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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House met at II o'clock. praye,
by Rev. DR.. Read.
The Speaker laid before the House 9
communication from the Clerk of the
House of Representatives, containing es
Inmates Of appropriations for paw and
mileage of members of Congress-. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
On motion of Mr.. De Jarnettc. Of yir.
ginia, the rules were suspended and the
following resolution adopted
Resolcea, That a special committee
Of five be appointed by the Chair, whose
duty it shall be to report what legislation
If any, is necessary and proper to relieve
from the payment of taxes people re-
siding in such districts, towns, or coun-
ties, as have been subjected to depreda-
tons by the public enemy, and are unable
to pay taxes assessed against them with
out unreasonable sacrifice"
The House resumed the consideration
of the Consolidation bill (; and, pending
its consideration, the House adjourned.
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VIRGINIA LEGLSLATVRE
SENATE.
lEXTRA SESSION.
SATURDAY. ,January

SATURDAY, January :, 1865.
The Senate was called to order by Mr.
johnson, of Bedford, President pro TEN
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Leyburn.
A communication was received from
the House of Delegates announcing tina
that body had passed resolution re-
1errlng a communication received from
the County Court of Madison, asking the
suspension .of impressments in that
county, to joint committee, to consider
and report on the same The Senate an
pointed Messrs. Newman. of Madison :.
Iayloe, of King George, and Wiley, as
the cooperating committee with the
House. '~
The Senate agreed to a resolution
passed by the House of Delegates pro.
viding for the appointment of a commit
tee OF five on the part of the House and
three on the part of the Senate to call on
MI. Edmund Bruce with view of as
certalning whether the life-size portrait
OF General r. E. Lee, now beinr com
Pieted by him, can be purchased for>the
State Of Virginia, and thereupon the
PRESIDENT pro tenn. appointed Mcssrs.
GARRISON, Nash and Garnett as said com. |
mlttee on the part of the Senate
communication received from thc
second Auditor in response to a reso-
latlon OF the Senate calling for report
OF the arrears of interest due on the
funded debt Of the State since January
l, 1861, was read, and, on motion of Mr..
Newman, of Mason, referred to Commit.
tee on Finance.
The Senate then went into secret SEES
SION on motion of Mr.. Armstrong. OIL
hampshire, after which, on the opening
Of the doors, it adjourned.
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THE SAVANNAH COTTON

a Washington telegram has tbe fo,
lowing particulars Ga plan to steal ,,,a
cotton found at Savannah:
An article in morning paner bero
saio to be unofficial, indicates that ~ tbo
thirty-three thousand bales Of cation hs @H ;n
savannah, with about forty thou "n M
more within the district, captured bv @ ou,
cavalry, will be sent to England dir Y",
oy our Government, and the tress,' vs.
VIII draw against the proceeds or n.y.
sale Ample arrangements far IL; ~ ~ 'n'
z ,u and sale have been made h,, s tis
war and Treasury Departments az. ,nd
agents are already eu@oute to carrv ,l "'.u
into effect. " larry them
Another hopeful telegram saws.
AN estimate has been sent to the 6.
, a';1!;a;y, OF the Treasury that over two
Million bales of cotton can be sac, Two
ma shipped on account of the Gover .eo
1 nens IRON from Savannah during the new,
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klnson, Of Minnesota Ten Eyck, of New
Jersey, and Garlic, of the State of Vir-
| ginia.
lsThe New York National Club was
to have had a dinner OIL SATURDAY
evening in honor of the victories Of
Generals Sherman and Thomas. The
New York HeyulA shows its character.
lstlc "enterprise" by getting up four
column report, in which Governor An
drew, of Massachusetts,, is made to sing
song, and General Dix, Recorder IIod:
man and others utter some strange SEN
tments, while in reality no such affair
came oil. Governor Andrew did not
leave Boston on the day in question.
There is nothing like the: pursuit Of
knowledge. The Mayor of St. Catba.
rlnes received the following suggestive
letter from New York, signed Peter Nc
Kenny: Will your worship please in
form Inc by return of post what troops
arc now stationed in your city and about
the number. You might also please in
form me what the average deposits in the
different banks arc, and obliee.
The Louisville Press says the noto-
nons guerrilla, Sue Munday, is not
woman, but is Ct the masculine gender.
and grandson Of Ex-Governor Clarke Of |
Kentucky.
Dipthcria is raging in the West.
", william II. Seward is in Philadelphia
Inc Legislature Of Delaware convened
IN Tuesday. >'''
J" lillian Cornell Jcwctt is out with
mother peace manifesto.
.. me only sister Of Chief Justice Chase
Yea at Toledo, Ohio last week.
Commander Collins has been detached
rom the Wachusctt to await orders and
.o'hihanoer George Coiovoresses has {
cen ordered to succeed him. lie has ,
OF oeen dismissed, as was said in Score. !;
Try Stewards letter. :,
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

