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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

REvoCArIos OF A BRUTAL ORDER.-The
order of Gen. Wilde, sentencing Rev. Mr.. Wing
6sld, Of Portsmouth, Virginia, to sweep the
streets in the chain gang, has been revoked By
Ba!leT The following is the er5er rsvoking i /:
HgApQHARTERs 18TH ARaF CORPS. D
Departzasnt FlTginin and E0rsh Carolinai 2
Fortress acnros, March 7, 1884. ,
The remainder Os The sentence imposed by
Brig. len. Wide upon the Rev. Mr. WIzgHsld
ia RENTED. He VIII be sent to Capt. Cas8el'ss
Al Fortress Monroe, for custody. lis punish
raens Is remitted nos from respect tor his aes o.
because it is unjast, but because rs nature may
he supposed reflect upOn the Christian church,
vghich By bis connection with i has bee1 Al
ready too much disgrseed.
BY command o. Hsjm=Gsn. Batter
A 3. PgFFzR, Captain A. D. G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

OS To RICHMOND AGAIS.-The Washington
correspondent Of The n. Y WeyId, in bis specials
Of lie 18th inst, says S9cn sfeT the arrival Of
Ger. Grant at Washington, = council Of wsr
was held, At which Il vas determined, on the
sdvice Of the new lieutenant geDsEel, 70 make
the espsu7e Ct R clmOnd tie primary object of
s5s spring cs cs1psign. To effect this result, tbe
llEh and 12th corps will be brougn. f,om Chat
tauoOgs 70 reinforce tbs army Of The Potomac,
and also two corps from tue Mississippi river.
II IS believed that 81 AIRY Of 250, coo men may
be c2ncenhSted against Richmond at an early
day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

The highest msrket price, either in money
OF subscription, viii be paid for clean ee.ton
OF IiGsR rags, white OF eoIored, delivered IS the
AFPEAL eOunting-rocn, Atlantis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22
Reports 'of the Press Ass0eiati0H-

Entered according to act Of Congress in the year 1853
b. Js FHH1sHER, Ia shs CLERKS Office Of the Dis
tes Cszrt Of the CoHisdsrGts States far tbs horSa-
IN D ps.rlet d lteoreIa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

= The Federal House has unanimously
passed = bill increasing the pensions Of rsvOlu-
tonaTy survivors, who are twelve II number, to
e-s EaU5red dcla1s additional Fer snnuu, ssd
which is to cease a. their death.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

OFFICE SCUIHEES EFEEss COEFABFl
Augusta, Ca, = gary 20 1864
The sozthrru Express Company htreby not-hes tss
Esnta and rsr,tvyB 4 Sodleis u the AIRY Of orth
err Virginia ara s5svaere that hey are prepared @
,sr-v out srrErserasrts aan0Un1ed in he shove
card and fhaI thay EH 90 al in thelr power 20 iua-
t,srs-7f-.--snts JA8IES SHUTTER,
Genera >upsriutesdszt and Acting Pres dent scum
- Tv-r-s.s rousr,--v uh7 IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

EAveriIl Is preparing fer another raid into
tbs vEl,sy Of Virginia. t is &c be hoped be
vii Lct Be suffered to egcspe 60 easily sgain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

SLsrise Hz Ts,ls Of ils O1a Issgs Of C5ufsSeTets
Efsa6g Gss Disegzutsd for fis Nes Tise Of C0sfsds
rats 60Hr q tte RGfe q TsrCs D0Isrs n Old Issue
F1r Ia u05ars ~ Nes IssEs fr0r IS 70 500.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

x On Wednesday, the Oh inst, CHS thou-
sand Confederate prisoners from Camp ChsFe,
Ohio, passed through Philadelphia, en- rou:s for
FJTs Delaware.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22
EOR SAEE,

