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NOTICE.

Office of N. C.. r. r. Co.,
Co SHOPS, Sept. oath, 1852.
NJ0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO SHIPPERS AND
others interested that the tariff of freight rates
this Road will be raised twenty per cent and the
OF passengers to five cents per mie and after the first
day of October. T. j. SUMNER,
Engineer and Shp't.
Sept 26, 1862. 7s-tf
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N0TTCEI

STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER WHILST ON,
- my return home, about the 18th November last three
MULES, one of which a light coIored clay mule one
small mare mule, dark COLOR the other recoeced
to color One lost in Warren County, the others
at Hilliardson, n c., and coupled together when
they got away Any person having knowledge of their
whereabouts will be reasonably rewarded by writing me
at Falkland, N. G.. p A ATKINSON
- Dec. 5, 1862. s.fay-r, oS-lmod
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LAND FOR SALE.

z HAVE FOR SALE DETWEEN THREE HUNDRED
and four hundred acres of land lying about four miles
west of Raleigh on the Railroad Persons who may de-
sres purchase land viii please apply to the undersigned
W. G. HILL
Raleigh, Nov. 1867.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOrth-Carolina Christian Advocate.


1T Is CONTEMPLATED TO RESUME THE PUBL
cation of the North Carolina Christian AdoOcats an
early day. under the patronage Of the North Carolina Con-
ference and under the direction and ownership of Joint
stock Company composed of ministers ana laymen to
cure its permanency
IL will be as its name imports CHRISTIAN Adgocdte 1t
will sustain and defend the doctrines and discipline of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South and labor to advance
Chsts Kingdom EARTH and promote peace and good
will among all men.
Besides its earnest religious character il shall be an ad-
vocae Of the moral educational and industrial progress of
North Caroua-a welcome vster TO every flDliy
the camps Of our brave soldiers and faithful chronicer
o what may be useful and interesting and of the current
All travelling and local ministers and the stockhod
ers of the Company, specially requested TO act
Agents for the paper.
The old subscribers Of the Airccdts will be supplied with
the series to the full amount due them The of
its suspension but the mail books in the possess
sion of the Editor he must rely upon the old subscribers
themselves and the Agents. to furnish him with their
names and post Offices and the amount due them
The Adroca will be well printed good paper and will
contain amount Of reading matter equal to any paper
the State.
During the continuance of prices the subscription
price will be g per annum, always in advance.
Agents who send us ten more subscribers and
the Csb will be entitled to copy of the paper for
year. 1t desirable that large list be
Address WM E. PELL, Eiilor.
Raleigh N C., Jan. !, 1888. 2-tf
~ All our former exchanges will confer favor BY
giving the above two or three Insertions.
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NOTICE.

WISH TO PURCHASE ONE OR TWO LOTS IN
Raleigh with Improvements. Would prefer them near
the Central Depot. ..-E
Apply to j. H. KIRKHAM
Raleigh, N C., Dec. so, 1859. 1-2tpd.
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EDUCATIONAL, &c.

j. NJ. LOVEJOY'S
Classical, Mathematical and Military Academy.
NNILL COMMENCE ON THE 18th OF JANUARY
w 1858. For particulars, address the Principal
]. n. L0YEJOY.
Raleigh, Dec go 1882. l-3t.
~ Register copy twice.
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NOTICE.

rTNAKEN FROM MULATTo BOY ON THE 11TH Az.
Il gust Sorrei Mare star in forehead white hind feet
white spot left shoulder and Oretep cut off, The own
er will please forward prove property pay charges
DC. JOHN SHURMAN,
Oxford Granville, N. G.
August goth, 1852 6s-H
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$50 REWARD.
ID ANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, IN Nc
Ia Dowell county N c., on the aOth day of November
my boy RALPH Said boy is six eet high black
and is slow of speech. He had when he left home
roundabout coat Snade of blue bIanketng with a black
stripe the lower part of the coat Said boy has
bic his right jaw caused BY lancng rising The
said boy had heavy beard his chin when he left home
Said boy was bought Of G. W. Wynne, of LOuisburg and
was raised Tarboro', C. The above reward will
be given for the apprehension of said boy Jail that
/ can get him.
Address MILLS HIGGINS
Marion, N. G.
Dec Is, 1882. 1Ol-6t.
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RARDWARE AT AUCrION.

MONDAY, THE 22D INSTANT, N FRONT OF
hal Ir Store in Charlotte we will sell 81 900 worth of
"'o"are, comprising many articles now needed.
h C0CHRANE & SAMPLE
''elOer 5, 1862. ..r 9g-5t.
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DAMAGED COTTON MANTRn.

