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Prom Me above figures II will be seen that th.
sale which comprises thirty vessels, aud occupied
one hour and seu minutes, realized nesrly million
dollars. Tho steamers Nop'une, Proten., Glaucus
and Neven' viii probably be employed ia the cot,on
tradc' The ferry boats will resume their former
PEACEFUL dutes, While the other vessel. will a, soon
a' prepared go into the Feuerl freightins and tug
bushes" One Of tho vessels will It 10 said he fitted
mp Immediately tor tho purpose Of taking her pur-
chaser with his family and few friends on an oIcur.
sion to tho shores Of Newfoundland to SOC the arrival
OF the Great Eastern, and the joining Of tho tvs
hemisphsrss by the great Atlantic Telegraph eAbls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-13

san illustration N the res 1t Of simple differ
ence ~ or n,or, 10 may 10 stated the eccentric
poet Wall W liimAn, was re icved from his position
~ ihe Interior Department under the genera order
dischArgng immoral persons, his Leaves ofGrass''
beng produced as eviience Of mis- irnmorAity
Walt now occupies - desk IN 'hs Attorney CsnsT.
AIS Once.
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age Sent Through the
hole Line In q Minute
and a Quarter,

CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23
THE FENIAN SIOVEMENT.

MEETINGS or The FRATERNITY-IRELAN
TO 81 DISLNfHRALLED-LET ENGLAND
BEWARE
We ind il tho Ne~ York papers: Of recent date.
fui reports OF the proceedings OF the Feniaus in
thas city. As part Of the history Of the times We
copy s9me extracts from these reports
THEBEIAN BsEoIHNC CIRCLE.
Tais meeting was composed Of "a large assem-
blaze 0f our foreign population" The first speaker
was DR.. r. Norris. He said
- suppose, RaHtlemen, it would be superRuous
for me q that h3 society is the only organi
cation having Tor itI Dbect the emancipation OF
ireland from British rule. n ow, how is 1t that
rhey propose 70 effect this We answer in the
only legitimate way--bg force Of arms. The Fe-
mans Of America are in direct communication with
the feIilHs Of Ireland. and when the blow is struck
al home, shall be ready 20 put our shoulders to
the wheel, aad roll forward the triumphal car Of
Irish iEl,psgdscs. Perhaps, you would like to
know &C what time aud how the Fenian Bro
therhood founded. This society. having for
its aim the liberation OF our oppressed countrymsn
was founded in New \ Ork ia the autumn OF 1855
During the period which iRteryened between the
wear 1858 aud the breaking out Of the war in 1860
il had Increased Nth great Tapidty in numbers and
infueuceit had spread abroad Bntilits broad wings
oversiadOYed the Canebrakes Of the Southwest and
TIE suow-cad hills Of the British Provinces. But,
unfortunately, the breaking ont OF the war inter
fcrc1 wltu thcr operations. Tue uflhB upon run
Sumter cut the communication between the fe-
mans Of the North and those Of the South. But
the Feuians were progressing, nevertheless. AT
the late Fenian Convention the old Bay State was
represented b. thirty-tbree circles; New York by
forty-twO: and other States IN proportion. The
President then read from the resolutions pasSedat
TIE late Convention 20 illustrate the news, spirit
ana purposes OF the organization. He then read
the pledge of membership, and confined Gentle
met this is the oath, the pledge Of honor taken by
everyone who casts his lot with the FeniaR Bro
therlnOd fer the observation-disclosures of Ireland. 1t
cannCAbe objected 70 that are secret organf-
z1.iOn4 Gus views, or purposes, are sown broad
cast Obi Vg5out the land and even If We are a Sc
cret sOdtt We have perfect right to be 50.
ar. J0p Pope Haidens, Of Jersey City, was the
nest ors'S. Ne Said
"Can tl', t 'Jffccflect the purpose which they
h,.' S ,%0 united effort rey i can be done We I,
f a fohe CALLING yo ls0Sa 9s,U sS9sHnt .;
Sf e s, N 5 3. in q one SsI grand saSS talk
,nv. but let u Nhits - >-ar
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23
tAsLATED TEL EGRAMs.T
FROM GEORGIA.
SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM GOV. BROWN:

SfEClAL MESSAGE FROM GOV. BROWN.
MACON, March 9.--Gov. Brown sent a special mes
sage to the Legislature expressing bis qualification
that 1t con6nrs with him in almost ever ythinR re
commended In his late message except Conveu-
ton. He Fears the people may in future iinpera.
lively demand Convention at time less favorable
for calm elaboration and the selection OF delegates
OF known patriotism and loyalty. But, while we
may differ as to the best means Of correcting abuses
admitted by all to exist 1t is the duty of every pa.
riot to do all in his power iii up strengthen and
sustain our gallant armies and provide for the CON-
fort of the families Of our soldiers.
lie recommends the passage of Law TO compel
all civil officers who exempt To- faithfully and
promptly arrest and retain ola deserters and strae
glers; congratulates the Legislature, country and
army on the restoration Of Gen. Johnston--appeals
TO Georgiaps al home and in the field, while the,
demand the correction Of abuses and maintain the
landmarks of liberty, to never permit our promo,
banner to trail in tho dust our cause to suffer
but strike with heroic vaor In the thickest of the
fight till freedom and constitutional liberty be sus
ly Established. 2. ..r.r.-..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

We received, at late hour last night, acopy OF
the New York Tribune, Of Monday, goth Instant
We have only room for the following summary.
There is no news Of interest: -.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. -
The Tribune says edtorially elf Mr.. Jefferson
Davis had been bribed to deliver message to de-
press 10 the utmost the spirits Of his followers and
to NIL with exuliation the heart of every lover of
the Union, he could scarcely have published docu-
ment more ngeniousiy adapted to those ends than
that which we print this morning."
IL then proceeds to analyse and comm emit upon
the message at some length
-, 49, END OF THE WAR;. ....,s--,-.s'
In another editorial, the Tribune professors 10
have received "priyste information to the effect
that "Gen. Lee has notified jeff Davis that Il Is i'm
possible, with the means at his command, to make
head against the Union forces now concentrating
for his overthrow" Such stuff as this will, no
doubt be accepted as truth by the eulible readers
OF the Tribune. i05lfs ETf Ef
80. .s.as.1 sidsEws SUMMARY. - s,se-t
A despatch from Major General Howard, dated
Fayetteville, 10th, states that General Sherman is
there, and although many of the men are in need
OF shoes and clothing, the army never was in bet
ter condition sshs st 80
The draft was not resumed in New York Sstur.
day, as anticipated, and it is understood will not
be immediate iy; although official order has yet
been promulgated. 't1
Several disastrous freshets in New York State
and elsewhere are recorded
Gold closed Saturday at les la.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

ARrIsAvIs.-The following additional contributions
have been received within the last week. viz: r..
Powhatan Artillery, Sd company, accidentally
omitted in last publicatioal sl3 90
Humphreys Brigade l24 90
BryaRs brigade, Col p. McGIashah command.
ing-6Oth and 10th Georgia Regiments s6s
5lst and 53d Ga. Regiment 500 - l37 90
WaioIds Brigade, General DuBose command %
ng-Phillps and Cobb's Legions-I6th and
oath Ga. Regis, slO6 3D. 18th Ga. Regt and : 81
81 battalion 5ltaSpshooters s47 50 l64 80
Barton's Brigade 22d Va. battalion, $50 47th Va
Regiment. sl2 65th Va. Regiment s66 Gu 40th
Va. Regiment sli2 80 a5i OF
Lecture at African Church ,Hs.. ~ 5O
Total s77s %
Contributions received by mail, (box iisI Richmond
Va. a. r. o. DAvIDsoN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

