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, 1863-10-15

- -: EA1sr LOUIS, April 5.a. 1863.
wiah to give 5ou py testimony In favor OF tas
valacof you7 medicine for the Eteamasisn1 Goat and
Neulalaia ssectfc Vita ms It tas wrought wond,ia;
ita use. in lev days. rslieylag mo OF ry most dir
t,.ps.nE complaint. cestzialg .ecoamaud It, usa to
I'll VITO suffer f.on aay Of tee above diseases.
Yours, g, L. IL4EKAAHQ.
, 1863-10-15

BAlNI LoC1s. March Stit 19Ss
ALEx. L11TcH, Esq Like many Of my Profession.
1havo Fuflered fege-e1y with rheur atsn a-d co lid
get 70 permaRt Il: relief TIL tiled yonr apecicc
an Happy 10 tsy thss its use fsw days, restored
uca to health. [SigIed]
CAPT. MALIN. Of Ateamaz WaraaE
, 1863-10-15

NAaTVT, IU.C2QU.
aKaiFD Ph6Fp1ALs viii bo 1ecdT Tet u 1h1 om:o
r. axfn1dAV ne tras for supplying forage to
nnti:c saInnsis in Chicago. Camp oouzlns. Govern
En4raI 9or to oltc.Y1 e9t1Led to loE9E~a; Cut-
eaSo 81 1ici1isy fof - EeE.oe Of n1 naGnsn noa
Hs1 10 be of tas n11t quality, uDlaod prairie or
timothy Ve fcu.ed and IN I'll ca4es N 1.oe
c1ean.
reSurf Cd.
Every aaice delivered viii he anolect to Inspection.
Fsch rid muut 10 accompanied By = IT sten guar
snfse oftNo knowu fe7ponatble pe1tous. obltga-
trT Il e5eyea enter into bobaR xf:A tho purposes
prn1ired tho contract - awa1de1t3 bim.
H-ct1s must be preteot sad slIr fy thetf Accspf-
1t Il time opening the proposals. toeir blda
TWO or rno,s bids lou, tho Same parties r5u inau.e
thA le}tc :or AL such bd7.
Payments viii Be Usdo monthly upon prssantAtton
ollE5Eector'a cs.11csta sccoupauL b thu seeeips
Ill iElor.Esl BIDS viii Eo e!ec:e1.
dIYtcteu r. the rrdcrsiupat J. L., FDTTKR,
pcitol{b "a Can't. AID 4. q, y. g, .. H.
, 1863-10-15
MEDICAL CARD.

MARY n, THOMPSON. N. D.,
s1ad1xte Of TIC fcv EaE:s: Female Medical COL.
1efe, u horton respt en.y a. oaaces tn:t sne ass
Il the 1cr Yo:k In.ru Ar Tor IL dis=ases Of wauen
and chi G.Gn. eee toe:ts tbe patroase OF Tie pe 1e
Iou,E Il ON Il ,-lkM EAEr TAOYPSDN.
RkF7IFhcLe:- :-k'1E Jobs e. Ha:nes, MIS- .. +.
Gardner Nus. F. e. Ele-:1an. Lite. Il. q. RyEe1.
oEl1.cJi I'm
, 1863-10-15
Mt1ui11nl.
1LIKUUt1lW&.
L. ALLIE NJ A II D'S
RHEUMATISM,
G0UT AND NEURALGIA
SPECTEIC.

This valuable nreparation is highly re7,m.
nended By the Medical Faculty, as q saie and
eftctual cure for
, 1863-10-15

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7, 1865
Mn, BLooD-pear Sir: recently had a very &C.
seEc attack Of ipfammatory rheumatism, from zhch
was almost entirely helpless ncd sntcre the INST
crucintinS rain. Your Lal1emaud.a Specific was re-
C mue endeu to nac, and bottla which bene-
TN still using the aeor1ue WIN fn.l eo9adenee Of
permanent cure. JAMES H. kElsSuAW,
, 1863-10-15

Prop1letors. Plttahurgh P&
Eex York of1co. No. L Bsoadway. ;;
aela- gsi33 6nl1HTF =
, 1863-10-15
&patI9l ii urtfx4.

