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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07

pr0riH;one of tho. act Of ;shieu th:o in sn
amendment, rhsli not exceed ons dollar 9'
new issue for three dollss OF the cid, Fhich
NAV have beeh paid into the Treasury unoer
the nrorjsops of the act: Provided, Ihat tnis
limitation shall not DO construed II reatFic'
the authority of the Secretary to issue new
notes in exchange for old notes, held by lna'-
v;duals, ut the rate of two dollars OF The new
for three OF the old issue, al provided In the
said act Provided, further That the atcfe-
tary Of the Treasury is hereby dreclat, on
the lst day Of January, 1860, o. rs Dooi,
thereafter Us practicable, to reduce the amount
of Treasury notes in circulation to two hum
drel million dollars: and when the circu!a-
ton of said notcs shall be thus reduced, the
faith of the Government is hereby pledged
that the same shall not be increased.
Mfr. LYON, Of Alabama, Chairman Of tha Gem
mittee on Ways and Means said the bill MSS
worthless as il now STOOD and ho moved TO lay II
| on the table, which was agreed TO-
A motion was made to reconsider which pre-
vailed--yeas 10, nays ~
| Tho question again recurring OIL tho motion 10
,.y On the table, it was lORt--ycts No. nay 10.
| MIR. AYRI, of s c., mcyel 10 Ieconnht I'll, bill
and amendments to the Committee ON Finance,
| and called the question.
Mr.. GuaIEi, asked thGt he might he allowed ia
explain the object of ths bill ~ 1t nos a!ood, bnt
objection WIS male.
The motion of Mr.. AVER WAS lost. =
The remaining portion Of the bill prividtcns i6r
the issuing, by the Secretary Of ihe Treasury, 70
! any State which may desire the same, oneilai' Of
such amount as he said State is entitled 10 CHIN
in Treasury notes Of tho new Issue tld iia
other half in OK per cent bonds, or ~ Ee EPSON
Of the State in coupon bonds, payable 10 s@eSni5
yearg with interest Mt the r:to of !onr per eei.f.
Der anlum, payable half ycary, sid ieur psi
cent. bonds not TO bs taxable, either uPoa rticl'
pal Or interest. :. -, .,,,,.
SELL. of VirciniA Insisted upon tta passage I'll
this re-, as the Confederate Government WIS Il.
ready in debt to their respective S.stes' ana n
tbjs bill were not passed it would neccSsta'o the
calling together Of the State Legislatures. 10 levy
heavy tax for the payment Of S,att liabilities,
Mr.. CHAMBERS. Of Mississippi, opposed The
bill IS it now stood ard the proposition 10 I"'
States OH better footing than ihd'rdnS's,
Pending the consideration OF 'e ili';ho House
| took & recess ill j. III.
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s;.,,c;,p, James II. rhack..on.

.DiED; o.;i.e 2h May, lsGi. in charge On . raidnt
party Of the en-ny, IA the Brook Turnpike, Rich
mond, Selr.at JAMES Il. THACKSruN. u Company c
.i.h Battalion virginia Infantry This brave soldier Sht
hes Just laid hs HE sacrifice upon the altar Of hi
country, among the first Prince Edward county, Va
10 volunteer wien the commented From Rich Noun
t, To- Ne IrJpI rurnpikee has answered to tht
clil uf the muscrroll. The Confed.racy never had
batter soldier. At las. he has fallen victim 10 the crur
!nvad Though MI humble Srrgeant-not great In The
world accrIdIon his deserves the mention Vi
hot,or and hI coningt calls forth the tribute Of aIIira
rl, In letter from th,. commanding officer Of bis
pay pirrn's al the Decreased, occur thes" words
!ir r";=d bIyaly aud nUh In the battle before lac
~ peak In behalf p the officer and mrn OF Sergeant
Ihark,,oI company, tia. at deeply mourn with you
his loss" This Is gratifying IL so1thcs bu. does not
sr.a.r the deep seated Of his afflicted famly. Tha
liz died hrnv.y battling against the foul Invaders OF his
cUuutry Is I" them indeed source OF sincere rejoicing
and they w In alter times, point With iut pride 10 thcii
"hc.o 10 the strife" hut the Great Comforter alone can
heal the wounded hearts OF father and mother listers
brothers laurccroSned brave aud loved brother far
well
"Eollirr, brother, res from thy d les here.
The drums heat shall reach thine ear.
y" more the order, charge, brave boys, he given
The battle is o'er--.hy bsousc IL |! ayeu."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07

