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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-30
SPIRIT OF rae ARMY
HEADERS 51TH'NA. INFANTRY,
81 January 70, 1900.


" January 70, 1900.
The following pfeamble and resolutions were read TO
ana ,,onts b, the majority OF the men and ohceis Oh
.he 5lth Va Infantry Picketts Division TINS day
,y,rsr,s The long continuance Of the bloody struggle
mich we nave been engaged during the lasl iouI years
@ it n,lependence, ana all the SACRED rights uest 10
~ man, sacutces which the army ana people nave
sau called upOn 10 maze N the prosecutor u tue "a'
~ man, tri.i, aud dangers which beset ~ upon every
lie and above all the ieyerses which nave Feeehuy Ue
I'm ~ disaster after disaster having followed after each
~ ina amid succession have caused some OF our people
n besxate toulJer the brave proud course WHEN mas
itbo been marked out for them, and even 10 Hihk o
strieng their steps Of Tecantng IIer uecIaa'o " IN
ssnleaee from the accused ankee despotisn WHICH
nee suthralcd and actually 10 dieam VI
, tlat enemy who has been guilty oil the most henulsh
-. and rsete,--has desoated and destroyed our
.outT. and committed every barbauty recorded IN the
st annals OF rapaClty, wrong anu rplne-VheIeOle LOT
be benefit OF all such weak'mndeu ana misguided men
whether tue OUT OF IL by the veterans ol TIE
7 Regiment a. Infantry, who have, during the whole
var been breasng every danger and always READY TO
barge their duty 10 their country snd her sacred cause
be 1t
l,EsoLvFD lsr That now is no time to dream Of sub
mission or reconstruction when the enemy is at very
oor when the blood OF brothers, sons and our
Fathers call upon Tor vengeance. When Their bones lie
bleaching on every hItop and valley from the blood
stained heights OF Gettysbur the placid waters OF the
RIO Graude. While the shueks OF our insulted women
ring IN While the smoke OF whole country
,usumed aud desoIted yet hangs the lovely Valley
e tie Shenandoah and when the flames which destroyed
de whole OF Central Georgia have scarce died out.
RESOLVED %, That IA such condition OF things as
now reigns in our beloved country, 10 abandon the
struggle aud surrender the in which all have solong
been engaged defending, would be acts Of the basest
0vutiice, and would only ruin people,
ogehcr with the loss OF national seespect and all
iat hold DEAR but also cOnsgn and our children
10 bondage aud slavery, which would be unexpectedly
bdse and degrading ana haHdSS and our poserity down
the latest time, coupled With inamy, which any
ching even auuihilatCB itself far preferable.
RESOLVED 3p That take occasion express our M
bounded condolences in that great aud glorious patriot
GENERAL r. r. Lee who has SO often q TO victory,
md our belief that if sustained by the people Government
md army He viii lead again 10 victory and success,
md crown efforts with honorable independence
md lasting pesCe-that again dedicate ourselves TO
be cause and express determination fight TO the
lst, TO gain our freedom perish in the attempt
RESOLVED 4TH, That copy OF this preamble and reso-
he forwarded " The Richmond papers Tor publca
ION. {. r. EoSI<fNE,
Col. Com'dg.
H., n We4so, Adi
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Jno. D. wetson, Adj.
WHAT A SOLDIER THINKS.

To TIE Editor Of the Wig:
1t di M very soul good to read the speech Of the Hon
Il Nagsha Of Kentucky deliyeredin tie House Of Rep
rsentatiyes the 18th instant Ii breathes spirit of
pare patriotism ali the way through God grant that
'uch policy may be adopted and such spirit animate
whole people Let Congress not only take the to-
baceo and cotton but everything else that be spared
that is used in making support for our people, if
needed 70 maintain institutions and secure lib
ar to be paid for suggested b. Mr. MARSHALL and in
future require without pay ali the surplus of every kind
Of an persons over and above support said surplus to
be applied the support Of the families OF soldiers and
she poor WHO not able 70 support themselves and the
mander feed clothe and pay other expenses of the
army, aud then need not issue any Treasury
notes and what we have woud be good gold. Who
would NOT make such sacrifice for liberty Independents
and an eternal separation from vile foes for what
property or even life without liberty PRrvATrl
Company D. 49th Reg't Va. Vols.
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TELEGRApHlC.
FROM NORTH CAROllN.
FIRES AT wILMINssToN-coLp wrArnr

