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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
FROM THE VALLEY.

GES. sHERDAS o. A RICE Ir TIE VALLEY Z a.
J. am authorized 10 announce the fact that on
Monday, the 18th ult large cavalry force LETT tins
Department Oh an expedition up the Valley The
expedition was we'll equipped, commanded IN per
son 6y General Sheridap aud his subordnates, Gems
Merit, Custer, Devins, Forsyth and Gibbs. No IN
formation has be N received from this army since It
lett here.
AN ALLEGED cOSsr RAcY TO CAPTURE GEN. sHRHIDA$.
A lew days ag,, three Winchester families, BY The
names OF Sherrar Lee and Bnnell, wrre sent With
out our lines the charge OF disoyaity. IL s al
legged that they inspired together % get up So
cia6le ball, to which General Sheridan was TO be
an invited guest, and that during its progress de-
tachmrnt of MosLy's guerias was to seize the Gen
eral take him captive and conyeyhiln 10 Richnondi
a 10 Kelley and Crook. The plan was frustrated,
aud the hdes y who conc0ctcd it are now 10 full
communion with those for whom they have eXhi
lifted such warm sympathy.
A few days ago scouting party, under the COM
unand OF Sergeant Mulligan, went up the valley on
special duty. On Nbem return kthey were met
by a body of guerilIIS, who attacked them, killing
a scout by the meme OF t.ik aud severely wound
my private Goil, OF tue 18th PennsySania cavalry
TIE affair TOOK place near Middietown, l3 miles
south Of this towh.
An order has been issued disseminating Burroughs
to officers and enlisted nIen. THIS looks like an
early resumption oi active military opeiations.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
rBON THr SOUTH CAROLINA COAST.

PHILADrLPhiA, MARCH G.--The United States
steam transport MASSACHUSETTS, his arrived. She
reports that our naval forces captured Fort ite,
a splendid work mounting II heavy guns, situated
lust below Georgetown S. c., after which the SOL
diers and marine, landed aud captured George
town. The rebel cavalry made a charge on them
IN the streets but were CALAMITY repnlsed, With
loss oil several killed and wounded and some pri-
sopers. OuT loss was one man killed belonging TO
the navy, ~
/. Admiral Dahlgen's flagship Harvest Moon, on
her way down was sunk by torpedo. All. hand.
were saved excepting the ward-room steward.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
ANDY JonNsoX's INAUGURAL ADDRK,
NE tHANks COR ruAT HE Is A.rLEDEIAN.

HI THAMES GOD THAT HE Is A'fLEBElAN.
MIR johnson, before taking the oath Of Office,
made short speech, which, as in the case Of Mr..
Hamlin Was nearly inaudiblc, owing to the want OF
order which prevailed among the women in the gal
eries. By the choice Of the people, he said he had
been made presiding officer Of this body and IN pre-
senting himself here IN ObodSnce TO tho beheSts OF
the Constitution OF the United States IL would per
Eaps not be out OF place 10 remark Just here what
a striking thing the Constitution was. 1t was the
Constitution OF the people 0f the country and under
IT, here to-day before the American Senate, he iei
that he was man and an American citizen he had a
proud illustration OF Ihe fact that nader the COnSn-
ton a man could rise from the ranks to occupy the
second place IN the Eift OF the American people ami
OF the American Government. Those OF us who
have labOred our whole lives for the establishment
Of free Government Knew how 10 cherish its great
blessings. He would say 10 Senators and others
before hinl--to the Supreme Court which sat before
him. that they all sot their power from the people
Of this country. Turning toward Mr.. Chase, Mr..
Johnson sad. And yaur eXaltatiOn AID position de
pend upon the people. Then turning toward the
Cabinet he said And will say to you, Rr. Secre-
tary Seward. and to You, Mr.. Secretary Stanton,
and 10 you, Mr.. Secretary--tto- gentleman near
BY sotto voice, Who is Secretary OF the Naysf the
person addressed replied in Whisper, Mr. Wrils)--
ana 10 you Mr.. Secretary " ellis, would saY you
all derive your power from the people. Mr.. John
son then remarked that the great element OF VI.
tality m this Government was ItS Dearness and
proNimity to the people. le wanted 10 say 10 all
who heard him, Ia the iaee of the American
People that all power was derived from the people
lie would say, Ia the hearing u the Foreign MN
iS;ers for he was going TO tell the truth here to-
day. thet he was pebeIan--he thanked God foI
NJ ID was the popular heart of this nation that VA
beating to sustain Cabinet officials and tue Ffeai
dent OF the United States. 1t was strange Ocea-
fop tat called forth a piebeian ike him 10 tell
such things as these. Mr.. johnson next adyerted
L. affairs in Tennessee, and the abolition Of slavery
| there. He thanked q nj Tennessee was State Ia
the Union, and had never been OUT. The stan
| GuyeTnsnent had been discontinued Tor a plhe
| had never been out OF the Union Tic stOd.her'
to-day as her representatives Gu this day she woal'
| elect Governor and Legislature, aud she woal'
very S99p send Seaator' and msmbeFs to Congress
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
Auction saLEs4PUTuaE ma Ma.
SALE OF YAI.ri.

