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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at II A. NJ.
Mr.. Bouldin, from the Finance Com
mittee, reported bill to amend chap
ter eighty-seven of the Code, so as to
increase the fees of inspectors of to-
bacco. The bill was read one time.
A resolution authorizing an election
in the county of Greenbrier, for district
attorney and county officers, on the fourth
Thursday of March next, was taken up
and amended so as to include all coun-
ties wherein elections could not be held
in May last on account of the presence
of the public enemy. The resolution
was then adopted.
The bill amending and re-enacting
certain provisions of the fence law of
Virginia was taken up, considered and
passed.
The tax bill, the first order of the
day, was discussed for N hour, when it
was laid on the table, and the second
order Of the day, the bill to organize the
home guard for local defence, was taken
up.
Finally, it being moved to indefinitely
postpone the bill, the House refused to
indefinitely postpone-ayes, At; noes,
40.
The bill was then laid upon the table,
and after some business the House, at
P. NJ, took its usual recess until half
past o'clock.
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ftdsfals Government III certain eakct,
which WAS read che Ar1s time and Of.
dsred to be read second time.
House joint resolution authorizing the
election Of county officers in the county
Of Greenbrier was agreed to.
The joint resolution requesting our
Representatives insCou ess and our
Senator's to urge the % of law to
exchange Eve millions III Confederate
securities for currency, was taken up
on motion of Mr.. Lynch.
Mr.. Hunter opposed the resolution on
the ground that it was unwise as q
financial measure, was an unnecessary
sacrifice, and very. inferior to a plan
which he proposed the State should
adopt, Of guaranteeing one-half, or so
much of said Confederate securities as
may be needed by the State, and hold
ing the balance Of said securities for
future use.
The bill was discussed by Messrs.
Armstrong and Brannon until the hour
of 3 o'clock arrived, when, on motion of
Mr.. Quesenberry, the Senate adjourned.
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Nsslesn gciI for The invasion Of Southern
territory
The defenoes Of Galveston are being
improved and enlarged.
General Heron has arrived at Baton
Rouge and assumed command of the
Northern Division of Louisiana, includ-
ing the district Of Baton Rouge, Port
Hudson and Morganzia.
His command extends on both sides of
the Mississippi river, from Red river to
Plaqueminc.
The guerrillas are becoming trouble
some again on the Arkansas river, firing
into passing boats and committing other
outrages.
1t is reported that they have burned
the steamer Dane and captured the
Fifty-sixth Indiana regiment.
The New Orleans Times says the
French at Matamoras compliment the
rebel flag and pass the American colors
in contempt.
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TIE CASE OF CAPTAIN JOHN Y. BEALL.
The New York Herald contains the
following about Captain John Y. Beall,
whose murder is contemplated by the
Federal authorities:
The execution of Captain Beall, the
alleged rebel spy, is positively fixed for
to day. The gallows upon which the
unfortunate man will be compelled to ex-
plate his guilt was sent over to Go
vernor's island yesterday by order Of
General Dix, and everything was in readi.
ness to carry out the extreme penalty Of
the law. The impression that Captain
Beall was in some way connected with
the incendiaries who attempted to burn
down the city few weeks ago, turns out
to be entirely unfounded. There was
no e;idence to show that he was in any
way connected with the gang.
The execution will take place between
the hours Of twelve and two o'clock.
The proceedings Of the court martial
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Senate amendment to House bill in.
creasing the compensation of marshals,
criers, jurors and witnesses, was con-
CURED in.
[The amendment merely provides that
the increased compensation shall only
continue until January LIST, 1869, instead
of until otherwise provided by law, as
the House bill provides.
Senate bill to authorize the Ordnance
Bureau to manufacture alcohol, and
Senate bill to amend the law in relation
to impressments, were referred to ap-
propriate committees.
The House insisted upon its amend
ments to Senate bill to amend the law
for the organization of a general staff,
and agreed to the conference asked for
by the Senate.
