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REV ADVERTISEMENT. y.

REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. PrentiQ-"or Sale.
Thos. EarI-Lsni for Sale.
n. Halle & Co.-'elt Ribbons and Buckles
Maj. Geo. .Arnold--8nnouncement
Ksndell & Co Cheap Goods.
Statement Of tbs Lamar Ins lrsIca Co.
Statement Of the Hope In -ursnce Co.
P. Prsntiis-Volunteers Wanted.
j. FusIer-Commi sion Merchant
Pianos for SsIe-I ocaI Notice.
Printing Office for ssle-LocaI Notice.
Fourth Ward-Locai Notice.
Sixth Wsrd-Lo,al Notice.
Auction Ssle-Lo.sl Notice.
Sscond Ward-Loosl Notice.
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CnElE

| COUGR BALSAA
cures the most violent
sttsol 5 oscroup in either
cid or young.
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G. 6. CLARK q CO., PrOp'rs,
New Haven, Conn
GENERAL AGENTS;
DEMAs BARNES CO.,
No. q Park row.
F.O. WELLS CO.,
No. lis Franklin street.
Il. B. HELMBOLD,
No. 5s4 Broadway.
RstaiIsd BY all Druggists in the city and country
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Dried AppIes.-1oC bb's cholOe Dried A5rles
for sale by J. 6. sIMM0NS & CO,
mhl6:I96 2R so Merwin st.
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Seeds.-Clcver and Timothy Seed, 10 small OF
large lots, for sae at he lowest market rates by
;. c.. sIAIMO6s CO.,
mhl6:196 2R 90 Merwin street.
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80 Ills a peerless nov

Bold, quick, ingenious, forward, cai able;
He's a the mothers from top to toe"
And may be easily cured Of the dread Iifs destroy
ing disease, CATARRH, by the of DR.. d. d.
seelyes Liquid Catarrh Remedy, before it has
worked its way down tho throat to the lungs, and
thus blssted proud parents hope. mch2ORs
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Sold hy druggists sv-
err VT ere. Price ONE
DOLLAR Fer bottle.
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SOVEREIGN REMEDY
DISEASES
DIsORDERBD STATE
or rHE
STOMACH Oh BOWELS.

wevArrsns both of shsm. IN every instance, If
our directions are followed.
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Butter.-1OO packages choice West IN Beserve
Butter, kegs and half barrss, for sale ct greatly
reduced prices in lots to suit purchasers 1t 50 Mer
win street.
ml6I96 1w J. G. SIMMONS 4 CO.
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AUCTION SALES
TUESDAY, MARCH % 1865.
Carr Iage, Lumber wagon, Harness,
PIOKs, &c, &c,

AT AFCrIoE..-....-...-.-.BY o. CUTTER B SON.
On the farm Ofsaml spangler, East Cleveland.
o. Cutter & Son will ssll, on Tuesday, March 2s,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N on the farm Of
Samuel SpaDgler, East Cleveland, one 2-horss Car
riage, enc horse Lumber Wagon, Ons set pouble
Harness one flaming Mill, two ows, ono ar
row, one pair Bob-sleds, one Grain Grail, lot
Chairs aud other Farming Implements. Also lot
Carp nt=Ts Tools.
TIRNs OF s.LE.-six (0 months credit, with sp.
rOTsd security. mch22:I98
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- naEket b quIet I'D nouin