A OE ElELgJ
u ABLE LOT ON MaRSHALi, BETWEEN 10TH
AND 18TH STREETe-lH pufsaanss oi a decEee of lie
Circuit Court Of the City OF Richmond made infbecas
orTabb and wife va Shspard and others, feDrusIy 81
1860, viii, ON WEDNESDAY the iJtl day u NaicL,
I5 at o'clock p NJ II fair il not, then on tle hsat
Grday tleeater, a, the bout proceed TO sell on
tie premises the highest bidder. that valuable LDf
OF LAND Marshall street in the City of Richmond,
adjoining tie Tot Of the Medical College fronting 76 feet
Oh Marshall street having alley ON its west line and
thinning back 70 an alley IN the rear, and having en- il
small BRICK HOUSE with rooms .
iTEGNs-Casb a the option of the purchaser, for as
mich cash will 'pay the of slOSog u and the
EXPENSES OF sale costs OF quit &c., and the residue
snch credit as is prescribed by the decree and the red
pa yment 90 be secured therein directed will be
announced az thesaic. THOMAS ]. GILES,
Special Comms-ioner
Sale conductedby
GBCDBs y WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers mil
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
LETTER FROM PARIS.
The World publishes the following Paris LET
IFRoM 0rR owN coRRFsPoNDEXT.l

IFkoM UtR OWN CVAEFsPONDENT'T
PARIS, Feb. II.
When the asluie rebel commissioner Slidell first
went TO Paris ctnoil with him has aec"mlai she'd
wife aud beautiful daughters. lie Well knew the
services which these iaiT woman could render tn
the cause of Davis, aud good use did he make OF
their influence. He installed them IN magnificent
apartment in the Champs Elssees, bought hand
soIne eqRipaSes for them, aud gave them carte
biancLs at Nina Rogers, the dresslmaker DC 10
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
. Maio. Isai.er ". Iec.-The voter.