Mr.. Atkins, Of Tennessee, from the
Committee on Ordnance and Ordnance
Stores, reported bill to authorize the
Secretary of War to purchase the per-
cussion cap pre- sing machine invented
and owned by Captain Smith, of the
Confederate States Laboratory.
Mr.. Atkins also reported from the
committee bill making the appropria
ton Of one hundred and twenty-fiv
thousand dollars for making the pur-
chase.
The bills were passed.
Mr.. Clopton, Of Alabama, from the
Committee on Claims of States, under a
suspension of the rules, reported bill
to refund to the State of Tennessee
money expended by that State in prose-
cution of the war, and the vouchers for
which expenditures have been destroyed
or captured by the enemy. Passed.
The bill provides for the appointment
OF commission to audit and examine
into the claims referred to.
Mr.. =. N. Bruce, of Kentucky, under
the further suspension of the rules, Of
1efeo resolution instructing the Joint
commletee On the exchange of prisoners
70 inquire whether the Winder Hospital
cannot he used ~ home for returned
prisoners, or what other arraneements
can b made Tor their comfort.
Mr.. ]. N. Leach, of North C.,o,;,.
moved to add, "and why the retnrneI
prisoners from North Carolina have ~.
bssn furloughed," but subsequentI.
Withdrew the motion, stating that b,
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
(EXTRA SESSION.
MONDAY, February q, 1865.

MONDAY, February 81, 1865.
The Senate was called to order at 10
o'clock A. NJ. by the President, Lieute-
nant-Governor Price.
House Joint resolutions, relating to
the enlistment of slaves for military
service, were read twice, and, on motion
of Mr.. Newton, laid on the table.
Mr.. lewis presented communication
from Admiral Buchanan, stating that he
appreciates the high compliment offered
by resolution passed by the Senate
few days since. and will accept the cour-
tesies of the Senate and do himself the
honor to visit the Senate on Wednesday
to be introduced to its members.
Mr.. Dickinson, from the Committee
on Confederate Relations, presented a
report on the resolutions of inquiry in
respect to paying the soldiers of the
Confederate States army, and the reasons
why such payment has been so long
DELAYED. The committee state that no
legislation on the part of the Senate is
necessary on the subject, and ask to be
discharged from its further consideration.
Mr.. Christian, of Augusta, by leave,
presented bill amending the law con-
corning general elections, SO as to au-
thorize refugee citizens and soldiers in
camp to vote in elections for members Of
the Board Of Public Works, which was
readshe first time and ordered to be read
the second time.
The bill to amend and re enact ian
act to provide for the purchase and dis
tribution, among the people Of the State,
of cotton, cotton cloth and hand cards, E"
passed March 9, 1864, was taken up and
amended and passed.
Ar. Douglas by leave, presented 9
bill to prevent the purchase or conceal.
msnt Of property belonging to the Con
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Ii the case Of Bsalj, the fsbst raider and
spy, now Under sentences Of death n
New York, have been referred 70 judge,
Advocate General Holt for examinat;"r
and report. There is little probabil;tv
of q Communication Of his sentence 40 z
that should be done there would he No
reason for the execution hereafter If
such desperadoes, whatever might be
their crimes. 10
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.

We have received copies of New York
papers of the oath instant (Friday).
Gold, 1919 ga.
FALL OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The following official announcement Of
the fall of Wilmington, North Carolina,
is published in the Northern papers:
WAsn1SGroN, February 24-The Navy
Department has Just received the follow
ing, dated United States flagship NAL
vern, Cape Fear river, February %, cia
Fort Monroe, February "a, 9 A. H.:
"To Hon. Gideon Welles,
"Secretary Of the Nacy:
81 have the honor to inform you that
Wilmington is in possession of our
troops.
