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finally passed, including tho deduction of 10
per cent. on salaries paid by tho Government
during the rebellion.
Tho bill abolishipg slavery in the District
OF Columbia was taken up, and several
amendmendments Of the Committee adopted
An amendment was also adopted to punish
kidnapping, and repeating all laws inconsis-
tent with the act. Mr.. Davis. Of KY, Of
fered an amendment that all the persons
liberated DO colonizcd, and appropriating
500, 900 for that object. lie spoke in sup
port of his amendment, but without further
action the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-The House passed tho bill amend
atory to tho Sth section OF the act to pro-
mote the efficiency Of the navy, so sto read :
1.-THE hours Of labor and rate OF wages ID
tho Navy Yards shall conform, rs near as
consistent with the public interest, to the
private establishments in tho immediate vi.
fccinity; the respective yards to be regulated
by the commandments, subject to the revision
and approval Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
The bill authorizing the appointments OF
Commissioners to Great Britain and France
for the purpose OF tho protection OF the
UsIlCTltb vi tlC NOstot VI 49,
passed and $4,000 are appropriated to carry
the net into effect.
Mr.. Ashly of o., from the Committee on
Territories, reported bill to provide ten.
porary Provisional Governments over districts
of country in rebellion. The President is
authorized to take possession and institute
such government with the aid of the military
and naval power. Governors, &C., to be
appointed. Legislative Assembly and Courts
to be established and continue until the pco-
ple form new State Governments. ''
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the tax bill, Mr.. Coliax of Ia, in
the chair. Mr.. Morrill, Of Vt. explained at
length the provisions and effects of the bill.
lie said the measures proposed would meet
the large demands of the Government. Mr..
wadsworth of Ky. opposed the. bill. lie
incidentally condemned the Presidents eman.
cipatory message. Considerable debate fol-
lowed, which was participated in by Messrs.
Bingham of o., Hickman Of Pa, and Wads-
worth of Ky. ...... .-... ... r.. u.
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Tax BrtI.-rhe Tax Bin is undergoing
various notifications in the hands Of the
Ways ami Mean. committee. Tho committee
invite discussion upon this bill and are so
Letting information and suggestions upon
the subject. ' ~ 0ll HaGr, ll
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Mr.. Charles Twambly, from the committee
to purchase and put upa Town Clock, re-
ported that the whole amount expended IN
erection of town clock, &c., was Sl663.44.
All the articles in regard to raising money
were postponed to the adjourned meeting.
and the Selectmen. Treasurer, and Oliver
Dyer appointed committee to report IN re-
gard to the amounts needed.
Chose following officers:
Fire Wardens. Twambley, james
NJ. Deering, Joseph q. Deering, Samuel L.
Shannon, Mark Prime and Benjamin h. Red
Ion. .. -
ConstaBles. James NJ. Burbank, Thomas
X Lane, James J. Wiggin, Augustus Lord,
Joseph Hardy. Obediah Durgin.
Fence Hecers and Field Dripers.-Flen-
ming Hill, James Seavey, Lewis Sawyer, Asa
Harmon, Horace Philips, Elliot Sweetser,
Elias II. Newbcgin. Davis Googins, Arthur
Boo,hby, Isaac ID. Boothby. Lewis Mcken-
new. James Ladd. Richard Leayitt, Isaac
Marshall.
Measarers Of GOOD and Bark.-Liying IL.
Lane. Joseph l.. Hobson, Frederick Dunn,
Martin ii. Decring, Joseph Stevens, james
ID. Patten, Reuben, 5. Marshaild"m. ~
Perry, Ephrim A. Watson.
Surveyors of LunsJer.-Liying III. Lane,
Joseph L. IIobson, Joseph q Grafium, Geo.
IL. Usher. Stephen p. Lane, Nahum McCu.
sick, Alvin S,uith, Daniel Rounds, Michael
n. Milliken, James Andrews, Stephen Wat
son, Frederick Dunn, Warren Cleavcs.
Surveyors of Logs.-Liying ii. Lane
Joseph l.. Hobson. Joseph /. Grailum. Oliver
Smith, Stephen p. Lane. Warren Cleaves,
Frederick Dunn, Stephen Watson, James
Andrews, Michael NJ. Miliken.