Ps1rOIeum-Ths market is quiet and aOmin
81 soc. s41
seeds-Quist. Glover held at S12,0@l2,5O.-
Timothy held 1t S5,OO@5,25.
POtafOes-In moderate request at s5g0oc for
prime peach-bloWs-
Beans-Yery dull, and market nominal ct 81 co
@2 25 for medium white.
Dried Apples-o Quiet and steady 81 Il1f9l2o,
pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-soarce and firm 3! 42944c
I peeled, and s2sS4c for unpeeled. ~
Lake FIsh-scasee, in COED request and very
firm at the following prices; WhiteaBh, halt bblI,
SO 6Oi Trout half bbIs, $780, Pickerel half bbls
50 60, and very scarce Berring Sc so per bbI.
Feathers-steady, with sales 10 q moderate
way st SOC for prime live geese.
saIt-StsadY. Coarse 50 80 Ground Solar . 90
Fine ss 96.
HOps-Fim. New York ssats 4cs5Oc, accord
ing to quality.
Malt-stsady. Barley Malt quoted At 81 90 per
bushsl.
- follows Present Use TX Ale SO; Stock XXX
Su0s1si Ksnnstt Sl1i Pale Cream 81; Porta
~ half and quarter barrels IN proportion.
Water Ljme-Fim At % % for Osvego and
Akron.
PIaster.-"POWs1'H' land plaster N2 80 pss
ton.
Rose = PrentIss' FrOVIs1On maFhes Re
| port.
The following are the rates charged By uss
Hams-sugAr-oured premium hams . D......Ss
Dried BeeE9 ss.........1s
ShOuldefS-SugAr-oured 3 lb................-...19
| BRcO1-Or Smoked Sides , B-..........-........f2
rfT1aN hakf1 frsh
Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd IN kegs B D. rs
POrk-Ho. mess bb...........................s4 q
Extra clear 3 bbl.....-.............-...... 81 o.
| - No extra charge made for pA0kAge5 or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles Art
warranted strictly primo, and equal to anything n
the stAte. Orders promptly Allied.
ROBE PREHTISS.
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GOES


lCOUGH BALSAM
cares hoars5ness ard
tiik ing in tue throst.
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NOR sALE-TWO PORTABLE EN-

TOR SALK.-TWO PORTABLE EN-
Il GINES, suitst lie for Oil Works. They have s.
inch ues, will burn wood or al, and are especially
arranged ior the Oil business. hp2y soon. Address
JONAS =. VAC, kobiLson Machine Works, "a
Richmg nj, Ind mh6:lys
EOR SALE. HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il Forest street. House large and cOmmodious; Lot
80 feet By 225 with abundance OF hne shrubbe y,
and good fruit choice Craps and good barn.
Terms easy. Enquire of u. W. GAGE EsQ., los su-
rsli Tor street au22 .R2
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I COUGH BALSAA
cures the worst colds
surely aud spesdi;y.
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/ COUGH BALSAN
cures sore throat ard
soreness # the chest snd
lungs.
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GOES

I COUGH BALSAh
cures inausnzs, asthms,
and all bronchial sfee-
uons.
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W 5-lO PER CENF- AND lU-4U' NATIONAL
LOAN.
CoH mission allowed to SubscTbers.l
E5-U. g. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2J's, lO-40s, Treasury
Notes and all other Government fecuri.ieI pur-
chase and to~ ssls on the most "a Orsbl terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Oanada money bought
and sold At bsst rates, Deposits received and Col
lections made at all acCessib p5ints. Uncarrent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. oc4
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HOUSE AND LOT FOX SALE.-Sltu-
IL ale the jan tion OF Pitt sbursh and Canal
Streets (n a. Hussey's COfpsr Smiling MOrks), be-
ina ls fest front on Pittsburgh street and I5i fst
fr0ut on anal street Euilding Z3859 feet. Good
we cistsIn. and on houses. for particulars inquire
land Ohio mArI5:f
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ITCH.

ITCH. WhEATON'S ITOH.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
viii cure the Itch in 4s hours--slso cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers. Chilbla MS and all Eraptions OF
the skin. Price go cents. By sendlDg 60 csnts to
Weeks end Pott.r, 10 Washing gton ST., Boston, will
be forwarded fee by mail. For ssle By all Drug.
gists. mhl4.F dyhwy
Flags anu Banners.-Addrtss G. W. Grow
ell & Co., 1917 Superior st., Cleveland, Q.
mlt:le6
OIL Factory for SRIe.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings being pleasantly sit
uated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pscity about fifty barrels per day Immediate pcs
session given ifrequired. B. PELT0N,
Cleveland Feb. II, 1865. febI5:r2Of
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COUGH BAL8AM
relieves . oOnsumptivs
congh ss tOon IS It Ia
taken.
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Sg4 =
l COUGH BALSAM
is the largest bottle in
the NO Id fer the price,
therefore, Lot only the
> beat but the cheapest
medicine sxtant.
Over ons Million bottles
Of
GOES
! 00UGH BALSAM
are sold annually, and
tbs peop'e sIl pronouDcs
It the beat cough prsPar-
alton they ever used.
I GOES
Y COUGH BALSAH
is warraoted to give sat-
isiaetiOa or the money
refunded.
No family can afford to
be without
Il GOES
I CUUGH BAL8AN
IN the house ready for
Immediate use.
I GOES
Z COUGH RdESAK
costs but
I FORTY GEMS
Tbs fotlle holds more
than any ether 81 the
same price.
The medicine Itself Is
warranted lup rior TO all
otherJ.
Sold BY druggists ev-
eryWhers.
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-EOR sALE-hOUsE AND LOr, l29

