-s<S4t cskEmss 81 reS4IaS
sssssE AH& In - sUs4eets -waaksaI keE Azxksts,
Mess Literary NJ Asz1rqlassal iatsrmatisR-ls
nes infrsisB 10 szg w. psizxlr&l - PANTY news
paper. In 10 TSsiissnal depsFtaasnf II ggApsir4
sssdlv via shs Iausstfc& hsfers sAs ksasrBcsn
ReeRses xna preasnts fhF aHly pAitosgpay u h
which resist TIE sSsepinR InsscA u Aboiitiop-
txAz. u IS psshpcxattc In tAe srps sezse Of Tie
tssTa-tke 8sfsE&sF % the FeSpfs's kighss, bot Il
Ia iha api slasg 20 nj party aAscsneEy ~ tc& cry
II IL ASt ,@nay t@s PEAc&k h@A t. shsws Asss, SD4
hsw saiys pa4as@k Psaas taa be sssainsd. AID
ghIansexssaA WAS Mas G~ssfznank Of wash
iaKtaa ressaes1 Y1s Rg tas Hgseg xenBe pssz thraH
ssa - Rseatt ixaiEzh ffsza AEne4icA
rae DAYS ooE ia sssw she snls weekly political
pager In Msw Tgsk efsy sza&s sa seciMsIpeiy igr
ceustxy ctsxnixst0a. Aaa Tee othexs are Fehaahed
fFun he ssismz VI sezte ssy pateT. wE3cA readers
is szmast kmpassskas % siss 10 esmpists 2a gsasT
nd sHxnRs&sy 81 sAe Msws In NE SkAsx ease
Rsnseas assss ssnsc4sahg skssasa tsks ehEs IatS
cssfiderssisa4 psaser&ss. sasss nasal .sle 10 Is
thai sssusA papers ase aFcslstsR Ho8a TEE
pEaFS.E, o. Aheiisaaaism waEI never be pw& aAHH
- All w&e 9sszaTs te Tsfsts the sssm&hseks u
ksakitisaaaks, shbssd read TaK BAK-BosE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07
TlkRMa

TwaAss cet3As ems ssss ssA sas - sAs sss~
Il tsr Rp bf u zoe Club g,s.-+*sa.sssssssss&a ~ %
Aaitsoasa Ssplss @sch +ss+s 81 %
H.
Fns uams oi sas Posi- Oazsa, eaMasy, AAa State
hhaala In Dill eSs44s No RiatnEy @ven la wvsxy let
ter. 49, ~ ~ 8#Na 90
PsyKeat always IN advances, and ali papers will
ss stopped wksa shx ane "A sabscFspsiss paid far
expires.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

Axy k1sSfs1 ~ NA&@iAA ~ xtse4 aS4aFs AaklG
YEA<sSFtS@ ~ taslr eaakkss A. hass k&k@1 zR@czA
rai.e 70 gwavtds Cor sli kAsis wana&
~ Tha aishsss maksAss gEsos paid faE hides and
Fars- ~ tss.SS =
b BHs0O M,
0E1e pear 49, Rasaas Hsaaes Lower BSoa On y.
AFfh "a kas3 /. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