II WISH TO PURCHASE A QUANTITY OF DAN.
aged Cotton for making paper; the cotton TO be deiY.
Raleigh ". r. POOLE.
Dec. 10, 1852 lOa-st.
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&c.
Office Chatham r., r.
OFFICE OF RALEIGH AND GAsToN r. r.

RALEIGH, n. G Dec, 1867.
EVE Bonds OF THIS COMPANY WILL MATURE
On the first day of January. 1858, and will be prompt
y paid at this Office Parties holding these bonds
hereby notified that no interest will he allowed after
Erty W. W. YASS, Treasurer.
Dec ST. 1852 lin
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MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY.

NORTH.CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE RALEIGH, n G..
TOHIS COMPANY TAKES RISKS UPON ALL
healthy lives between the of IA and So years
fr one year. for years. for ethe dssurerS for
life participating in the profits of the Company. Slaves
between the ages of 10 and 90 insured for
year or five years for twohIrds their market valHe.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof
DIRECTORS FOR 1860 AND 1851.
CHAs E. JOHNSON W. S. Mason,
W. W. HOLDEN, w. h. JONES,
QUEHTEN BUsBEE. X. p. BATTLE,
H. W. IlUsTED, j. G. WILLIAMS
W. H. MCkEE, G. B RooT,
EvERARD HALL, p. F. PEscUD,
r. d BATTLE. F..
OFFICERS.
CHAs. L. JOHNSON President,
W. w. HOLDEN, Vice President,
II. W. Hustled. Attorney, sr.
W. Ii. JONES, Treasurer,
R. B.. BATTLE, Secretary,
W. H. MCKEE, Med. Examiner.
e. G. RooT,
W. II. MCKEE,
For further information the public is referred TO the
pamphlets and forms OF proposal which may be obtained
at the Office of the Company or any Of its Agencies
" Address. B. H. BATTLE,
Secretary.
RaIsich Jan g 1852 4-+1y.
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OFFICE OF RALEIGH AND GAsToN r. R.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Dec. 22d 1852.
'sNHE BOARD o. DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
= have declared dividend of ten per cent the caP
"a Stock, payable and after the first Monday in January
- ". w. VASS, Treasurer
lee 81, 1852. lin
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HORSES For SALE.


ENINE COLT, YEARS OLD, (STALI0N,) BY NOR
Il gan Hunter, out of an Elevator mare.
ALSO,
YOUNG GELDING, years old, by hOores Black
Haw, out Of thorough bred mare.
Apply to WIN. F. ASKEW.
Raleigh, Oct. 1C, 1852. S2-tE
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
VALUABLE FARM SITUATED WITHIN I-2
"A miles of the of Oxford. containing 500 acres,
about one-half of which is in forest growth The soil is
adapted the usual grain crops, and grows fine manulac
turing tobacco. The situation is healthy well watered,
and has good dwelling house and other necessary build
IH-> in good repair.
The terms will be made accommodating.
Address r. w. LASSITER,
Oxford, N G.
Nov II, 1862. 9l-tf
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ORice Piedmont RaiIroad Comnnnr.

WV1T
DASvILLE, December H. 1859. (
Id ABROAD HANDS WANTED.-THIS COMPANY
= wishes to hire by the month year large fnrce of
abIebodied hands Apply at the Office of the Piedmont
Raroad, Danville, or to F. J. Sampson, at the Richmond
aud Danvle Railroad Depot.
GEO. C. DICKINSON
Division Eng'r, Danvle Va.
Dec. IL, 1882. l0l-lm.
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WAHKENTUN FEM. CUL. INSTITUTE.
TENHIS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN IN OPERATION
Il since ls4l, and will its 44th session jan
uary sth, 1885, The times compel advance in prices
Board per session of 90 weeks 1928; washing lights
and fuel in rooms. $l5 English tuition from $l7.5U
$22 50; Music and Of instruments, $25 Languages
each $0 Stationery S250; fuel for school roofn a.
Different styles of Painting Drawing and Embroidery at
furner prices.
For particulars, apply to
]. WILCOX, Principal.
Warrenton, Dec. so, 1862 l-9tpd.
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Headquarters, Kinston, N. c., !
DECEMBER 10th, 1862.

Headquarters, KinSton, N. Co.
DECEMBER 10th, 1852.
Special Orders,
No. J..
THEREAFTER NO CORN OR COTTON WILL BE
IL permitted to be taken from the Counties Of this
Military District without the written permission Of his
Excelency Gov 2. B. Vance, the Brig. General Com
manding
No. 2.
Provost Guard will bRestablished at Mosely Hall to
prevent all shipments fhe commodities named in para
graph LIST of this Order that may have the required
written authority.
SAMUEL j. C0RRIE,
A. ID. C..
Dec. 16, 1859. lOl-tE
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PONY For SALE.