il Lake tree, c ,Iner Wo,d ald Lake, within the
Second Ward d d5tin guished its wealth and good
citizenship, and within minutes walk (. ON the
Pubic SOU ne, Post-oflice, Mark I, prncip Bepots
and busiNess stre-ts House brick with wing,
substa TALLY aud tastefullF built Arranged with
Teiersucs aliae 70 CONT nd convenience, haYfn
an obtIucfei aud beautiful view OF the Lake, aud
furnished with lake water, gas and furnace The
who e IL good con iiior. Ieims reasonable. 1! IN
- by the Ist o. MBy, will be for rent InIrirg on
the premises a. the office Of DIS. Blair and San
ders. g Public Square mch20:lW
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an 0O0 MONEY ADVANCED

Q60 00O MONEY ADVANCED
OOU,UUO in sums to suit-at the old stand and
Nell-knou n WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
rifles svery kind viz; Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver WaIe, Jeweiry, Guns, Pistols,
ClOthng, lIy Gods PianUs, MelOdeODs, and all per-
BOnal property and articles OF value the most sat
isfactory terms Business strictly private. Eslab-
Hshed ls5l. k.B.-A variety Of uHredeemed Watch
e, J swelry, GUS, ETC., OF sale At bargains.
Ofhce-corner OF Water and Superior streets, over
oet2S J. Q. a W. WAGNER.
DOK SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
III House, IS nd Sc Prospect street, Euitab for q
boarding house. Terms easy. EnQuirs OF CONWAY
W. kUBLE, At the Ifice o 6ackus Noble. fel3:E
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

The Great FemaIe Remedy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25

Sold By druggists sy-
eryWhers.
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AGENTS. WANTFD-I want Agents

n 10 canvass every county In the State to sell an
article needed by every ooe, and whose UsefolUess Is
At once reco9uiEad. For fpriher PARTICULARS call
sddress - s.. CRITOHLET, ls2 Superior street,
Ciereiand Ohio mcu3le6
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p,or:s,i, relations With che United atstsa'
n}s,a th, l.ts counting of tbs slsototsl vos'
a. ,bsir iu,,ifc..ion in recognising Nj. Lin
o,Ia us President only Of the States whose
electoral votes were cast and counted in his
e,eotior.
These States having voted in tho Prssidsn-
sisl election Of 1860, were regarded in Europe
as bound by that election; they might ~itn'
draw from The Union by the right OF fevouaon,
but constitutionslly they were as muon ooanu
to abide Mr.. Lincoln election, after voting IN
it, as though their own candidate had baen
successful. This view has obtained in Europe;
nut when ths remaining States he'd an eis'-
i'm from which these States wsre, BY law
excluded, The treaty, by their sctlon, no longer
existed as 10 those States, and they ore now
,coardcd es out Of tho Union by the action OF
the Federal States. Ills treaty Wow q tne
Constitution Of the United States, appears no"
to b, assuming importance in Europe ana
this letter vary clearly indicates important ae'
sul,s us about to arise from it. BY collecting
our strength. trusting in cur own STRENGTH 60
living On ourselves, We shall give add'l'onsl
s,ter 9Th to our European frisnds-thsn, Wh''e
". road Ties. On couraging signs from abroad
I.t us not rsl.x our forts ut home
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Legislature OF VIRGINIA,
FsID.Y, FsD. II, 1865.
Tho S,oats uas oaiiej 20 crGtT AZ | col


