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OKDsAscx OYyion, WAR DxYAnrxsSr,l
. WA'HissTos, Jan. q. 1850
DROPOSALS for FLANK HOWITZERS.-


PToPosas win be received 1t this ofce un.ii O'Clock
tho 9Th Of February ne1t for uILtshns one hund
red or loss FOUNDER cast iron HOWlTZEh5. for nalk
6efone These howtzen weigh, when ui-hsd about 40
pounds each aud dsLgs erh biting their deensien. cen be
Ss. C. this Office the United states Assnar TheJ
70 10 the regular United States inspection and proof
pnd TO be received and paid r sah pass
Snspceoa aud proof bud approved BY United States In
bpsctor 70 b. de.iEnsed by Ih flee Payments will be
sds certificate. inspection and receipts 10 be given BY
ths Inspector, aud forwarded 20 TIL. Office
biddes will state the plumber OF bowl they propose to
deliver mot exceeding hurded the place Of mhnsfsc
lure and delivery and the price pound for the flushed
bowtzer and bid will be entertained unless be from
founder resuis engaged In the Business satisfactory sv
ence Of hch accompany The bid. Any bidder obEin
ing will be required snsr into bonds with not
be then two surees ia the penal Of ten thousand dol
lars for tho faithful uhimeb of bis contract 10 all Iosptct
The bonds must DO acknowledged before judge Of court Of
record aud the bopdnen mnt be certified by the judge OF
District Court Of the United States ordnance oeer In
charge Of United Saes arsenal 70 be wotn the penal
Of the bond over apd ebove ell lsblities
The right reserved 20 reject all proposals. the prices
5emed TOO high IT. for cause not deemed for the
public interest TO accept them,
Proposals. will be sealed aud addressed to Bgsdsr Gen
err, James W. Ripley Chief Of Ordnance sningto D.
C." and win be ndorsed Proposals for flank bowzeT"
j. w. RIPLEY,
feb5 sodtfsb2T BrssdeI.}eperl, Chief Of Ordnance.
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WALLACKS
w oyens q hsra. 9; ey:' before IL
THE LATE MIR wlLKiNs's COMEDY.
BEST PRODUCED iN MANY YEARS.
PLAY. SCENERY, AcTIS0
PRONOUNCED PERFECT
vii Be- ''r'.''d 'Ai' ''' %a;.ssp.y
entitled -
HENRIETTE.
Mr LE3fER WALLACK
H. DH LA TOuR...............Nr. cdAhLEs USHER
81 Dr. BI.OssiERI................ MARK SMi al
PAUL. ssiscsy s''"d ~ hs'a.'.'."'.';w;h M sh1fg
hr Nf Ihhha.S
mos oaHh !,
HENRifTrK ehtinsdy a-,.d by b.r..........Hrs HOLf
MADAME DE BLosSiEaE. Der .risisal ehssc..r,
MARIANNE bali sister to Madame la Tsat,
Mo, MADELINE HENRIQUES
MADAME sOLANGE.."........hT JOHN sttlOh
RO5ALiE DE- LA IoUR..................;M" khEvEs
ThE sCEsERY. ..::..ty ...IsHEKwooD.
Drsvibg.room at hscams Ia Tours
IhE sTATUETTE
ACT SECOND
Euiile's apaItnout II the clseaa Of n Bisslsre.
CIVIL WAR.
ACT THIRD
Salon and con.er,stoty NJ W. Bossisfe'a
Iuk TIGER
FRIDAY (hird tlnel, he very .tl.et,s Comedy.
sECkkTS WORTH KNOWING.
SATURDAY rai'a 'insl ,,rrrp
MONDAY, Feb. ls, never so,ed here.
The celrbrs.sd Comedy
MARRIED LIFE.
Box Book open for OF tho above evenings from 10
To be rspo,isd: MONEY, A BOLD STROKE FOR A
HUSBAND THE IRISH Actress. LOvEAND MONEY,
IhE PROVOKED HUSBAND THE SCHOOL kOR
SCANDAL THE ROAD TO RUIN, aud PAULINE.