-r-ouR Or ave tboussuG Ia. oi SHAf TING sno
Il PIiLJIE5 IN gooa crdeT--a Circular saH n ne ne
--onais,ou for use sld one AfsstuFedi aso pan q
- SiI stoueg uith spindle and spPurtenEaess--aL
- biob nav b seen 81 my zil, nine miles west o.
A.slsySs''' e. - 1A'-S- I.E. GARLIEaToN,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

n A lsttar vas received in lhis city yestsr-
day from Gen. JET Thompson. Hs is Eov At
Fort D5la#aTs ard IN good health.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

E A paper called the New York Regime has
been established at Norfolk, Va, Ewill be .he
cficiaI journal Of that department.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

TIE VoTE.-Ths habess corpus resolutions
Of BIr Stephens passed the Senate By q laajeT-
ily Of eight suj the Il 1uss By FIVE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

~ The clE al statement Of the debt Of the
Uni.ed States Government, on the 1st Of March,
presents an aggregate Of liabilities at that tiue
Of 81, ,5I3 29l O42 35i an increase on tie PIE
eediug twenty six days Of S44 O98s993 oftbe
whole do5g, S527 JOG 269 is set dOan for tse
.-...,,-,, v,of.z IN o-rerIatio-,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

Il We learn that snow fell At Dalton, on
Sunday, to the depth of two CT three inches
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22
Glasses LslIer Of DeelinasfsE.
WAsuFveTO.z Mareh 2 IGe


My DEAR SIR; n reply 70 friendly lsttsr
from ycu, I wrote you briefly, not long ago,
about the wishes expressed By many that ny
nane might be fsgoTabiy regarded By the people
in their nsxt choice Of President, and closed
By saying that, should cur frieRds II Oaie mani
Test pTsfsrsaes for another shOald accept thar
decision with the ready RcgEieseanee due from
enc who has been already trusted and honored
By them seyond merit or expectation The re-
cent action Of the Uaien members Of eur Lsgis-
latu-e indicates such a preferences. i becomes
my duty, theTefOTe-snd / count il mere pRiTi-
lage than duty--ts ask TIA. no further eonsid-
Grafton be given to my Ugme. Is was never
more Important than now shat all cur efforts
and al our energies should be devoted to the
suppression Of the rebellion and the restoration
Of order and prosperity in solid and sure
foundations of Unien, freedom, and inpar-
tial justice and I sarRestly uTgs al With
whom my councils nay have weight 30 allow
nothing to divide them while this great work,
in comparison with which persons and even
parties are nothing, remains unaceomplishsd.
Cordially, your friend,
8. P. CHASE
To q Ffar ssnsts Chamber. Columbus.
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PUBLISHED
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ana, t-tissnsntE VII be shsrEsa three dollars Per
tozsrs ( the frus Inssrtio1-snd two doIzrI sHs
kslI tor escs Ezbssqssnt Insertion.
Loss uossss vi be ssz-gsd Al sss sEsS q Efs7 sss
pr zee
Obituary notices asd all Other sIFo,es rot of gez,
era pubiis interest essrFud g. other sdrerissmslS
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Dr. IaHN z. JOHNsON

EXTRA FINE FLOUR.
THE
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

To J. C. Hal, Senate Chamber, Columbus.
Ohio.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22
Tares On TEesms and Pref.s.

l. There are, In addition 20 the taxes OF I55Ji
A tax Of ton per cent Is levied upon alnost every
species Of profits made BY buying and ssug between
July LIST, 1863 and July lst 1865 viz: Upon the profits
made liquors, agricultural products cattle living
stock manufactures merchandise IA gold exchange,
COIN stoeks bands notes credits, and on any prep
erty or effects, (sweepfng words
Arc profits on cotton and tobacco included We
think rot thegs Items being taxed property By
zion l.
Ga the excess Of profits over twenty-five Per cent.
by any joint stock company, bank, rsi road factory
ETC. during the year 1853 tax il levied Of twenty Ave
per cent
These two taxes are payable now.
Ike tax Wiih number is levied upon Joint stock
companies tor 1854, payable July LIST, 1864
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