REEN AND PURPLE HAIR
- a,e often tic .tstlts 81 A.tl3iE EorspIy IL pro.
05H8- The only safe krl'c wL!fb i0t~n nss .sher
Grces nry sh@de ef { lor res! Cd from hne ~s1'et
nfoWn tu the 1nsenEett hin X Is
CrtAtrforo.. Executor 05e'
re.vs tes evtrf nr- foM u. TO-" as IN hn,r vits
TIE alim mi Eh:ca Il 1tq'* =. n,omoae III
Nsnn .ctnrte hy j Ct1STa oonO. Aktor House.
KeW TorE Sold esciywheFe. Atd Appatd by Al
fI.es Il si.so srt s. per box according to tzs.
, 1863-10-15
Du5i11rs5 Gar1s.


OFFICE OF DEPOT QUAR-
OTERMAsrER CHICAGO H.: Oct - 1883.
6es:sd FroEntLls viii be recels ID this oca NATL
FbIgAY ne 20 IN: =: i toF sa2p 2sE Woo4 =
LhcaRo Ohlcts IN the clsy. rrooos =: Csrp Douglas
in TIE vicinity Of Chicago far - pso,l1d q ~
months from and Aftez the nrs. d., OF Hovsuoar
EexE. o.s
AsTie e. Hcxo7J Delivered, ptiet and tIA9ected ~
require 49,,
fYea }ror1 tirt. SC lSe.et a. auch pate3
Ard Il auca qusn u may bu required Euttees IN
IL cAEes 70 tEa7ec*ton.
.lsch Sd nj b. eceorrarysd BY tho written 9uar-
rntee two Known aad respoE nble pefsouH oblg1t-
|. thsratelytS 10 enter Into nda Win the pTop3tE
r1o!:ttd he c:nE2ct Il aVastcd % htn
s9se :: ne 1ims of cpeAicE tho proposals CT ths'E
Two or Tors nia. f;om fAma par:tes Will inanre :ao
rtjt ctio1 ct al such bids.
FsYu Cnts viii De 164 r.onthy upon pr+sen.suan
ct certificate scco 81 tho zeselpA
CT he tnccr Iecsisi' e the fae1-
AL 1n{o1r II bl6s Will be yesct4d
Proposals 10 be aDc.csed III oss1ed enTs,1Pe AaA
dEedet to the un1-.siQr et. J. 4 F,.IrkhI
Capt and 40 T. o. 8. AFe1y. to1e'so' Ii"
Aa1S
, 1863-10-15

NOT a EE"
R 1sS EYR5f ds91-ua1 saSt kt11ts Maik1d f-l51 TEE
shs cn. hat AetcEn1atts II til b.c1t- u II
tia uitkeye11et ttAt reen Hz. 70 pa-k6 Ii Cas-
EoL6 c4e eCual II affect HKLAHUID.3 Gx,hFOUET
HTRACT OF BaHiAPAtlI1a. I: c1ee1se1 and
sYsteu, md ptrgea ont the t11lo:a ah1ca rak4 o.
asee. 1ss:3utA;e sus healthy fsoess:f 9: - ecG1
olcod. Such 4 leEsd7. tn. eeaie % re!st Oh. "a.
icEE bees 1ongst for ~ ROE ~ tse hs7t atSs -
hc1e dea NOT adait crE.te:tn :, etuE i. e1:rt pt.
~ ~ f. g sa9pss5s ~ - tsx
fvo ttole t2oon:f7. q tss szIs1! 9: Hs:sEpanas
D7ink, and ous botIs u fGl1r equal to Eallcr dd
tbs ey1aD Of saz1a7A1la. Or sc Deooeaoa IL za1Al
H~THB9E kXTKkEf8 EAv4 KEXN Apl1t,
TtD TO EA3 IN TRE UhITE{S 6TATE4 Afka :, a:lt
aye 1ls3 In yety RaterAl L. Iii the Stair HfSE
HIJEL1 aad FCBLIC H4ETc4RE IFBTITuT1ca1
:hfcNxocut tha iaad II we1 ~ II pFivste pfsctcta
rrd 4~t hCnfidayad II t1v A1p:bla y4Uh4ISN,
, 1863-10-15