The louse assembled at noon. an
was opened with prayer by Rev. NJ,
Taylor, army missionary.
The following bills were introduced.
. by Mr.. Brooke, from the Committee q
Courts OF Justice.-A bill amendator,
OF the act declaring what contracts shall
be payable in currency.
BY Mr.. Anderson, from the M;,;t.r,
Committee.-A bill amending and re.en.
acting the act disbanding the One HIM.
dred and Seventy ninth regiment n.
Virginia Militia and re-orsanizinr the
Nineteenth regiment.
By Mr.. Bouldin, from the Committee
on flnance.-A bill to authorize the
County Court Of Augusta to make an
additional levy for the support of tho
soldiers families. WV
!, "A communication was received from
the Governor, enclosing one from tho
PRESIDENT of the Board Of Public Works
IN response to resolution of the Uouse
calling for reports of the operations 81
the salt5 works, ETC., which commun;c,.
Salt. 'e' vi
Ar. Matthews offered resolution cre,.
ting joint committee to examine the
DOCKS and accounts of the commercial
agent OF Virginia, which was adopted.
Mr. Raymond, Of Braxton, called up
ms resolution changing the hour for the
:, n1 ~ OF the House from - NJ. to
3. - a. a. ana the resolution was lost.
10 "; !; introduced resolution
11'ng II obligatory upon express, rail.
= e;v .u nr o.net TRANSFORMATION companies
goods belonging to the Commercial w.. 70
OF Virginia over all freight shipned az
private account. The resolnt;or , ="
amended>so as to include all State nro
perty. and stipulating that the sam "
hall DC carried at lower rates '
4r: Hal, Of Wefzel, introduced . reso .
'oop expressive Of tho sense of the :;
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MlSCELL

The United States Sen,,ors
a a1s4S S,, expire on the 4th of March neSt
~ en;ausoury, of Delaware, who will ha
viii ha Richardson, of Illinois who bo
G G,a oe succeeded by Richard y.t "no
fslsnS sS' n o. Iowa, and Anthony, of Rhods,
Is as'a M who have been reelected Mo,
o o. new Hampshire, who will 10 n a'
of OREGON ny aaron xhn Ill! II; craein; Harding,
ueorge Il. Williams; Howard 'e IF M;o, by
e g Wilson, Of Aassachusetts. - p %,en'-
y Aen'ucsy; Farwell, Of Maine VII vii,
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CURIOUS l[IsroEIcAL FAc~-Dr,;,n
'he troubles in the'rcign of Charles : I''s
oouhuy Sirl came to London in seal 90
co pIHce As servant maid bat no. sa -
b.cr from sa0 snrea herself to carry out
those called tub women III p.'e u
Deserving gcoi, looking girl in ,bia aeN los,
o Sc, took her in hrs fami,y ~ ,ea -
servant. aud afer short t;mo 49, - i
n l.a.n,. lie died while She was sl ~o,e.
t yl'''; h and LETT her the bulk of his for,
and Mr. IL mr business ness of brewing dropped,
=" l5 woman as silillfu, .,wrar - .'.'
sa"S" her husbands affairs. IIy5o :" 49,. -
was afterwards Earl Of Clarendon f, my
~ ."o widows fortune consi3.'r,,Ia
va. re o9 Der. by this marriage there
w was no af, osner issue than daughter, who
was afterwards the wife of James II
Of England. '"@' Queen
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i, 1t appears that Thomas Camnb.u sont
o na oea,t'l'ul poem, lIohenlindon
commencing, son Linden when the snn
was low," to a Scotch editor, who said
IA "a ms notices to correspondents. ar o.
."'es are not up to our standard. Poe.
'ry IS evidently not Il. C.'s forte"
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Is sometimes too late to pop the
i"cstioh man once did so To n ch,,,,-
.'s widow Just as she had reached her
nome :. ~ alter burying her first husband
- lou are too lats. The deacon spok q
70 me at the grave" ~~0
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H. faIty pounds is the pallry tine inflicted
~ ,no hrit'sh court upon tho pa.ties
s s,. o. furnishing and fitting out tho
~ r,ra.s Georgia to prey upon American an
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS-
SENATE.