[Signed] "DAvID D. PORTER,
"Rear Admiral"
A National salute is now being fired,
by order of the War Department, in
honor of the glorious news from Will
mington.
FROM TIE sOUTII-MOBILE THE MEXI-
CANS AND CONFEDERATES.
The Yankee papers contain good
many dispatches from the Southwest.
We copy some of them:
1t is rumored and believed that Genes
raj Hurlbut is preparing to establish the
l. do, ~ Of hn arkv or
Gulf at Mobile. General Granger's ex~
petition against that place is fully pre-
pared, and no doubt exists that the city
will be in our hands in less than two
weeks.
General Badly Smith has established
his commission here to investigate the
abuses of this department.. Captain
Mohler, quartermaster, and Provost
Marshall General Robinson have already
been arrested.
Commodore Palmer, commanding the
West Gulf blockading squadron, with a
fleet Of about thirty vessels, mostly
iron. clad, will leave for the waters of
Mobile in few days.
The draft, under General Canby's Or
The Houston (Texas) Telegraph of
the 9Th instant publishes the corre-
spondence between the rebel Colonel
Pierson, commanding at San Antonio,
and General Lopez, commanding the |
Emperor Maximilian's troops on the !
borders of the Rio Grande.
Colonel Pierson assures General Lo- |
PEE that it is the desire of the rebel Co. |
vernment to cherish the most amicable |
relations with the Imperial Government
of Mexico, and that the cordiality exist
ing between them shall not be disturbed.
He then thanks General Lopez for pro-
tecting the interests Of the Southern
Confederacy.
General Lopez replies, confessing that
his sympathies are for the noble cause of
the South, and extends to Colonel Pier
son his sincere friendship. lie adds
" Being placed in command of this mill
tary line, under His Majesty the Emperor
Macmillan, the sons Of the Confederacy
can rely upon full security for their pos.
sessions aud interests, and the Confede-
racy may also rest assured that the re.
representatives. Of the Empire Of Mexico
along the border freely and frankly offer
their friendship; also. full security that
no raid will b permitted to organize on
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came to axeeu.A vigorously and tho.
roughly, the policy pursued heretofore
party could use him to advance their
own purposes. Ali forces for the de-
fence of the State arc to be mustered
into the United States service, and to be
under the control Of the officers of that
service. No more State troops will be
allowed to be raised. The enlistment Of
negroes will be continued. 1t was i'm
ferred from his statements that he would
carry oct the policy of General Bur
bridge as far as necessary, and that the
amplest protection would be offered to
the Union men.
The Oldest son of Rev. R. j. Breckin-
ridge, Colonel K. j. Breckenridge, of the
rebel service, was captured near Ver-
sailles, Kentucky, this afternoon.
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THE REJECTION BY KENTUCKY OF TIKI
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Kentucky refuses to ratify the "con-
stitutional amendment" abolishing sla-
very. In the Senate, the minority report
of Mr.. Robinson, favoring the amend
ment on condition that compensation be
made for the emancipated slaves, waa re-
jected by vote Of twenty>four to nine !;
the House rejected the same report by q
vote Of sixty-two TO twenty one. The
majority report against the amendment
was adopted in the Senate by twenty one
yeas to twelve nays; in the House by
fifty eight yeas to twenty.six nays. The
Legislature has saved its honor.
General Palmer is at Louisville, his
headquarters for the present. In con-
versatiop, last night, he stated that he
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

MONDAY, February %, 1865.
The Senate met at IL o'clock, NJ. Mr..
Hunter. Of Virginia, in the chair.
Leave was granted the Finance Com
mittee to sit during the sessions of the
Senate.
Some House bills were received and
referred.
The report of the conference commit
tee on Senate bill to authorize command
ers of reserves to order courts>martial,
ETC.. was received and concurred in. The
following is the bill:
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of Ame-
.ica do enact, That the general officer who may be
assigned to the command Of the reserves IN each
State be- and he is hereby, authorized TO order and
assemble general conrtsmartial for the trial OF all
military offences which may be committed by per-
sons belonging to his command, and to revise the
proceedings of said cOuytSemartlal and OF the mill
tary courts by which said persons may be tried.
