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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01

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bautn.
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baIe o1s Io@in ntt dnsRlia,n Bl'd,n.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
nOuSE OF DELEGATES.

| PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Dickinson.
On motion of Mi EGNLlSII the bill incorporating
| the Virginia Hospital Relief Association was taken
mp and paSsed-aycS co. noes none.
| The hill apTrupriatcS out of the public treasury
5000 900 aS commencement fund for the benevolent
object. IameS DuniOp, Lawson Nuunaly, SOhn T.
Bacon, John Dooley, James 4. Duncan, Charles
| Mmncgerode, Moses Hoge, j IL. Burrows, Philip
McGil --- Pctigrew, G.. j. Gibson, Lemuel Pee
| blcs, j. X. Mcdaniel, K. l. Owcus Edmond Fon
| t,inr, Peter NJ Daniel, A. 4. II. Stuart, Dr.Japes
Cahcll, Wyndham Robertson, A. h. Dickinson anl
Hugh W. Shelley, and such others they may as
Sociate with them, n body corporate to carry into
| effect the Objects OF the Association.
Mr.. MARIE addressed the House in support Of
the bill and said 1t was remarkable fact that All
the other States had Snch an assoc atoD for tile
benefit OF the soldiers of their respective States,
aud tho. failure OF Virginia I" have such aSSocia
ion had resulted in much suffering and more deaf h.
from want of the comforts and nccessarieS provid-
cd 10y such association.
1t was ann ounced To the House that the seat OF
Mr.. TnOS. :. llAYNoND was vacant to-day, because
of the seriouS ndiSpostion of that industrious aud
useful member.
On notion of MIR. KELLEY, the bill concerning
license taxes was taken up and passed-Ayes ",
noes none.
MI DUVAL presented the resolutions Of JACK
sons cavalry brigade, OF Northwestern Virginia,
adopted in public meelng-wlch we're read aud
referred to the Committee On Military Affairs. The
resolutions are "l model stamp; brief, spicy in
reference TO the enemy, and breathing spirit aud
devotion Ia the Confederate cause worthy Of al
praise. 49,
The bill proposing 10 confer conventional powers
on the Legislature of Virginia, was taken up.
An amendment, offered by Mr.. EDMUNDS, oil
Lancaster, providing that any change in TIL" ~
organic laws OF the State shall be submitted IL
vote OF the people was adopfed-yeas "A, noes q
Mr.. STAPLES, of Patrick, offered substitute
for the entire bill, and addressed the House abOnt
an hour in support OF his substitute. Having con
cluded.i 70 sc f t-..-.4l
Mr.. JAMES, of Botetourt, took the floor in re .
ply, and was addressing the House when at 3
O'Clock, the hour for recess arrived.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
FRONNEw ORLEANS
luPORrAyr NovrMryTs rEyDNc.

INV OEIEASS Feb 10 lSfb.
If all that Is trinspiing in hess regions and has been
for the past weeks c0uid be set forth in print II
wO aid certainly be made manifest 20 the people that
the forces hee have been alternating they will hiber-
uate no longer. The indications OF speedy and eer
getc renewal OF activity are numerous and cannot escape
the attention OF the most sHperi.c Ial lookerOn.
First the movements in the Qaarlermaster DepaTtent
the Indispensable system OF forces which is ay avs
called On tUT the nleaRs OF transportation. p
There is sveTyWhers observable that among
the irscps Stationed points about here which ALWAYS
hfalhby pIesases important coming events RsgiIiPns
march aud through the streets aud long
trains OF supply wagons runbe heayl about relan1.
Rg one OF the thaaier which precedes the tempest
asst but not least General Candy has lately gOHe out
tour OF inspection and will aVt return tbs city
till the l7lb. t.i ~
What the puTpOrt of ali this is may be readily gather
ed by ANY Que Whe viii consider the map Of this spsn-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
apDITIONAL FROIJ TISE UNITED
STATES ...
A.,sSERNAN,s CAMPAIGN.a