ERROR Conference.-The gentleman spoken of by
contemporary attempting to reach thsiines of ths
enemy, he being public depository, &C., has giver
us the truth in the matter.
lie was not ''drivng like Jehu," or in any other
way; but was asleep in bed when taken.
He was taking sick wife to the lines at Savau-
nah TO send her to her friends.
His authority 'to go and return" was from the
highest power in the State, and Gen. Fry has dis
missed the matter thus.--AaJuStd Chr0aicie
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT C. s. Al
Richmond July % 1854 (
CANS ON THE SECURITY OF TIE

IL FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SlX PER CENTUM
NON-TAXABLE BONDS. UNDER THE SEVENTH
SEXTON OF THE CURRENCY LAW.-Deposts on
call viii be received by the Treasurer this city Assis.
tant Treasurer at Charleston and Mobile and the DEPOSIT
taries at wilmington Raleigh Columbia augusta Savsn.
nah and Montgomery and certificates VIII be sned oi
the same bearing interest at the of per cenum pen
annnm and secured by the hypothecaon Of an amount
OF the above bonds equal to the Of those loanhe
bonds to be set apart by the Treasurer and the proceeds
when sold applied exclusively to the payment of the said
certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks aad
other corporations and TO the public generally bS thi.
mode OF temporary investment and the effect Of The
sure h generally adopted in keeping the cunsscy within
moderate boundA II hoped, viii commend il 10 the 80.
vorable consideration Of tho Community and secure than
prompt cooperation " carrying y into eject; te
tZaa-dn eeentszS q The TisMuiy,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

Coon WoKk.-So%a ot she peBiientiary hands
were yesterday employed in serubbingand scour.
ipg out the Capitol building from top to bottom.-
The congressman and their constituents left it il
most filthy condition. Its halls, corridors and
Hobbies we're literally choke up with cigar stumps
guilds oftobacco aud peanut buit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

ANARcHT IN EAST Notwithstanding to al
accounts fearful condition of things exists ia
East Louisiana. The country is infected with Jay
hawkers, robbers and mnrderers. Persons are fire
quently found dead by the way side. Women have
also been killed. 10 short, anarchy reigus SUI
nrame ffIIl'a ny. H..'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

The SatRIEss' Bosp:-we learn that the sol.
ders bond, authorized by Congress months ago,
has not yet beeh printed and in the present condi
tiOn of the Confederate printing establishment, II
is by no means certain that the job will be execu-
ted this year,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

ADNITgED To PRAcrIcE.-Hon. Horatio W. Bruce,
of Louisville, KY, was yesterday admitted to prat
tice in the Confederate States District Court and
the Hastings Court for the city of Richmond. "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

JUDGE Lyons CouRr.-This court was In sessio
yesterday, but no business of general interest wa
transacted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

"a r. s u sss the ssss;
who of from my plantation, in Buckingham on the
18th Of March for the purpose of joining the enemy
his recent raid Three MEN, Spencer Henry and PAT.
rick (who n not quite grown; i've WOMEN lucy Jane,
Sarah, Abigail Annis and Eliza Gust about grown two
stout BOYS James snd Humphrey, thirteen fourteen
and the rest children OF both sexes. iin I f' \
will give 81 900 for Spencer $500 each for Henry aud
Patrick $3.50 each for the remainder &c secured so that
get them. Address CAMM PATTEsON,
.s. - al Howardsyille p. o..
mh23-d1t&c3t u. &C., Abemare Co.. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

wa 10 pewefi i6t whoa I efd l.ydns vas abort 70
recognize he Soeabsrn Contradictory he told him TO
do 80 and 1--WE millions of Fenians would soon settle
the question wfth England and liberate Ireland
| loud applahse.l - 80
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

N0TIcE-The Bank of Virginia will redeem its crcu-
IN aton and that Of its Branches at the counter Of the
mother Bank in the city Of Richmond at the rate Of one
dollar In coin for six dollars In the notes Of lie own issue
and for seven dollars IN that Of ts Branches;
nas-sswlR Cashier,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23
TELEGRAPHIC.

REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
RECEIVED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE wHIG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

VNTE INVITE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO OUR
w sale THIS AFTERNOON, commencing at four
o'clock OF large number OF lots In Sidney description
which viii be by reference to the Auction Columns
of this paper. +a--fa .t ar
The list embraces of the most beautiful lots in the
most fashionable and improving locations In Sidney.
II Is not likely that such another opportunity will soon
offer for investment in property OF this description
Plats will be shown at the sale and terms win be &C.
commodating to purchasers. y
GRUBBs WILLIAMS
mh23-t AuctoneeTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23
TO the Polls! Te the Polls

big poll, and smashing majority to-day for COL.
ELLIOTT for City Senator. He is not among u.s. but
the people know why. They know too, that he is brave
soldier, jealous patriot Of intellect conyersant
with public affairs and pure, high minded, liberal.
hearted gentleman All his interests in the city and
all his sou ia in the for which the confsderacy
struggling .UsT[fr
mho3-lt . .. GRAY JACKET
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

A PPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.--Tb. Relief
IA Committee CT Richmond appeal 10 the publ { for aid
in behalf of the families of soldiers and refur the
city.
Richmond Is filed with refugees from portion of
the Confederacy many of them the families Of soldiers in
the field
Liberal and regular contributions of money food and
fuel are earnestly requested =.
The Southern Express Company have kindly agreed to
ship all articles contributed to tue 20 Or free of charge
Contributions OF money should De sent to H. T.. G.
Baskerville Treasurer and an supplies should be con-
signed to the Relief Committee OF Richmond" care
Messrs Martin & Cardozo
RELIF COMMITTEE.
II. Il. G. Baskerville, Treasurer
William Bell Dir. W. r. Gwathmey, J. L. Maury, Direc-
tors.
VIM. II. Peasants, Secretary.
General Joseph anderson DR. G Barney, William b
Clemmitt Lewis Crenshaw, James ChamberlaYne,
Peter Daniel Jr, George Fisher Patrick GissoL,
Blackburn Hughes Samuel J Harrison. Thomas W Me-
Canoe Roger Martin, Samuel NJ Price, Asa Snydes JOel
b Watkins George A Allen George Baughman, Robert
Christian, Judge William Cramp, DIR Eilesson, Col
Thomas Ellis, George Gibson, James Gordon Abner
Harvey Judge William H Lyons DR. j. Hall Moore, p
Cary Nicholas John Randolph Tucker David Williams,
VIM Willis, Jr WIN p. MUNFORD,
fe2t-d&ctf ft-t President.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

FRE.--Yesterday morning about eleven O'Clock,
a spark from chimney set fire to the roof of the
large frame building corner Of 9Th and Franklin
streets, occupied by Mrs. Richard,H Hill Fortunately
the FIRE was soon discovered and extingushed be-
foro it had obtsine any consider able headway.-
Damage slight. i1f-
The fire ON Tuesday night was some where ip III.
county, north of the city. la. ,.t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

GIVE are authorized and requested
to state that j. J. DAILY Of Meeklenburg, Is not can
didate for the Senate OF Virginia.
mh23-ltt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23
SOMPLDfENTARY CONCERT.

COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
"a GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL con-
CERT will be given by several Lady and Gentleman
tours to Madame RUHL, at Metropolitan Hall, on
THURSDAY EVENING. March 23d. Messrs. Schneider
Kessnich and other PROFESSIONAL gentlemen have kindly
volunteered on this occasion.
A full orchestra IL also engaged.
. Tickets can be had at the principal Book and Music
stores. Hotels and at the door
Reserved seats at sl0 be secured at the Hall
to/2 o'clock on Thursday. mh2f-3t'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23
GnII.DREN,s SHOES! CMlIDREN,S