~. Maiox. Isai.er ". I.ec.-The voter. of the
Senatorial District composing the counties OF Charles
CITY Nav Kent James City, &c, viii soon be Teqt OIL
again TO eXeEse their sovereign functions in selecting
letent man to represent them IN the Virginia senate
perils aud eVigruces are upIn MS, which make the
iertOn now, matter of great aud grave Importance
Among the several candidates already announced thee
is certainly of peculiar fitness and capability Ma
tue aud education habits of profound thought and in
dgctive reasoning have qualified hun Tor any sphere OF
usefulness where manly virtues are required 10 meet
prrssag public emergency. That man is Major RGkrr
T. Lee formerly OF HaptGR ad FOR te last three year
an officer in the war.wOrn 32d Virginia infantry.
The next Legislature, apart from the character OF
State sovereignty sought 10 lie attached, will need
the talents OF the land 10 steer and pilot the old lem
pest battered ship through the SETTLING hoHs that
threaten to engph her. Men OF tried patriotism ana
probty be placed ut the civil helmuen who have
peril undismayed, and can again ook the srgmg
m IN the face without blJnchel cheek orr quai ling
eve. Te proud Old Dominion must not be allowed 10
wayer in her faith and ia the next General Assembly
his hopeful aud defiant spirit can do much to prevent
that dreaded dishonor. underfs teachings and exam
ne the weak kueed may ceas 10 qter and grow irm
ILer pasters again while the craven apQOg llr
aonS,n1.on gnd thSre are many snch ~ Tho cTit walks
of sJ will be made beneath the lash OF his in
dgnan eloqueaee and perhaps, brought back 10 their
p9hted VOWS OF loyalty again. Nevers did or Will
Virginia Legislature stand more In need Of wise and sa
gaciou counses than at its next session hut that sa
9acity lie cEei by frmness and self sacrificing
Solve These ate TO found mainly among the armies
where oakng meets with scorn and contempt and
where men who have measured arms With the oe can
gauge the length and breadth or their pussant boastng
MAJOR Lee wss among the foremost, if not the FIRST
y, ointment man in ms ds6t declare in favor Of i'm
mediate State intervention anu his works have shown
forth that Southern rights faith His eloquent appeals
upon that subject yet ring the memories OF many who
soon shoudeed thei muskcts and have since stood by
his side through many conflicts Of the war
He il ripe scholar as welas brave sO'dicr-a man
OF enlarged and staesmaRhle vie6san able debacr,
and Yields one OF the most vigorous pens in the land
The District NAV well trust him in the field OF on the
forup-amid the strife OF battle in delbeTative
ell where lar ghted sagacity aud hmness have SO often
saved nations from ruin The present e1igencies Of the
ountry call fcr Vigorous minds and uudnc hing moral
couyaEe such an no outside cr0akngs OF in
timdate Only the brave in heart and hand fit to
connsel in times Of eminent peril aud tie people of that
war rayaged Peninsular district can have such Tepe-
sentative m the person of Major Baker p Lee
milo Git kEaGM NoIER..-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

MIDLOTHIAN N0rICE.-An adjourned annual meet.
vi ing Of the Stockholders OF the Midlothian Coat
Mining Company will he held on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
inst, at IL o'clock, al the Office Of tie company
JN0 c. STANAnD
mbB-d7t Sacretsyy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

E-sSzs-DAiiy ole year SlO0 stx months, ESQ three
r5rlbs ais For hess period go permoata.
S-Esi-wysiiy, one year. go six months 80 three
monte 500 40 subscription received for less period
Mass Dealers furnished at $50 per hundred copies.
Single eoplsS 50 cents.
Advsrtissm aus inserted IN Daily and Sen"eeklJ at
q pei sguare VI eight lines or less.
ReralrsEces a. Tzx OF subscriber.
All advertisements RON the country must either be ae'
eOmpauied SAs tnunsy order sa 'One business
house The city rs insertion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. 5. a. I
-RIcHMonp Oct. - 1854. !
N0N-TAXAREIE ,0Gs,, 600
~ L0AN-sALE CONTINUtD.-NuIterous applica.
lions having been made or Beads at the established price
Of siS5 ana interest under circumstances that entts them
unre the sale az The above price until further notice.
Agents for the salv of these bonds instructed To at
in accordance with this order and the attention OF sbars
ing officers of the Government il particularly called 10 il.
f G. A. TRENHOLM,
oelo--tf Secretary of TNasnry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

sVEsSEnsns Enass papers arS marked with CAoss vi
1nisrsssnd trss heir term Of subscription is about to eE
rus ard wis r-n promptly if they wish then pspsrS con-
tinlel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
To The Voters ofGoochiand co.. Va,

la pance with the request many OF my ieow.cit.
zens respectfully announce myself candidate ~ rep
resent you in the next Legislature Of Nirghiei
mbI0-ot' JuHN WOODSON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
TREAsURY DEPA rrylEyT c. (. Al
Rthmopa August g. 1854, (
GE ENDEgsI