The ready sygregist who conducts the New orb
I;aass has yerccIfSi greas couJrlriety OF opinion
ir tpe popular NorIferH mlad regarding the'mode
OF setsnce to lie carried OgI by our Generals
Iv!,a view, therefore, % smoothing matters over
anu OF reassuriug the ninds ~ his readers, he thus
Sketches briefly aud with his EsEA Wssterly preci-
ss. -, future OF the war-4ll u Which being ibe
resnt o those profound lessons OF tactics acquired
by hum When Ae.ran away rom S4,e Ainelo. rnler
the heading as above, he thas clears up tie WhOIe
ustter 10 the simplest comprehension
We are not OF those who regard the eyscGtioa Of
the rebel scap0rIs, which has nov beea completed,
as circumstance indicating tue Dalnedl2te and All
suluie breaklEg W OF the Coniederacy'
It'll deeply important, showing ihat the Coh-
federacy never can be- an independent power pos
sessinE cOnEectioLs with the outside world Aad
that after more OF less time, they must sabihlt 70
the UuiCn such events, also have ProioGnd
neral effect the spirit Of the contestants Oh both
SIDES and the towns aud ports regaInet on tue pa
shore iOrn excellent bases Tor fUtGre military move
mentS on our par.
But their abandonment shows, also, on the part
of The rebels. not perhaps that desperation winch
Is only the iOrerUuner OF destruction, but rak-r
that forecast aud resolution which distinguished TIE
southern leaders IN the first year OF the war, anu
which viii make their defensive campaigns unparal-
"a in history There is foolish dying in the last
Slch here no mad despair, but comprehensive
y,ew OF their only and last chance, nsinely ne
concentration Of all tINir outlying detaehments aud
ths drawing Us into the interior.
A; This sfage Of abe war, their cities are compAra-
dX,Ty OF little i'm ortance 70 them, (aiSayseXeePt-
iu4 the moral effect Of their lossl 81
hey n, ed every armed man they can hndi all AZ
rs ons mus. be withiTawp aad every port uSar. ne
"a given ~: even the masses Of negroes must Dc
armed and ,irilled aud they mast trust 70 gIaud
cdncentration against sbeFnsn 70 ne aime u' =;
osthe interior, and 70 his long distance from his
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06

GEN PICKS PRoNOTIcX.-In our notice OF Gen.
Peck promotion, written on very imperfect infor
nation, We msstated his initials and the object OF
his mission The Generals initials are VIM, r.
and instead of having been detached on Temporary
duty, no has been regularly assigned to the COM
mand OF Gen. Mouton's old Brigade. This OF 3ani.
2ation, uuqucstionabiy the best Of our TtaDs-
Mississippi army, could not have been cohfded 70
better or worthier hands, Sss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
MARRIED.

ON the "a instant in Henrco county at the residenc
OF Mr.. r. C. Fletcher nv the Rev .rhoa n. Hainer NJ
WM. NJ. kEEsEE Of Richmond. Va. 10 Miss ANNIE
WOOBN ARD ouaeuy oi NansemOnd county, Va. &
A5-New ORR Daily News please copy.
At the Mansion Hoase Salisbury MIC, February Q
by the Rev. j. Il. Laurens, MT j. NJ. h. JESNINGs.
HchnOnd, Va, TO Mss SALLm h. SHELTON, OF Rom
ga.
On the evening Of the 25tl ut AT the residence of III
brio father, by the Res. ". n. Platte LEMUEL Pa
GLEs f~i., OF Petersburg to Miss SUSAN T.. daugLie
James Haskins ESi., OF Brunswick county Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
rROM aOnTm CAnOLINA.
A suPposED'CoNMlssioNER FROM ENG
LAND I'm ROUTE TO RICHMOND.

FAYETTEVILLE, March S,-The Hon. Thoma
Connolly, member of the British Parliament, ar
rived hereyesterday, and took lodgings at the Fay
ettey lille Hotel.
lie leaves for Richmond tomorrow.
Much speculation is ntnllged IL as to the object
OF his visit, but nothing reliable is known.
mr.. Ceunelly, nhose movements are thus an
nounced, is an intelligent hishmn well disposed
towards the Confederate States, He is classrd
among the Opposition" members OF Parliament,
aud has doubtless come here tour Of observa-
tion.-Whi9.l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
a NICE BIT or YAvEEE GOSSIP.


Emerson Etheridge, of Tennessee, publishes a
Il card IA Washington paper, stating that person
cam- from Tennesser 10 secure the release of i've
| rebel pris0ers, that he paid &. OLcary, The
Il dOUrkreper at the Executive mansion, $50 Tor ~
curing the Presidents attention To the subject, aud
that he saw several other persons brIe the same
dOurkeeprr in the same way Tor similar seryiceS.-
MI Ethcridgc states that hc himself went through
The same per louuMcc Tor ihe purpose at testing
the matter, and hr closes his card thus:
make tins matter pHhlic from motives of hG-
nanity. During the last year I have made MANY
Applications for the discharge of prisoners OF war
upon the terms mentioned IN the above order OF
III, President hut in no instance have been sue
ce>>tul. / have oftsn ~ritru TO the friends aud
kindred Ofprisonsrs that there Was Do end to Their
captivity but peace. ] rejoice, however. 10 be-
the I1atter, that a Oh zap and expeditions remedy
is within their power. Commissioners of exchange
may disagree, Butler may Ligge abont his nigSers,
Mansion, Washington, ID. c." will restore ANY no
society OF friends. Nv. ETHERiDGE.i
The Chronicle gives tue sequel. 1t states that
when this statement was shown To Mr.. Nicolay the
Presidents Private Secretary, the servant OLeary
Vas called aud questioned the subject. lie con
isSsed having induced member Vi Congress 10
present the petition To the President, whose sigma
ture was promptly given 10 the order fOr the re-
lease OF the prisoners, condition that they should
take the oath; aud be also confessed To- having re
ceiyed present OF money loT his services. He was
Al olee dismissed from his place. W. hope Mr.
Emerson Etherldge feels better. a-.a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06