"SEcrIox Z. Tha: when reservesare on duty with
an army or force in the field the military court be-
longing to such army force, court-martial to
force, shall have jurisdiction for the trial Of all
military offences which may be committed by any
officer, non-commssoned officer or private belong
ing 10 said reserves, and the proceedings before
military courts courts-Nlartlal In such trials
shall be the same provided by law In other cases,
but no sentence Of death shall be executed until the
proceedings in the have been submitted to, and
approved by. the President. or by the general COM
manding the Mississippi Department, in trials
of offences within his department: lror'dcd, That
when the reserves are not on duty IN the EeId the
military courts created by statute shall have no
jurisdiction to try offences committed by them"
The Senate resolved into secret ses-
sion, and soon after adjourned.
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Justices OF the peace. 1850
Tax collectors. l,310
Militia officers. 2,75l
Clerks and deputy clerks Of the superior
courts, ORDINANCES and deputy ordinaries,
sher lis and deputy shefitls, constablos,
tax receivers, county treasurers, coroner,
jailors and surveyOrs-l32 each-makinga
total l5s4
Governor, Statt-IIouse officers, judges and
clerks OF supreme courts, senators, repre-
sentatives and solicitors Observation-Disclosures. go
Justices OF inferior courts Observation-Disclosures. ego
Deputy clerks Of inferior cou,ts.......: 2Gi
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1929
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

AOSoO VIZ AsIA ASA|O1IA> "A A|A)s
The House met at II o'clock. Prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. Dickinson.
The Speaker hid before the House a
message from the President, transmitting
an estimate from the Secretary of War
of additional appropriations necessary
for the use of his department. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means
and ordered to be printed.
The Speaker also submitted messages
from the President in response to reso-
lutions trans hitting copies Of all the
correspondence between himself, the
Secretary of War, the Adjutant G enerals
and Generals Joseph Johnston, Beaure~
gard and Hood, relative to the conduct
Of the military operations Of she Army
of Tennessee. Laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
Another message from the President,
in response to a resolution of the House,
relative to the number of able>bodied
men between the ages of eighteen and
forty-five exempted by State authority
in the State of Georgia.
The number is stated as follows:
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-. The Carriers ef the Disp"feh vi" o' require"
TO pay Thirty Dollars per One H"""'ea .op"S'o'
their papers, and, a. a consequence "'H 'e com.
PEELED to charge their patrons The" Dollars an"
riny Crats per wtek for their p"pfx
-. Siay'e copies af the papers," ire ct''e' fvFy
Cents.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE or LAND.

y hsssby eivss. sAss ~ virtue
Al u - ss5es u The Dsbets Cossty Coa'
moa Pless Oress. nod o the Jsnsssy
Tssn thereof. 1855. shs ss6essIsest sdaIa.
Of The ssssss Of vsedsdek W..
Schalds. deessssd; vii! Offer ~ sale o.
publie snesIos On she pssaisss ~
MONDAY. February z0sh. 1885.
tie following rescsibed lsnds md real estate
Of he dscsdsns situated Ii shs Cnsnty Of
Dnbois, and State Of fndisas. 90 wis:
The south half Of the s"ush esst qussssss
% sscsios twenty -four (2l). end The sovsh
|eael quarter Of the smith vest quarter %
|section sweasy. four (2l). eli IN township
three (o) south 81 ssngs six t6) wsss. eos-
ssinisx together 100 acres 81 lsnd. more o.
lless.
TERMS or SALE.-0ne half essh. the
residus 10 one yess. 9TH note q Interest
End secured b. good free hold security
Sale 70 begin 81 2 o'cIoek. p. n.
