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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-04
EDJzfsEEEE GI.aL.
OFFICE OF THE KRNosHA TELEGRAPH,

htHOsIIa StpItIIIUtT 4EIIj ToU@'
GRAIN MARKET-Wheat and Oats come forward
more freely and the market is active. We quote
Spring Wheat at 75aS2 according to quality, but our
dispatches Of yesterday indicated material decline,
and the market closed dull. New Oats bring %, but
good old oats sell la2 cts hGher the retail trade
Barley brings 50a6O according to grade.
R0VISI0NS-Provisions unchanged Butter is
for choice lots and the market for that descrp
ton is quite firm at 9a10cts. Eggs 7ascts
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-04

The sun is speck of darkness compared
with the heart that beats only and beats con-
Stantlv TO pour forth its blood for our country
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ASSESSORS

LIST District-Charles A. Bronson, Eagle.
I'd District-David Atwood, Madison.
Sd Dis!rict-Bernard w. Brisbos Prairie dl
Chen.
4th District Orrin Hatch, Oakfeld Centre
9Th District-Geo. Geary, Oshkosh.
9th Districr-Jas. b. Gray, Hudson.
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10 the NerYOuR

OF both sexes Retired Clergyman having been re-
stored to health in few days after many years greR
suffering is willing to assist others by sending (ree or
the receipt of postpaid directed envelops, copy
the prescription used Direct the REV. JOHN M DAG.
NALL, 1856 Fulton street Brooklyn, N. Y. Ami
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We say great deal about death, and know
very little of it. Probably we can talk better
about it in the next world
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-04

II One of the recruiting tents in Boston
has this motto: Come in out of the draft"
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7NHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENNE OF AN INVALID

Published for the benefit and a warning and eau
ton to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &c. supplying at the same time the
of Self Cure. By who has cured himself at
being put to great expense through medical mposi
ton and quackery. By enclosing post paid address
envelope SINGLE may be had of the author MA
THANAL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County, New
York. 6mf9
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New Advertisements.
Farmers Take Notice |!
TARBELL g. EMMONS
Produce Commission Merchants,

NNT0ULD respectfully give notice TO the farmers OF
Wv Kenosha County and vicinity, that we have
made arrangements, and will give personal atten-
ton to the sale Of all kinds Of pruduce ia the Mwau
kee Market
Consgnments solicited. Office in Milwaukee, at
Kellogg Strongs.
Office at Kenosha, at II. ii. TarbelPs Bookstore.
TARBELL & EMM0NS.
Kenosha, Sept. 1st 1862, 1871
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n OMGOPATHY in the ascendant Immediate re-
lief guaranteed DR.. SMYTHE, from London, has
opened an establishment in Philadelphia, Pa, for
the treatment of Female Complaints. Read his
a advertisement in another column, headed OLA
II DIGS. READ 1yl
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800
Army Correspondence.

extracts from letter, from one of our Kenosha
boys, in the celebrated Taylor's Battery. 1t will
we doubt not, be interesting to many. The letter
is dated,
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Internal Revemue Amendments

Judge Miller, District Judge of the United
States. has received from the commissioner of ino
ternal revenue at Washington, commissions and
official bonds for execution for the following
named persons, with request to deliver the COM
missions on their qualifying according to law:
COLLECTORS
LIST District-Thomas j. Emerson, Racine
I'd DIstrict-Edwin r. Wadsworth, Beloit.
Sd Distrct-J. II. Warren, Albany, Green Co.
4th Dstrct-James II. Babcock, Beaver Dam
Dodge Co.
5th Dstrict-Horace Merriam, Berlin, Green
Lake Go.
9th District William F. Price, Black River
Falls.
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Vay~ The Church Edfce of the Presbyterian Society
in the town of somers under the of Rev. Mr.. Grid
ley, which has been several weeks undergoing enlarge
ment and repairs, will be dedicated the worship of
Almighty God, the second Sabbath in September
Services commencing at II A. NJ:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eg- Rev. A. G. Barrey viii prcac h at Simmons Hall
next Sabbath morning and Evening
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TAKEN UP.