/. For each head Of family. 5000 for each miner
cand sl0o more and for each son in the army died
in the service, $500 more.
. For each soldiers widow or family OF minors,
eEO00
g. For each soldier In service disabled 81 Oe0 pro.
vidsd bis property ot including furnituFsl Is leas than
81 O0O
Provision is made for deduction from value Of pIop
erty injured by the snemy, Of refugees.
s. Confederate bonds held for minors lunatlcs
exempt II the interest is isss than 81 coo.
Such are he proFisons OF the tax ect We come
nexf 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22

The general effect of this law Is to compel funding
or submission to heavy taxation
The holder Of currency may be eithsr su Individual
bank or STATE Section - refers 20 ths duties and
privileges OF State holding saErsney section 10 20
thcse Of a bank
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03

vorld Is at hand All Europe is arming, and, as also
the North, is undermined with the elements OF oco'o'
The Presidential and military campaigns start together
and the great stakes with all thu "spOs to the victor
DEFEND upon the success or failure Of the war. The
ultimately Of Mr.. Seward may at any moment be
reached at a single bOund.
Nan is the same in eli ages. Revolutions too, always
reproduce the same phases and crises They oen reach
the brink, yet do not tOpple over the preeipice-
Let us not despond them in this moment OF doubt
and gloom Let US be firm, determined and united for
revolutions only terminate in utter upturnng on enc
side or the other.
They want time" Time is our ally. Time has
given us armies and drilled them veterans and trained
Generals to command them. Time has given US foun>-
dries and machine shops and powder mills and manu-
factories and placed nearly independent Of the world
in supplying ourselves with every munition, starting in
these things at Zero Time has given US vessels already
the tsrros of the sea- and Notifications as mpregnabe
as Gibraltar Time should give US confidence SIS it is
already shaking theirs They calculate largely on South
ern irresoution lhd Impotence Let US deceive them
in this as in other antcpntons CT uF, aud as surely as
night follows the day, they will succumb first at no dis
tAnt day. if we but resolutely hold on as we are and
where we are.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03
Men and Tina.

In recent address in Philadelphia, General Meade is
reported 10 the course of his remarks to have stated
in reference to the termination OF the war that sit is
only question Of men and time" 81 want you all back
asan to assist u.s. said he the convalescen folders
and Loyal League" "and want as many as you
get to accompany you" Two millions of men have al
ready been hurled upon the devoted South. Sixty ard
ninety days promises for crushing out the rebellion"
have been repeatedly made and forfeited Successive
armies and com landers set log out with buoyancy and
confdeuoe, and arpreaty under the most encouraging
aa.pc,s have excessively aed of their Wanted vicC
RES "The nation" writes Mr.. Seward to Minister
Adams in September last " after Two years of expert
nee Of war; has overcome the sense Of fear, while
3 temper is highly ex-i ed" Yet he adds, there
limits to its ultimate ability :" it wants. in the language
Of General Aeade, men and time aud with the former
he promises as soon as the weather Nill permit go
at oar old work. F"
Another million OF men is called for. Where are they
to came from? The last call for 800 900 realized
$4,000 Wa. amount of population, at that rate, will
be able to furnish their dem1nd for men Can the
North furnish them? Can they calculate on them from
Catholic Ireland in the teeth Of the POpes declaration
of sympathy for the COnfsdsracy in this uahoy war;
Will England allow wholesale foreign enlsiments at
time when all Europe is arming for war; however kna-
Wish ard trucking Lord Russell may be in his dealings
with Seward?
They call for time" II have no pledges or promises
to make" said General Meade "I will, with my com
rAde do the best that isn power for the suppress
on Of this rebellion" How tame, how indehnt, have
become the boasngs of Yankee Generals to what they
used TO be- slime" Events in revolutions ride on
Wigs of lightning. The cotton famine throughout q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03
P0UsE OF DELEGATES.