III B1oop: Eso-Dear Sir: I have been for
ser.-sf y. nra nfatctcd with chronic rheum stism,
hrnnrht on from exposure in my business as
sien9bcatman, tried many remedies, bat the
disease gradually grew worse, until ! nearly lost
~ short OF ii time sirce, could hardly wa1k, and was
eudS11nE much pain. I heard Of yoa3 L:l:amaod
Rhenmatie Specific, and I Immediately com
1ies:and an aow better. and suffer less pain than
fnr th1ee Ylays. am improving all the time, aud
have 10 doubt viii shortly be able to attend to my
hnsincas as usual. WM. L. HoP1ISs.
, 1863-10-15
DoYA1, HAVANA LOTTERY.

IN In Drawing Of Sept - 1s9' n 40 10.
1soa eTsv ts i{sss d;ew I'LL sao ssr 81 esss
df.v eePs e. shs n,zes re- fsfofmaioa an!.nsa
4odra:s ~ ~; oc% n99 St
, 1863-10-15

st. LOUIS. B3ct. I. B53.
II. BLOOD. Eso.,-DeaT Cir: have suffered very
pch nom RhtunasiIsr and have tfiad AlnoAt a7aty
ikitE wishout Itllef Until mJ Fn1sctsn Recommended
Lalfero sd 4reclnc uttu tofte to1Iles, and ao1
happy to Say It has cured me c5mpase17 eaa cheer
tuflJ IeconiHeno It. -. :"
SAMUEL HALE
.: Ct tho flrr1ot Hale 4 Cox. -
Boot and SGpeMA1utac7u er1 IS N. Fourth As..
St. Lout3, MitkGurI,
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of five" Whether intended or not, it
can have no other effect than to create
diversion in favor of secession. There
can be but two parties in this contest.
One is for the Union without an L" if !"
or " but" The other is for secession
and disunion. Between these two par
ties no middle party or faction can exist;
it must speedily gravitate to one or the
other. All that remains of this g con-
servative" nondescript, of the 10Th ult.,
in November can serve no other purpose
than a diversion in favor of the seces-
sion party. 1t cannot possibly do the
Union cause any good, and it's to be
hoped that the good sense, intelligence,
and patriotism of the Union men Of this
county will prevent it from working any
injury to the party on whose integrity
the best interests of this county and
State depend.
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SIDE ISSUES.

The constant Cry of those who are now
endeavorlng to create a division in the
Union ranks, and aid the sinking hopes of
the rebellion, is" let us have no side
issues" Then, we ask, why have they mi
tlated a side issue. The Union Convention
which met on the 9th ut., made no side
issues. They relied upon the position taken
by them two years ago, and which was we'll
known to the people Of the county. They
passed no new resolutions, nominated no
new or doubtful men, changed their posi-
ton not one iota, simply went to work and
nominated a ticket to beat the secessonists
as in old times.
If new issues are made, they arc by the
new party. Will this new candidate for
popular favor tell us what are its new side
issues? Come gentlemen show us your
hand.
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The Richmond Eramincr--the main organ
Of the rebel conicderacy -makes this bold
alowal Of the grounds on which it is seek
ing to destroy the American Onion. Is it
i'll response to such declarations that dis,
loyal men, arrOgating to themselves the
prestige Of the Democratic party. are CON
stantiy meeting in New York and rhiladcl
phia to denoumcc the Government and the
war, and avow their sympathy with the OBJ
iccts and the supporters Of the rebellion
The ErdmiRcr asserts:
The establishment of the Confederacy
is verify a distinct reaction against the whole
course Of the mistaken civilization of the
age. For Liberty. Equality, Fraternity,
We have deliberately substituted Slavery,
Subordination and Government Those
socia! and political problems which rack and
torture modern society we have undertaken
to solve for ourselves, in our own way, and
upon our own principles. That among
equals equality is right; among those who
are naturally unequal, equality is chaos !;
that there are slave races born to serve,
master races born to govern Such are the
Fundamental principles which We inherit
from the ancient world, which we lifted up
in the face Of speryerSe generation that has
those principles we live and in their defense
we have shown ourselves ready to die
Revcrently we feel that our Coutedcracy is
a God. sent missionary TO the nations, with
great truths to preach. We must speak
Them boldly; and who SO hath cars to hear
let him hear
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Notice to Creditors,