90 Alsa sssaa 49,. - ~ y 100
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
Nc Pnwar of . Free PrtEs.

..gva me bui me liberty oi Ihs Prssu," said sleri-
-, - ,As British House OF Commons in 1910. Give
" ma IN, the liberty Of the Pes aid vii give 10 tie
=, ,,;,i.,.r yepal House OF Psers-I vii give him
.. ,,,,pn, a, d serv!e House Of Commons vii give
. him he iul swing Of the patronage OF othce-I viii
q. ivs him the uhOls host Of ministerial hnuencs--
III rive bm all he power that place ean eSnteE upon
=. .;-, 20 buy up SUBMISSION and ovefAWe resistance
60 rat srmed with The hbery Of the Press, vii.
9Th uudlsusyad 20 meet him vii attack With
r,;ybtisr engine the mighty taSEe be has RAISED
9, IN shake down corruption from il height, Al q
=, -, f. b,reath the ruin OF the abuses il meant
.. o shelter"
T. "a conceded, &c believe, hat DssPotism and .
60, press cannot cO-t1ist IL tbs same country. The
fs Pses vi eber Overthrow TIE government or the
n,,.r-n,rt vii pu, down Tie Tree Press. We had
,svsr believed haJ 10 our cay, an IS euPs would be
nd, 10 pu. down The liberty Of The Press until We saw
4. Tbs at.eup. ssems " us aAalJ Cm.nous, because
.bs,s observed tbs every aslsuP. % es-ablsh dee
r,.,sm during chs csu.uy has btsa preceded
d, la suppression Of he freedom Of The Pres
rnz ia The uysnabls- ssd Inevitable pEeoursoE-the
4..t bt.s he eap--the Ia.'le Ct lie serpent bso
In d.adiy sssIlg Tue suppression Of the free pes
,,s ana ths es..b.stneut OF = dsspotsm. Charles \.
,,si il Dr. luniuar.y 10 bis atemp. al dssr OIism II
,.s, and l,lsd Llls P-hipps ia-ioAted his disPOsi
don 70 oysl,hsou the HOsrles Of bis country Oy At
s,ts upon the press, AID 40, TOO, failed. Louis M
80, suppg,sssd lhe fee pFess before he suppressed
i.s,y. L. 10 The psemoni.ory symptom always, and 1t
= ..,s gives warning ii the same thing, Toe picket
g,d mus. 'Ls surprised before she leegias army car
\, .l.rplter,d The psess must be slonced before 10
At, eau be s2rprissd. oar spgsehesaioas may Tot be
mat hat this IA Z aiga, aud mus, tcAlI1! one.
II tne p.,ss, Nj free, Is suca tremendous er. Inc
b hands OF thoss Who 1--we hbsr,y, that the 6r-t
.tsp Of evory aspr-nt Who seekI to overthrow the
,s,g iusi.u.o5s OF bis country is 20 dssrOy l5 free
,,om VIA. nus il be il the na2ds Of aue5 asp.rAat him
.lfy How loug wi. i. ie Eaea thors is 10 Tree pssss
~ giye the D.. p { warning Of each new enterprise
sv.pt liberty sld vixen there is onalzv5d prass TO
,,prsspt each sgcl elte prise inspired by the oieEt
p,trlo.su AID The most Gcnsuumae wisdom, before We
.,au have, no: .be present enlightened and patriotic
s,n,te b.. 3 veIal, se-seeking body il It's pscsS-
Hov long before tie present highly honorable body OF
Rsprs,,u.atv,s shall 10 substituted by . coIrup. and
ss,vus successor Hoo long before thu enormous
D.sr,lago shsa3y eI Dyed by lie Chief Magistrate shall
ia ls. loose 10 i,l swing to Pafoh.ss silence SD
aysravs rsss,alcs' HoE long vii l. no before Ab9s.y
t,sslf al 30 shaken from is foundations belCa;h tie
NAV of lbs ride elsa, and bury Ia iIs Tchs ali the
far frul,s q Jour ye.gs' s:rugsD!
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
TIE PoRER OF EMANCIPATION.
L. Eltor ,F fhs WIN.

10 Ire hGt!0F tl 'ts h"B
November 9, 1864.
You cay the Confederate Government. can't emane,-
nae without che cysssgt Of he State. Please tell me
bs1ee Tie rights derived, which your implication claims
for he safe 70 We s ooneeut 10 emancPate the slave
propsry Of aay OF lie c. usy If on reply thas the
right il 10 tho dominant ms lrty hau say II lhe Sta
void not thtreby 70 te TepEJ IN tie ohsr1e'er
Of lhsfe, PUBLIUs
Our correspondent. is in error in attrbutng to Us a.
opinoa wslea ne we're eIpOsieg ard reprehendng as
ABDUCTION from the language Of The President The
iaoa that N, Ccncelerate Gjvernmsnt could by any
prscss s1tinglish s!ayery IS her0sy enough it is al
Sc Mora ilsusrabe to leave il TO be Inferred, as the
President does that this may DO done without the con
ssnt ef ths Saas. Oar opinion ia that the Confederate
Government cannot teImi5sIe sllyery either with or
vthou, the consent Of the ates. Whether The ses
themselves have the power 10 abolish qoestiOn-
Certainly they have no such power Whi' they remain
members o. he Coufsd0rlcy would they, some OF
taen al least after Withdrawing without first an
Mailing their constitutions. A Safe might withdraw
s.om the Oo1iedsracy aud repeal lie constitution. l.
would then be U, der no OblgAi 10 olhers and
sro.ion as 70 itJsl; aud as snni,pandsns and
r,ign community, vOlld haV5 tie pOiea, if not the
moral right to Cr1ain such Institutions and make sueh
Esgu.ations concern uz property a. is pleased
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
Tbs Yankee Election.
Iy y