FIRES AT WILMINGToN-CoLD wEATHER
WILMINGTON, Jan. 2s.--A fire occurred at 1 p.
NJ, to-day, ina lot of cotton--iour hundred and
thirty 1--WE bsleson the wharf III front of the Gus
tom House. Nearly all Of the cotton was consumed
The adjacent buildings were not damaged.
A stih norwskerly breeze prevails. The weather
is very cold.
Two car loads of cotton were consumed this morn
ing on the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, ieur
miles from town.
All quiet below. /.
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FROM sOUTH CAROLINA.

SHERMAN,S M0vEMEE T-NON- COMBAT
ANTS ORDERED TO. LEAVE AUGUSTA.
MACON, Jan. 2s.--griyate adyices lrom savannah
state that Sherman commenced bis movement ca
South Carolina on the 18th instht, with three col
umls, the main column moving towards Charleston,
taking nearly all his transportation; two other col
umns, in light marching order, moving by separate
roads towards Branchville.
General Hill has issued orders requiring nom
complaints to leave Augusta.
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sf'iE New ork Taas3 that has heretofore ridi
tue itea OF the slave being made to
eght add for his master, can not conceal its
delghl hat we have perJaitted it alleges, the
time TO pass within which glaves 'conld be brought
into the army and organizes disciplined and instruct
cd in time for tie Spring campaign. The Times
could not more emphatcally declare the alarm with
which it has regarded the proposition. Nor is this
leading journal alone in this apprehension. What
ever our own people may think OF the value Of the
negro as q soldier there is doubt the enemy look
upon him a. foeman not to be despiseG Nothing
would crafty them more than TO be assured that we
viii. gnder no circumstances, employ that resource
for recruiting Gun armies. For this reason, We e
glad 90 observe that The House OF Representatives,
refused by very decisive vote, on Saturday, to
sRmi; itself against the policy, The question is
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The LATE FLooD.-We have not heretofore ur
dertdkento record the effects OF the late unprece-
dented freshet in the Roanoke and the smaller
streams tributary to it. In the county of Mecklen-
burg, il is stated that thirty important public
bridges were utterly destroyed. Many mills were
seriously daipaged, and some mill-dams swept oil to
theft foundations. These damages of the Hood are
serious, and besides subecting the people to great
Inconvenience, will entail heavy expense upon the
county .-CigrkspiRe Io1. Plant, 27thA
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PROM PETER SBURG.

PETERSBURG, jan. 29.-During church hours to-
day heavy cannonading was in progress on our
lines between our and the cnemy's river batte-
ries.
Messrs. Stephens, Hunter and Campbell, co!Ami;.
sioers, in the city, and will be passed by iog
truce through Bushrod Johnson's lines to-mor.Cy.
Their mission excites much comment in al cir
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Treasury DEPARTMEET c. s. Al
Richmond, December l. 1864.
Mt HIRTY EAsgRY