Ma;oC CT rritteaien, 18th Virgins rsS'
'aent, severely wotindod, ball through inc
breast. We ere gratifed to learn that MAJ
C.'s wonnd, though serious. IS not mortal.
lie il a most accomplished officer and gentle
man.
Capt Charles 7 Linthicum, A A 6, Hun
tons brigade, killed Ly ball through the
heart. Capt l.. Was one of the best and pur-
est Of men, ind |. most valuable officer.
i.icut Jones, \ ID c to General Uunton,
wounded by q ball, which tore away Il portion
of the front of the tibia. Not serious.
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r COX TO YOCR INTEREST,"

Er ;t,ry rori RS will send TO any address 10 tie Con
f.arrscy RECEIPT TO make liquid 20 mix hal! ani hal
sh prua o. c0,oz seed Or lard oil, which makes ol
.aust 10 lhs bsut sperm fos quick motion
hs, been created BY otheoiti. Can bs raaeia snt,
1iatss, ant he ready hours made .
about twsntY hasr.fof 90 gallons
It is the very article rsrosd machine Snops, cotton
paper iils. The mgr rden be h< In any dsus
store Address T.. & BAILEY,
nv 21-53rx Pofestvilie N. o.
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WIiIfain J. Lock.

Killed in, battle Ashland, June /, lS6i WI. 3
ELOCKi OF company b. Twelfth Yifgnia Cavalry. soa Or
Tbom y Locs, Esq, OF Jefferson county, v;rginir.
Thus has added another gallant spirit ;hst noble
army Of nayiyrwlo have dedicated their lives the
csed rams.. o.: Souts eru Independents.
Entering The service nyoiunie.r carly In the war
when In seventeen years of age hi hraY yrngsni Ter
, soon wen Icy his conspicuous DARN the hc!d .n
u, In c"mp the gard Of his comrades and
cupriritrr ~ is commanders Ever faithful and fear
10y IL; tlT discharge OF his dnrs he WIS good lie
VIZ. brave AMI when hc fell, iYht -roht OF his
pAny with the sauis Of victory ringing Ia lis ears Isih
cuIu. .bIin Doubtless welcome MESSENGER, calling
IA To Ills rr.art ia another. hut better wort ''wh
the wicked IrDui troubling and the weary are al
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Medical rlrcctor's Ofice,l
RICHMOND, Va, lane 9Th, leti.
saa-THERE- ALE MANY WOUNDED

soldiers In ths Richmond h=sSIt.s who csnnnt DC luz
Laughed account Of r htmss being In h- hands 81
the Tney do require urxrai atisnii~n AID
v III, in l few weeks, b. hs 10: ru;y again.
l. Il soas Of th, hosptabe Yirgintns. living near The
Can :. alI ssiuAis will temporarily en:er-
cain iit III tary, enjoy, fni lo:g So
All Win ,;esr Lake th=m should sddrts, me al :cis
ca. Director. OF Hus ls. IL Virginia. Riehmond stating
Uu sir=y w!sh sent, gIi: lie hearst pesothce
,nd raii.chl or cana stat en- 10 tEe'r :ssiaenc.
Ill
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Sr.:'s Of l;.. G1IIEiih
Of.
NIRt.iNIa:-A:aIs.rrsAr cene: .: Ai1eal., hrIl

kyIRt.iNIi a. 'i:prCuir c"nr: q; Appeals h"l!
A. til STAT. .:uu iru.e, III IL; ~, u i..lh"nI
on Tues ay, April "G,f, I>Gi
In accOI dame. ui; The provisions u III" a. o. The
General Assembly, passed On the E.th IN, M"r',
ls6i unci.iag alL .uIc;;n. Il. ~; nuL"I!E az 'he
court ~ Appeal :" hold Is "ssonS ~ other places Than
I.wisurp passed March .lst l>6 IL Is nrdJ ;!a: he
next summer session OF the Supreme Court O.: Appeals
shall lbe held Cuyncrs Springs, III he count % 6"i
our: n-ar D;,s.rL Depot thc vi gnih aad lciInrs
Gee Railroad curuIr.Ic M ursiaY, III. l?t' day q;
July, o..i, url that copy OF Ills "fCci i'' pG''.t
oncr week for six weeks, gu,cssi""l Il rf"h 90; tie
following newspapers, PRINTED in tir "!'y ~ !., u:
yIz: The " hig, the Sra,.nci The i>nmur!, !"" p!a
pH:ch sud the tnIUir
Cppy-Trs;s:
nut2J layiy 81 T. SrA.g
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DIED.