SATURDAY, January Z, 1866.
The Senate was not in session to. day
it having adjourned on Friday to meet
again on Monday.
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RETURN OF PORTER'S FLEET rpo,, MR.
MlNGTON.
"A telegram from Fortress Monroe
dated the I'd instant, says:
III Inc steamer Amanda Winants arrived
, mere to-day from Beaufort, NorthCaro'
n una. Inc vessels comprising the nava,
meet under Rear-Admiral Porter WERE al III
salely anchored in that harbor. havin p
successfully wcathered the storm ntf
wilmington, North Carolina, and sus
t th''su 1u' very tri!iing damage during
the commandment Of Fort Fisher
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THE DISPATCH cOUN77NG-R0oN HAS
BEEN REMOVED TO THE NORTHEAST COR.
NER OF THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
(spence's Building,) IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
THE OLD STAND.
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FEEDING THE POOR.

Mayor Arnold has divided the CITY int.
wards, for the purpose Of distribut
food to the destitute, and seems to b,
doing everything in his power to amelia
rate the condition Of the citizens. Gen
eral Geary, commanding the city, holds
frequent conferences with him, and com
plies with all reasonable requests for the
benefit of the populations.
Colonel Julian Allen has been sent
North by the Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil of Savannah, and with the consent
and authority Of General Sherman. to
purchase for the city certain articles of
food, to certain amount, for distribution
to the necessitous families.
The city authorities of Savannah pro-
pose to barter a quantity of rice for these
provisions. The following arc copies of
the commissions he brings from Gen
eral Sherman, the Savannah authorities
and the United States treasury agent:
THE PROVISIONS NEEDED.
SAVANNAH, December 81, 1864
Co3onel .!uliam Allen:
Dear Sir: You will please purchase
for the city of Savannah and shin to this
port the following named articles of pro
visions, leaving to your discretion to |
make such changes as circumstances NAV |
direct, the city to reimburse by shipment |
OF rice for the value thereof, or in case of
any deficiency Of that article, arrange
mcnts for reimbursement to be made
to Mr.. Allen, the CITY hereby
binding itself for the action of the COM
mlttee, as per resolution unanimously
passed in council on the 3Oth of Deccm.
Der, 1864, as per records of the proceed
ngs of council, viz:
90 bogshcads bacon,
100 barrels pork,
80 barrels lard, t
20 hogsheads middlipy brown suoar
ooo barrels good Irish potatoes,
800 barrels kiin-dried corn moa,
70 barrels white beans,
$50 barrels hard bread.
L. ST. r. D. ARNOLD.
Mayor of Savannah.
ii. G. FREEMAN, d
JonN S. VLLALoScA 81
II. BRIGHAM. G,
Attest: <
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Attest:
JAMES GuGEL, Clerk of Council.

JAMES GuGET., Clerk of Council
"SAvANNAn, December 81, 1864.
~. Whereas, Colonel Julian Allen hav;,c
offered his services gratuitously, this IS
10 certify that he has been appointed she.
ciai agent oy the Mayor and Aldermen O,
tne city of Savannah to proceed to Ne &
York for the purpose of negotiating the
exchange of rice for other provisions fo,.
the use of the suffering and destitute in
habltants of this city.
IL. s.. r. ID. ARNOLD.
Mayor of Savannah.
Council" VAN VI
This certificate is endorsed as follows.
- IHEAsUEY AGENcr, FFru SrEc1A,
DISTRICT, SAVANNAH, December 81. fSG4
Approved by ALBERT BRowyr
Supervising Special Agent.
Treasury Department"
The document contains General Sher.
mans authorization, as follows:
"The bearer of this, Colonel Julian
\ lien, is hereby authorized to proceed - |
New York, under the above autho,;tv
ma the 4uartermaster may give him
in any chartered steamer
he Collector of the Port is also 70
ueSted to grant clearance for provisions
Or the use Of the people of Savannah 70
ny amount not exceeding fifty thousand
ollars in value. W. 1. SuErv,x
Major General comnandinr
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nA"s "ASrr".-The highest market price will be
paa u THIS oFffcs for all kinds Of CLAN COTTON
ana LINEN RAGS, in large or small quantities.
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Valuable Recipes.