NHlS is to give notice, that the subscri-
L Der, of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
Testamenta on the personal estate Of
Joseph England, late Of said county ,
deceased, All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 29th
day OF August, 1851; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this goth day of August, 1863.
SAMUEL j. ENGLAND,
Executor of Joseph England, decd.
Test-JAMEs McCAULEY, Reg.
Sep IL, lSG3-GW
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NOTICE..

FARMERS, Merchants and Mechanics, pause
l. and reflect before giving out your work -
After having ten years experience az a prac-
teal workman, at my trade, invite all who
desire work done with neatness and despatch
to give me call. am prepared, with first
class workmcn, to clean and put in order
Hot Air Furnaces, Ranges, Cooking Stoves,
&c, also to do Roofing, Spouting, Lightning
kodlng and repairing at short notice, and
guarantee the quality OF material and work
satisfactory, as all work is superintendent
personally by me. Work done at city prices
Send in your orders whenever convenient
and they will be promptly attended 10, by
JOHN PRYOR.
Firm Of Pryor X Bro,
(Cantwell's old stand } Elkton, Md.
Aug. l. 1863
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There are many preparations sold under the
name of B'ttcrs, put up in quart bottles, COM
pounded OF he cheapest whisky or common rum,
costing from 20 TO 10 cents per gallon, the TASTE
dssnishcd by Anise or Corander seed
This class of Bitters has caused and will con-
tinue 10 cause rs long Ms they can be sold hun
dredS to die the de nth of the drunkard BY their
use the system is kept continually under the iu-
Hnence of Alcoholic stimuli ,nts of the worst kind
the desire for Liquor is created and kept up. and
the result is all the horrors attendant upon Il
drunkards life and death
For those who desire and will have n Lisusr
Biters, VIC publ sh the following receipt Get
One Bottle lloon md ) German Bitiers and mix
with Three Quarts of Good brandy or Whisky.
and the result viii be preparation that will far
excel in medicinal virtues and true excellence any
of the numerous Liquor Bitters in the IN rket.
and will cost much less You will have all tho
virtues of llooh rnds Btters in COM actipn with Il
good article Of Liquor, at n much less price Tia ira
these inferior preparations will cost you,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors,
~ endorscrs and surcties of Francis A ,
Foster, that he hath made application for the
benefit Of the insolycnt laws of Maryland
and that the first Wednesday after the
second Monday Of February next, being the
third day of the next February Term Of the
Circuit Court for Cecil county, hath been set
apart and fixed upon for the final hearing in
his case, at which time and place, his crcdi-
tors, eniorscrs and sureties may attend, and
show cause, if any they have, why final
discharge shall not be granted said de tor.
Test, WM. Ii. RICKETTS,,
Aug - 1861
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NOTICES..
Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers
L of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate of
Richard Mnglin, lale Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, ON or before the
I'd day OF sep, 1861; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indie bted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
TO the subscriber. Given under our hands
this I'd day Of September, 1868.
JAMES McKANE,
Executors of Richard Mnglin decd.
Test--JAMEs McCAuLEY, Reg.
September Il, 1S63-GW
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Select poctrp.
From The Continental Monthyl
October in the Highlands.