Prayer bv Rev NJ Pe:dgrew.
Mr. ANDERSON reported bill authorizing the Gov
er.os to apo agent to ascertain tie number Of
troop; furnished by the Safe of Virginia. and all those
who have been Led, or who have dled from dease.-
Ordered TO it sec9nd reading.
Toe committee to whom WAS referred the case Of
Mssss Boyd and others asked leave to send fer persons
and papers. Granted.
Mr. JAMES called up the j,nt resolution Of the SEN
re- demonstrating against the ensicn OF the Law CT
conscrip;ion, which gave rise to much debate
Pending the discussion, the Houss adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03
VISIT OF A BRITISH OFFICER TO FORT SUMTER

VISIT OF A BRITISH OFFICER TO FORT SUMTER
The London Times publishes extract from lie ter
of British officer at Charleston, dstsd the 10th OF No
venber, ts fellows:
IL went yesterday evening (the l5b to Fort Sumter.
1t was mes interesting expedition The Pedsrals use
a most powerful calcium light at Battery Gregg, with
which they illuminate Sumter to such degree that it is
impoSo for steamers TO go up to the wharf at night
they used to do, and We bad to land in row boats
They we're shell ipg very rapidly, and it became most
exciting when we nea ed the fort, especially when
came into the glare Of the calc light ard they could
see u.s. No accident befe u.s. however, as ae vent ID,
and once ins dc the place, aud Ia the bomb.proos,
perfectly saie. Toe bolb proofs are lofty aud
20 cious and well vent Ltd. The last b0mbasdment
ha, not Injured them in ths sgh est degr e indeed,
ia Gre il anything really stronger than before from
the amount of the debris knocked down upon Them
Mjo Elliott, the eommandant vas nd enough to take
ms into the AID on to t1e rapet TO chow
the effects Of ths bomb rdment, courtesy by the by,
which consider ng the lively way in which ehells
flying alb ut as, was indicative Of very genuina polite
ness.
"We had not been half minated the ar q when one
Of the lookou got his jaw broken with o bit Of SHE'LL
and We hardly got back when another poor fellow
brought in wtl two-tsigds Of his head Knocked OFF
Under the circums arces, did not stay long; SILL
had time enough % take good LOOK arouad and all
wished The place is undoubtedly very much niur> d;
indeed 1t is hardly pJsioe 10 do the walls any further
damage The rons is almost entirely knocked into
the sea- and you walk W from the to the
TOP OF the walls which oncc faoei the sea The wall
which they battered so in August is new tie best one
left it retains pretty well It's erigiaA height
"It is the part Of the building which originally con
tanned off ,erS quarters apd mals pretty solid,
between April and August, by filing up every vacuum
with sand The de ,oEards The cisy has Also coapar
atvey, salf red little. The uil.ies in the fort
l5om heavy, and arise from the exposing them
selves carelessly. Toe senlnels, moss OF whom have
to be .sted a. night, have mostly saeler into which
tney can Dodge when taeJ a shell conf lg. Ga
return from the fort again lied with all kinds
of missiles with grape this tins, and of
boatuen got hit in the hand an another in the back
th ugh very Sill hly"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03

In s eou y Bedford the sob Of ysnusTy IN 'hS
~ 80 M ErFA MUNFORD, wife Of 90 onsl Ihos'
= MSaoTd and daughter Of George fayios q Of The e0a
~ Of Roanoke T., ,,...,,,,, cheerful
Lovely Ia person aud character sweet IA dspolona
IN mir Christ henri and iriend 90 NE neeuyi
timely death viii bring grief and mourning 70 AlsS
relatives fiends; but memry va cAng WIN ~ a Al
virtues derive consolation nom ths toaSn, 49,, ao,er
reSt In better world. Weep ret for me lu h, -,~er
, " ish seena In have Withersd VII revive 40 cans
nass IN paredtle
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03
FIGHr WIN HE SWAMI DRAGoNsD--THE "DRAeoss'
WnpPkp The Rocking BAN va Register says:

ave learn from participant. 10 the eng cement thst
portion Of TIE Swamp Dragons in Pendleton county,
het ded by Captain Harper. had fight with sma !
Coined rate force, led by Stewart Band, Thursihy
morning Cf lass week, near SIMON Hsrmsn'-, on the
North Fork, in Pends'on county, ia which fgh; the
Swamps were whipped aud compelled to relreas The
Confedera,es numbered but 10 mel, whilst there
SO Dagons" il two tachments. Tne " .amps"
we're aublshed, and did no. knoS how many CoDfede-
rates there wers. The attack mldsb the Coincide
rates for the purpose of releasing prisoner Mr. Har-
per, who had been taken by the D,agons" Toe Con-
iedrrates had one min-Wilson Summeif ld-killed,
and Stewart Band and Henry Bcnnett captured Bland
and Bennett were both vouadel bef5re they cap
tured The rs samps" hal three men, Joshua Har-
man. Wilson Wetfall ard Jol Hartman, (a desetters
from Imboden's command Killed. ald seven wounded,
some Of Them seriously.
TIE capu.e of Sewa-t Bland will be generally re-
GREETED in Psndetoa coun J, a. he is known to be a
m ,st ga lans aud fearless soldier
o. the next day cob S,ymo1 was wounded BY the
s'Swanp Dragons" on his wsy after horse."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03

are determined that the church shah not again be re-
.Tbe (,overnment have sterpsd in and ordered the
ruins to be taken down and carted eff and wi purchase
the ground and cree monument the mem9Ey Of lne
Jes6 The Mace 4 to be enclosed With substantial
iron fence, and the remainder Of ths ground laid out
In hoHtr garden.n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03
sNERAL oEDERA
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL Orders,
l. Paragraphs 1873. 4O ils Ilsa, Army Regulations, are
n h sd men, dstsd Tor duty account o. physical dis
ability la he city Of Richmond allowed one dlar aud tEea-
~ c-uts per diem Communication OF rauons-
III Communication rAions Of A enlisted men entitled here
q by TIE regulations the War Department whether on de-
tahei detailed service stationed 10 ne cay with no
rtuny messing, Of the nCncmmilsioned and reg
mental ad they have opportunity mesangi or OF sol
farough stationed whre aons cannot be saed 10
knd or placed temporarily private hospital on the advice Of
senior che detachment or % ordnance ser
Eeanta OF ser ho has ary PAID Tor his sub
ssnr chaplain, Is hNed A. enc dollar dem . date
ron the lsi Jaluary, ls6i
~ ENLISTED msn Eho have been may become permanently
disAolsd or hold the csrdeae medieval examining
and Eho have not been discharged the
Vice nav have ra, committed dollar acd twenty
per diem, whether tley are In hospital private quar-
tofs % urlolsh
da and am0ugt sha purpose Communication Is cl aimed and
lmgracRbe 70 take RAJ ons In kind which tAcs
mnst be eeruded the commissioned Jmcer under whose
Orders he solder the time The rauons became due
Vi Oonmuta0n o. raOns To the case Of pAruled uneN
ehaagel prisoners fough, who have ast been received
fron FEDERAL lines vii be allowed 40 dollar per de 70
date nom the lst January, ls64.
following paragraph viii be fuofiuted TT enc thou
sand hundred and s-yen (llllD Army Regulations:
spilal viii returns By the meital omcer
for ca poyl5ns only actually aired Tor me sick and
wounded The commu5ed value % ruous ff the SICK ADD
wounded viii b. liar aud twenty-five cents The ration
for h1spa VIII that issued 70 soldiers 10 the Geld
n greater required OF any particular src Is not
issued 70 troops In the aed special requ sous must be made
VIII Hospital attendants cannot ra5ns from the sub
znce department viii have their raons COMMITTED az one
dollar and twenty ave cents diem.
By order.
(sgnsd COOPER
hgO-lT Adt and lnsp'r Gsn'l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03