TAME INTO the enclosure OF the subscriber, In The
" Town of Paris, about the 18th day of August
last, One Red, Yearling HEIFER, with white star in
forehead The owner is requested to call, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away.
Paris, Sept l, 1862 4Wl3 N JIJDgON
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!!
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!!
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

Is continually peril if she is mad enough to neglect or
matrea. those Irregularities which wOthirds of
her or less subject.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same for
mula which the inventor, CORNELIUS H. CHEEsEMAN NJ D.
of New York. has for twenty years used successfully IN an
extended private practice Immediately relieve wtnGnt
pain disturbances of the perO dcal discharge whether
arising from suppression They act like charm
removing the pains that accompany dheult or mmode
menstruaton and the only safe and reliable rene
Pushes Sick Headache Pains in the Lons Back and
Sides Palptaon of the Heart Nervous Tremors Hystere
Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous
affects unnatural condition Of the sexual functions
In of FOr .4lbuS Whites they effect
speedy cure.
To Wives and MatrOns,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered as the only safe
means of renewing interrupted menstruation, but
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
That on that rerV account if taken when the interruption
natural they will inevitably prevent the
| expected events This CAUTION is ABSOLUTELY
for such is the tendency of the Pills to re-
the original functions the sexual organic alton that
| they inevitably arrest the process of CESSATION 80
Explicit directions stating when they should be used with
each box-Prce One Dollar each Boz containing 90 PfAA
valuable Pamphlet to be had Free of the Agents, Pills
sent By promptly by enclosing price to the Ags9 Sold
| by Druggists generally. X, u. HUTCHlNGSp
| Proprietor, 20 Cedar St. new York.
Sold in Kenosha by T. ROBINSON,
And Druggists Everywhere.
'oiu III I Sl'"9' ~ LORD s. SMITH.
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y
BY authority of the Secretary of War here
by give notice that volunteering for old regi-
ments will continue till September 18TH Ad
vance pay and bounty will be paid as before.
1 earnestly urge all counties which have not
filed their quota including the special call for
old regiments, to do so at once by volunteering
before the above date.
E. SALOMoN, Governor
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FEMALESl FEMALES! FEMALES
Too +bo+ SeEa PLEASANT Remedy know AZ

FEMALESl FEMALES! FEMALES!
Use that Safe Pleasant Remedy know as
HELlLBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU.
Forall Complaints Incident 30 the Sex &.
No Family should be
Without it,
And none will when once
Tried by them.
1t is used by
YOUNG AND OLD,
In the Decline or Change of Life,
And after and before Marriage,
During and after Confinement,
To Strengthen the Nerves,
Restore Nature 20 its Proper Channel, and
Invigorate the broken down Constitution,
From Whatever Cause Originating
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PULLSI
Take
HEMBOLD,S EXTRACT BUCHU.
See advertisement in another column Cut it
out and send for it. Sw6
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Extension of Time for Enlisting.
Tor:
ExEcUTIvE.DEPARTMENT,

The following notice is given by the Cover
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LOST THIS MORNING, between Ma

MlOI1 n ct street, along Congress and Ann
Streets via Grand st. Bridge, and the Grst MILL a par
Gel wrapped in the N. T. Situate Zeitung, containing
pair OF pants and vest; also account of about
1921. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
said parcel at the IeLe0rdph office.
Sept. a, 1862 lwl3F L. ZEIMER.
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me bs~oerstie j. the oDiy cou..i,otop.| Par
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Special Session at the Legislature.

Governor Salomon has issued the followi
proclamation:
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PHILADELPHIA, September /.