Elito- Of Ciriiiai and Teieg-gph. ga.
DEAR SR---With your permission, with ,oE ny to
the readers of yonr PAPER that viii sc1d, By return
nail to all Who wish t{frec recipe, viii full di-
rections for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that will Gifectuaily rcnoTc III ten days PIN:
pies Blo,chcs Tan, Frecklcs and all Impuritics OF
the Skin leaving the same soft, clear smooth and
beautiful. =
| will also r. nil free to tlore ha'ug FnlG Heads
or Bare Faces simple direcfious and information
that viii enable them to start full growth of Lux
uriant Hair, Whiskers, or Morstachc, in less than
thirty Gag.
These recire7 are valuable tc both old and yourg,
and as they mailed TO I'll who recu them free Of
charge they worthy the attention OF all who
prize, 1@nr, plr, Skin, or u healthy growth OF
hair.
All applications answered hy .return mail, with
out charge. EeafE:ihi'iy your-
<'- THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and Pcrfumer, No. s3l BROADWAY, n. Y.
Aup lott.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.- Professor NJ.
Bernhardt Oculist Optican:of New York
has arrived and taken rooms It TIC st. Mich
lively only until 6 o'clock, Saturday afternoon,
the 10TH The Professor has received am
pie testimonials from our medical men, as well
as from other well known gentlemen sufficient
to establish him as an adept in his profession.
He is therefore recommended to the public
by the following named gentlemen who speak
very hight of his glasses.
=. G. f. Porter, DR.. G.. 3, Fundenburg
DR.. G. H. Ohr, DR.. w. II. Mccormick;
DR.. b A. Doughcrty.
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i, PoEricAL TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF
LINCOLN We have just received this beau
,iful volume, published by j. b. IhpPIScorr,
Philadelphia. The book is gem, and every
one should have copy.j 1t is collection of
the finest writings called forth by the best
poets upon the death Of our lamen.ed martyr
President. 1t is a toctical tribute of the
highest character. and cannot fail 10 be ap-
preciatcd by every one VINO reads il. 1t con
.ains over 800 pages, is beautifully bound in
cloth, half gilt, printed on extra paper and
with clear type. +. can be had at SwARTz-
wELpEn's book store, under Belviderc Hail.
Baltimore Street.
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'Er Efr,ankartis.

OLD Dy. prCHAN'S DRtNKARDs CURE
permanently cradcatcs TIC taste for strong drink.
and cures the worst cases of drunkenness in less
than eight weeks.
Thousands ofreformcd inebriates row live to blesr
the day they were fortunate cnUugh To comner''
the use of ths yaluab!e remedy. Price Two d
larsa rackagc,
Nr,d to any address or receipt Of an order, ~
JAMES S. BjTtEK, 4.2 Broadway, New Yori
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20 fJG,,s,yasEDsiyfS.

CUFFERERS WITH CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
- Bronchitis, Or any disease of the Throat or
Lungs, will be checrfuy furnished, without charge
with the remedy by the use of which the Pew. Err
WARD 4. WILSON, Of Williamsburg, Nc'% Pork was
completely restored to calth, after having suffered
sfvoral years with Tat dread disease, Consumption
70 Consumptiye sufferers, this fouhcdy is worthy
of ar Immediate trial. 1t will cost nothing. and
MAY be the means or their perfect restoration -
Those desiring the came will please address REV
EDWARD f. WILSON. los South Second Street
Williams burgh, Kings County, New York.
Aug. 10, 1865. sc.
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ALnEaASY County AcnEMY.-This insti-
tuition viii be opened on Monday next for the
reception of students. We cordially recon-
mend this Academy to the public. The rooms
are large, handsomely and comfortably far
nished, and the faculty will consist of tn use
who are in every respect qualified to teach all
branches IS both sexes.
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office.