The S,nsts was oalle;i 10 erdtr 1T Ii 1'3l OK,
A. ID, l.y the President, Lieutenant doT.rnor
rulcx
Prsysr L7 Rev D. Ps's1k;n, Of tie Eif.'o'
pal Church.
Senate bill 10 secu7o transportation By
railroad, canal and CO tress companies, snd ether
publ, carriers Of fad, clothing aid o'hr
supplies INTENDED for soldiers in III, army or
in hosri als, was ordered to be en9roased.
Mr.. DuLAsY offsred the 70 Irving. Which nj
.b III Il if adopted, w.u!d a1psdt, bnsintsa
Resolved, } hit from and af:er this day 81
proceedings # ho S.nats (crospt in cases OF
Executive nominations shsll DO hsd in opon
ssssiln until osherwiso ar'er,d.
Mr. CHRISTIAN, 81 Middles'1. moved to lay
the resolution on the t,bIe. u,si;d it mnsr
be apparent to every Senator thai d:saussIoa
Of The g;rr questions now nnder censIdsra-
t:oa 20 the Sonata ought not to be csatn''ed
sitil op,a daors. N,t ,hIt sc desire to cos
zeal Gu. aciiobs rc,a our cUE.sitCsna or tho nd.
liz. bu, e7try S,ns,or NUT aimit tia c'riaia
f..ts which have bssn broo2ht 10 CnT notice
here, and which are constantly alluded to In
the debate, ought not to DO published 10 our
enemiss. II. thought that time might be
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THE NEW S.
FROM PETERSBURG.

The Express" of yesterday says tina
the enemy have kept up. for the PISS: tive
Gays and nights, most terribl' npFta' ii
horn-blowing and drumteasipg His TRAIN,
have bsen running too, and ali exteras! Si'-
pearsncts would seem 70 irGi,ats m5yeilsnts
OF unusual kosiyity:
A desertsr Of lar moro than ordinary iC;:'-
lissno,, and seeming rsspse!ability, vhc ua.-.a
into our lines Tuesday night, sta!ed taa: G'...:
had sent to City Poin, since the SstuscaY
night previous from the loft, not less than s',::
thousand men, This dessrter atates that :!
impression in the army was, these msn w'is
going soush-e;thor to N.Ebtrn CT to St9Tm,n
As GRAFT vainly sndssvorsd to reach Il"
Boylion plank and the South SIDE rai!r2nl =
his last mcvtmsns. We think it proIabe i'..i
no will now reinforce at soms point iu.g;r
3oul, and endsagor to max. .hs, para Of b.
programme suoo's' beyond p.radTsn.":,.
The enemy ar. ds.orting in largo nun.5-:-.
despite tho extraordinary prtc 2usi5Es (. ":a1t
u prevcn.. The mca were g'eat'y ea'."-
ragged at ihs rsctH. prospect for p;a.a, b.
lhus g,oat desidc7a.uin tsiny now cori.u-;:r
moro rcm5ts than ever, they hv; do..rn.;n3.
to rid themselves af "war's ruio a!I7.aa" q.
any cost. Tina wo-iI end rssnins ~ rtar &!
Grants lac. urc said T. b. tilIsi WIKI icsc.:-
els, wlilo not It on rJ.lo t.r.usa Lie !;>"t
and gi.e themselves VI.
FROMTHETRAsS MISSISSIPPI! ni!aEi1I.W.
CaIt +. hohl, who arrive! III lbs cry ui
yesterday, hG, kindly furnished us ~.:h L.ss 81
Texas psperi from December 20.h 20 janus
-, ffcm which we will extract hereafter. AM,
tho t-ms Of inter: st in the budget before H. ~
ii tina, tho forces under Gen. Mazru1er srn SC
ported to BE- in excellent condition.. lMrtr.""t
events in his department are locked tor IN '!s
coming spring. Gen. Jchn A. Wfsrton. Of iG.
Confederate army we fad has arrived ri his hon"
in Brazors county Terss, after an sb!eEce .
nearly three years and hall lie left Texas H..
Captain of company in tire Terry Rsnk'r' Il
returned to il Ma or General in the Conf. r,'''
States Army. 1Ia has wen his ra.'k, snyn ia"
Houston Telegraph" by ardnous sirvi'''. sri
by the display Of military ability. The :; ~
chershes him with pride, and looks to him with
conf iencc for still more signal service
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21
THOMAS BRIGADE.