RICHMOND Augus g 1864.
(,ERTIFGCAIT.S 0F END E.lTER-
~ Mss. BEARING; FIX PR CENT. PER ANNuM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TIXATiON.-8y the 18Th
section Of the act t3leuce the currency, approved Feb.
H. o6i the secretary OF tue Treary IS authorized 70 IS
Sc te above certificates payae tro years afer the rnti
Gcaon G.: tedtg Of peace with the United States. Thsy
csmOthe sold bat only he ssred to such creditors
OF tire Government ave wlinlutO receive the in
payBeRt OF their demands They must also he given st
pas though ee from taxation. The attention oi prchs
sg agents and disbusng officers of the fove nnen; IS
called r. this rlss Of public securities oIel.g peculiar
advantage - thosetom whom the supplies Of the Cow
crnmemi bought and facilitate fhe OF thcm
chets drawn by dsrihs Officers upcn the depositares
holding these funds and MATTED he face payable
ia certificates OF lfebtsaes, viii he paid in conformity
Herewith
Depnssges are hereby autkor.ea and required to com.
piyh this resulst.cp and MAKE application to tho
Register TN supple. Of certificates a. FegHred
fSirpsii q, s. TREh HOLM,
> sela-u sscFaisT! Of tbs iysa.sry,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

IITE aHthO,i.tI ~ announce wa. s. SEDEP-
w WOOD = 5, candidate TO represent tie 9Th
district Composed The countie. OF Nausemond Isle Of
Wight and SLryy IN the Senateof Virginia. tlecton IN
aud ont Of the army 4th Thursday 10 March, 1875.
mb2-eod3t-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

N0TICE-rhr Ba.k of Virginia will redeem It's circl-
~ atGn and that OF its Branches at the cOunte OF tie
nth6r Bank in The cy of Richmond the rate OF
dollar in coin for six dollars in the notes Of t
and for seven dollars IN that OF its Branches
WIN. b. TAYLOR
mlls-3tawlm Casbie~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

1--WE RFc authorized 10 IosnOunce
WALTER 6. HGDGIS q candidate 20 represent caro-
llDc county IN tile House oi Delegates.
f25-AlmN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
= 10 .Le Fe-pio Of Cl.esse;sie,a
| 4 SFa COBSESTGH's EIENTRsGY-
| la composed OF fIe sOnBsif3 o: 'EuGk-
| i.cIaI1 AID Susi.Eerl1Ui.

iIGbasu sissd Cui.Eerlfspi.,
vii attend at the ofice 0t -lT. james " Blan-
ton, IN the UPIel cad oi CumheylsLd, on TIL RSDAN,
FRIDAY and SATcBDAT the gal Oath aul 25th fcb
and az Cumberland G H. from, tie 9th "a. Tire SO
Of March. The balance oil IN that count
aud army olnce, al Buckingham H., GCn tie oil 70
tile Goth daV u March for tie pUIpcao. in aid-
ton 70 the p.oret and soldiers ta tie registry tax
sales l0r the quaer II the year eadiE becelLer
81, 1904 the specific tax l sC5 and tic income tax
OF 1904 mast be paid Il the SAME line in Older &c a'c3
the penalty log faluIe thereof.
v. ". FORBES
mh7--Iw Collector 1911 ISt Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

TRADERs BANK OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
i NOTICE 10 NOTE HOLDERS. This Bank vii
pas dollar III coin for every six dollars OF It's circud
ton when presented at lis counter.
ml6-eoi6w T. SINrON Cashier. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
TREASURY APARTMENT c. g Ar
Eicihuoni. JHly % 1861.
GAySGE TEEs ss,l'szgkTg eEE' TksE'

