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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
TO SHIPPERS.

CTEAM.SHIP BALTIMORE HAS AR
cargo At loot oi High street, Georgetown. Con
sisnees wil please attend to the reception OF their
Jaoy,o.sI. Agents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

NEW BOOKS!l NEW BOOKS |
My Farm Of ELgewood, By Ike Marvel; q 50.
Reveries Of . Baohelor; BY Ike Marvel; O. 25.
Dream Life, q Parable Of the Seasons; d 25.
The Yankee Boy from Home, q Is.
Mcrivalc's History OF the Romans; vol. I; o..
Speeches and Lectures Of Wendell Phillips; a. so.
Hospital sketchesj by L. NJ. Alcott; so cents.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
bookseller and StatiOner,
no2.tf 3A Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
WANTS..

DOARD AND ROOMS WANTED. In
ID private family, convenient TO the Provost
TO pay well for comforts. Apply to Lieut.. A. g.
BAEHh, corner 18th and streets. noi1-u
=" TED A PARTNER IN A
wv Cash Business, conneetsd with the Army
Can make ti,ooo net per month. Cash down seod.
and no kss References given and required. Ap-
ply personally TO Hunt, No. North street.
"ANTED...-A COLORED NURSE,
Nv woman Of experiences in taking charge OF
children. She must have the beat Of references.
None not well recommended need apply: Liberal
wages In good home. Apply at 100 street, cor
ner OF Twenty ty-seoond. no9-iw
WANTED, AT THE TREASURY
IVY Extension, twenty CARPENTERS. To
good workmen the highest wages will be given
and steady work. Apply at the Once Of Construc,
tion, Treasury Building. ISAIAH ROGERS,
seas-u Supervising Architect.
IA GENTLEMAN WITH
wv asmall family desires TO rent House with
nve or six rooms, In the northern section Of the
city. Please address Box %, Republican office,
stating terms, location, &c. jyis-h
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A PRETTY NEW ENGLAND COT
"A TAGE, with six rooms, barn and outbuild-
feet OF land for sale cheap. Built within the past
cations in this city; within mile Of the horse
sas SH:sssn.S .l:s.t: ..ss sS.gtci hB iflA.' 0'
about 100 in ali-besides ornamental trees, vines,
kc., will in few years, with slight attention,
yield large re interest on the investment.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
saa 81 FAX p soca sps sondsop PSs w9Sa wSss
he 4 prepared to deliver to purchasers in any part
Of tho city. at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
% R. new %ooa oUt
No. tss Twelfth street, between Z and F streets.
nos-H F.. CoRBEIT
EOR RENT----A A LARGE STORE,
IL suitable for any business-6Os Ninth street.
Inquire over the telegraph 0fice. no6-tf
DON REN TT.
H. FURNISHED ROOMS.
Bed Rooms, in one Of The most desirable and pleas.
walk Of Wilisrd's Hotel and Pennsy ivsnis avcaue,
No: ~ Thirteenth % street, west side.
EOR RENT Two LARGE FRONT
II ROOMS, one on nrst floor, suitable for an
office or paror, and one on second floor, suitable
| for bedroom. These rooms are In a central 10.
cation, and within three minutes walk OF the Pat.
| ent and Post 0fices. Inquire at No. 44O Ninth
street, between G and II streets. no2
EOR RENT. IA NEATLY AND COM.
| IL F0RTABLY FURNISHED HOUSE, located
| In the First ward, but one square from Pennsyva.
| mia avenue, containing nine rooms, gas, Lstrobe
| 18th Of November. Lease from one to three years
| Kent ei25 per month, payable quarterly, In ad.
vance. Address box si6, Washington City Post
| once. oc23-tf
| STORAGE---IN FIRE.PROOF BRICK
| - WAREHOUSE, foot Of street. Apply to
| FRED. s. COZZENS,
oc2o-u Penn. Av., two doors from 18th st.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

THB only place where you can purchase Indis
Rubber goods OF all kinds at Manufacturer prioss u
at X. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
rsnnsylvAniA avenue, bstwsan Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired at short notice. mar Mt
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
n r r l G I A L .
NOTICE.

wAR DEPARrnEHT,
WAsHIHoroE CRY, D. C., Jan. rs, 1850.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business Q,
the War Department. passes for citizens to visi,
the Army Of the Potomac will be given at the oiios
Of Lieut. Col. CONRAD, in Pennsylvania avenue,
shove Ninstssnth street. IAN
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

TOHN W. VAN HOOK,
u GENERAL PRODUCE and
COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER IN
Butter, Eggs and Cheescj
Champagne, sherry and Claret Wines;
Brandy, Whisky, Portar, Ale and Cider.
Also, Agent for
Queens Royal Cabinet Champagne.
bo Louisiana avenue,
oo2i-zm Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
WATCHES, ETC.