GERARD NIEHAUS. sdm'f.
Adsms Z BuestNss atty.
lea. lAih. 1665-4s.
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uSdessigned Tssssures OF DUBOIS
i Country. WOULD inform The Tax pavers.
three 6.ths Of rho tune slIow I'd ~ Law
i.r paving tsx-s in has expired: end only
shn-l ome third !: The az payers have set
It'd their ttx bifs.
Now upan msiurs delibess'ion you wii
readily come to the conclusion shsi 81 o.
you csanos p,y your tsx>s npon the lee,
~. Aad in "rser 20 avoid snissskes END
dslsys, I would ssggess that you come "
q soon - YOU cen make IL convenient. and
s+t,Is the ssme. In = eaonsh 'hs dsst'
~iI ke nppn ~ srd ssev th.t time shsrs
viii be more " Isss excitement sns""Rst IN
mssses; aid I would fu,sher sueeess 'ha'
all nv snd meet their lsx bills before that
lime II puss,bie.
The ssme kind Of fsnds viiI he ;ereive'
- hsse'.fore so-wi:: Indssns solvent Bank
|Uri;ed States Treasury md Legal Ts"dss
Nusss. but M othsv iupds
l. STEPHENSON. T. ID. Z.
Jsa. l4sh. Ie65-3s.
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Nv IuGk
The Hsrsid's wsshiassea special ssys
Blsir's cole busissss 70 Richmond 80 20
sseevss : nsmbsr Of iapostsss private %.
psrs. title dssds. etc., taken iron HE hoass
By The rebels vhss . . Wsshisesos. IL
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fsss eoassssssjos vish Je9 Davis sd ssa-
bsss q esAsss. bss shsss resulted ID sssbisg
ds6siss.
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ssFssd 9TH ~. Blair. sepssss : strong peses
feeling srong the eisissas q Riehassd
and ssss szsng eGiesss q high grades,
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hossiiisiss within 20 asashs. ed . psope.
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shows 10 he feet reported by % sG6ess fres
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slsssdy shsss ssgimsass q frsst slaves ID
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he Capture Of Hishsr-Dispaseh from
Admiral fostss-Lsesss n the Army
and uavy Heavy.
W~AssIssrss. Jassssy l7-Tbs Nssy
Dspsrasas hss received sAs followisg ires
% Foss Fisher. Jssussy Is. 1865. y ssl'
ssea Fssssss nessss JssssFy II:
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lhlrhsss praise end gratitude q bic essassv.
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lhis psrs q The s~psssisss. He y ~ ssss
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snd sbs amy lee b slso hssvv.
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Rsss Adaissi Cesossdisg.
fhs psfsnsss 4 Wilmington.
The Nsv York Cooasseisl Advertiser
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THE ~uslspIessd vJl psoese1 with The
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shs 20th day 81 Jss. lo66 70 ssn The hsss
end desssmise The boundaries Of s~ee'ions
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shs cosness thereof established. PERFUME
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men quantities in great vsrieiy. ssngi"s
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ALBUMS have ibs reputation Of being
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other. They will Be sent by msiI. free. on
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THE sadssagsed will proceed wish re
= couoty surveyor n Dubois couasy On
sbs eth dsy Of Psb. 1864. % run The lines
end dssssaiae To boundaries n section Nc
10. sowc ] suerh Of range 5 vest.
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Interested wiIl p'ssss b present.
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Nsios Gsssrsl Dix. N-u York:
. The Richsosd Wing u THE mo'si- Z con
lsiss The iellosisg seesss' " 'hs captive
Fost Fisher bv the naval end lend forces
Of shs Usissd Ssssss:
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The uswsIesms noes u The :sII 81 Port
Fisher. commanding she ssvssss 70 Cses
Fear River. wss asds THE morning ssd
caused : s~easssios ~ profound regret
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The closure Of The Hsrbos q w'iaiseson ~
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-01-21

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