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ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
GWsddip,. Al Home ed Net PsPrsts. Business CsIds
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G.xs-P'.i rie cbiekes are scarce; the ssm:ns W.
.,J nrce, llte hgbe legal season for g.! mg ven
i.or co... with tbs week We therefore drop Il from sef
report. We quote; ,,a n
Prairie Chicke ns, shot. y pair. .....:.. 90 -
r,a~.-Bncl wheat 50 asa 81 y y ip %
rrrrxKs-U Quote: estefn. chotoe y %, Oo<se
FREsH MyATs-Ws Quota -.
.ss, sides sood " n. u lvesi h..:::...."
cn,,an csrcxssss. n Veal rslses. D.. -
TTks-ILe 10 owing eaot atons are for No. ausltes
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Amusemtr,is.

GERMAN OPERA-485 BROADWAY.
" THURSDAY EVENING Feb Il. Bsas6t OF Mr. LOrTI.
Ell. MARTHA.
-. Remants Comic Opera In sss By Slotsv.
Admission: rs. 50 and Is esnts. ...v
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ny Wholesale Prices q Cs.nssy PssAsss.

sporssd e1cusiVsiy for Tua n T. IHIssSs. ~ Dass
xo-,c, 70 coxuoso.. o. F.l. p.opvca-Pu ssu<r
thing IN nest order Mark psa Ddslble dreeess - NJ
.s' s NJ wi. s; s:a. 81 sSs
married. ,Bll. and s-sy. .snd one o' man, WIN ''','
ConxIssIos.-For selling Bexriss frut.s TO- vhsrs -
A. ars returned small lots Of sua 10 ssl Usss
Upo S are Tor save. Of good produe. rcd s:
at wholesale such a. Farmer realize end nss sooos0
BurrIK-The exp port demsnd-inHueuceaby ths deeiss
Gcld-i, very si,cG TIE home demand 70 very fa< ~
SSs: S Cs S.s aSS r,o. Pes. end
IIo, e.: a.ss State 81 Esss,' s. ss', Cd
firan. sst.. csoic..st ass Frtias We. States, -.
T TIE; at s sas FIJI 70 "a sss:. stale. Sd
msde..............2o an Roll. wrsspsd...:...D "a
CHExsH-The market coutisues very hrw With sn -
Cheese fancy .rs. d. al. Cheese srte ssod..s q!
BxAys-A very quiet week hes trassprsd In The Bsas
n,.rket Pricss unchanged but the snssctices bs1
been very Ugh. Strictly choice full 'ssd Marc - ~.
81 90 but hee very few sucn IN msfhse seeI
MdSias: aid ,s... ave hsfd sell At Qu0ss0n,.
vss e aeSss s;ea ssss ~. .
Fee choice, buh.s s,aa 7oiMarOw. ch bs..' 1vss
bRoox CoKN-R 6qWo
BspswAx-e n. &3dtSc
FGGs-The receipts have been light and many lots hsss
been frozen Fresh firm st NC dos 90 as'ss
Fresh Eags e doz ..........."''.s.s........WS
pnE.sD Hods--Ws quote. t.r
Stat. century Dressed $50 10 and upw.rd......GNe
state couutry dressed. medium weights ....S} dtts
Weseru country dressed. ................,. tt24c
PouLrHr-The receipts moderate; the demand ~
Oar last a. otst ons fully maintained -.
shrrer, Of Poultry advised u psck the dH
.ers In separate packages Different sorts ufxsd -
the same packages look s~k"srdly sell s~kwHay' sHA
low prices
Consyuers particularly requested to plainly nsn q
each package the kinds Of poultry contained IN It. % hist t
sesr may not be 10 hurry Of trs 70 open 90
expose packages without fodog what h cnsosss
il looking for Also DO sure to mark or each psckss tne esms
IL agreed upon. . 40,
Tnkeys should always be packed In box.e snd The ,nmSSs
bird, and the weight plainly MARRIED the outside We
opot
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aMuseinenIs
DARNUMm AMERICAN
MUSEUM.

DARNUM" AMERlCAN MUoCOM
THE oReAr LIVING HIPPoPoTAhus.