- SoTEs.-ln pursuance Of an art Of Congress, APP
proved November % 1854 entitled An act to authoz
the Secretary Of the Treasury exchange Coupon Bonds
for scyenThity Treasury Notes" holders Of such notes
hereby notified thatafter the payment OF the annual
interest due thereon the first day Of January 1865, up
on presentation of the Treasurer Assistant Treasu
rers and Pay Depostares as designated at foot viii is
certificates therefor which win ene the holders 10
Coupon Bonds payable thirty years after the stday Vi
January 1860 bearing six per cent interest from the said
first of January 1865 payable the first days Of Janps
~ and July in each year
The Treasurer Assistant Tessurers and Depostares viii
make weekly reports the Register of the Treasury
such certificates issued at their Offices wheTeu9n bonds
Willie sent forward in satisfaction of same The notes
will be cancelled in the usual manner and Forwarded TO
the First AUDITOR G. a. TRENHOLM.
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, VA.
Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile.
Depositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington. \. G. q
Charleston and Coiumbia, s. c.
sayapnak and Augusta Ga.
Tallahassee, Fla, and Montgomery Ala.
g Columbus Miss. and Houston and Mar.
sas lssaa ass-g
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sTHE. C3qY.

JupsRf .yoss' CouEr i--soveral lstsss corpus Ca
yes were before this court Saturday. The case Of
IN. Stevenson, of Bedford, over Gfty years Of
age, was continued till Saturday.next.
= The case Of Edmond W. Sublett, Justice Of tie
Peace Of southampton county, was continued
till Thursday next.
In the case Of Joseph Sharpley, claiming 10 be
over fifty years Of age, the argument was partly
heard, and the case continued till to-day at twelve
O'clock.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at II O'Clock. Prayer BY Rev.
Dr. Burrows, Of the Baptist Church.
Mr.. ANDERSON, Of Ca. asked leave of absence
for his colleague, Mr.. SHEEMAKE, who was called
home by the proximity Of the public enemy to his
family. Granted.
Mr.. HANLY, Of Ark, asked and obtained leave
of absence for Mr.. LAMKIS, of Miss from and after
the 18th of February next.
Mr.. LYON, of Ala. moved apostponement of the
special order to take up the currency BILL and 10
consider the Seuate amendment. Lost.
The House then resumed the consideration of the
special order, being the bill 10 provide for the EN-.
ployment of free negroes and slaves TO work upon
Notifications and perform other labor connected
with the deences of the country.
The House, after. considering in secret session
the question Of putting in an amendment, s'proy-
ding said slaves shall not be armed and used as sol.
ders," again brought the bill into open session. and
rejected the amendment.
Mr.. COLLAR moved to Strike out in the 4th'sec-
tion the words if said slaves are employed by said
owner or his lessee uniformly in mechanical pur-
suits"
The amendment was agreed to--yeas so, nays "a
On motion Of Mr.. BALDWIN, the 4th section was
so amended: TO specify that when "a person has
less than five male slaves, none Of them shall be
impressed.
An amendment was proposed by kr. SHEw-
MAKE, Of 6a., and adopted, requiring the Impress
ments to be made according to the impressment laws
Of 26th March, 1858.
On motion ofMr. MILES, on the part Of the Aii-
itary Committee, 9Th section was inserted and
an 9Th sectionadded to the bill.
The Senate bill was finally passed with various
amendments.
The bill, IS passed, is as follows
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EscoUsAGIsos DEsGKTioSs.-Ars. Mary Anne
White, readeDt or the lower part OF lienrico
county, was yesterday arrested By some o. General
Gary's men On the charge oi aiding aud Encouraging
men TO desert from our army, aud OIL being a COL
league oi the men Spencer anu Parry, VINO were
short time since arrested by the desecIives on tie
charge OF running persons through our lines. She
Was committed ~ Castle Thunder.
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We shan publish, to-day, al o'clock P NJ and
svsrv succeeding day tSundays excepted) at the
same hour, an evening edition OF the Wing. The
Evening Wig will contain the latest news by man
aud telegraph up the hour OF going to press edi
, .-risls local intelligence, sc. Jy20
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FROM GEORGIA.