Hfsn BALL CLrB.-fne Ken. bers of the
Cumberland Base Ball Club will meet on their
bay ground Friday afternoon at half-pas'
-four for their regular game. A business
meeting will be held on the same night at the
office of the Depot Quarter-mastar, and every
member is expected to be 5rceouS, as matters
of great Importance will be under consider
ation
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EyThe bridge on the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania Railroad, some five miles from
this city. broke through last week, lett.rg
down quite number Of cars. In conse-
quence of, this accident an exchange of pas
scngors aud baggage was necessary at thai
point until Monday, when trains. passed over
the bridge.
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, EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER is an
article which every family should have. II
you want light crisp. wholesome biscuits or
batter cakes that will melt in your mouth
like honey and not interfere with your diges-
ton, you have only to o. this article. Il is
for sale by c. c. Shriver G. Co. See adver,
tisc.,lent in another colum.
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Enron OF CIyiIIAs:

EpfToR OF CIriIAS: '.' ~.-'
DEAR Sir With YOU pcrmiaeior v-ia'I
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hv rpti IN nail TO all who wj:i it ifrccl Recipe,
with full directions for irak ing and using simple
Vegetable Balm that will citecunlly remove In ten
DAYS Pimplos Blotchcs, Tan, FrecIlcs, and all Ir-
purtie5 OF the Sain, leaving the soft, clear,
md Beaqi fl. -
will al5o mail freq 10 tliose having Bald Heals
or Bare faces tiinple dircctil!E aid information
that will enable them to start i'll growth Of lux
urant Hair, WhislIers Moustachc in less thai.
thirty dag. Al applications answered by roturn
mail without charge Respectfully yours,
IllUS. +. CHAPMAN. Chemist
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R4rs.-Tbis part of the country has been
visited by an unusual quantity of rain this
season. and as consequence every place and
every thing is exceedingly damp. mustJ and
mouldy.
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REMOVED. Brown, Esq, has re-
moved his law Office to the old Civilian and
Telegraph" office, three doors cast OF the Iron
bridge, on Baltimore STREE, where he Will
continue to practice az usual.
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-~O On Tuesday the 0 a. m. train, O..
The Cumberland and Pennsylvania Road, was
thrown from the track near the tunnel at
Frostburg, and detained about three h6urs.
No damage was done Of consequence.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1867 -
The Great Invention Of the Age in
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j. ". BK NDLI1 : NEW PATENT
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SKIRT.
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Errors Of Youth.

> gentleman who suffered for yssrs from No
vous and Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions al :
ton, and came near ending his days In hopc!v-s
misery, will. for the saAs of suffering man. send
any one afflicted the simple means used by ~
which effected o crre In a few weeks, after the 4
ure of npmeror, medicines. Send a directed en.e
ope ard stamp ana ii will cost you nothing.
Address, EDGAR TREMAINE, ~
...,l Station l., l2Sth-St.
Aug 2. 1865. en-. New York C.fY
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REGISTRATION OFFICERS will confer upon
us favor if they will send us the numoet of
voters registered in their respective districts
&C soon as their books arc closed on the ooh
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ORpHANs CoURT.-In the Orphans Court,
Tuesday, letters of Administration were
granted to UYTos S. IovSG, on the estate Of
EDWARD MONTGOMERY, deceased.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-14

Ey- The bridge connecting Washington
and Baltimore Streets has been rcwly painted
and is now having new floor put down, an
improvement which will be appreciated.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-14

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Mcn-~ published by
the Howard Association, and sent free Of charge in
sealed crvrlopcs Address, pr. ]. SKJLLtI
Howard Association, Phila. Pa.
Fpb q iG5-ly
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Love and Hfatrin1ony.

Iuv lady or Gentleman sending me an addressed
envelope and stamp will ,cige flu direction. !or
gaining the affections of tie opposite sex and Which
will enable item TO marry happily, irfesp ecti:e OF
,yealtE, age or beauty. Address
Nina. MARIE LEMO!LLE,
Harlem p. o.
Arg ,. 1865. Ems. New York City.