'so4 Ta nH 5nEn yEs sE hIaE Of 4aE
'sih i ishTa =; s:is 4 Nor ns LIKE
:a oss '.s M c1
ssvsr b..n :1hishsi Tv.sr. sr.sd -.sl, o. time sad
E s one Can Ma a. ssHH ' SGs s
a. can b sssn IN THE WATER AND OUT or 4. n
Oh a.. S:'' p'euhadsi'A whs can fa TO o.
Also .; TIE IL Graf . Y si' rfvrso SEA LION
''' " %SiSas : S%sS -, - fos S APP EATS
A1 Maof r Il From sA ssl nSszsd
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON.
q ss2 t IA sSd ;Ii s s:.. .
t!sise a9ssEsR s st LIVING LIVING EifFS SzHi
boUcic1U :%s Sa.Ar DRAMA
AID The ''; fEs f DAY ss4xa THE WEDDING
This AFTERNOON ssd EVENING. 81 aud y Sslset.
NIBLO. GARDEN. 49,
~ L''''' md A SotsTa WEEK iWA wasAHII
Of The RGE JJ si'! 4s is!is:-x;1 sis
ri
' b'''n'n has : 9E%sh n .i iiist
In shs beautiful. rsnsats p,sy :e,i'isA
Il. .I THE FOR5AKEN.
be has prevailed upon her centinus her snssssnsns ~
another wssk beyond the OF ouf weeks for which hs
contract with this aftsts 81 srs made MI
Whessy has sasossA this snssssmsnt without aim
Guilty aud sxpsnss Arrangements had besn entsrse late
with otes parties bat he resolved that nothing should
prevent his compliance vita The universal Wish that
TIE WONDERFUL IMPERS0NATlUN
which he's attracted the most
INTELLIGENT. REFINED AND FASHIONABLE
audiences assembled In this city should NOT be with
drawn until the lsfest possible moment
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY WINNINGS
viii be presented the beautiful play. entitled
THE fOhSAKEN
Trsnslstsd from the German Of Msssn.ha especially Tor
Miss BsemAn. The ersns play hes attained classic Euro
eelsbty and has been we'd fot young Ane
uaSedsope to give unfAdng popularity On tho trans
atlantic ,tsgs.
supetb and exquisite Scenery BY Mr. J. B. s.lwys.
Original Music, coupossi expressly BY hr koben str pei
Chsfeet.Ii.hc Dresses and Appdasusns By Messis fhu
h?e aud Wsilia -
LEAH. the Jewsss. bATkMAN
unriv ed embracing the OF Mr W. Wal
lack IT,. Mr. Edwin AdAps Mr. burnett, MI Lsnelgan MI
Lamb. Mr. O. Andewa Mr.. Wilson. Mssdaiuss Chanffsu
Sisfrstt, and the admirable chorus
Door open at o'clocki commence q IL Performance
will conclude u loi O'Clock aasrdns ample time Tor ea'
sases, &c.
In consequence OF tho
UhEAT DEMAND FOR SEATS,
tho public respectfully informed that the box book 10 now
opsB for any evening daring tho weck.
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CICK and AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
~ DR.. 6WAYNx5 COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
TIE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION.
r. The
reputatioa q
this medicine y
we'll
tablishsd that hbsnL
minded In the medi-
cal profession thrssshest tks
Usisn rsssmmend u 70 their
pstisats the very best Of I'll
remedies for Pulmonary Complaints and
General Debility, and Ia curing Coughs. Colds,
Consumption. Asthma. Broachitts. Spit
ting Of Blood. Wheoping Cough. Pain
Ia the Side or Brsss< Sore
Throat, Difficulty In Breath
Ing. PLpltssion Dis
ssss Of the Heart
Throat Breast,
NO MEDICINE HAS EVER OBTAINED HIGHER OR
MORE DESERVED REPUTATION.