Cutler Of &dres..--llarrison Clcayes.
Pound heeper.--James j.. Wiggin.
Heath CoHmiitee,-Wm. Bailey. a. +.
Chisholm, Chas. q. Burleigh, Edmund Il.
bennett.
Port Wardeas-Jamcs NJ. Deering, Nath ]
Fernald, Richard Leayitt. L
THhiny Men -Bepjamin F. Cole, James
Paterson.
Audi,or of Accounts. -Stophcn l.. 6oodale.
Adjourned to March 9th at 10 O'Clock A.
M.--Maiae Democrat. ......
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WARSAW, ISLAND, Ca,
Tuesday, February 18th, 1862.

Tuesday, February 10Th, loO2' ri
CArrAIN WILLIS Dear Sir.-At a meeting
of tho officers Of our Regiment this morning,
the following were offered: ..
Whereas, We, the officers Of the ninth
Me-, Regiment do deeply lament the dccease
of Lieut.. John III. Andrews, Of Company E,
whose fine military and unusual social quail.
ties won for him the respect and love Of oil
who knew him. And whereas our daily du-
ties incumbent upon us would prevent us
from showing proper respect and honor to
the memory of our dear friend and brother
officer now no more.
Resolred, That two OF our number DO chosen
90 wait upon Col. Rich and request hun in
our name to dispense with Company and
Battalion duties for tho day, in order that
we may be enabled to attend the funeral OF
the deceased. Also, .I.... .......
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
and the proceedings Of this meeting be sent
To the family OF our lamented friend and q
copy to the Hook and Ladder Company OF
which he was an honored member. .....
Signed,
Captain q. F. GRANGER, Company ~,
Captain S. b. Baker, Company !, Captain
Il. ii. Robinson Company ID, Lieut.. Joseph
Noble Acting Adjutant. ........
President, Lieut.. JouN l.. EMERSON.
Commanding Co. q, Secretary.
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YOUNGSTOWN meeting on the nth inst
Moderator, S. 4. Payne; Clerk, W. Junkins.
S,,ectmen and Assessors, :. w. Norton, l.. n.
Goodwin, &. Junkins; Treasurer, q. Boyden;
Oyerseers of Poor, +. Plaisted, W. u. SWEET, a.
Thompson; Town Agent, r. II. Walker; SUI
peryisor of schools, J. A. SWEET; Auditors, III.
W, MeIntire. @. L. Plaisted, G. NJ. Freeman.
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Addre.. % the Trssps.
Tho following is General Burnside's con-
graiulatory address to his troops: pl q
So t.lf GENERAL oRprRs NO. IL. rfct on
rid, HEADQUARTERS, Dep. ofN. O., ! ID
Nawhsr, Maych IL 1850
Newborn, March Is, 1862.

The General Commanding congmtulatcs
bis troops on their brilliant and hard.won
victory Of the 18th. Their courage, their
patience, their endurance Of fatigue. exposure
and toll cannot DO too highly praised. After
q tedious march. dragging their howitser by
hand through swamps and thickets-aiter
slecpless night passed In o. drsnching rain,
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March l3

MuTCH 10
SExArr.--Mr. Kennedy offered a resolution
that the secretary of the Navy inform the
Senate by what law the Naval Academy was
removed to Newport. X. l., and the reasons
for such removal, aud whether such reasons
still eqist. The resolution expressing the
thanks Of Congress to Com. Foote, officers
and men OF the Western notilla, was taken
up and passed. The resolution Of thanks to
Lieut.. Worden, officers and seamen of the
Monitor was taken up and passed. Mr.
Davis made u speech in favor OF his ex-
pulsion. The Senate went into Executive
session, after which il adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. Duell, of New York, intro.
duced resolution, which was passed, tender.
ing thanks to Gen. Curtis and the officers
and men under his command for tho late
brilliant victory, and sympathizing with the
relatives and friends OF the officers and soldiers
who bravely fell at Pea Ridge. ...
The House in committee OF tho whole re-
sumed the consideration OF the tax bill
After debate. the first section was amended
by giving the Commissioner of International
Revenue tho Thinking privilege. Mr.. May,
from the Judiciary Committee. reported a
bill providing for the discharge Of State
prisoners, and for Courts ofthc United States
to take bail OIL rccognizances To secure trial
of the same. The bill was recommittcd.