NsAR PETER pyso, Va, Feb. 10, 1865.
At mass meeting hold this day in'Tbomas'
brigade, tho following resolutions were unan-
imuusly adopted BY a rising vots:
Resolved, That tie course reosnt]y pursued
BY President Lincoln towards President Davis
and the three distinguished gontlsmsa known
ss the Psaoe Commissioner" wss pethdicus,
unfesliug and srrcgaEt, and insulting in The
highest degree to tho people Ct tbs Southern
Confcdsrs and that Ee Gpurn with con-
tempt the propositions upon which DO Pro-
poses to atop toeWar.
Resolved, That We Gre unalssrablg opposed
to ANYTHING liz, reconstruction Of political
sf1i!iaticns Of any Sort With the people OF tina
United S.a.ea, our determination being frsd
70 pros.cuts this war until tho unqualified ar
absolute independence u the souih.rn Oon-
fedsrssy sh:l! be acknowledged.
Resolved, That We hsvs unb9undec emf
dspot in the patriotism, devo ion apd wisdom
of President Davis and General 4. h. Lee,
and thst vs. will ohsnfully submit to any
hrdships or dsaaess ths: they msy think
ue,.ssarY to Tho SUCCESS Of our cause.
Resolved, That whom, in ths or, tcn OF
President Dsvis aad Gene,al R. L. L.s, it
shall become necessary to arm portion or al
of the slaves capable of bearing arms and
mako soldiers Of theu, We will seccp. Il as
necessity and Cheerful 'ly aequesce pe,fe'ring,
ss ws-do, any md su sacrito.s to subjuga-
tior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

APacirIc PErf1Ios.-S:me ccoent';o TcT
s,n has been diyerting ths Federal U"aE':r
recently, ao may rs ecen from tho follow.
extract lroli The proceedings tf thht bog
Mr.. Pomeroy presented tho r1cm1ria! q
Blcodgool Bieoht i,r . treaty; ofehsire ~
defensive, betw. "a the United Sta!ca ard Co.
fsdersto States.
Mr.. Pomsroy said be had read tbs To;I;i;;
and could ssc nothing in It to dspri7s III
petitioner of tho right to present it. WIS
he a,ks is a very foolish cEd uaEarr.a;:a!:
thing.
MI. Grimss-Wbat does b, wont?
Mr.. Pomsroy-Ie desires tiat tho ="
armies should combins to fight tho Froh'h 90
Of Mexico, and then take Cuba and ta2ao"'
b that time, he Thinks, they would tc -
consolida.sd that they would not fight 'Is-
other any moro. Laughter
Oimotiou of Mr. Samn.r, Tbs p:t:u-H vs.
ordered to be laid on the sab!..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

A very interesting exsracs from private
;es.sr. dated Carlton Club, Pail Mall, Lon
don. December Is, 1864. will be found in this
days "Euqairer." oOried from yesterday
Sentinel"
Tho purpose attributed to France. Austria
and Spain Of revising their political relations
With tb Q United States after the 4sh OF March
u,x., and of recognizing hr. Lincoln as Pre-
sident only of the States thasVotsd i'r him IN
tho late election, which has been lumorsd and
whispered very often before. hos appeared in
coronesu and in the United States pspers.--
None can deny that there are many fsoss and
principles that would justify European pow
.rs in such change Of their diplomatic rola'
tons. Nations rsoognizs tho trgsnic law Of
each o,hsr, and, acting upon that principle,
The, may take coguizsnce of charges and alter
a:ions made therein without violating any pIin-
ciole Of international Law. Lord B:oug haD,
commenting on the Constitution Of tho United
States, says: at Is plsinly impossible to CON-
sidsr the Constitution which Troletses to
govern this whole Unicn, this federacJ Ct
States, IS anything other than treaty: ct
which tho conditions are TO be executed for
"thsm all; and henos there must DO cerssin
things laid down, certain rights entered,
8 certain provisions made, which cannot DO
L" altered without universal content" To
hat treaty these States were orcs pssties-
.bey severed their connection ard VII hirsw
III sir "oonsont'-and their former co ststes
,r,ostsd to arms for the enforcement Of con-
sent. That treaty no longer exists as regards
,hsss Ststss war, which snnuls oil treaties,
h.s puI an end 10 it. But, moro 'h'n this;
a., d.lib.rst. action of the Oshsr States, t'ksn
in tho late Presidential election, by which
,bs.s sss,ss were denied, formally denied the
right to participate in tho Presidential
elections, was the sbrogation tf the treaty ss
10 these States, and their release BY their ior-
m,rly CO. S.atss, Of al right and duty uDoer
hat treaty.. Twas the turning Of these osssss
mt of the Union. And European powers may
OF 10 act upon that fact, and, revising their d.
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widows and r,no7 ahildasa Of suoh .s have
bs;u tillsd or hass disd IL chs Gssvios. Tss
taken up, together With tho House bill as a
substitute, and the latte. wss oonsijsred, aid
pending it's consideration tho House, at quar-
ter to 3 O'Clock, found itself wishouta quorum,
and o3;nrrnnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