A correspondent of ForHey's Press, dated
Near Centrevile, Sunday evening"" says:
Last evening about five o'clock, McDowells
left flank was turned bya cavalry force, 5000
strong. McDowell's corps being on the left of
our army, and the rebel cavalry being support
ed by infantry, McDowell's entire corps was
fearful of the enemy
According to the reports of prisoners who
have been taken, the enemy has been reinforc-
ed enormously and includes the entire rebel ar
my of the state Of Virginia. and numbers about
25O,O0O men, "
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The New York TriJumes Washington dis
patch, dated Sunday, three p. H., says:
Five hundred rebel prisoners were at Fair
fax Station, awaiting transportation to Wash
ington. They concur in saying, as does infor-
nation from all other sources, that the whole
rebel army was engaged under Lee s command
Its numbers no one of them set at less than
150, 900, and many estimated them at 300 900
or 100000. The prisoners also all say that
they were promised an easy and speedy march
into Washington. They were certainly to be
there within a week.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09

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5h 5shs n1Mprass. Teirsy. h1eklIpa
schr Mary Brewer. Perry K,cklsna
Scnr AoSs9ea. -. bostons GsyA
sohr Y h,sves 1seys3. 1pstou for ueitt4sse,
smr Magnolia, lEkcsson. Bosiou for PbindcihA
scir Trade Wins. ccrson, bosics iSr PhiEdsIrLiN
Schr henry GiJ fhoS, Asv Bsdjold.
sonr Corr. Ks'ly. hss Hsaiyl
schr 1aiares, Ceris,y Fscsi isnss.s
Sehr Almt I, D1 -. Pro, idssss. A.
Schr Eastern Bells u.lkss, Pro,1den4s yss "a.
schrG z Wilsgx Nsssidea, p,ovid.atS -
Soar Volta, pro5ka Ecgrress.
schr John q Anen. Eabasl, Aex HAYES.
sShr sShr T. 4 wi!is.!: a,sas ssaii!h saith ksw Asysn.
schr H Brsinerd Bowditei. Poris~A O.
sehr SpeTan, oyerton. albany Tor yroyideuc~
schr an Buren,. WAL londout for Boston, Has oarr>A
mainboona. ~ ~'S"v
Sclr Sea Flowar or s.rh. Rondout for Providence
stesme, sIsn.'ih founs. Baitimers-
StesMsr arens -Ass. Nanceryeer. PhliaAsphiA
S.rsme r"s Brick. Fenton: philadelphia.
steamer ,.0sca Williams, Philadelphia
BELOW.
- - bark, nRknswn.
Anshosed 1t Riker's IsaRdf-
Brig 2 NEWS (Br) tram kngsa.
Brig Lilly Dale (Br), from Windsor, No
SAILED.
rh-Ships Adelaide Meridian DAvid Hoadley. barb John
Wesley brgs AngOsura Robert Fisher; Margaret
Davis Crook, Caroline Cornea Margaret Platter Ma
rE4nc, wauponsa, Daniel Holiness 0odfrey, Rls.
W H Clears (Br).
Wind at sunset W.
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Arrival Of Sick and Wounded SoldSers.
The United States hospital transport nanies Webster,
Captain 8. H. Chester commanding, arrived " this port
Monday, from Alexandria, Va, which port shs lett
the 5th inst, At seven A. She brings tAree hundred
and eleven sick and wounded soldiers She had in
the hospital ship g. Marc, with about sc nambsr
board, and Sunday, about haipas two A. ~, was
compelled drop her. OF heavy weather ana
very high sea- Smiths Island then bearing north
west about ten miles.
I've deaths occurred on board, vi2-Augustus Roger,
Company A. Fifty third Pennsylvania Volunteers died
Sunday, at four p. NJ. OF chronic diarrhua, and H.
Goodwin Company u, Sixteenth Massachusetts, died on
Monday, Al Ave A. NJ. OF same disease.
The following is list Of the officers Of the Webster.
CommaDdey-Captain ) II Chester.
Surs eonia Chargs-Dr. Ii. B. Bueher, q. 5. a.
ASsiStaSt Surceop--Dr p. u. Lys.
Consmsssdry--A. X. Starkweather
The following the of the sick and wounded BY
he stors I'm I'm 20
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made IA the progress Of this war, which could
have been avoidsd by hopQrabs compromise, the Pre-
sden and his friends had daed 70 avoid civil Ihe
sum and substance Of the Message wAsTax The white
nan mortgage him and his posterity forever. Free,
fee1 clo<hs and c0soniDe the negro when people,
anxos for the restoration OF the Union and the return Of
peace looked 10 the Meesage IN what information they
could Get upon that SUBJECT they could draw only the In
ference that the would end in thirty years.
provides all the Presidents plans adopted
BY Congress and the people. Dut then the Pre-
sdent gave Us the consolation that most ~ MS would
De dead W that time. Every proposed change Of the
constituti for the negro No proposition was made
tn change the constitution for tho benefit white
man. or 70 perpetuste the union these States pre-
serving me constitution OF the country The people would
IN due time c9pro9isa for tho benefit of white nc. not
for aesress a - sspsa thst tts President would 50
= ..n,sef that lac might accord 20 him ns sup
port: but ne had hoped against hope The Presoens ~
violated the pledges he had made In MS Inaugural AZ
dress by his proclamation Of the 22t OF Sepemoef nc
effect OF the proclamation not % restore me unn'
but only TO free the negro. Reviewing mns- m
tarv eyents Mr. Richardson vindicaed Mcclellan.
saving that be was removed because Of his ncune
ency a. loader he refused 10 cndorse snc
emancipation proclamation. lhe republicans had peen
running the House andthe departments OF the govern
nent for the benefit Of the negro. speaking ~ con em.
naticn Of tho bill passed to-day indemniying the Presa
dent and others from the consequences q susendng tho
privilege Of writ OF habeas corpus he said the
would not sanction this reckless And tyYanncal
Of power The dominant party he charged had Violated
the constitution and laws.
Mr. HuTtxsNs, (rep.) Of Ohio obtained the foor.
The committee rose at haifpast four O'Clock, and Inc
House adjourned
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United States District Court.
Before Hor. Judge Belts.
FINAL DEGREES OF pIsrRI5rrio