DESTRUCTION OF TIE MARIETTA HOTEL
MAcos, JAN 2s.-The Marietta hotel, at Nariet-.
ia, was DESTROYED By fire on the night Of tie 2ctL
instant. The origin Of the fire is supposed to have
been accidental
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-30

PEACE CoAMsslosERs.-Yice-P president Stephens.
Judge Campbell, Assistant Secretary War, AID
Senator X. M. 7. Hunter, 'left the CITY Jy.tie
Petersburg train at ten o'clock yesterday morning
for Washington City They will reach City Point
from Petersburg by Grants military railroad, and
thence proceed to Washington BY steam. They 20
to Washington as Peace Commissioners, but 10th
ing is known Of the extent Of their powers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-30

ROANOKE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Every day that
passes We become more and more convinced OF the
absolute pecessity OF the Roanoke Valley Railroad
to the successful maintenance OF our military posi-
tion before Richmond aud Petersburg. The leasi-
by OF the prompt construction OF the road is also
becoming more and more apparent In al inter-
view lately held with general oIhcer Vi the army
Of orthern Virginia, whose opinions entitled to
great weight, facts were. developed and arguments
suggested iuIly uemonsrative OF both these propo-
sitlOns. .
Ii is considered on all hands that the mere work
OF construction la easy, and the only difficulty pre-
scented from any quarter Is that vi procuring the
iron 10 lay the track. This dificuty can be readily
oDyiated ii the people have patriotism, and the
State and Confederate Governments have Will and
energy.
is at present utterly useless 10 the country
being no longer used to transport supplies.-
What. proposition, therefore, Is palmer than
that Preside mt Sanford should at once under some
proper arrangement, pull up the iron ON his road
aA traIsier H. IOgctneE WIN his engines aud cars
To tie Roanoke Valley Railroad The iron ON thi,
road, aud all the equipments OF every Sort would
thus be removed from the reach Of the enemy In
stead OF being liable TO destruction by constant hos
tile raids il would be SAFE and instead OF being idle
and useless, as at present. would become useful and
valuable beyond estimation
When it had served the temporary purpose ofre-
lief to the army and the country, il might all be
transferred back to the old line between Weldon
and Petersburg.
We do not know whether this suggestion will me i
approval in any quarter the paramount importance
o the subject, however, authorizes resort to ex.
traordinary expedients, and We therefore venture
the suggestion Tor what il may be orth.--Ciarks
ellie Ia.) Tobacco Pant
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Legislature of Virginia.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, jan. %, 1894
The Senate was called to order at IL o'clock
Prayer By Rev. Dr.. Burrows.
From the House Of Delegates was received com.
muncation, announcing that they had agreed to the
Senate joint resolution relating to an additional track
on the Piedmont hailFoad. +
Mr.. COLLIER called up his resolution, introduced
yesterday, providing that when the General Assem-
bly, adjourns on the goth February next it adourt
till the first Monday in December next.
The resolution was opposed by Mr.. KEEN as
premature, and afterwards, on his motion, indef-
nitely postponed.
Mr.. NEWTON, from the Committee on Privileges
and Elections reported bill to amend and enact
an act entitled an act to pveserpe the mode of as
pertaining and certifying elections of Delegates and
Senators during the war, passed March Path, 1868.
BY leave, Mr.. DULANEY reported bill to
amend and re-enact the 18th section of chapter l7s
of the Code of Virginia in relation to Receivers
which was agreed to-
The resolutions adopted by the Jordan Battery,
welcoming all the horrors Of war In preference to
peace on dishonorable terms, SC, offered a. few
days since were called up, and afterwards,
On motion of Mr.. FRAZIER, referred TO the Com
mittee on Confederate Relations.
The joint resolution offered by Mr.. CHRISTIAN,
of Augusta, relating 10 securing the of the mill
tary maps Of Virginia, prepared by the Engineer
Corps, in order to perfect the map Of Virginia was
taken up,
, The following resolution, offered by Mr.. TAY-
L0E, Of King George, az substitute for the pend
ing resolution. was adeRted:
L. ReSoiUed by the General assembly, That the Sec,
rotary of the Commonwealth apply to the proper
authorities Of the Confederate Government for CO.
pies of the maps Of the several counties of the State
made under the direction lf the Typographical Bu-
reau and procure the same for the purpose Of con-
.structihg 9 complete map of the State of Yir-
ginia, -.
The Senate bill providing for an increase Of COM
pensation of the Judge Of the 18th Judicial Circuit,
was then called up by Mr.. AUNTER, and discussed
till the hour for going into secret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-30