Our information is next to positive that Lincoln mas
ham rs-sIsced Tsu have dOHSssd from the HiS' mat
dis would DO the resulL and fewer Il viii rssrS' h
F,r ourselves We feel that the great cause Tor
mich vs are struggling has escaped real peril
Tbs pdcy Of sancihArOD, Of concession and O.
io,sry which MOOeLAn would have attempted va soma
thing more 70 be dreaded Than LnoOln's armies ana
D.yiss There 49, great spAIOn 70 P1rshsnd aAs'aen
poLey would deceive dsOEAl 10 and divide The s0ush,
win Lincoln thee i no fSAr CT tns our people VII
oop,ipue e stand a. one Vito him, it uni'so
South again ss divided North With hsCisbAn' ga'
10 bssu united North against divided s1uthi IN
hioh event all that &c have been striving TOR In shs
bloody four years struggle you'd have been iosH Su'
Lincoln Is 70 continue 70 b he master OF the IAnkSs1
and tbs spec.re Of reconluSSaOn VAniShSs forever.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11

q, A.. other hand, the Yankee pictstH on the nor h
-. Coook to-day, stated that New York, 'brs
n. . M ,our Delaware and New Jersey bad gone
for McClell n.
~How TO PRODUCE DIsMAY IN RICHMOND"
The Philadelphia Inquirer of the Ssh, among other
alectiOnsorirg paragraphs, says: "VOts to-day for
lincoln and johnson and the dsspots upon sh0okee
Hill will behold the handwriting upon the wall"
TIE BEAST sNUBBKD.
7, v.s currsnllV reported in New York on the 7th
that Beast Butler sent notification to Mayor sun'ner
that he General ButlsI would be happy to BEE him, "
hs earliest convenience at the OF the De-
msnt of the East and that the Mayor returned reply
Informing the General that he resided at such and such
number in IA street. and that any tu dassTh might
bRVs to transact with tho chief magistrate OF the city
could a. well be transac ed there as anywhere elSe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
In MkmoRIAM.

Ills now It has been peaceful Ion ha
bean invaded Toe, that called
tue s. Of soIleI bssVe. Wn,R fatnIS
sufrUuudsi every fr 1t 10 give tnen aid
,,neu Ar loss; they de far from
sAnge laLd and the rites b. perform
Is Indeed, heart ehdiag aha saJsc1 " no I've
10 Oer ID HoEzlrs- So.thy mber Was,
syry ole will testify, Killed On the lOsh Of May
t. near epotyv- v. IL. lie leaves IAteT, four
uv BROTHER unerabs host Of hienCs nOuIu
us hs gre Al loss but u Inn an eternal gain.
better soLIsr ODty d comm aud, nor devote
child could u IAN WILL PORTER, she Oide
soa Of Peter ~ Porte. EQ, If POwHAtHn. Had he lved
ghI h-TJ and Wi h In A.r 1eAIs nigh.
wnhe tut he wers Crown Of aud ,bss Of
iu tally. though fathers tear sistere WAL
upon sacred yet the deEs Of heaven viii h
grave AID be sung above LIS eess
10 dyns GEANy e' word OF SHOW Tor
"A. Ioy joining vi an els In AnJag hymns Goo
on wi Lin bAck, bu; rather IeJoys, " the
hep vi God, meet N Ia Heaven USE ANIL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
The MS

TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN THE UNITED srAIEA
A gentleman Wlo veat 10 the Yankee lines, oslo"
Richmond, yesterday, u8isr 6,g Of truce TO ACCOM-
pAay sdy going to ts EOe.b GolversajlSith the Yam
Lse officers N charge Of the Gag OF tho other sid and
was insO.usl b. thsm tia; ell the States, "a !Gr %
hsudHOu, rad voted fos LincsiE, except New jersey
and kitslCri.
AL o. TIE NeE Elgsni satss had gwen Urge IA
ieafsa fer L.neOlu. Els Es oFy in Naise and Vermont
Was abou' $1,000.
New York esJ save KSClsllB IS 600 majority. Lin
oolus a 1rity in the State Is about 1000 (rtis 8
very elOse)
LineOln's majority IN Boston 5000
Baltimore 4 reported to have given LInSoln about
1900 majority ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
PRasoHAL.i.
70 Mr. FRInps (:
PROCLAMATION
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIJ WORSHIP.

Ih meet s the people Ohs Confederate states shoud,
on Vine 70 tine Wedge their dependence 90
Aahty God 70 render dsvout thanks for HIS manifold ks
ngs worship His Holy 70 bend In prayer a his foot
STOOL scesp With revsreni Submission, the Christening
Hh An.wiss and Al-mnoifu Proyidsnce
In temples and 10 neds unite vss.s In reccg
nIng With sdorng gratitude the nsnsfestsons Of His protect
ing care In The many gnL uctof with which have
been crowned In the uulnes With which land has
blessed, and In ths unirpaed and foruds with which
10 has inspired hearts and strengthened resist
-anss 70 Vie Ubiquitous designs Of our snsniss.
And Lei not forGst that, while ssIouiy voucssfng
H profession, ns have netsd and
sssnsat thai many bss, have fallen In
that many stAs stu held In srn prisons
dse Of cur country have been devastated with savage
dty the peaceful henss destroyed and hspsss woman And
children driven away dssution; and with nenoh ma
Lightly the Of ssrnle excited BIZ our
the oonnsn Of Asroeass from death u al
come aeAps
nov therefore, Jurx.soH DAVE President The Coincide
States Of America DO isas this my proclamation te.nz
apart "WEDNESDAY the sixteenth day Of November ssx o.
dag Dc specially devoted 70 the vorshp Of Almighty God and
and Ill the people ts,es
assemble the day Aforesaid In their respective pses OF
pablo worship there 70 unite prayer our Heavenly Father
that He bsstov His favor that he tbs
protection Of bh Almighty that He sancfy ehauss-
msnt 70 inprevsmsn that may away nom evil
paths end yak rhssousy In His sshg that He restore pe.cs
70 beloved oosuy, healing IL bleeding wounds and seeur
ing the continued sn,ynsnt right Of
and ndspsndsncs and graousy to On
while sseriss 70 hin the and glory dsvsrsne
Gvsa under hand snd The seal Of Confederate s,.s
[aAL u RskAoad, ~ IN dag Of October tbs year Of orr
Lerd, ons thousand aght handr cd and sixty.four
Ju7ERS0N DAvD,
~ the President:
JR.1ALn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
HoU.E OF REPRESENTATIVE