: OASS CIV TEEs; sE,lssstE'E eEE' TksE
l. FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PEE CEN1UM
NON-TAXABIE' BONDS UNDER The SEVENTH
SECTION OF THE CURRENCY LAW--DcpQsts on
call viii he received ty tie Treasurer this city ASST
sE; TgesSuTer Charleston ani Mobile and the Depos-
sFie, 80 Wilmington. EIei.h Columbia, augusta Savar
IA and Montgomery ali certificates viii he issued
the same, bearing Interest At the rate OF Tcr cenD pr
anuum and secured by the EyPothccaton CT amount
81 tie above bonds equal to Ito OF those loans he
bonds TO be Get p'u b. the Treasurer and the proceeds
when sold applied exclusively to tie payment Of the said
certificates.
The security and convenience afforded 10 banks and
other corporations and 10 the public generally, by this
mode Of temporary investment aud the effect Of the
-uTe If generally adopted in keeping the currency vn
moderate bounds II Is hoped viii commend il to the ID
prompt cooperation in carrying it int0eGect.
6. :. TRENHOLM
jyc2--dd SECRETARY Of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

c. {. CUARTERAASTER DEPARTMENT.
OFI!CE SUPr r. 2. TRANSPORTATION. q /
Richmond, FEB, 2lst 1865. !
To Trgipiq Sol4igS:
The ,D.crs IN the field from Virginia can have rroy.
SION ent them free Of expense by the Southern Express
Company.
Packages si.ouli he plainly marked wifi tie Of
the -1 SeT, COMPANY regiment and brigade Care Cart
p o. Mayo, 4. q. 81. RUhIhoEI VI. nEo will see that
trey q sent 20 the proper command.
rka srcemcnt made wi,b the Southern Express CON-
February 10Th 1854 still confines n.oTce, ami
Tie figndi Of soldiers IN otter Stats Sin mark their
packages formerly to The care OF thea respective As
socations
E.T. Slgs.
1t Col. aud Chiets p. Transportation.
Approved
4. ria wT0N,
G. General,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
SOUTHERN EMPRESS C0MPANG,3
RteuNayp Va. Feb. o. 1865.

SOUTHERN EMPRESS C0MPANY,}
Rs,H4OSD Va. Feb o. 1855.
Ags1ts and ]fSserqers
Will receive aud forward promptly any packages mar
e 80 above stated aHd let the chGfgei Be collected
Richmond.
SLIPPER viii he required to putther packages in good
sAipGg condition ani our agents win always regard
thess goods as preferred height.
J. F. GIBSON
Asst. Superintendent
sou. Express Co..
Charlottesville ana LSnchbnrg papers viii copy AID
send Lii 70 tie EXpr'SS UGicc az those places ie2!-iir
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
s, Candsiaie- fcs. oaice.

a NSOENCE Cmpr. = oE.r, T.. yscS.heE-
hey, the present ineumleBt "a candidate for lc-
eecL"n 20 lhs oihee Of Commissioner % Pglc Nnks,
ior Tue rH't pistfict. ml8-!tt-
I've are au,hcrixea ,saA rsguegasd
20 annpance ~, DAILY, OF eelienbrie candidate
% represent that county Ggd eLafote in the seazie q
Virginia. -, mia--ll0t
G5"Ne srs pnsiiOr1Jetl 40 announce
Colonel T. BAHKSDAIsb sEi Captain j. W. LEW IS -
candidate. foT re-elctioa the House Of Delegates from
Halifax county. Thf-d6t-
To sI,e Voters Of Brunswick Count,
respectfully announce my.eii candidate for tie Of
Zee Of CsmmoEWeaiti5 Htt0ERcy.
mL5-Ia. IF. BCFoRp
- 10 Sac People OF CE:cGtcyfieid
tOl 81 GLOW CHiZeus sgaiR announce mgieli
candidate for your uiropes to seat in tie ouse cs
Delegaten Virginia position 10 kick iqr three !esrS
your.kinGStss and Partially have elected me.
To susere your interest has been M highest aim; to
secure your rights shall and m most zsaiOUs
forts Eespeciily:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

[sXFRAcrJ ADJT & INSP. GEMS OFFICE I
Richmond March : lst5.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
CHARLES BRUCE


date to represent the counties Of Hardy jHamps ie and
Morgan IN TIE neat SeBatc Of Virginia
6z2-itdt AANT VOTERS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

XVIII. The following Exchange Notice is published
for the Information Of the Army
CAN Confederate Officers and who delivered at
g Charleston or Savannah during the months OF Hoyem
Der and December last hereby declared be ex,
!, hanued
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-03
! The Almishty Rcigneth