FINAL DEGREES OF DISTRIBUTION.
Dgc. 6.--In the United states District Court, Judge
Belts presiding, final DEGREES Of distribution entered
In the following prize cases, viz -:
Tie URited States rs 7he STEAMER Ann and Cdrgo.Cap
tred jane ~, 1862, of Fort Morgan Mobile harbor, 10y
the United states naval forces stationed there consisting
the United States vessels of war Aanawla Susageha
and prebe, and condemned Nov. r, 1862.
The Jaited States The Seamer T,,bdi Co-capiured
July "a 1862 the Atlantic Ocean, by the United States
steamer Oc,orara, u. d. Porter commanding, and con-
irmned Nov. s.
me United Sc,-s rs. The Schooner Reindeer ard Cargo
Captured July To- se2 in Aranzss Bay Texas, by the
United States bark Arthur, Lieutenant j W. kittridge
commanding, and condemned Nov 5.
The Laitd S.o.s a. The H,op Ljrsas Coygo.Captured
Angus; 2. 1867 New Inlet of South Carolina
by United states Penobscot Lieutenant Par
kef commanding. Vessel destroyed by The capors,
80 brought TO New FORK aud condemned lawful prize
Nov. 5.
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syv vosx-Is,s
suS RIsns......... Y nooS risrs. -
sur srrs s0t Hica wAyER.. morn 10 Is
Port OF New York. December 3. Is6a.