Persons afflicted with Seated Cough, Csnnot Rest ct
Night ParchsA Skin, Night Svsets, should use DK.
sWAYNE'5 COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Those who have been supsns with the many ssses
oeod the market. and have become discouraged vii lind IN
Dr. Swsyres Compound their only hope OF cute trial Of
many yesr foreign countries has proved TO he
world the, ecscious IN curing al Throat. Breast:
add Lung Complaints thao any remedy treatment yet die
covered Prepared only BY liz. SWAYNE SON. No 800
North sbst. Philadelphia Sold By Druggists and D-sl7"
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Eeqal Notlres.

A ovINDICATION OF "OBJECT TEACH
~ ING" BY "ScorIA" For sais ., ROE LOCK-
WOOD SONS. Broadway, whence Il can b mailed On
receipt Of Is ceAta
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AT THOS. BRUNSs, No. 493 Broadway, all
The Latest .s!Iss ofwEDDINa CARDS. 4 iow prtoss
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printing.

BUSINESS CARDS, 81 LOCO; Bill-Heads,
- So roam: Circulars 3sc 00o; Labels Sc loo; Post.
ert Programmes Law Cases. PamPhlets-all kinds Book.
Job. and Newspaper Printing q eJu,lly low rstsG Pspet
purchased before the rss. H. DANLEf. cor heade
ard Centre-su
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50 Chi, Bur. & Qui. RR. lO6
$50 Nil. L z. da Oh. RR.. ~
100 Pists., II. w. Il Ch-RR "a
25o Chi. l. N. Wess'n RR. Is
100 Chi & Alton Prerd... 81
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~ Citizen; Gas 60. b'xen 90.
$50 OuicAs.lvss Mining Go ~
20o Pac. Mail Steam'p Go. ITO
50 do..........blJ.t1u
iiJ Sew-Ycrk Crn. RR...li8
300 Chic. 4 Il. l. X. Rec. 81
loo Pitts.. ii. W. T. Gu. X Is
50 do. &c,
$50 do............... Get
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tHYrELkeEAFE.
New York Market.

NEw YoRK. Feb. l6.
Cotton dull and lower Mt 90@9lc for middling
uplands
Flour fully Sc better aud decidedly mere ac-
tive. the advance ia gold having a favorable
effect: sales at 81 65tds - for common TO good
spring brands extra round hoop Ohio. market
closing firm at inside quotations.
Whisky continues irregular ST 54d56c.
Wheat lG2c better; Chicago spring 81 3s9
81. Milwaukee club 81 5s@l 65. amber Iowa
81 Goal 90, winter red Wes,er 81 65Cdl IL. am.
Der Michigan 81 1l0l T4s4 extra choice do 81
IS. Southern red 81 66, and white Kentucky 80.
Corn more active and tirmer At 93G94c for
sound mixed Western in store and delivered. so
(09Oc for unsnund Oats decidedly more active
and firmer at 1iGt13e.
Coffee quiet; sales of $50 bags Rio AT 32d 33c.
Sugar dull sales OF l03 hhd> ri ll6llisc for
New Orleans 1874 hhds Muscovado and 43l
boxes Havana sold At 9I4@9hc. Molasses in
moderate demand.
Sales of l 600 bbls. old mess pork at $40 IS
oil. new do Sll 50dl3 -, old aud new prime
Sl5 5D@l1. Dressed hoas steady At 14@6lsc
for Western. Lard mnre active and firmer: sales
of 300 bbls. At lolsdlll4c. including | 600
bbs. steam to arrive he. aud 2oO bbs. to
rive in April am May llsc.
Money rules easy at 6(d6isc on call Sterling
exchange firm 81 40 al II tor merchants and
7l1s@99 for bankers bills. Gold irregular and
unsettled, opening at 555sc. declining to 53l i
and closing firm at 81 do73sc.
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THE CH.fRLRSTO.r .sFF.sIR
Rebel Accounts Entirely False.
CONGR SIGNAL.

NASHVILLE, Feb. l6.--Yesterday a foraging
party Of the ID MINI. (Steadman's brigade)
encamped near Nolansvile. had severe Skin
mish with two Companies Of Forests command
We killed ), wounded > the latter taken prison
ers The balance of the Rebels escaped.
Twenty six buildings in this city are used as
hospitals for sick soldiers
An immense quantity of coal has arrived here.