NTOTICg-Mr. SAMUEL NJ. WILLIAMSON sno
Tuo,,s Porrs are this day admitted % an en- ~ &
hlsoeIs dsiing non 4nuary ], ls5i fas s,sSS i 20
dust under ne h5@ , ~ 800 A. Y. stokes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03

Col Cyrus A Sugg, of the ooh Tennessee Regi-
meat died az Marietta Ga, on the 18th January, from
the effec. o. a wound received at Missionary Ridge
Hon r A. Harris, menb .r Of the Mississippi Legis-
la.ufe, was killed in an ARRAY recently.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS
THIRD sESaoy or FIRST CONGRESS-
SENATE.


TUESDAY,, Feb. I'd, 1864.
Prayer by the Rev. John O. heCabe Of tie Ep SOC pal
Church.
The PRESIDENT pro TEN laid before the sena
series Of resolutions adopted by Company b 20h Bat
talon Georgia Artillery, eenlisirg for the yar &c.-
Referred to the Committee on litary Affair.
MILITARY AFYAIEs.
Mr.. SPARROW, from the COMMITTEES on Military
Az rs reported back With the recommendation tina. IL
pass the bill 10 provide for the organic iion of b.
reau Of Pslytechnics for the examination and apllca
ton of warks Inventions. The bill was placed The
calendar.
was discharged from the further consideration Of bill
to provide for the additional remuneration Of the officers
aud priyaes serving in the armies OF the Confederate
Ststef and Of bill TO punish absence from the amy.
A,o Of a memorial OF Alfred 7. Mann and others, OF
the NJ E. Church of GEORGIA. ask ng tor the sale OF ra-
tons aad forage, at Government prices to missionaries
with the army.
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS
TIE House joint resolutions Of thanks to Captain Cd
lum aud Lieutenant Dowling, and the men uBder their
command for distinguished services Of Sabine Pass we're
taken up and unanimously agreed to.
Also, the House JOINT resolution OF thanks to Gen.
BeauIegard, and the officers and men OF his command
Tor the heroic defence Of Oharleston.
THE ESGISKER CORPS.
Mr.. WIGFALL introduced bill to amerd the act 10
org Ioize engineer troops TO during the The
bill was referred the Committee of Military Aflrs
IL provides thai said troops may be selected from each
division OF infantry in service, Rom every twelve
regiments when not fo.med into divisions" that the
gneer lanes "may be formed recruited in part
from ,nscrpts and go,uat er'," etc., etc.
Mr.. WIGFALL also introduced bill to amend the
regulating the increase and rank of the corps Of
Engineers, wacl ref rred 10 the committee.
Ga motion o! Mr.. SEAMES, the Senate resolved into
secret legislative session
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
The House met a. IL O'Clock, A. N. Prayer by Rev.
DR. Duncan.
Mr. Chiffon moved TO take up for consideration the
bill reported from the Committee Post Offices and
Post Roads, few days sccs, for the establishment; Of
certsin pest routes therein named The bill was taken
from the tibl ordered to third reading and passed.
Mr. CL0PT0N, from the Committee on Clans, report
back fiyorab.y the bill for the relief Of Wellington
Goddn. The bill authorizes the m king of such con-
tract for the rent OF i'd building as the parties may
agree upon.
Ca modon of Mr. CLoPT0N, the bill was taken up
Tor cons deraioR, when
Mr. SWAMI, OF Tenn, moved ttat the House go into
secret session the special order, which agreed to-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03
MARRIED.

o, r.,,s-, nv The Kew J. n. Arno'd 81 NE res asnee
e,fber in he ceuoty Of Southampton NJ hVbe ri
psrTfow 10 Mss MARY ALICE BUTTS on daughter ei
TT.nrv u.