D,pp al liz tt,le &c, Church I, tn H'n. JAZZ T..
Roahf, VI Chad Cay eou'iy Va IN The % y0"' %
hii ,r ,..,,,. ,
rs l.a,sai will t,ke place to.monow, lWeIhe."ayI
Z; ~ 8'clrrE T. M his ~ rc'idcacc
N 80! .;!.g. nd hicGts are requested TO itten'
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GI.zWTzTE z: Us
st~i,.: t'a.tpSnsi %'"''l ;s":,: -, So


st~..: ,'a,tp@u"6 ;i"'i is~:,; Sc.
igPNaCyiyE ~. - 81.
81
q per Geut-i.ers Dntts r;aa.T 49,, :.
On TUESDAY, Juue 2is:. ~ 70 u ~ 5.f- o..
rel Kill ,.!i ut raSltc auction, Ia Ia"
- y, ~" colri 'otse.
- EVE MlLLIoN or pl-5ey
Of sis,ryr cen; Bonds 0: The ucai~,'..
der tie az, OF frbruniy litd, 1861.
These han,.s oneri!st largest ,,U"' ''E-..f'-
they hsvc 2knIy Years . ran, ,f .t,s
cent. per annuin, payable ha!f j-ss,'. -a.- !,
:, ,,laiye OF uip!.gL ..nl :I:.t'- .. t..'t - a."
eipal and Interest arr JrtS '.." ..'-,saa1 .5i.,-s
are oriie " Law eln1i ;" 80 .i7 4
du;lf on imports, wich AZ .a'sn h. 90 ar
coiI,, s.erIink eashau.c. =. ''.t cr'1--. % ...
:. C6SpIIio:;5 uF SALE i'S s-.e-'. '.....r
suit purchasers.
: Ten per cent. on the .rlUEi.t - Ya-.Eras
rositrd with the Assistant Tgea93i u:' - .aF
be forfeited II the terms are rat :arpi.s :H'
anvc DC paid At The Treasury "'t...a i-.' Iar. &.
,nrr.ts must be made III me TfHaG.:rJ - 90. -.
sue, or Of the oil ISSUES, 81 tn i-E"H'r '.-n
lIui;ar-d Dollars, rated NJ two Nd: = So
uiaeG OH the face.
c. q. MEMMlNGER. Secr|''rg - re i-.,
I-I--Lts
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Ssrs't :. e.. Blukey.

Killed in Il skrnish MrclIauicsvilIr Jim 80, Ser
gent Sii TIL GAIHPs BLAKEY, company f. I,h Virginia
regiment k-Iuper. brigade
ills remains Inferred In Hollywood Cemetery June
9Th from the trslrnce Of w. =. ElHkey.
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rSY vIiG GOV a6f.of,.:s.: s.t.is u { J! /.

Nv THE C:Ogk&f.DR--il: 3 "a * :. !.
u ..,,,.;z- i 2i&Y9;;i.AsiA lfe4s
WHsrssE IN fSS ST rs .OiIy:i Z. s &.
{, :rSnts. hss ssra,reYr,sS lh-E.si= 2 al.F.s.
.hsi RIA Ia. y2eeFf iIsng ' aGi 'ni'T' "a: :e''
s:tne been qq;tta o:bELSi ~ III a9aea u th-.'I
Wyatt. la - eh%' u ~ 'c''.''y -'' u S''.s
cob rs: ~.cS i; i:o S"up. ii, r't." nay ~ :" ''!r
chau.oi tn gri =, l. GIiGi,H fNiE. avETgtr "l
tbs C0a,n,a u-a'ts ~ Sir. ..s do ''f - -
rs ICES ,,r,s -, ,,;c .,sy rs.r: ~ j.- y .s"
a.irs ." iuiia III -&1- . :a.i 8. .. ..a' 80 II
IA hh cc.sT.. miti' 4sa.s,S wv ,r'.srI ~ ht.;~'
~ G.yea n.dct ~. Ia Il p, 81. ,-'T'- ii1-
L.s the ~ 81 u IT, C"rm ~ :" e. 't'r''. '"h
t~-} l.ea,:. % ai'S, -f; 'i'!' ''' 80!
jr.- OF ~, Comm u" ea.:a. EA. SA..'h
i.Y t.e .;,...E:ur:
. GE.u. ". .tU".aip,
Sr.:'s 81 I,.' GGI!:Ii n
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Private VIM. III. HOLIDAY,

| KILLED June 3D. s6i, al GaInss' Farm, IN an en-
psysmrnt rl.h the enemy, Pilysts VIM. H. HOLLY
| DAY. Cd Maryland luf,n ry
~ fillmore pal ers.plossc copy.
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rrwJ HUypMhl, aaIi. 80.

