Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

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some journals ui COMPLAIN Of the unvracious
manner III which II was da5fle sse0q''9 t''i
= AdEieepfrodi Manchester aseS vtttbfable.
market tou geodssahduGarD tbsinIE h1Ajstaed
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and steady. Pf6tisiddhNs 3 Nqttiiillt: ttiilt e'oSIsf
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The bank 9f I'll Ensla1d cbes geAAsed itatats
Of minimum a9 ns discount ss. & p psh esnto mee
|xxxvIfth eCo4s1esg -. aaffst afstD tDss Session. .siioa
aod 'oh sbnsn'b how4sH3HiS9G w4sH3HiS9GfoNs, fFo}NsoJ Jan. nsSS SS
I SENArE-Mf. ToFessentfAi FROM the com
mittee on Enance, Ireportexl bAckoihsd ssseQu-
ton to ;ahpropEiatas s$l9, 400 ferr sxpepsssJof of
the Committee Of the uouse in. regard to. con-
tracts made by any any dspa vmeft" 81 tbe go GOV.
|ernment. ii The ailGkas spassadqo9 ,sIniii''
Mra Sherman aatxo6nceda daibnl creating tko
new bureaus ln ths, !9ayal aepastmepsnoiBe.
M. Davis thsn bsd pspssf 44aaSd 4asd 'sSas 'ssSisaased
by Gov. Hall and others, attcsting to the l6y-
ally Of Mr., Wilssnyo akosa ktnad ffoia Mr..
wilson to Mr.. ,Dayis, asking ulatola1ther-
eugh investigation % = into 4 bis Loyalty mightbe
had, chat tie eDuhtYy1, 1&c.si &c. '"s''in''0 u"
> Mf!sW ls0notheff tSOR4f 6ath..dS' yiisp'
ga Tho House ipkBumdd the1cohsiAess
.oftbs zssolutien TO- oamsnd thar4 indian dntsr.
coarse act, and passed it. .o,,,,,od .cod II
Mr. Wilkinson p ppresented Ii" "cre "ccrreedentials,o of
Robert Wilson, apPoshtsd ifrotti 'Missouri to
fill the vacancy caused by the expulsion of
w. W.aPsJ ohsson, md nqstsd deU fefef tht Htden.
tials and certain papers etot tbhe nJudicisry
Committee. 90 He, (Whkjason) said he. had
the report OF certain meeting held about
the 1st Of May, and Mf.' W 'lsoh vas oie' Of
the committee who reported setef resold.
tions, two ot which were as foIiowsr s1oaEfs
"a" d" ResolYed, That We, the people here .ss.
sembled, declare our fealty and sympathy
with the South, and for the protection Of
Southern Institutions igTsnag s2o1q snJ DDS
'.Resolued, That we condemn as linhumnn
and diaholical the war 1pow waged by the
Federal Government against the South"
Mr.: Wilkinson said that Mr.. Wilson had no
part in the resolutions, whichoweref entirely
withouts his Wilson'S sanction in anyawzy.
On motion Of Mr.: Trnabull, the bill relating
to certain judicial districts: Of the u, S. Cir
cult Courts was taken up.i The Bill Was
passed IS reported by the geinrnittee. ''7|a
81 Yhe case of M oRright was then taken up.
HOUSE The House resumed 1.-The 9consid-
Grafton Of the bill making more stringent the
provision against the sale Of fspirituous liquors
to Indiins. H'-'''i 1''' -'''l' 80
Mr.. Edwards, in the course of an aexplafia.
ton, hsaid the present lawq is evaded by
vending intoxicating drinks outside the. In
dian limits or frontier-hence the necessity of
further Legislation to protect the Indians
from such degrading and destructive ainHu-
The joint resolution appropriating ten
thousand dollars to pay the expenses Of the
Committee appointed to inquire into the con-
duct Of the War was passed. 'liS' 'aa'
e The Senate bill appropriatihg $25, 900. to
be expended under direction of secretary
of War as in his Judgment the same, be. nee
essary for the protection of enigrants on the
ovealand nDute between the Atlantic and Cal.
ifornia, and Oregon and Washington Ter
ritories, passed. 20 g aie51-Jts2 go 9u
.s sr.aa ~ nz ri WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
. SENATE.-Mr. Howard presented Joint
Resolution from the Legislature of Michigan
in favor of an exchange of prisoners, with
special reference to Col. W ilcox Refer ed.
Mr.. Wilson presented a remons:rance from
the underwriters, ship-owners and others, of
Boston,, against any measures which will in-
pair the efficiency Of the coast srvey.
Mr., Hale called up the resolution in regard
to Ward H. Lalnon, of the District Of, Co.
lumbia, declaring that in the order he G La
mon) transmitted to the Senate, he is guilty
of contempt of he Senate, and that the Sec
retary of the Senate report the same to the
President. The resolution was passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, bill for the com.
pletion of the defences of Washington was
taken up, the question being the amendment
pro7iding that the forcing Of safe guards be
punished with death. Agreed to. The bill
was then 50 amended as to provide that no
work shall hereafter be commenced on the
defences, when it was passed. jas'g u =;
HoUsE.-MT Blake, from the P. O. Com
tnittee, reported bill to establish postal
money order system. Consideration post
MIR. Stevens, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported the Naval appropriation
BILL s't'@ sA2afE 9hl Ai Hoi'Ss an .a-'1s9
Mr.! Elliott, from the Committee on Com
dent to appoint light house inspectors for any
of the light houses on the coast during and
for ore year after the conclusion of the pres
ent war. Ha'f5r'i-s." T.t 2ttSsT f.-1
Mr.. Kellogg, of Illinois, from the Commit
tee on the judiciary, reported bill author
izing the Secretary of the Treasury to settle
with States for the supplies furnished their
troops called out to aid in the suppression, of
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postponed. + .'+l'
Mr.. Mallory, from the Committee on roads
and canals, reported a bill for q military and
mail railroad from Kentucky. IL.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole aid took up the Military Academy
bill. I'D VIZ. ~ -5s z c 81 -9'tJ
+ s-j .Ers 5isilsA WASHINGTON, Jan. a5.
HousE.-The Committee of Commerce
have before them the question cf the Reel
procity Treaty between the United States and
Canada. IA .a., 15T- .;y.g.- aBg
CARROLL WooD. .-We learn some days
since that the above individual has been cap
tured at Lexington, by the First Kansas.
W ood is famous as Salt Lake despe ado,
and in the summer Of 1860 was banisl. ed
from Denver City, for an attempt to murder
Mr.. Byers, the editor of Rocky Mou,.tain
iNescs. Only the timidity ofone of the jung
O. at the trial saved Wood f. ON the halter,
and at one time during the proceedings, the
excited Denyerites actually had rope around
the prisoners neck. When banisped be fed
to New Mexico, and since the out-break, Of
the rebellion, hs been an officer in Prices
army,-St Louis Dtma., .24th. s8i u ssw
"a OLD = -
y W- For the information of such ofbhis
ANXIOUS friends as may be- concerned on his
account we will say that the small beer trait