~ SHuES-.00 pairs Chdrens Shoes for sale, to ac-
commodate families at $50 per pair retail
I1fii I., sca j. II. ANTHONY
mh23-lt M Corner 18th and Cary streets
STOCKIIOLDER'S MEETING.-The
- Stockholders OF the Roanoke Valley Railroad Com
pany requested TO meet in Carksvie, Va Friday
the S0h OF March, at II NJ fu attendance Is request
ed. w. A. SMITH Prest.
mh2-3taW4w
nANV1ILE BANK.-The Danyille Bank will
~ redeem all notes OF its own issue that may be pre-.
sented at its Banking House during the month Of March
in con at the rate OF dollar in coin for eight dollars
in notes- 4rtlI JN0 N. JOHNSTON;
mh6-eodtlstA 49,. rts Cashier.
MIDLOTHlAN NOTICE. An adjourned
vi meeting OF the Stockholders of the Midlothian Coal
Mining Co. will be held WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst
ahl9 o'clock, at the Office Of the Company
JN0. C. STANARD
mh!l-dot Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

VIRGINIA, 40 Wit;-At rules held IL, the
v Clerks OF she County Court OF Powhatan county,
from the 9Th to the 9Th day Of February IN the year
1866 iA a
Joaeph " Hobson and Mary T. his wife, and the said
JosephY Hobsony administrator with the will
nexed of Lucy Bullock, derd, Plaintiffs,
against ..r 49,. as- :
William g Bullock Defendant.
- ~. IN CHANCERY. t- {
The object of this suit Is to have division of tie es
tate OF ucy Bullock decd according TO the provisions
of her will and the plaintiffs having filed their bill and
il appearing by affidavit filed that the defendant
resident of the State of Virginia, the motion Of the
plaintiffs by B. w Fnney Esq. their attorney il Is
dered that the said defendant appear here within
month after the due publication of This order and 30
what necessary protect his interest herein and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond
Wing and Public Advertiser newspaper published In
the city Of Richmond and continued once week Tor four
successive weeks and that another copy be posted az the
front door OF the Court House of this county the next
fe i4--w4w - #. GRAVES CIT.
NOTICE 10 ihe CitIzeus OF nHanover.-
IN Afuther distribution of Cotton Cloth Cotton Yarns
and Cards will be made at AStIL AND on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, the 2eth Dth, and 3st Of March
1865. 30 80 F'' ri.s
Wednesday and Thursday win be devoted exclusively
20 filing orders that have been taken, aud on Friday viii
be distributed the surplus goods on hand;
nhai-sss = caeg Agt Hanover County
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23
THE CITY.

QrITE SxrsAFrox-Frnsr PARADE OF NReso
Troops IN RIcHxOoD.-The announcement in the
morning papers that twocompanes Of negro troops
would parade in the afternoon, attracted a great
multitude Of ladies, military men, civilians, boys,
children, nurses, negroes and others to the Square,
between and S o'clock yesterday, TO witness the
novel spectacle. The streets in the vicinity were
also crowded with darkies. ., 49,,
At Ialf-past O'Clock the battalion, composed Of
three companies Of Write convslescents from 1.-THE
hospital) Camps, winder and jackson, and two
companies Of negro employees, who volunteered
for military service, marched DOM Main street,
under the command of Major tDr.) Chamblss. A
brass band preceded the battalion playing Dixie',
and other patriotic airs The sidewalks were lined
with spec ,.f.. ,1 -. &C. ~ rt.fe 4
Turning up Governor street, the colume marched
to the Square. As they entered the Square there
was rush from all quarters towards. the gate and
avenues leading thereto, everybody seeming intent
upon satisfying the promptngs OF curiosity al the
earliest possible moment. The boys, who regarded
the whole affair as a sort of frolic, cheered and
yelled voeiierously, and altogether the scene pre-
sentei was quite remarkable and almost ludicrols
Tho column filed to the right, halted, and faced
towards tho Capitol the windows Of which were
filed with ladies'. After the troops were rested.
they were reviewed by several officers, aud then put
through the manual of arms. The crowd was so
great that very few persons witnessed the drill. but
those who did generally concurred in the opinion
that Sambo could be taught to handle a gun as well
as hoe. 49, i'. sstli
The parads lasted but short time. In about
half al hour, the order was gvent Ia fright face"
and the battalion marched out Of the Western gate
of the Square and returned to their quarters. The
boys gave them parting cheer. f,.,.ss ,4sI
This turn out was rather premature. The negroes
were clad in heterogeneous garb instead of the uni
form which invests the position Of soldier with iis
chief attractions. Still the people wanted TO see
specimen Of the ''Corps d. Antique" and they were
gratihed. At the next parade the negroes should
be uniformed and well drilled. e,s... -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23