DROvosT MARsHAI,s OFFICE RICHMOND, Deer
22.is64-NEGR0ES are not allowed to pass the in.
termcdiate line Of Notifications without passport from
ths Office No passport win be given slave except
the written order Of the owner and If the Handwriting of
the owner be not well known at the Office or atested pro-
perly the owner must apply for the passport person.
This precauton rendered necessary by the frequent ap
pearance q. the Office Of forged orders and viii be strictly
observed. ISAAC H. CARRISGT0N, I.
dsa%-ln Pmyost Nsuhsh
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A DouBLE-DYED DEsERrER-J W. Carr on Sat
urday deserted from the Yankee array and came il,
to our lines. Being recognized as d soldier who had
formerly deserted from army, he was Committed
to Castle Thunder Tor future examination {,
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HEAD'QRs RESERVE FORCES OF VAR
RIcHNoNp Sept %. 1854

SPECIAL 0RDERs(
No. a. S
VI BY virtue of authority derived from the Secretary o.
War ali officers from the State of Virginia who
tired assigned to hight duty supernumerary unassigned
are ordered report in writing to these headquarters with
in thirty days Such officers failing to report within the
prescribed time will be dropped from the rolls.
BY compand Of Brig, Gen. kExPER.
X. h. CATLETT A. A. G.
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vTTANTED-For the epku1ng yenR 1000
wv SLAYER to work on tile Richmond and Danville
Railroad and 800 SLAVES TO work the Piedmont Rail-
road
Apply to any agent Of the roads along the line or at the
- $3.50 = CHAs. @. TALcoTT,
de24-lm -. Supt !
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BrRGLAKY.--Saturday night the re.iderre OF Mr.,
j., b. Register corner Of 10th anii Franklin streets,
was broken into and the store room robbed OF =
large quantity OF groceries aud family stores.
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Col. MosBY.-We are happy to announce LIat
this distinguished chieaiu has sufficiently recovered
from his wound TO be able to travel. AID mat lie
reached this city yesterday evening Is The Cent,a!
train. A few days@iil see INN in the saddle agaiu
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ApyT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND Jan, IS 1855,