UTATCHES m. W. GAIT & BRO.
w offer q large assortment of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Watches and Chronometers, BY the
following makers, namely:
Charles frodsham, London.
Jules Jurgensen, COPENHAGEN.
The "American Watch" WalthAm,
And all Others OF celebrity.
70 Watches and Chronometers carefully re-
paired. NJ. W. GAIT l. BRO, Jewellers,
noil-6t 35t Penn. avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

CUBA SEGARS. ---SEGARS, FROM
~ 1000 to 476 o. of Jiguani tobacco, for sale at
low price. Apply to JOSE PlcASU hiJo 4ls
Twelfth street, between and II streets.
nOyll-lws
NOTlCE.-- JUST RECEIVED FROM
IN Germany u large lot Of RHENIsH WINES
oil the very best quality, which will be sold by the
glass, bottle Or galloa, at -..
Columbia Hotel and Restaurant,
4s4 PennsylvAnia avenue, Warrington, d. C.
oct2-Jms
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOK! NEW BOOK!
Bayard Taylor's Hannah Thurston, . story OF
American life, q 80.
All the New Books OF the day
Naval and Military Books soon ~ published.
Catalogues Of Naval and Military Books mailed
free on application.
Commissary Blank Books, Field Order Books, 10.
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and stationer, aai Penn. av.
nOlO-5t
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

ANNUAL MEETING OF rHB GRAND LoD6s,
10. o. F.-The Grand Lodge Of this Order held
its annual meeting on Monday night last. The re-
ports show that there are thirteen subordinate
lodges under Its Jurisdiction, comprising mem
beTshp Of over 400 and the lodges are represent
Cd to be In more nourishing condition than for
many years past. An invitation to attend the
battle-ground eemetsry ceremonies At Gettysburg,
Pa, on the 10th inst- was accepted, and commit
tee oil arrangements appointed. The election OF
officers for the ensuing year took place, with the
following result: Samuel K. Douglass, M. W. Grand
Master; jackson Edmondston, r. W. Deputy Grand
Masterj William J. Brown, r. W. Grand Warden;
Parker H. Sweet, r. W. Grand Secretary, Martin
Johnson, R W. Grand Treasurer John =. Haven
ner, r, W. Representative to the Grand Lodge of
the United States. The Grand Lodge adjourned to
the second Monday In December, when tho officers
will be instAlled
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

TMPO ORTANT TO FAMILIES 80
i The undersigned, having perfected his arrange
ments In Philadelphia, New York, and Boston,
takes this method Of informing his cid customers
and the public generally that he 10 receiving daily
BY e1press,
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem County, New Jersey, Veal.
Prime Philadelphis Butter, Cspons, Bucks ooun.
ty and New Jersey Chickens, Sweet Breads, Plea
SAINTS, Partridges, Grouse, Snipe, Woodcock, Raed
Birds, and every luxury OF the Eastern markets.
Clear Boston Pork, Soused Pigs' Feet and Trpe
Smoked and Picked Salmon and Halibut. Also,
large supply Of Foreign and Domestic Fruits and
Vegetables,
Ts families and Others giving entertainments,
this is the cheapest and best place In Washington
to purchase. 1HOs. r WILSON,
Oc,s-3m Ii9 Penn av., bet. isth and 2Oth SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.


ICILLIES' OLD PLANTATION COZ
IU FEE.-The boat Hotels, Restaurants, Ste hI
srs and Private Families are saving nearly .us
per cent. by using
GILLIEs OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
GILLIEs' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
GlLLIEs OLu PLANTATION COFFEE,
In place OF other imported Cofiecs, such a. Java or
Mocha. 1t has been fully tested side BY aide with
iormity OF strength and richness OF navor so that
we can, with more than usual confidence, recon-
mend to our friends and the public our fine favored
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
OLD PLANTATION COFfEE,
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
As our late invoices are far superior to former
shipments Tho bean or kernel 10 full, plump, and
very much like the Mochs or Mountain Coffee In
shape, and when manufactured BY our new process
Coffee; and We would advise all who desire really
reliable and healthy beverage, to
DRINK GILLIES' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
DRINK GlLLIES OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
DRINK GILLIES OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
II 10 packed only In one pound foil packages,
~ and DO pounds In = casei each package having .
facsimile Of our signature. The
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
country stores throughout the United States, at
THIRTY CENTS PER POUND.
Liberal discount to the JObbing Retailer Trade.
The Old Plant alton Coffee should be prepared the
same 40 any other pure coffee; good cream, with
the addition OF an egg boiled with the coffee, will
a1' WRIGHT GILLIEs BROTHER,
Only Manufacturers,
asa, 9so, ~ wsshinston st., MY.
oclo-eolmA4tw
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

REGULAR MEETING OF THE UNION LEAGUE.
A large number Of ladies and gentlemen were pre-
sent at the Union League Rooms last night In the
expectation Of hearing an address from the Hon.
James y. Wilson, Of Iowa, who was announced to
speak at that time. Owing to some unforeseen
accident, Mr.. Wilson did not appeAr However,
thsspeeting Was called to order and l.. D. lager.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