Stolen from my tol II II mt L'sr-!, on -'s ",fbt ct
the .5Ih ir.isnr = s'R.EL Ntk!, slightly roam. !ual
years old g! good height bnt r5 " !rf Il 'si' a"I
In low order -upu.f 1ryr .s, ~ 80 fsa't
named Bob tact Dc.on!aag 90 Mi'n @ .ne al ta,
rsiyh5urhopd. ,Hi %i" l='tri'y 'ia ~; met p,
rI ar,s,r.is rtGawi ard = iururd L. ~" ssirht"I
brrhonI Ire .Ii.i u. go S stout We! So Ia, '"'" i@
lips ana quite black H. c'H read "n "!I- 'iI' 90
SUPPOSE soldiers ,afl!orta, t'ur ''a-" win war
str .. u. !. siics a.,.,y Goat aud nUH I'D |lt "a
lenpt 10 p,s. liial-:; &C -ciNsat hf.Juy"t 20
army GDa i .seY Ice VIII .tie.pi Gei g. ''r r"i"'
Tues. ~
ttls pr.ec q,s :s-cp.a1aEl settle 1St.g rad |o"
aJs 10 s.iilIyrs !.cA Et"!sI 80
MS api ,rr1c hs.aA-J - '"Hs "A -
Nj l. rnkL, nlaX CO.. Va, MY 5n.t- "
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Cppy-Trs;s:
apt2g.laHiw ~ ]. SIh..E
DiraNr sorghum On sasur-Gnn. rr..hcr.