Four years ago the nations of the world
were startled by the audacious treason OF
the citizens of Charleston, and saw them
hurling'i in the face of the American people
q challenge to try the issue of Freedom or
Slavery on the red fields of war. All
ouibbling to the wind That ,caS and is
the issue. They rebelled for slavery, the
Government fought for Freedom, and the
victory is apparent. Four years ago the
citizens of Charleston fred upon the Star
Of the West and upon Sumter. The North
took up the sword of Justice and put on
the mail and helmet of Righteousness.
The people of the Rebel city rested in
comparative security while the line Of bat
tie swayed to and fro in seas of blood and
over mighty hectacombs of death from
Virginia to Texas. The challengers, the
beginners of the war, remained safe while
the surrounding States could raise the
barrier of battle before them. But the
eagle of the Republic, like the Angel of
Death 10 the host of Senacherib, swept
down from the crimsoned crags of the
Cumberland Nights; breathed upon the
face of Georgia as he passed, and struck
the impious city almost before they heard
the warning of his mighty wings! Woe
unto the Babylon of the South The
mother of harlots, the seller of men! Her
destruction came upon her unawares and
hell seemed exploding beneath her foun-
dations! 1t was the day of the Lords
vengeance, and of recompense, for the
controversy of Zion. He had bathed his
sword in Heaven and it came down upon
the Idumeans-the people of His curse
to Judgments. F. Flag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-03
VIRGINIA FIRE DEPARTMEET.

Our neighborS of Virginia city will hold
An election tomorrow for Chief Engineer.
First-Assistanr Engineer and Second
Assistant Engineer. These are positions
of no ordinary importance, not only to
the Fire Department, but to the city, and
deserve the serious attention Of all parties
concerned. The position of Chief En-
gineer. especially, is one that the Depart
ment cannot be too careful in having filled
by suitable person. We do not know
how many candidates are in the field for
the Office, but we do know that there is
one who is eminently qualified for the
office, and who. we trust, will receive It.
Mr.. NJ. r. WILLIAMS is the person. He
is our bean idea! of a genuine, practical
and useful fireman, having obtained his
useful and ready knowledge Of freman's
life in that school of iremen," the city
of New York. He mas given the citizens
of Virginia. time and again, practical
demonstrations of his ability and iudg-
ment-having been an active fireman in
that city since 1861. He has held the
position of Second-AssiStant Engineer,
and at present fills the Office Of First
Assistant Engineer. Mr.. Williams is
steady. sober, wide-awake business man;
is permanently identified with the interests
and prosperity of Virginia. and if the
members of the Fire Department will do
themselves justice. they will elect Riff
Williams their Chief Engineer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-03
THE LEGISLATURES.

On Wednesday afternoon, the Senate
passed the :" Act 10 provide Pay for the
Members and Attaches Of the two late
Constitutional Conventions Senate Con-
current Resolutions relative to the Estab-
lishmene OF Mail Route from Carson
City to Dayton" Assembly Concurrent
Resolution. relative to the Establishment
of a Tri-Weekly Mail from Carson City to
American City, in Storey county" Senate
Substitute for Senate bill 1876. can Act
to Create a Board of County Commits
sioners in the several counties Of this
State, and to Define their Duties and
Powers" also, Senate bill, d" An Act to
authorize the Treasurer of State to APP
point Clerk, and Fixing his Compensa-
ton"
The Governors veto of the Virginia
Charter Bill was sustained by vote Of
Sto7. Yesterday the Senate passed the
Act concerning Payment OF County
Warrants an Act amendatory of the
Act Incorporating the City of Austin =
also, an Act for the Protection of Agri-
cultural Lands, and to Preserve the Purity
of Water.
The Assembly passed Senate bill No.
Is, an "Act to Incorporate the Town OF
Gold Hill" Senate bill No. l2S, entitled
an "Act to Provide Revenue for the Sup
port of the Government of the State o.
Nevada !" also. an Act for the relief o.
John A. Benham."