ADJT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,{ 2
49,. RIcHxosD, Jan, %, 1855, 5
[ExrRAcr,l M
SPECIAL oRDERsl
No, IS, IS
LvII, Eurlougbs until March lN 1865, allowed sll
detailed soldiers and conscriptshsw serving with tie
Local Defence Brigade Of this city--who to Icoin
their regiments in the Geld be assigned the
eral service To such conscrpts Is allowed the privilege
OF selecting the companies and regiments which they
shall be assigned provided that the company selected has
notale maximum prescribed by law. Burroughs thus
Brigade be respected by the officers of the Con-
scription service
By command of the Secretary Of War.
JOHN WITHERS.
ja30-lw Assistant Adjutant General.
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ID EMOvAL.-The Office Of the MASoHEsTER Pa.
IN MILLS has been removed 90 the Stoehou-e Ion
merry occupied by HARVEY, JAMES WILLIAMS on Viz
GINA street. south Of Cary, where the Present Agent 9OAs
D. HAvRY, viii be found. All orders addressed TO him
to the undersigned will be promptly attended TO-.
Rags bought n small or large quantities at the highest
market price,
ia Him A. r. j. ID. HARVEY.
NOTES OF THE BANK OF COMMERCE, or FRED
IN TRICKSBURG, VIRGINIA will he redeemed al the
ONCE Of r. II. MAURY CO. at the rate of dollar in
j. NJ. HERNDGS,
ia23-lw- Cashier.
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Q1SA REWARD. -RANIwAY, ON MONDAY, nth
DlOV instant, negro hoy named jim, He Is about
feet inches high, lIyeaa 3D. very near sighted
has been seen In this city every day. The above reward
win be paid for his delivery at the New Richmond Thea.
tire, corner 7th and Broad oc2I->tf
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~ Fiseia,a,,' " ~ =
" ny Tr, FRYING That the Cpmmlttss on tho
Penitentary inquire, and report to this House. how
many pairs of shoes, and how much Of other cloth
inc could be furnished by the peniteptiary in twelve
months for the soldiers OF the State OF Virginia,
and that they inquire into the eypediency OF au.
thorizing the Governor to devote the resources OF
that institution to aid in clothing the Virginia troops
in the Confederate States service. :.
The House was considering the bill concerning a
commercial agent for purchasing and furnishing to
the people OF the State cotton cotton cloths cards.
&C., when, at ! O'Clock, the House went into secret
session. When the doors were opened, the House
adjourned.
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Confederate States Congress.
SECOND coNGREsS-sEcoND SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, Jan. %, 1868.
The Senate met ct II NJ, Mr.. MAXWELL, OF Fla,
in the Chair.
Prayer by the Rev DR.. Burrows, of the Baptist
Church.
Mr.. BAKER, OF Florida, introduced the following
resolution, which was postponed until Monday
RsSoired (the House of Representatives concur
ringJ That the President Of the Senate and the
Speaker of the House of Representatives adjourn
their respective Houses, sine die, on lhonday) the
2Oth day of February next, at IL o'clock, NJ,
Mr.. WIGFALL, OF Texas introduced bill to
provide that certain evidences Of debt shall be re-
ceivable in payment of taxes, which was referred to
the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. SEMMES, of Louisiana, introduced bill to
extend act entitled on act to graduate the pay Of
general officers.
The bill vas considered and PASSED,
The bill extends the time until the goth day Of
June, 1866.
On motion of Mr.. SPARROW, the Committee on
Military Affairs was discharged from the further
consideration OF suniry memorials and resolutions,
Mr.; SEMMES, Of Louisiana, presented the me-
mortal of a. 6. SteeYer, agent Of the Bank of Lou
siana praying restitution Of coin seized under such
restrictions as Congress may impose, Referred to
the Committee on Finance.
The Senate proceeded 10 consider the order of
the day, the bill to authorize newspapers 10 be
mailed to soldiers free of postage which had been
returned TO the Senate with the Presidents objec-
tions.
Mr. BAKER, OF Florida, spoke in favor OF the
bill and in opposition to the objections of the Presi
dent. af
MIR. SEMMES, of La, advocated the passage of
the bill.
Mr. BROWN, of Miss, sustained the objections
of the President on constitutional grounds
The bill was further debated by Messrs GARLAND,
OLDHAM, WIGFALL and GRAHAM.
The question being on the passage OF the bill, not
withstanding the objections of the President, re-
suited as follows;
Yeas.-Messrs. Baker, Caperton, Garland, Ora
ham, Haynes, Henry, Maxwell, Oldham, Simms,
Walker, Watson, Wighll--l2 ~
Nays.-Messrs Brown, Burnett, Dortch Sparrow
~.
Twothirds voting in favor ofthe BILL it was passed.
over the Presidents veto,
I. On motion of Mr.. WATSON, the Senate resolved
into secret legislative session.
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TSOR sALE.-A STEAM ENGINE and BOILER
I Feen-horse Power, made by Talbot Bro. but Iii
tie used aud in good order.
Apply to the subscriber the Ballard Hotel between
the hours of 10 and O'Clock JOHN p. BAELARDE
uo22-tf
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RICHMOND WING.
EYENING WING.

Monday Morning, January 49, IsSS'