Supplies are being constantly forwarded to the
army
The railroad is heavily guarded along the en-
tire distance 10 Murfreesboro. Daily skirmishes
occur betN cen the pickets.
River IL feet on shoals. rising slowly.
The cars Oh the Louisville ami Nashville R.
are running regularly on time
NV YORK Feb l6.-Gen Sherman arrived
al Washington yesterday from Vicksburg.
An officer of Grants army arrived here reports
our forces in full strength around Vicksburg and
At work on the canal. making satisfactory head
way. The new channel has six feet water. and
the currcn; is rapidly increasing
Refugees from Arkansas state that 300 Jaw
hawkers, who defy the Rebel conscr;pt law, were
in the mountains of Clark county. while thou.
sand more were in Montgomery county. openly
defyiug the Rebels. They are supplied with
powder and lead By one of their number formerly
engaged in the Rebel ordnance service
A Washington special SAYS Gen Butler has
been in conference with the President He ex-
poets To get his instructions to-day
IL further saws that the Judiciary Committee
of the House will soon report a bill to punish
Northern traitors.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 The Presidents mes
sage with the accompanying statements of off
GERS of the Interior Department. in response to
the House resolution inquiring into the causes of
the outbreak BY the Indian tribes Of the North
west. gives DO adequate cause for the mischief
and outrages of such magnitude Evidences of
a premeditated design in their attack were not
satisfactory. The Sioux brooded over and com
planned Of misunderstanding the treaty. stipula-
tons: but their agent. Mr. Galbraith, had appre-
hended nc unususl difficulties up q the line Of
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g The Paris correspondent Of the Chicago
Times relates the following of donkey That
bad name Is not easily gotten rid Of is uu-
ism. and that even those who undertake to de-
Tend the evil cause receive reflected obioquy
for their pains Is equally true. and yet do not
shrink from putting in word for TINT much
abused. and. j must now add, much deprecated
party-the donkey. whose-vsry name il 4 byword
and reproach. / will not attempt 70 argue;
will only state facts. Two OF this despised
species. few days ago. bearing two little boys.
we're Jogging along at their usual pace, under
the charge of nurse. on the edge wood near
One OF the animals usually so impossible. took
fright at the defamation and set forth grand
gGioup, unseated his little rider, whose foot VAS
caught in the stirrup. and who was in imminent
danger of being killed by being dragged over the
stony ground
The other quadruped. the larger of the two,
saw the difficulty in a twnkling. and. without
stopping TO consider, rushed after his companion.
came up, passed him. and turning round. volta
face. seized the runaway by the ear, stopped his
mad career, and saved the life of the child. The
other child held on firmly 20 the rescuer OF his
brother by clngng to his neck. and the reoicings
OF the nurse over the event we're mingled with A
most unmusical demonstration OH the part OF the
recreant beast. who made known his grieis by
series OF Drawings of the most formdably unme-
odious character. The fear of being written
down may be reasonably diminished with
such evidence OF progress in the race to which il
belongs.
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COM M ERCiAl.
sYrELKekArs-
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 10.
Good demand Tor -four. and SO freely offered
for superfne. but held l0c higher. - TO Sc 10
for Western at closing quotations.
Wbea, firm at 81 259l IS. Corn Csc. and
dull. Oats SOC. and firm. Barley 81 4O@l 80.
Cloverseed So 30, and firmer.
Whisky unsettled: more sellers than buyers At
53c: sales at this rate small.
Mess pork unchanged; held at Sl4 50. Mod
crate demand for bulk meats: sales of lOo. 900
lbs. shoulders a, 4lsc. 10000 do sides at &c.
and 900 boxes middlings nj 65s@634c for rib
and lac for clear. Active demand for lard
rates sc higher: sales of 900 tierces at $3.50
91sc for country and l0c for city. closing buoy
ant; 300 tierces head lard sold al &C.
Groceries firm and unchanged
No change in gold or demand notes Exchange
firm at lac premium
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S--T--1660--X.