WssHINGroN At Fou McHcnry Nd on Friday 2Il
ult. IAMEs CrNNiNGnAN son of the hate Thomas Il
Washington ESQ. oi Caymont. Jefferson county Va.
aged ~ YEARS.
Al Dripping Spring, James City county, Of consulap
ton, on the 18th ult., ROSCoW IlPSCOMBE, Jr, in III
oath year Ol his age
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
ADJT a lNSP. GENL'S OFFICE
Richmond, March !. 1915.
SPECIAL ORBEES J
NJ. o. I

Richmond March !. lS65. i
SPECIAL ORBEES
No. %.
NNfIIi. The following Exchange Notice is published
Tor the information OF the Army;
All Confederate officer, and men who were delivereda
Charleston or Savannah daring the months of Novem
bel aud December last hereby declared 10 be ex
changed.
rAll Confederate officers and men @ho were delyent
il james River Virginia any time before March it
1865, are hereby declared To be exchanged.
NNlN, All iuroagh' granted under special Orders No
40 A. l. g. o. Current series to enlisted who az,
above declared exchanged, hereby revoked AM
all enlisted men Who are exchanged will a
once report Tor duty-,hose whose commands are be-
yond the North Carolina line selecting companies tempo
rJrlly in accordance with Special Qlen above referred
to. 90 r.. H.. "a. A.. .
Commissioned officers exchanged will report 10 the
respective commands without delay.
BY command OF the Secretary of War,
E-tUs % E.t1 = JOHN W. RELY.
mh6 81 ASST Adit. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
TREAsrRY DEPARryENT c. :. AZ
Richmond. August 5, 1864 i
rNERTIFECATES OF IND " 4 r. ID.

HERTIFECATES OF IND EDS 4 r. ID.
y NESS. BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANStM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATi0N.--by thefl th
section OF the act reduce the currency approved feh
II 1854 the Secretary 81 the Treasury IS a.ho2ed % IS
see the above certificates payable two feas after tue ro
cation of treaty OF peace With the United States. They
cannot he sold but ara only be issued to sueh creditors
of the Government ave willing to receive the saae in
ui ymant OF their demands They must asole given at
par though tree from TAXATION The attention Of pHha
snr agents and d.shursing ofheer'of ths GoyeaeBt us
called 10 this class Of public acgrities offering rear
advantages to those from whom the supplies OF the Gov
checks drawn bY sburag Officers npsn the depos ttes
holding those funds and marked across the lar payable
IL certificates Of Indebtedness viii DC paid conformity
herewith o.,
Deposares are hereby authorized aud required to com,
ply with this regulation and 10 mako duplication 70 Il
Register for supplies Of certificates as required.
(sigEed) @. A. TRENHOLM ~
spl2-n SECRETARY Of the Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06

NOTlCE.-Th auction advertised BY D. =, Booth
~ 20 take place l4l Lain street. is postponed 1ntii
WEDN ESDAf, the sth instant, istll mil
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
q OMMlssIONEN,s .ALE OE VAR
AUCTION SALE BY y. f. BOOTH
I WILL. sell at Auction, on W esi q esda

AUCTION SALE BY y. f. BOOTH.
I WILL. self at Auction, On W ednesday
/ March 9Th lStG, at III Main street the full9wiap
go0ds--to mInence AT 10 o'clock
SO pieces A. prints
"a do ~ do
20 do French lawns
10 do he iiaiSc
~ do English barge
10 do poPin
10 do White camLric
~ do bed slHrt,ng
o do white lanue
. do cold DO
. do do merue
II do black alpaca
~ doZ linen handkerchief
~ do white hose
co do brown halt hose
40 gross pearl assorted buttons
90 do pen holders
... IL do steel pens
10 d0Z. pocket knives
80 pair l2l Whitney blankets
case mixed cI,sIHerr,
ladies velvet ClOaEs
| do cloth Prince ROYAL riding habit /
ALSO
. bbls brown sugar
10 do apple brandy
10 10 whisky
. do buIaA
1 chest tea
bales waddhng
100 realms French note paper
gold watches.
I silver do
10 gold rings
20 dog. gutta percha tobacco bags
100 do tine combs
% do TCund 40
90 DO cotton hdkfs
90 lbs. fax thread
500 d62. spool cotton
bale brown drills
l do Z 3 do cotton l..
80 pair mern0 drawers
Ia dO2 suspenderS
0l do paper collars
fe2s-td y. J. BOOTH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06