Slowly towards the western mountains
Sinks the gold October sun:
Longer grow the deepening shadows,
And the day is nearly done.
Rosy CLEANS the quiet River
Meath the crimson tinted sky;
White winged vessels, ind-forsaken,
On the waveless waters lie.
Glow the autumn-ti tinted valleys,
On the hills soft shadows rest,
Growing warmer, purple glowing,
AS the sun sinks towards the west.
Slanting sunlight through the Cedars,
Scarlet Naples all aglow,
Long rays streaming through the forests.
Clean the dead leaves lying low.
Golden sunshine on the cornfelds,
Glttering ripples on the stream,
And the still pools in the meadows
Catch the soft October CLEAN.
Warmer grows the purple mountains,
Lower sinks the glowing sun,
Soon will fade the streaming sunlight
See, the day is nearly done
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS !

SEQ thai the signature of c. NJ Jackson - is en-
She Wrapped Of each bottle. lNioe Isr bottle, 10
cents. or Half Dozen for 81.
Should your nearest Druggist not have the art-
Gle. do not be put OFF by any of the Intoxicating
preparations that my be offered III its place but
send to us and we will forward, securely packed.
by express
Principal Office and Mandatory M GIL Arch
Street. Philadelphia. JONES EVANS,
Successors To {. NJ Jackson & Coz
July %, 1853 -ly. Fruprctors
q Tor sale by DR. II. II MITCHELL Ektun.
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ATTENTION, sOEDIE:RS!
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the attention of all having relations or
friends III the army to the fact that llonfland'a
German Bitters will cure ninc,tcnths OF tho
diseases induced by exposures AMI prvatons incl
dent to camp life In the liss, published almost
daily in the newspapers Oh the arrival of the
sick ii viii be noticed thn very lsrgc plopor-
ZION are suffering from debility livery chso Of
that kind eau be readily cured by Hollands
German Bitters We LuYc no hesitation in staring
that 1t these Eit'erS were freely used among our
soldiers hundreds OF lives might be saved, that
otherwise would be lost.
The proprieors arc lilly receiving thankful let
tiers from sufferers in the army and hospitals who
have been restored TO health by the uss OF these
Bittcrt, seat to taenl by their friends.
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MOTIF Il

+ HEREBY caution the public against ne
l. gotiating my Note for One Hundred and
50 dollars (Sl35) dated Baltimore, August
26, 1868 payable sixty days after date to
the order of Michael New, the same having
been extorted from, and will not be paid by
me. ROBERT V. TRUMP.
Sep l9-2W,
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NOTICE.,

OWING to tho enormous premium and tax on
" Gold / am compelled to raise my prices 80
per cent all operations VII ere the metal is used
except when paid for in gold, when the usual rates
will be charged. Persons wearing badly adjusted
sets Of Teeth mounted on Gold plate. will find it
to their advantage to have such cases chang ed
for those mounted on NULCANlXED GUTrA
PERCllA Call at my Office and examine speci.
mems EV'l am paying. in the way of exchange
81 90 for that was formerly 80 cents worth of
gold. DIR. i. j. BING,
Elkton Jan o. 1863 Dentist
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NOTICE.

nN account, Of designations of dstric t
" officers, the voters Of the 9th election
district, are requested to assemble at \ orth
East, On Saturday next at 3 O'Clock p. NJ to
ill vacancies. By ORDER.
sc 2 rs, 1868 LtW'l
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No Alcohol Bad Nyhiskey!
They will Cure the above diseases in nipcty-pips
Cases out Of hundred

They will Cure the above diseases in nipcty-nire
Cases out Of hundred.
induced by the extensive sale and universal
popularity OF Hooaand's German Bitters (purely
veSetabIel hosts of ignorant Quacks and unscr,-
pulous adventurers. have opened upon suffering
humanity the hood gates of Nostrums in the shape
9l poor WHISKY lc'y compounded with injurious
drugs, and chriatened IoD les stou,ehcs and
Btters.
Beware of the innumcrable array of Alcshol;e
preparations in plcthorc bottles and big b.lled
Kegs under the modest nppclaton of Btters
which instead Of curing only aggr,yate disease
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERSH
Are not new and untried article but have
stood the test of fifteen years trial by the Ameii.
can public; and their reputation and sale are not
riyullcd by any similar preparat on
The rroprle'orS have thousands VI Letters from
the most eminent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-10-03
The Pubic Schools of Cecil
County,.