CLEARED.
shic Belgiaere, johnson. san F:sncscc-wo, Coleman
Ship Gladiator, Matthews. Mslsousns-Kw Cameron
Ship un.ca Whey, Isio Jsneirs--,slrahs 4"
Ship Vanguard, Keith. Vera Crnz-Howlznd 4 Fgoih,ng-
Slip Thon.. Jeserso9; oesAo1 New orissnsr asxer.
marx Bolna tBrl Corrnscs. Gloucester. E-,rkci Hurs
Bar Anas tBrj. Jacobson, D.marsra--i Lesycra,
Bre Ma,hiIde Helen. (M-ak), voss. sgoFunc Me'rcI-
.Iris Wsysr;ey. smal!, N,r.ele.--MOore nehry.
s rnes.. Roya 'Ts1 @ New 'sI 1sHs
s@as Oriental sr, Dosy, Aux cases-sc'ssr "a Graves.
schr fIh 81, Seed Turks r.lsnd, &c Knox co.
scSr M,ier SrsSy Va 'Snson '''''N
s,r a9PG ssssss Dssos %sns e%
schr Maryland, Sterling, Dsin,ore.
seht Jesse Williamson W.nsmore, rhlsdeiphis-Bsker
schr y Br,y Ton, 1sw.on, on,phlsdessis-.I..Keuny:
scsr ssssashsss, as Coz. SsmdsnW VS., sooUnAco
seSr Aibioa, nJbroos, Boston.
steamer wyonins Fairrioth. Port Royal
steamer vsn Woodward. cusdis. Baltimore.
ARRIVED
steamship Aarrinsc AZ trsnsport Sam psen Beaufort
Nc De" y iis Holmes Hole y hours, ousrtrrmss.
@ % rs" "a SssG s 4. Sos nsn. yss rss.
name IN Z Which could n9 9i BE- made o,'.
No De y, Hole soas Win asc. pseassr 70
steam ship psiapseo ~ transport Bese, Washington
Gu hours, W q 4 sQuarietnsster.
seanship DANIEL Webster Chester, Aexaniril Dec S.
vtn sl sick and Wounded soldiers, 70 Ssutry Com.
mission.
shp DIsratii Or, Of New glasgow. Ns), Mckenzie PIC.
ton. rs dsya with coal. 20 Mccall Firth.
Brig Abbott Lawrence Pu!er. Baltimore days s'' nm
ore. for Ponglkecpse.
Brig Henry Leeds smith, Eookland
Brig New yak, Cooper Roston, sdsys Ia ashore liz
Gate.
schr Ocean Bride tBr Mason, Jingsn, IS days. wrb
10 ID Drwolf
schr Amersa tBry Nusant cornwslis ~ days. with sa
toes, 10 X Dewoi
sthr sra Eild Smith, Fortress Monroe
SchrJ N IIoyt. Lyons, Alexandria, DAYS.
sohr Mist. Disosvay Alexandria. 4 days
Schr Henry Finch, Dayey. Alexandria, y Gays.
schr ID Warner, Eldridge Alexandria, days
schr N II Bramhal, Davcy, Washington, o days.
Solr Maracaibo Hen'cv Philadelphia for Gloucester
schr r. Prescott pendeton, Ersbethport FOR Boston
schr n Jameson, Jameson, Ellyabehpurt Boston
ychr r Bodbne, Avery Elizabetbrort Tor Provldehte
Hohr victsr. Strout Cberryaed.
Rehy Asrea, Crosby, ksssport, 10 eAya
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M Inrried.

CoSKING--BlAkEssS.--onf Thursday, December 1, by
the Rev Henry blanchard, JoaEpH Z. CoSsLING 20 MAA
IouIsE BLAKRns., OF New York city.
JERoiEMoS--WADE-- Em Park, Staten Island, on
Monday, december by tho Rev. H. A. Buttz Mr.. HssRy
o. sRoLEMoS, Of Union y. j. 10 Miss JosRrMNE A. WADE
OF the former place No cards.
SrGARNs-BIooxEg.--Atr ronkers, on Saturday, Decem-
her by the Rev. Mr. Carter HEyRy X. SfEARS oi New
York, to FANNY, daughter OF elisha Boomer, ESQ.,, of
Workers
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Aid TO the Engiish Operatives