suEsczUsos SNOS pape-s married with CNCss Vii
SnSersfand Ash subscription II about 10 en-
Drs ana srompdy they Wnh tier payers coz
tlnaoa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
.HOUsEHOID AND EirCHEN FURNITURE


alERC n ANDlSE Of p, cry description
bui Auction sales NJ iJte plarr NJ our store every
WEDNESDAY ,uuiurH. IN ct 10 O'Clock 4. 81 Con.
-.Iument' received up 10 d.D o. sale.
~ WIli also male sai- al HOUSEHOLD FCkSITt-Eg ~
Tie housrs 81 p.ii, whining u Gpua Ieais nabc TENS
o.. tL,y can Ie made.
From rSpehcn,r in the bEsne-s-beilr of the la,e
Gihl OF williamson 10Ind piei~7ng srict attention 10
Tie taegt.t' 81 fn,gpcIs with oJlCE SAB. and PRo4PT
HFfrENs. We soil Il the patronage Of The public.
FREEMAN n co.
Auctioueers aud commission Merchants.
Cor. OF Main aud Jth Streets
mh2-lw Richmond Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
From the lnquirer.l
ON TIN POTOMAC.


Orr brethren OF the Press are becoming some
what ieyerAh IN consequence or the excitement
which Is natural upon the eve OF great military movc
| mentS They are dguriHg out immediate operations
by General Grant despite the fluid condition OF the
sacred soil Of Virginia. which at this season OF the
wear Is, not To- put too line point On II , mud. And
they ale training the beleagured bands OF Lee fof
like desperate enterprises. few days ago II was
positively reported that Gordon, withSa large num-
Der OF meu, was in full march up the celebrated
Shenandoah Valley, sisrOYts for Maryland, Wash
ugton and 1ennSy " ania. This Tumor lacks all tile
elements oi truth. Lee is marching his men bacE
wards and forwards IN the neighborhOod al Peters
burg, also, despite the condition OF the country
and the usual rumOrs at the evacuation OF Peters
| burg hoating upon the breeze. retreat to
Lynchburg Is also upon the programme whilst tlVe
statement that desperate battle Is soon 10 be fde hi
| IA the neighbOrhood of Hatcher's Run is bruited
Il abOut
All these giviSgs ont are but restless anticipa-
tiouS oi the GRIND struggle. There may be de-
tdghod operations aud skIrmlShes, perhaps battles
before loug but The probability IS that they viii
rake place in North Carolina, aud not IA Virginia
There is Only one hypothesis MON which great en-
gagement can be looked for Ia Virginia lust NOW,
aud mat will arise IL Lee should eRdeavOr to de
tach any important body OF troops 10 reinforce
Johnston la that case, Grant will move promptly
upon the enemys works, despite the mud. Bat
unless there should be some sudden eircumStance
10 call for this action the old cry, I" all quiet on
the Potomac" l. likely To be- repeated Tor some
days aud probably Tor some weeks Lee aud Grant
viii hay brhih d their picket lines aud watch each
otheT straining their eyes far To the South To dis
cover the first indication Of the coming OF Sherman
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THE OITY.

Mayors CUrRT Recorder ClSkie presided in
this court this morning. His Honor, Mayor Mayo,
having recovered from his temporary indsposition,
will resume his seat Monday.
The follcging eases were disposed of:
Robert +, Wilkins was IN, for stealing a lot OF
cloth from the Confederate Government. Case
sent on. a.> q
Mary Murphy was charged with aSsaulting Cath
crime Collins. Held in secarily ofsioJ to keep the
peace.
Mary and Harriet, slaves Of James NJ. Talbot,
and Richard slave OF Mary Redmond, were charged
With breaking into the house Of Talbot. Con
tinued.
Mrs Mary Tracy was charged with beating aud
assauting Mrs. Whitaker. After an examination
of the ease, the accused was held in security Of
$500 TO Keep the lepce, or, ia default OF that, to
go 10 jail. Mrs.. Tracy, thereupOn, sat down upon
the eonycts bench, raising her voice IN Loud lam
entations, aud bewaiiiug her lot saying, q" Fhat
viii become OF my pOot <children-oh me oh me-
&C Recorder Caskie having been assured, how
ever, that the ,'eidren" ia question consisted OF
good sized boy, who would not be likely to suffer
from the maternal detention, did not allow his feel
ngs to oyerpower him; and the offending Mary,
having no friend to go her security, went on her
iorloru way TO the jail escorted by the officers.
A number of continued cases were called and
were disposed OF, aud some were reeaRunuedi to
appear periodically, and 90 be continued again
plaintiff aud defendant fitting III and ont OF court
meanwhile like the spectral illusions that Disturbed
Glosters sleep on the night before Bosworth eid.