saTAE9ISH 1t -. r"rab, san = .irit 'sr.at.Y't 81
w mni Instantly 4stl.'., 'r..S-. Soh iGrE i'Di
r Ok Stable. vi my leave aGino ~ 81 'nit
full restitution siis its sV".,Tus"c'S, ,h'H YOU
against delay
-it- .
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as""ii i.."'y. r-.r''iaoT'. Tit,'i'.s
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r,.,.a.. '-7m '.,ar.'
3;AHT.AHn EULU.;ihtH .'E.:|ira.
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i.cHU.u:L ..l.r'. 10. .."'.
lhc NaI0r Grnrrhl Communicating To- rri... Is
sI:Hrd Ia charge oil tie. rrciGi.i!g SEA SO, &c 90. "
Lifc and directed that aiI ntc. lee ipr,i.. %. 81
Bloc i2th street, Tor the purpose q; g.sel'n-
tius iir:H trIf fellow ',i.vi.i S;IU hgs'." la !i 20
unc.r, NTH L!Ieir b:ri,.rrn now Ia tit -'l,is' b.
sUIis ~" were citizens u! irary lawi, ~.,hcT IL
al"plt,!, ~ .hC Originating uf tiir war, hni ~hp .
lhc sGT.icr Ia icpim"H;a "a cv'aG.4GI@ - "..i .'
auy pat ~ thc tou'rs"!acy, ani n''l u -. 'i-. .
~ the "l'u,, al requested ~ mair ii,'.t -i""
he ioiEI i'r.rNch, AID transmit t- '''." ' ..
E!Yry, stanton, Va, or CO.. BRADLEY !. .".......
Y-T ILU.ii.u, "a, WAC viii I''r.I 8" tie i,t..H
I.t.-.
he ,ppi,aut vii subscribe h. uImr Y o.. ..
'TI'..i,r, ,Gi procure sUiT, "H" !.Ni't ''....' 70,
,,.ryrBG .r-i'"T"r, Ia .Hts".iilr l. ~. 0r,h '..a
taIa ,l,. 'rbt'..s.u,,r.. 1'i., 6, tie COM i,:
~ '.lHaicTTr: .icrr ptysl, ttri;,': = .'..G.
riy 10 n" for transportation.
CHARLES = Cu,ist--
Fr7' Ti:.'eraE' lF;lia.2I""G
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'Is SrIF.L.
-. C--!c,s.a atcr;.sy s:"i.G.. Lsglst.e. i..aa.-
'rdrrres, viii r.rH rTpy tsIr. y.'.r ny f,..T'
,cl.I s =" iiiIs GGSrr.a
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,n,,. t,a.y, l.u--..r.,aI nr .;.... a., e.as
- - den,- o. 4 it.Df ,t:r'I =" i..-.'..a i.r''
R.d AnI Witt. Two yr.g u.i E.7s=.. .i@ ...' '.
''I ,.',o: IT, .,s, - - Da,. ?,
thai &. Il r, ~. f"oc,y ~" ahr'= lr!
49,, j. ~REG 81 ., =. y.
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staur;
t,r..reis RI '.sn.G. iat.!a-
sa.Iu > :: .5e..!r r+EIJtis i,a:ai slight; H:r-
r;.s'un.. Enesca aiigiii:s E-,sT4 More, leg;
sis1': ri 7..tas @Hss&y, add itniks. atiEht:
iheo:,ost Ions, d,:lgs f5hs'y, meek
N,-FraF4Fs " RESENTMENT
wi.e i. t.omfs2. s,a the &:.aas!;s1 ng.g Gtines'
h!,i}, Ia I,tEe;!'
FroI..ni :" II ! chg 2iJor CAPT !" J c.
va, .s"., !,i';yh F.gf.nJ Main:' !. 7 Woliu.
dudgsI,li:ty -rLf';1'i
Company A-Gnt.t. Cmi;n. in hnnd slightly
Priua.ia Books, severely IN thigh: Berkhesd,
Severely III nrm: .Daiis7, in face; Dennis, Sc.
-v-rsiy in .Im; ilsr!a>n. s=vereig IN aim: lisr-
own, ;os shot oil. FaGgiian, confusion Of leg,
slight
Gomarny i.--PG2a.cs Nnal. left arm lrac-
turaa H,lcIny, acv9ysiy III thigh Watkins,
Shoulder Slight.
CsmpmnyC- Killed: Lieutenant c. r Evans.
Woumird rri,..;c rn1nits. severely i'll alb
luuan
Company d ~ Capt. John Hardin, in lungs
dang elousIy; rIgs;es Miller. knee: Bonllanl, lace
severely.
Private Uow"iI, hand
Uom;:.uy f.-NnI.el
gcn.l;..iy G. Scr, siat .oviug, loot. severely;
ff.va.as Csr.pln;l, Ielnd s;ight; Kidd. foot
slight: Sts"yus, e:stsaHsrei5 Grorei-ieg, So.
vsrelr.
Company II is.au'trsnt d s Garland, flesh
:goiind "a ies; P,ivst Bnr'sy, ankle severely.
Company NO: 20 he.t,d ron ~ 1t VAS de-
r;sv;.i - ai..En.ai.=::.
Cemmny K-Iu...d :. Lent A Robertson,
Es.vat5s Alex GiiHnf .tnd M4sha Albeit
pTSaadsi ain VIZ, ao,i. slightly il. loot;
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- The following are among the casualties Of
Jans I'd. il: the fighting beyond the Chick
honiuy;
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!. j.hsi,alS.i& s:st,>s elSzspi,;t. az .,:s..
DiD G:;=;liEA.tsr-E,
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i.'SE;.t Fy.i.ni M U.Y Dee. .Hrl - t:' TEi.
Ia CIV pretty ui tI-cs I-iss b.. :i ' too .iz,...
hi,ii.. Il c, w,i rcoI..f i..iy .:-1I a.
ward by lfIylIR LII t:t t'.'.r" tLp y, "a
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juIc, lat ES1I,t'S'f I2-,l.y,G.
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GsT!tAY.-Ta,en up ~ estrsf, oD- -G:e1i 'fn,e
E Mute The owner viii GbIn- ;.G aari. pgCge TI =
psf.y, pay charges, ara take hEr2!,wsy
Apply ny 'i"use. 20 t:.!s" fhnve tteE,fEi "a
.he Deep Ruu rs.apiSe rod "S f.7ss31i,
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WANTS,
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w nblcpodi-d, nnI fifteen HNG'to WOMEN WIZ
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IkJA.TEn-I;Y ~ lady o. some years cXfcf'' nee III
w teaching She rnc's, branch. and Music On !"H"'
I'm, IN Fl5ri,, Dor peuc.t Q: her hrdthD SthJ
~, Z, much M! object pra.tM hyH; 10 D.. a!uy To-
~. 1rcnn BIug FigvaGns ~. va. !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07