WILL be re-opened on Monday the 9th day of
w October next. The law requires the tuition
fee OF one dollar per quarter TO he paid in ADVANCE
and by special resolution of the Board of com
missioners, this fee must be paid ON the day the
pdpl' is entered unless admitted free by the
commissioners of the district
Parents and guardians will please take notice
of this order; and teachers will sec that this rule
is strictly adhered to in every case
BY order of the Board.
Scpl9-3w. WILLIAM IURBEkT Secretary.
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NOTICE..

TNlIE County Commissioners, will meet at
l. their office, in Elkton, on Tuesday, We'd
nesdny and Thursday, October 18Th, IA h
and 18th next, to attend to such business as
may be brought bcto them.
BY order,
j. S. CRAWFORD,
sep. 26-tm. Clerk.
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GEORGE GREEN. VS.. WIN. 4. GILES AND WIPE
Ia the Circuit Court for Cecil County,
In Chanccry.
Ordered this 18th day of September, 1868,
that the sale made and reported by Francis.
A. Ellis, Trustee, in this case, be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 18th day
OF November next {; provided a copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Cecil county once week tor one month
before the 18th day OF October next. The
report states the amount Of sales to be 81 ,75p
WIN. IL. RICKETTS,, Clerk.
True copy-tcst,
WM. II. RICKETTS,,
Sep T., 1868 = wJ Clerk.
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GEy' Butcher YOUTH The seceshcrs
lick us? No Stree! Wy there amt a one
on EN- that's got tho f5sica,, rontushun of
us NWhelans.
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NOIICE.

HAVING secured the Services If a superior
/ i workman, am prepared to execute all orders
in my line with noatncss and dispatch. Tsc
public can depend upon my work being equal to
any, all being warranted 10 give satisf,ction.-
Call and examine, T.. " Staples,
April IS. 2ld door alb, Post Office.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Philada., June 81. 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
CONGRESS-THIRD SESSION
SATURDAY. February 21.

SESATB.-A resolution directing the printing
OF ten thousand extra copies OF the Currency
bill rs il pas sd both Housrs, was submitted nv
Mr. sherman, and laid over
Mr.. Powell submitted resolution for the
appointment OF a special committee OF three to
OF tho Imprisonment and release of ID. A Ma
honey and ID. Sherward, of Iowa, and Andrew
u. DuH, OF III. Laid over.
Mr. Fessepden presented the credentials OF
the Hon. Lott M. Morrill,, re-elec;ed aa u -
Senator from Maine, from the fourth of March
next.
Various reports on private cases were made
ana referred OF otherwise appropriately dis
posed Of
Mr.. Lane, OF Kansas, introduced bill grant
ing the right Of way over the military reserve
at Fort Leavenworth 10 the Leaven worth
Railroad and Telegraph company. Referred.
Mr.. Sumner reported from the Foreign Rela-
tons Committee bill to carry into effect the
convention with Peru; committed. -
Mr.. Wilson, OF Mass, reported from the Mil
itary Affairs Committee the bill TO promote the
health and efficiency, &C., of the army; COM
mitted.
Subsequently the bill TO indemnify the Presi-
dent and other officers OF the government
against prosecutions for state arrests, &c, was
taken up, and was opposed by Mr.. Powell.
HoUsE.-A committee of conference was
asked on the bill providing ways and means
for the support of the Government.
Mr.. Tram, from the Committee on Public
buildings, 10 whom was referred the resolution
in relation TO the removal of John Plant, one of
the Capitol police, reported that the 30 wer OF
removal was vested in the Commissioner of
Public Buildings, and that the member who
introduced the resolution had requested the
committee TO take no further action. Adopted
The House resumed the consideration of the
Post Office reform bill.