The Executive Commt,ee, having IN charge the coisc
ton of subscriptions maid Of the sgaerAg operatives o.
Lancashire met at the Chamber cf Commerce yesterday
when the following additional contributions were report
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-, RtLLHEAD 90 REAM, OR % 90. 100 90. .-BU- t
cards 70 cents ,ooo I@bos 30 cent cents i%S; vsr
+. s1usily low, NJ r. X. DAw LEH6 new steam pnns
ssitshtn~nt corner Reede and Centre strcs1
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Arrivals smd Departures.
ARRIVALS.
Brluvorr HC-Lsteamshp Missiseppi-Capt W Denny
Lieut. Easuian, Van vie- Anhriss, Wm whte esrnI
TeeS u HAsns-snd " stesrako
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l,n LATE rOR CLAssIFICATION.

a, .ip,w OR PARTIAL BOARD wANTED-roR TwS
W s.niisn,.n In Brooklyn within. nn minutsR wen
,rom v ali srrs. fosry. Addrsss bon i0 Hersd omce
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
Sgsass s6 Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, Isl
,rs syAsp,xo conNr7ryys

wAsHDcToN, Dec. 5, 1852
rms STANDING COMMITTEES
TAe srxAEAs announcei the appointment Of NJ.
norhsssos 10 au .hs vacancy the Committee Of Mil
ssry ArArs the place Of Mr.. Blair, Of Missouri, and
III y,atms, the committee in the place Of Nj.
Iacksoo, iscssS-i.
Messrs FeSenden aud Walker we're appointed TO al
vacancies The Committee on Private Land Claims.
rhe o,ter standing committees continue herstofore
x. AsIiEY, OF OHIO.
The EyyAkks appointed the following gentlemen q
spsCa committee 20 investigate the charges derosstsy
10 tha character and standing Of representative Ashley.
published in The Toledo BiJde and other papers, viz
Nsss Blake, uf Ohio shsaks of Indiana; Noel, of Mis-
soni Casey, oi Kentucky; iiaight, Of New York
On motion q ~ EpwanDs, (rep) OF a., u was re
solved that the Committee on Indian Asir I've instructed
70 inquire whether any further legislation y necessary
reaion 70 The udan funds held by the government AMI
report by bail or Otherwise.
1ls ! Asr REPORT - cEx. suE4.
On motion o. Mr. Roscoe CoNkLtsG, (rep.) Of ~ Y,
the President requested, his opinion i not
ioompssisls with the pubic interests TO transmit 70 The
House We las, ohcia report Of Major General Buell..
SOLDIERS.
~. sE - MIx, , ustA 49, y, H.. InsroaaGea e,' 70
service by soldiers Of ihe United states Army lao
acrsasing sbe pay Of priyaies, non-eomn,ssoned Of
Both bilis we've referred % tbs Committee ou Military
Affairs.
Tns susrsssaoS or isS wsIT HAssAs ccRrrs
ny President Lincoln and other persons for suspendng
the privilege Of the writ Of habeas corpus and for al
Aons IN pursuance Thereof
The bill Is the sans that offered last week the sub
stance u which has already been published.
Mr.. rAIIAspUBsn, (opp.) Of Ohio, objected u the
reading Of the bill seceRd time.
Therefore. uadsr The rule, the question occurred,
rShal the bill be rejfcteds'
The House refused 60 REACT " W vote or "a against
%.
The bil was then read a second time
Mr. S1ryKSs then moved 90 pospons the further con.
sderaiou Of the bill un next thursday and make il The
sescsA ofdsr for thai day
MI vILIAxiaGn<x Objected io making the bin a special
u0sr
Nj Cox (cpp) of OHIO, dssrse 70 refer the bill 70 the
Spdlcary coDmittso.
Mr. sYrypss then asked cha, the bin shous bo put on
rs main Question wss ordered BY vote OF 50 asalns,
o..
phjeaper 4Aqp1 he0s4s v ~ pestr4esssS VI W. ss
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