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cpGnig, ,urgtr! ...,r u.r ,iiy 81. t'f. Ben.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07

roaETGN gUpPLIEs.
Nr. Sexton moved & postponement cf the
pn d,n5 question: i'll order to take up ard pcss
;. Hill Creating & bureau Of Foreign Supply
CIR uc Trars Mississippi department. The
seacr..l commanding that department, had
-eDt ,y9r :. special agent t. urge The matter,
ih3 m.Otvm Was lost.
FINANCE
The iirs:. business ip order was the c0nside-
cation 81 the Senate bill to amend Fan aG. 10
reduce The currency aud authorize new issue
VI nutes and b1nis, approved April 18th,
lsG4..
MIR. MOORE, OF Ky. moved to reconsider tha
g0tc ny which the House struck out the. first
section Of the bin.
tho pending bill in order to take up for con-
sheraton the Scnatebill "to authorize certif-
Gates If indebtedness to be given for property
purchased or impressed, and for trausporta-
ton, ,.ni to provide for the payment OF the
intae2as 81 said certificates in specie.
Mr.. BaLpwlw, Of W., said that the bill
Amounted TO open reputation.
Mr. McMTMsT, of VA, strenuously; OPP
posed tho bill. ana moved to lay the bill and
ameod':eals GA the table. which motion was
agreed ~. (
MIR. SWAN, Of hcun., moved a rsoonsidera-
ton. and called ths question.
The House relusedt to roconsider:the vote
BY which the bill passed. ,7sssS 81, maya As.
Tho question haing now Oh the vote to re-
consider tho vote By. which the House struck
out the first section Of the bill anaGdatory of
tho Fact to rcduss the currency aud provide
for % new issue Of treasury notes. the Honse
refused 10 reconsider.
The following is the secGon stricken out
Tho Congress Of the Confederate States of
America do enact, That the amount Of treas
uTy notes which shall be issued under the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05

CHANGED HER MIND.-An Antrim young
lady recently went to the hymeneal alter
with one of two lovers, the other having
received the mitten. Tho clergyman hav.
irg made the usual inquiry as to whether
any person knew Of any just cause why SO.
snd.so should not be Joined in lawful ma.
trimony, the rejected lover said 10 knew,
andasked the bride if she had not two
years ago pledged her troth to him. After
some hesitation she said she had and,
woul keep her word; and so saying, took
the arm of the restored monarch of her
affections, and left the church.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05

A traveller stopping at a hotel exclaimed
enc morning to the waiter, what are you
doing, you black rascal? you have reused
mo Awice from my sleep by telling me
breakfast was ready, and now you are at
tempting to strip off the bed clothes. What
do y6d mean ?"
"Wby," replied Pompey, 'if you isn't
gain to get up, must have the sheet any
how, cause dey'r waitin for de table.clcff."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05
Honesty and Trust.

Honesty and Trust.
The following pleasing anecdote is from
Chances and Glmpscs," book by DR..
Harriet.H. Hunt, who was once 4 teacher
IN Boston: r. ""'' w Z
"A cousin of mine in Charleston having
passed away, it became proper that should
attend her funeral. 1t was school after
noon; did not dismiss the scholars az
they disliked monitor, hit upon the fol-
lowing plan of leaving them: | placed in
the chair the large old fashioned slate, Gt
had been my father's) wrote uron it the
names of the scholars in the order in which
they sat; and arranged the needle work
and reading-for always had some inter-
esting work read aloud by some elder pupil
every afternoon-and then said SHOW,
children, when the clock strikes five, leave
your seats orderly, 60 to MY chair, and place
by each Of your names unit for good be-
havior and cross for bad. When return
l shall anxiously look at the slate, and in
the morning when you are assembled,
will read the list aloud, that everything
may be confirmed. But trust your On
my return visited the school room and
found but one cross upon the slate; and
that where.I least expected it, appended to
the name Of beautiful, open, bright, brave
child, who then promised much to the
world:-the fact of her having rich parents
being her greatest drawback. She was the
last child in the school that should have
thought capsule of any misconduct. The
morning came; the list was read it proved
truthful; but when it came to this name
said: s M at
my dear child, you must explain. Why
Is thisf What did you DOR
Looking up to me with those SOULFUL eyes,
end speak;ag with a sonlfnll tone, which
ever made her an object of sacred interest,
she replied:
II laughed aloud; laughed more than
once-I couldn't help it-because Slate
ssas keeping school!'"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05

The ladies may not 80 much upon the
highway but they are complained Of by
their husbands Is being very much addicted
10 buYYays.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05

VALUABLE MEMENToEs We learn that
the widow of the late Col. James A. Multi.
gan has received tie horse and saddle used
By her husband at the time he received his
late wound.