PONY FOR SALE.
a BOUT EIGHT YEARS OLD, PERFECTLY GEN
n tie and a natural PAGER. Apply to
A. A. WILLARD.
Greensboro, n. c., Nov. %, 1862 YG-6m.
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WANTS, &c.
C. s. MONEY WANTED.

Al UNIMPROYED LOT, SITUATE IN EASTERN
n Ward in beautiful part Of the city fronting 30 feet
depth 2iO-eorner L0t-in unexcoptionabe neigtbor
hood-perecty level and free from uasA-the best build
ing cite in the city, that be boueh-w be sold in
exchange for Confederate money Price 81 900.
Enquire at STANDARD" Office.
De-. 80 1869. If
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HE GRANEER HOUSE.

WANTED-AT THE GRANGER HOUSE,
GGdsbnrough. n. q for the ensuing year, eight
wv wv. DINING ROOM SERVANTS for which liberal
@ will be paid. Persons having such servants to hire
10 well to make early application.
T. A. GRANGER,
IN, Per C. l.. McNIDER.
''H0nrO, y. C. Nov. 81, 1852. y4-lm
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
A PRINTING ESTA BLISIIMENT Is OFFERED FOR
N sale, the materials of which nearly APP
ply at this Office.
Nov. 2S 1882. 96-tf
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MASONIC HIGH SCHOOL,
OXFORD, N. C.
TENHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
II open on the I'd Monday in January 1868.
THOMAS G. TULEY,
Principal.
Oxford, N. c., Dec 90, 1882 Io8-2Ut
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WAGONS WANTED.

WAGONS WANTED.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO PURCHASE TWO
IL and FOUR HORSE WAGONS. Application TO be
made to the eommissary Department. y
80 7. D. H0GG,
Capt. and C. 8.
Raleigh, Dec. TO- 1862. lo2-M
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CITY ELECTION.

"A ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN THIS, CITY,
and nn The third Monday in January the gth for Mayer
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NJ. B. ROYSTER, !
WM. +. ASKEW, I,
MILLS II. BROWN.
l03-td.
, 1863-03-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.