MADAME RuaL's Cosy1iSRSrARr BEsEFIr.-Our
readers will perceive, from the advertisement Ia
our columns this morning, that the grand comph.
mentary benefit rendered to Mad. Ruhl, the ac-
complished caRtatrce, comes of tonight at the Me-
tropolitsn Hall. rsmulr ,8 W. .is.t e.
A number Of amateurs OF acknowledged talent
have yolateered their services onthe occasion, and
Keesnick's Orchestra will ''disoourse most excel.
lent music" sff 1.l .fl mtas a.' -H.
An evening of enjoyment may BIZ expected BY
those who attend Mad. Ruhl deserves a crowded
house in return for the assistance that she has rem
dered various benevolent organizations IN the city,
through her concerts; and doubt not that large
and appreciative audience viii gather tonight at
her benefit, -,f I,aai 81. -eai.rj % ..si
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-23
THE VICTORY AT FLORIDA.

It is reported that Gen. Sam. Jones hasachieyet
another victory in FLORIDA. He met strong. Y an
kse force advancing from ST. Marks to Tallahassee
defeated and drove them back with considerable.
loss Our loss was slight, q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-23

q me nigbty Mississippi river 70 water
Or now through bss onsasfsop. CIose
this river 70 the north-gi9Ss 81 tr.n.far.
Ing its month 10 asoehef nation Ana ~.
become the most eompietely land.loclsa 4
country in tho world. ,sWsre they 10 con.
sent to this thing shsy would siga their
+own death-warrsnt. The only hone /
have ever had of success 10 this straeula
was that thoss North. western States mieht
be induced TO join our csuse. The man
ner in which those States voted 10 the
late Presidential election has dispelle d
tnat hope for ever. and 10 my judgment
has sealed the fate OF the Confederscy,
Hawes 10 q distinguished lawyer snd au-
tLer of an able letter which appeared in
the Raleigh Standard over the signature
Damson. which attracted SO much atten.
ton in the North in 1868. JEFF. Davis
attempted TO arrest him recently for usk-
ing this remarkable speech, bu, was pre-
vented from doing SO BY the Legislature
Of n. G, which has extended over him
the protesting shield Of the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-23

fs4SU&i1s0 0ugoIol11fs = - aslAesizi,e q
(szpdss mi a|so sqisH ihs propositios
to recognise Tie ex;st1noo oe God 4 -
Cesss'ssssss also agaisst ~ psopositios
o. Mr. 6amaet il sshtioa - IL tesis Of
recaastruoiion. - I. sF'77s
s The report Of the Commfites Of Con-
fsrence on the ffesdnsn's 6ili vas con.
sidered and rejected-l4 agaipse -.
Tbs essGte assisted on iss. ansnAmeut
70 the original bin and called for Another
Committee of Conference.
The bill entitled an act 10 regulate
commerce betwcen the several States. rc.
hitting to the Cambridge and Amboy rail-
road, waststsu Up. e~-N
Nye opposed it.
On motion of Spague the Secretary Of
War war eekeds for copy of the instruc.
tions issued for the enrolment OF citizens
in Louisiana.
Pending further considerations Of the
railroad bill, the S.nate weat IN, execu-
tive session.
Adjourned.