Cha Houss met At noOn-the SPEAKIR in the CHAIR.
P,a,sr ~ tbe Rev. Dr.. Duncan.
NJ STAPLES, Of VA resolution appointing spe-
- Committee Vt LLree 70 Are INTO lxpsSiency
H.Dn,yug 10 III, several S.AEes for Luoh modlfca.
- ~ ave action vii dGcTease The number Of Safe
rfi,eIs exempted.
ANDERSON, Of Ga.-BI to amend the laws re :
49, 10 tue receipt OF counterfeit treasury notes by
n1EI,e Ulcers. R1.srrId TO the Committee OF Ways
aud Means
ar LISTER. of GA resolution that the President
Communicate 10 the House the details of the operations
of the AH for the collection of the tex 10 kind, with
be amt unit of articles which have been lmpresse Or
purchased by the Government Ayr ed 10.
Also, the tms comprised in the general estimate Of
,bo Secretary OF War TOR the public defence.
Mr. MARSHALL of ky.-A bill relating to the pay,
=, Of the Clerk of the Confederate States District
Jonrt for the Eistern District of Virginia. Referred
70 the Committee on the Ju1iciaiy.
MFARROW, of s. o A resolution instructing the
Committee On Military Aff,iIs TO il qlre what Sdai
onaflsRlaton is necessary in reference to the gran
ng of farougbs by general officers, AID in future 10
preveut IN purchase Of furloughs Adopted.
MrkURRAY, OF Tenu.-A bll to prevent the i'm
propsF alIes. Of Ulcers.
Referred 10 the OommitLee on Military Affairs
Me- EOOTE If Tenn.-A IesolLt o =, that, while
p,oa ouug the war with al ugor Rud energy the Pre-
dent shouli be- empowered 10 Cfsr amnesty 10 suoh
ms and residents have heretofore 9Cea ho tile 10
The government but Who are noH wiling TO GENE iol-
ward and take upon themselves the Obligations Of good
aud thu citiE ms.
On bis motion, made the special order for Wednesday
nsKL.
message vas received from the President, enclos-
ing official reports Of military operations.
IL sierrei 20 the Committee on Military Affairs.
AT hal'-pass ~ O'clock the House took Up the spe-
oal order the resolutions OF ksssrs. CHAMBERS, Of
ase, FoorE AID SwASE, OF Tenn, bearing upon the
employment Of negroes in the Army Of the Confederate
atsE.
Mr.. CHAMBERS having the door, addressed the
House for over an hour 10 OToibe and earnest argu
meDt gsinst the policy OF employing the African be
solder.
Mr.. 6COUE took occasion, briefly, to pace record
his VI uA 1 condemnation If the proposition, which
be denounced monstrous.
Mr. FOOTE next obtained the aoor.
Ne. RUS ELL Of Va, rose TO privileged question,
and moved ths; the House go into secret session, to
coneiGer s report from the Judiciary COMMITTEE
C5rried.
Tie doors being OpanOd, the House adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
IN arMoRY OyJAMss W. KING.

Died At Pon. Lookout Msrylnd Cd the 8st OF August 1861
JAMES WYATT KING, only ORd Of Mary J. King, aged ~
years 10 months and IL days
by enemy at May Again have to record the
death Of faithful der Though he died fsI
from mother home nends captive In prison wSs,
upheld hs principle, Of right honor anu JUS
lice 10 his country and his native statei Virginia.
Though no rays light OF liberty peace TO chez
him in his dungeon CELL yet the mnserlng spirit OF God
there add We ust him. lie dutG ODE
dent son. kidd gentle companion, and beloved By all Who
anew him. May his mother wise dispense
ton Of Gods divine will and providence May he rest in
and We him In Heaven.
PRIRsD Cousin.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
SECOND SESUoE-sEooXD SoSsREEs.
SENATE.

SENATE
THuAsDAT, Nov 10, 1854.
Prayer By Rev T 'V Moore, Ct tns Presbyterian
church, .,-
from P D HospeT, President OF the Army Medical
Board OF the frAnG-hissisaipPi. Referred TO Commit
zee on Military Affairs. $40 49,
Ne sPARR0W, OF La, presented bill prescribing,
A. WAT measure that the prices a. essed for the army
by the commissioners Of Assesement shall Do me prices
bshed Tor all citizens Of the Confederate SEAset;
nd any person tho shall charge any prios beyond
suoh assessment shall DE suit 70 imprisonment and
me not exceeding %. 900.
Mr. SPARROW SAN me plan Of the BID was suggest
sd Nv Al smlnsnI jlrsE, bus that DO did not commit
nimself 20 It's support -
On motion OF Mr. SPARROW, Il was ordered that
,hsn The SsnGts aeVurn, De 10 meet on Monday next
Ca motion Of M OAPERloN, it was ordered thai
n mucn of The repOr Vt the Secretary OF War a. re-
lsss 20 the production ard supply OF IRON be referred
- q Sslect coGnittee Of hVs.
SsV.rA messages irom tie PreGdent we're presented,
HhGOnPon, o,,,
ere. session When The GOos were opened, the SsnAts
aciournsd-