SEyArr-Nr. Hale introduced q bill
authorizing the building ola steam iron.clad
ram and steam guncoats; also to complete
the Stevens battery, Itappropriates 81 .OOO,-
600 for the mm, $4,000, 900 for gunboats,
and three quarters Off million for Stevens
battery. Referred. Mr.. Harris introduced
a bill to confscato the property of rebels
Referred. The Senate refused to cxpel Mr..
Powell of Ky. % to IL. ..f. =.
HousE.--'rhc House was engaged on the
tax bill. .io. ii.. tt.
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SryArE.-Mr. Davis presented n petition
from the citizens of Kentucky, asking Con.
gross TO turn n deaf ear to all schemes oil
Emancipation, and turn their attention to
saving the country, .i
MI. Tfumbull, from the judiciary Com.
mittec, reported hack the resolutions for the
expulsion of Powell, with o Recommendation
that II do not pass. ,.,s...,tl-l.,,,
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson. OF Mass, the
bill to define the pay and emolumcnts OF army
officers WIS taken up.r Mr.. Fessenden OPP
posed the provision reducing 10 per cent. the
salaries Of the military or naval service, or
any service OF tine Government. Messrs.
Fostcr and Clark also opposed il. Tho bill
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PAnsoNsPInD Meeting March 10, lsl2.-
A. Doe. Moderator; 5. Merrill, Town Clerk; O..
Boothby, ID. Kicker, Jr., 4. Fernald, Selectmen
and Assessors and 0yerseers of Poor; A. Doe,
s. S. Committee; q. Biokford, Town Treasurer;
/. q. March, Constable and Collector. j. Kezar
Town Agent; q. l.. Bennett, j. Dearborn and
G.. Young Auditors. ..
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lowing preamble and resolutions, reported By
b. F. Hamilton of the committee. were adopted.
Whereas this company has with feelings Of
deep regrc, received the sad intelligence Of the
death of Lieut. John A. Andrews, q worthy
member of this organization, and q man whose
memory we honor. Therefore, .....t.r
Resolrei, That by his death we have lost one
who in social life was a genial companion, a
man attractive, open, frank, aud generous al
most to a fault, and always prompt in duty.
Rssolrei, That in the fearless response of
our brother to vindicate the claim of the gov
eminent to the obedience ofall its citizens, we
recognize the loyal citizen and energetic soldier,
qualities which eminently fitted him for his
position. 40. .f.i.ll..| .ru HI. .ytf ''
Rssoired, That we will hold in remembrance
his many sterling qualities, which 10 endeared
him to US, and will endeavor to emulate his
virtues. 49,. la -.
Resoirei, That we tenderly aud respectfully
offer his afflicted family our profound sympa-
thy in this their great loss, and trust that the
remembrance ola noble life sacrificed for the
good of his country, associated with the hope
Of meeting him again, may be to them sup
port. ..L..-,yJ ......,.r -. f...... .-.tofvr
Rs,olred, That this company, from q sincere
desire Of showing proper respect to the
memory ofour deceased brother. cause copy
of these res lutions 10 be communicated to the
family Of the Deceased, and published In the
Firemen's Advocate, Union aud Journal, Bid
defOri, and Saeo Democrat.
.TH'E 'ET'T A. II. WILLIS, t liu
--..ffr. JoHS c. HALL, }Com.
ID. +. HAMILTON,
c II. PARcnER. Clerk.
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ALYRxp.-Town meeting March 18th. B. j.
Herrick, Moderator; g. l.. Came, Clerk; Silas
Derby, Timothy Carey. n. II. Russell, Select
men;J. r. Trip, Treasurer;LT Drew, Agent T;
John Orr. Supervisor; J. D. Mclntire, ID. j..
Uerriek. w. q, Conant, Auditors.
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NORM BERWICK. Town meeting 10th inst.
III. A. Butler, Moderator; j.. johnson, Town
Clerk; L. Billings, II. A. Butler, ID. Hall, Sc.
lectmen, Assessors. Oyerseers OF the Poor and
Town Agents; Haven A.Butler, supervisor Of
schools; Andrew Chase. Collector and Treas
urer; Geo, Buffum, Constable
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SASFoRp.-Asa Low, Moderator; NJ. W. En-
cry Clerk; A. Low, N. II. Libby, q. Bennett,
Scectmeu; II. Fairfield. School Committee; NJ.