DRAKE'SPLANTATION BITTERS

Exhaasted natures great delightful bcver-
age and active tonic COMPOSED o. pure 81. crox Rrn
roots and b-res J; ingorates the body, without slim
uatins the brain 1t destroys aetty Of the stomach.
ereses an appetite and sireHgthens the system II Is
certain cure for Dyspepsia constpsron Dsrhea Liver
Complaint, and Nervous Hrsische, and prevents ss-
matte disease from change Of dei. water, &c II be
usee Al all times Of day by OLD young, and Is partcu-
larry recommended 20 weak and delicate persons Sold
by all Grocers. Druggists. Hotels and Saloons. p II.
Drake Co. 2o2 broadway. New York.
janI2-d6w1taw6u
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pay in bonds. including those stolen from the In
terror Department held in trust for various tribes
Rejscted.
Mr. Stevens offered q resolution. which. aft9
amendment. was adopted. that after to-day the
House will take recess from half-past ioor till
seven o'clock. unless otherwise ordered by men.
bers present At the hour Of recess.
The Indian appropriation bill was reported
from the Committee Of The Whole ~ith 40
amendment. and viii he voted on hereafter
The House resumed the consideration Of the
Louisiana case.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHrSGroN. February 6.
SENATE Mr. Davis called uo the bill regulat-
ing the appointment Of Midshpmen. the question
pending the adoption of the amendment rati-
fying appointments made BY the President and
Secretary of the Navy
Mr. Grimes amendment rejected.
Mr. Anthony moved to amend the bill 20 that
appointments shall he made with reference to
merits and qualifications to be ascertained by ex-
animation of candidates selected.
At the expiration of the morning hour the
Chair called up the special order. namely, the bill
enrolling and calling out the militia of the Uni
ted States
Mr. Wilson. of Massachusetts, said he simply
proposed to explain the bill and the reason why
it was introduced We were now engaged in "A
gigantic struggle for the preservation OF national
life. For twenty months we had been sending
the Young men OF the country into the held
These regiments had suffered much from battle
and disease. until now msnv of the old regiments
numbered no more than 400. We were told by
the leaders OF the rebellion that they were fight
ing for independence. ami that they would make
no COMPROMISE: therefore the folv OF talking of
peace and compromise WIS c0mprehended by all
loyal men, and all such talk little better
than treason.
Tins battle was 10 be fought out 10 the end,
and he wanted it SO fought l. to crush out the
rebellion and restore the nation. He assumed
that il was the duty Of every good citizen To do
bis utmost to preserve the National life Con
gress had the right 70 raise armies. put down
surrection, and If necessary ii had the right 20
call into the service OF the country every citizn
either as a volunteer or By draft IL mi ght never
be necessary TO put the bill into execution. he
hoped il would not. but il the duty of Con-
cress TO provide ali necessary means TO carry on
this contest The bill proposed TO enroll the
whole people OF the country. and not merely the
militia.
Mr. Cowan moved 20 insert members of Con
gress among the. persons exempted from the pro-
visions of the bill
Mr. Wilson hoped the amendment would not
be adopted.
Mr.. Doolittle thought the amendment would
not be of much practical value, for the bill only
included persons under IS. and scarcely any Sen
ator would be included.
Mr. Collamer offered an amendment requiring
the President in the call proposed in the bill to
take into account tie number Of men each State
has furnished. and make the apportionment
among the States accordingly.
Mr. Cowan thought the amendment could not
be practically carried into effect without great
confusion
At 400 the Senate took recess until seven
o'clock
HorsE-The House resumed the consideration
of the Isdisu appropriation bill amendmen, to
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IL A member of he 9th cavalry writes To the
Journal from Mt. Vernon. Indiana that the boys
would bail rs cheerfuly an order TO return TO In
dianapolis and charge on what thew term secret
traitors they would Ito march TO the field
against those arrayed openly in rebellion No
doubt OF il. And let such men as the Journals
correspondent be the judges ~ LOYALTY" and
every man that had a convenient henroost or
well filled beehive would be pronounced trai
tor No doubt bur he would sooner swagger
through our streets and browbeat and bully un-
armed men, than 20 encounter Morgan or For
rest in the field