PORTLAND, Me-, March T. The steamship
Hibernin from Liverpool 10th and London
derry 20th, arrived here this evening.
GREAT BR1rAIS.-Lord Stratheden gave
notice In the House Of Lords that on the 2o.3d
OF February he should move for copies Of the
English Government rehiiSt 70 the claim of
the Confederatcs to be acknowledgea'--hy -hy
Great Britain.
Meetings, lectures, &C., in faror Of Presi-
dent Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation
were Of daily occurrence in various parts Of
England.
An imposing demonstration was expected
at the amphitheatre ut Liverpool the day the
Hibernian sailed. The resolutions and ad-
dress to President Lincoln, which arc to be
proposed, ,emphatically approve Of his anti
slavery policy.
at st. James Hall, London, on tic 18th. The
speakers indulged In bitter inyectives against
the Lord Mayor and Mr.. Mason for the late
affair at the Mansion House banquet, and O
resolution condemning the Lord Mayor WAS
unanimously carried
$40, 600 in specie to meet the interest on the
bonds Of Alabama.
The 1sa.ts' citynrticlc says as the Government
possesses all The means of transport from the
interior to the ports, the cotton thus by
pothccatcd will be first available for ship
ment to Europe.
FRAScE.-There were rumors that France
considers the blockade of Charleston raised
but the rumor needs confirmation. The Bourst
| is fiat. The Paris n1srie says the Polish in
surrcction is spreading throughout all Po
| land. The insurgents attacked Winchow OF
the 18th, and we're repulsed with GOO kil1ei
! and wounded. The city Was afterwards fred
4 change Ind come over Paris official ant
semi-otfcial papers on the Polish question
It Is reported that 4 French diplomatic not,
had been sent to Prussia regarding Prussia.
| Interference In Poland.
| Advfces from Paris mention that the con
tract for the Confederate loan has been re
ceiyed for E3 1000 900 in bonds at seven pc
cent-exchangcable against cotton at option
, 1863-03-05
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
THE LEGISLATURE AT A
DEAD LOCK.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
Isn1ASAro11s, March 4, 1868.
The Union members Of the House are still
absent from the city, and from present appear
ance further legislation is at an end. The Cop
perheads 60 far not only refuse to give tho
Governor any funds to care for the sick and
wounded soldiers, but hare introduced bill
to deprive him Of the une1pcnded balance
voted him two years ago.
Tho Senate have been engaged upon local
matters during the entire day.
Judge c. B. Smith surprised his friends to-
day, in bis sentence of the Morgan county
consplrators. He only fined them $3.50 each,
to which he should have added at least five
years in the State prison. He WAS doubtless
afraid of hurting their feelings.
D. c. Stoyer, Of stover fraud notoricty, is
making speeches in VOORHEES, district against
this corrupt Administration, as he styles it.
LATER.
Especial Dispa tch to The Chicago Trihune.]
Isn1AgAro11s, March 4, 1s6s-11 p. N.
The Union members Of the House hare not
yet returned. The Copperheads still svear
that they will press their Revolutionary and
unconstitutional measures, but It Is thought
they %lu come down. The Senate is still In
scts ION, but most Of the time Is spent in tlll':
/ bustcring and on untmportant and local 5ills
Col. Darlington issued IN order this morn
ing against the z. G. C.'e, declaring then
public enemies, &c.
Gov. Morton is confined to his bed from
the effects Of Injuries received from fill ons
/ night last week, in getting up to attend to {
, 1863-03-05
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
CINCINNATI, March 1. 1863.
No reliance is placed upon the report that
the rebels propose to change their policy In
the war, and invade the Northern States with
large force. Such policy would be accept
able to our Union fighting Gcncrals, as 1t
would most assuredly hasten the close Of the
war. Such, at least, is the opinion expressed
here By prominent military men, Of whom
there are quite number in attendance on the
Buell. Court of Inquiry.
Gen. Wright has q dispatch from Gen. Gill
more, in command in Central Kentucky, stat
ing that Col. Kunk1e, with strong force, is
still in pursuit of Col. Clutc's band Of guer-
illas. He will not return until he captures
them or drives them into the mountains In
Tennessee.
L Court Of Inquiry is in session here inycs-
tigating Paymastcr Cooks gambling opera
tions. It is said by parties well informed that
the Government will be made good for all
Cooks losses.
A great deal Of indignation is expressed in
CoTington and Newport, and in this city,
against Lieut.. Gov. Fiske, Of Kentucky, who
has always been looked upon Us reliable
Union man, for his course In the
Senate in voting for the resolutions
ccneuring Col. Gilbert for dispensing the re-
bel1lous convention. It will be remembered
hc congratulated Col. Gilbert at the time, for
| his action in the matter. Fisk has now run
his length, and will be- forever dropped by
Union men. Fiske resides in Coyington.
GOV. Andy johnson left Columbus to-day
for Washington. On his return he will speak
here, It is probable be could be induced to
speak in Chicago. His speeches have done
good here and. at Indianapolis, among those
who have formerly acted with the Democrat
ic party, but who arc true Union men at
| heart
, 1863-03-05
THE WAR IN The SOUTH,

NEW TonK, March A Hilton Head let
ter Of the eth Of February says: The troops
arc under orders to embark, and the next
steamer will probably bring intelligence Of IN
attack On Charleston. Gen. Stevenson has
been restored to his command.
NEW YoRK, March 4.-The following dis
patch appears In the Springfield CLASSY Re-
publican Of yesterday;
BEAUFORT, g. c., Feb. 22.-We arc daily
expecting to march, suspect towards sa-
yannah, and by that way to Charleston, as We
are at present trying to drive the rebels from
their earthworks with gunboats.
Yesterday the 47th New York, with the as
sistance Of gunboat, took Fort NcAllister,
and about one and half miles Of rifle pits.
The 47th lost lis men.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Washington dis
patches state that the President has received
dispatches announcing the capture Of Fort
McAllister, at the mouth Of tho 0geechee
River, near Savannah, by our iron c1ads.
WASHINGTON, March4. 4.-Richmond papers
Of the I'd inst make no mention Of afEkrs at
Vicksburg.
Charleston dates to the 1st are received.
The steamers RUBY and Douglas ran the
blockade with Nassau dates Of the 9Th ult.
4 dispatch from Savannah OF the 1st, states
that the steamer Nashville ran aground near
Fort McAllister, and was destroyed By our
iron -clads. The Fort is not taken.
, 1863-03-05
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