Minis Bur,, tia nutsa Of :hs F:;a:ch Empt-
rar, died l..t month, ct tic sgs Ct tigdty-
four. Tia son Of this old LADY, h. Jrers du
lait of the Emperor, is attached to 'hs service
of his M.;esty as Treasurer General Of tho
Grown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

Wien Tbs the, army correspondents W
attempted to pass tho batteries " 'iG;-'o. e.
zero reported to haze tee1 lost " '.''.'
Sherman is credited with the h !m@r9us S'''''
ment-
That's good! Veil have ds.Fas+n;s .,
from hcil before breakfast"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

An Opy ,RrUs1rY F,k RsTALIATloH ~ -
cent Cincinnati despatch raJ': -..
N. B. Davis, identified Mt N:Vais; Wv"
some DAYS since, as Keeper # the hi'a t.".s
Vile, ca, Military Prison, sId who con- I5.
on his street., being bearer OF ttsfa'c"'' ','" .
Ricamond to Canada. has been ss' 's"'., 8
h. hury or J,knson's I-sn'l, fe5tOcfI a.
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D,Uyx-An individual, VII, gave tia raa'e
20 Lszon, va, Gagged, yesterday, ioi DeioS
drunk and diso.i.:ly il negro shau:y near
the new m:rke:.
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Hurr.nY.-Ths dwelling ii Rev. Gee il. 10:
Editor of tine Christian "AdVocats' Was ~
ei.r:ons:y sr.:red on Wednesday night AZ ''''
h ~ IF lot of ta,on sugar. ls:d snd meal.
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lie doLe; il Has certain that some 40 ion for
tho ten.fs of Lur cuff .ring soldiers in shis
hospital was neeiful. Tho fatE.r Of one Of tho
wounded men thsre, whom nc wss visiting,
witness ny the nsssre diet dolod ont to the
patients said that she government might tabo
half that he had rather than such things
should b,;. and this spirit, hs fs!t aura, Tas
felt by every citizen Of the State.
Mr. EseLIsa said that it was perhaps M"
necessary to opsn up the pic.urss Of distress
and suffering which nigh! b. depicted. Lilo
would, however, say that thsrs was, until
very recently, want Ct fuel at Cbim5osszo,
and that the suffering in consequence was
ve,y great. As instancss, several pstezts
were brought in frczel, snd there was nGs
sufi ,ient FIRE to thsw their limbs.
. Mr.. FLsyrso said that the greatest i0con-
veni,nos in regard 10 fires, be uDderstood was
the want Ct s;ovs,. One little bit Of at ,vc
was expected to heat An entire ward. There
might be an ilds8ni.s supply Of wood, and *
would bo impossible to d'fls, stuff ,i,ns
warmth through ono OF those large buildings
/, render half OF tho pstisnts coinIOttab'e
The resolution WAS ed ped.
On motion OF Mr.. ToALtx, III, Senn!n bill
to legaliz. ferry in King and z 1aen h4nnty.
ors, tho MsttaIoni, Was taxen Up nnd
passed.
On motion Of M. DUrosD. the Ssna.e Till
fxiag the time Of the general State .sscsions
wss taken 60, and the question Icing upon
Mr. ToHLIs's smendnsns, fixing the r.id
elections upon the 4 b ThursdaJ 10 March, it
was, alter roms discussion. put to the vote and
adopted. TIE bl: was then psssed-ayes u
noes {.
O, motion cf Mr.. ANDERSEN the report 81
tho Committee on Military nlirs, mule On
yss,erday, vas taken NJ, uni. on NOTION Of
MIR TcxL1s, ms,lc III. ,rier If ;hi dsJ lei
TIss3sy At o'ol"ck. -,
Mr.. RcBsxrsoS gays ao!ij. III :. b. w"nld
move al Tho rr yPi1 TINA thai III; !utje IL
discussed in ss:7st seSs!oa-
Ga moti9n of Mr.. MAosupxs, tho S'nate
bill for the relief of INDECENT ccldit's ana
sailors, disabled in III, terv!ce, ana Of the
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vhiuL are ever thu rewards CT vigilance, 7l:sde,
fortitade aId yslor.
Resolved, That a oopy Of these resolutions
bs osnt to our Representatives in Congress ard
in tia Virginia Legislature, and that alsn
copiss be sent to the Richmond Enqulrer,
"Ex.miner and Whig," with the request
that they publish the sauo.