W. Emery, Treasurer. Collector aud Constable.
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LEBANON Moderator, f. A. Wood; Town
Clerk, Daniel Wentworth; Selectmen, ID. II
Lord. I. II. Fall and John Mills; Town Agent,
John Tebbetts; Treasurer, DR.. j. 5. Parker; s.
s. Committee, Cyrus Jones.
The above were chosen nearly unanimously
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, THURSDAY MORNING,

cost is g transportation" (by railroad. steam
boats, sailing vesselsand wagon trains, inclu-
ding. in time Of war as very heavy item. the
transportation of the sick and wounded
Now, sir. submit TO the candid judgment of
the House, that il is but fair and reasonable
estimate to say, that at least twenty per cent
also should be added to the aggregate of these
and Other expenses, not including paw and
subsistence Of the army, for additional cost
and waste, and wear and tear. or destruction
or capture in time Of war. Adding this, YOU
have total expenditure of $3.50 996 400 a
year or s4s,249,000 month, and S1,642,4s5
a day, for the Army alone.
To this add now the expenditures for the
Navy. Having no means of actual knowl-
edge of the amount, apply the only or at
least the next best test, the appropriations for
the current fiscal year, amounting at the last
three sessions of Congress to the sum of slOI,-
77S, 762 80. Adding this to the Army ex-
pendture, yon have, as the aggregate, the sum
of S682, 1915 so, being at the rate of S56,-
897 $3.50 per month, and 1886, ,59S per day
for the entire year round. Sir, the gentle
man from Massachusetts, MIR. Dawes was
right, except that, tried by his own standard,
his .'disloyalty" was little more exaggerated
I
So much, sir, for the cost of the Army and
the Navy
Butthere is yet another army, the horde of
thieves and phlnderers. less numerous, it may
be, but more formidable, more consuming far
to the Treasury than the legions of the brave
men who 60 forth barring their bosoms to the
storm of battle. These are the cankers OF
troubled times and fierce strife
"a pitchy cloud
OF locusts warping on the eastern winds"
They are the "somebodes" who, with the
aid of their official allies in high places, have,
in the language of the gentleman from Massa-
chusetts, Mr.. Dawes, on the 25th of April
last, in the days of his innocency aud before
his fall ''plundered the Treasury well nigh in
that single year, the first year of Republican
Administration, as much as the entire current
yearly expenses of the Government during
that Administration (Mr. Buchanan's) which
the people hurled from power because Of its
corruption"
And there is yet another army, sir, to be
paid and subsisted-an army more reputable
certainly than your plunderers, but more in
numbers also and not less devastating in their
march. mean the host of assessors and tax
gathers whom you are to-day enlisting TO 60
forth into every dwelling house, every business
house, upon every farm, into every city, every
town, every village, and every hamlet, into
palace and hovel alike, throughout the land
cerrying anxiety and dismay at every step.
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fCcntinued tomorrow |
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Richmond, the intelligent correspondent afcre-
said says:-"The city is crowded with re-eniist-
ed soldiers on furlough. hundred whiskey
shops are in operation on Main street and tie
side alleys. Drunken men reel out, tumble
into the cutters, sprawl over the sidewalks
brandsh knives and pistols, and oftentimes
indulge in those deadly conflicts which ill our
prisons with candidates for the gallowsr
That will do. The interdict of jeff Davis
against whiskey, and for the confscation of
the grain in distilleries, had become grave
necessity. His choice, resulting from " Lin
coins blockade" had become simply choice
between whiskey and bread. Bat what will the
rebel fighting men do without their whisley? Is
lit not probable that they will rebel against The
rebellion? General Washington, by an armed
force, was required to put down whsAey in
eurrection in Pennsylvania. Are our indepen-
dent sons of Southern chivalry likely to be
more docilc upon this question of the stoppagc
of their whiskey than TIE old time backwoods-
men of Pennsylvania? We dare say that had
there been no whiskcy, there would have been
mo rebellion in the South, ard that, driven to
the wall by the arms Of the Union, this rebel
lion cannot survive the additional trials of
war upon whiskey.