Err 4TE+
At this morning the bill TO -~am't Neota:ka
sesson: @ mat at SIS took . recess til TIL 10 o'clock,
when Mr. Wilson reported back the bill to
construct q canal from the Aie :issippito Lake
Michigan.
Nj: TRUslBULL moTed to take up
the bill providing for the election Of Con
Eressmen in Tennessee.
Messrs. CARLISLE and POWELL called
for the yeas and nays. Agreed to-2S to !.
Mr.. FESSENDES, from the Committee On
Conference on the Miscellaneous Appropria-
ton bill, reported. The report was concur
ed in.
The bill passed facilitating the collection OF
revenue in El Peso, Tezas, and New Mexico.
Mr. DAVIS moved a postponcment of the
bill providing for the election Of Congress
men in Tennessee and Louisiana. He said he
meant to defeat the bill by every means in bis
power.
Considerable time was consumed By Davis,
Garlic, salisbury, and Powell, on motions
to adjourn, calling for ayes and nays, &C.
Mr.. BATARD, at some length, replied to
the charge Of being 4 couspirator, and slid
the bill itself was conspiracy against the
eo5 Mn. CoWiN offered a resolution Of thanks
Of the Senate to the President Of the Senate
for the ability, &c, with which he had pre-
sided. Adopted.
Alr. TRUMBULL offered resolution, which
was adopted, to inform The PRESIDENT that the
Senate had finished Its Legislative business,
and was ready to adjourn.
The committee shortly reported that the
President had no further Communication to
mike.
Mr. FOOTE, the Chairman, after some up
propriate remarks, declared the Senate ad-
journed sine die
Meet SESSION, March 3.-The House pass.
cd the bill authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury to appoint special agents to collect
abandoned property In tiona1y Sta 'es,
and sell the same at auction
The House also passed the senate's bill
regulating prize cases
Mr. PENDLETON Of Ohio offered resolu-
ton rendering the thanks Of the House to
| Speaker Grow. Adopted unanimously.
Mr. WHITE moved suspension Of the
rules in order to consider the bill to aid Mis-
| souri in the abolishment Of slavery.
The roll.cal1 was just completed and the
| result not announced, when Mr. KERR1GAN
| Of n 7, rose md made somc remarks with
| violent gesticulation.
| Mr. COLFAX Speaker pro tm.) endeavor-
ceant-a Arms to take him into custody.
EERR1GAN again essayed to speak, but quiet
was partially restored
T The result Of the yQte Was announced
, 1863-03-05
THlRTY-ElGHTH CONGRESS,


WAsnIS6roS, March A. 1853.
The Senate was called to order by Mr.. For
neg, who read the proclamation Of the Pres1-
dent, conyeniDg the Senate.
On motion Of Mr. FESSENDEN resolu-
tion WIS adopted to administer the oath Of
Office to Mr. Foote, and declare him the Pres
ident pro tim, which WIS done.
The President pro ftna then administered
the oath Of Office to the following Senators
elect:
LKMUEL J. BowDEN, West Va.
CuAs. R. DuCKALEw, Penn.
ZACHARY CHANDLER, Mich.
JAS. DIXON, Conn.
JAS r. DooL1TT1E, Wis.
REyERDY JOHNSON, Maryland.
EDWIN D. MORGAN, New York.
LoT N. MORRILL,, MAINE.
CHAs. SUMNER, Mass.
B. F. WADE, Ohio.
". Wn1GuT, New jersey.
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON Of Mass, 4
Com. was appointed to.wait on the President
and inform him of the conyening Of tho Sen
ate, which was done.
Mr. TRUMBULL called attention to the
Inv requiring the new Senator to subscribe
to the oath Of allegiance.
On motion Of Mr.. FOSTER Of Ct, it was
voted that the daily session of the Senate
should commence at IL O'Clock.
, 1863-03-05

to 57-not two-thirds. Rules not suspended.
Mr.. STEVENS of Pa introduced resolu-
tion providing that the pay and mileage due
to expelled members Of this House be paid to
their SUCCESSORS. Passed.
Tie miscellaneous appropriation bill was
returned from the Senate with amendments.
Mr.. STEVENS moved that the House uon-
concur, and asked for committee Of confer
cnce. The House took Z recess until
O'Clock to afford the committee to act upon
them.
Mr. WAsHBURSE Of III. moved q suspen-
sion Of the rules for the consideration of bills
for the admission Of Nevndn and Colorado as
States. Negatives yeas, II nays. Motion
lost
The report Of the Conference Committee on
the miscellaneous appropriation bill was
adopted.
The House, by vote Of 81 against Is, con-
CURED in the report of the Conference COM
mittce On the disagreeing vote Of the two
Houses on the bill to indemnify the President
and others for suspending the writ OF ha5eaa
corpus.
After t1ansactiug unimportant business, 4
Committee Was appointed to wait on the
President and inform him that tho House had
| finished business, and to ask it ha had any
| 1urther communication to mako
| The Committee returned stating that the
| President had no communication to make
| SPEAKER GROW in q feeling speech re-
tnrnrd thanks for the complimentary resolA
tiona aud adjourned the House.