A WoRD OF ADvICI.-Those who have bsen
dootoring for weeks aud months without obtaining
RELIEF, should consult Dr. FtshblAtt, who's snee 10
radically cured. Twsnty-dvs years experisnoe has
established Dr. Fishblatts reputation A. physi-
siAn. Recent cases cured In o few days. RArrss
noderstH. DR.. FIsHBLATT,
No. al Z street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Ones.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

ssa,.r "a. spohs ~ - psidsrssls lssstA.s ups
concluding Rsv. Mr. Briston. Chaplain Of the Ftfth
Kentucky volunteers, made Eenuias unioa
speech and concluded amidst much applause AZ
ter givias three shsers for Kentucky, ths nssiing
adiotirned. % a " ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

WHO WILL m CURED I'VE desire TO cal
special attention 70 the advertisement OF the sale
brated DR.. velln> which appears In another eolumI
The Dootorisa SAFE and reliable who's
sktll and experience 10 guarantees that the unfor
unAts Victim OF certain tndisersttons with con
ndsnos intrust his case In his hands. Let youna
men Be warned In time, and sssk the best msans d
relisf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTB.-Thf
quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o,
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further apply At the o.
Zoe Of the "Great Pennsylva ania Route" northssst
der National Hotel. once open from .. N. 70 {
p. m.;on Sundays 70 tp. n.
e. 0. NORTON.
aug kRont
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The CONSUMPTION Blli.


hi- "isoh OH ""icH passed lne senate
On the l6ta last provides as regards conscrip-
ten. in substance as follows.
Al ah!. bodied NAL. citi,.ns and t,os.
,b,, I've ,lr.,sr.d rl.sir i,t.,,i,, ,f b....,..
..cb or have exercised rh, riort OF s,a,s..,
t-,-... rl.. es- If 30 ar.4 a. e... ....'-..,,,..
-re National fo-c. Of fha limited State. aaf...
,ahl, ro nerlor-, t.rv dn-v when called o,-
., tb,. President The .r.r,,,ts are those sb,
.-e phy.ir,l, or re. -.fr f,f- fn.. Xi... psi
...,. he.a- nl Fxec.tie. deo.rf,,e.+. Tni,.a
.,af.- I,.lr.. f,.,y.r,.,.s .,f -..tes n.I. son 4
., i.ar,f widow nr -f.r, r..r.,.. o, ono -,..
-,-. ,-b.re fb.-e ,-. TAO ~, r,o-o ~, BAD. ..l..5
s. tia rareot sls, tha oniv h-'-b.r of an ,,
anan ci,a under toe.ve wears .i-o th., +.tb.-
.t u,oth.rles. children o., the same sra- a,d
sh here two of 81 fri', ,.. "a. r.iit,,s ..7v,,. III.
-.,,...l.. d., -r~l ,,,a,l, n,. w.. 5.'.- ,'..'
....W Inc exefraf Na n.-.o, convicted ~ f1..,
.t,.l h... enrolled or n..r,,.i.-.d fo-.
Tic Nsri.rsi force non ro, IA -.,vice s to
be- disiaeI luto TWO cls-se- tae 6,s, class en,
h-ae..g ali betseeu 20 aud 81 ,ea.s ol a,e. and
al. unmarried soef het~,ea s5 ani 45x.srs
s-e The second ass embraces AL the others
,ad will not be called into service, until after the
first class For coavenescs of enroniueat. dis
tricts are made. CORRESPONDING with the Con.
EFt-- lflaI districts e.CI Uf WHItf The Pres
idcut appoints q Pfovost Marshal with rank and
ia, of Captain Of Cavalry or he NAV detail an
officer Of similar rank. who shall have a Bar,sls
ia the War DEPARTMENT. and shall make the
needf D rules and regulations tor carving out
th- provisions of tbs act. These Narsasls are
ta arrest deserters. report reasonable PRACTICES
and detec. spies. &c In each district there i
g. b. a Board o. Enrolment. consisting Of the
Provost Marshal and two other persons. appoint
/ ed Jy the President. one OF whom Is 10 b. a
physician and surgeon. The Board shall divide
/ the district into two convenient sub.d;s.ric,s.
/ and perfect an enrolment o.ce in each wear.
each class to be- enrolled seoarately. Persons
tbus enrolled are subject for tso year to be
/ called iuto service 10 serve for tbree wears o.
during the war on the same footing with q 9
present volunteers. advance pav. bounty money.
Sc included
When necessary TO make s draft. the Presi
ielt shall ind cate the number tor each district.
taking into consideration tAs number already
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HOUSE or REPREsENTATIvEs.

Lansing. Feb 2l 1858.
The judiciary Committee reported favofably
rpor the bin authorizing certain corporations
ad bodies, oi q corporate nature, TO sell real es-
tate Geuersl order.
TIE same committee reported an amendment
ta t.e til relative 20 thcsae of real estate under
DEGREES O. chancery General order. The same
csmmiItee also reported an amendment to the
u..i relative % assignments and 90 compel as
ae.s to live security. Engrossed for tLifa
real.
T.e Committee on Banks and Interpretations
crorred hvonbly upol the bin 70 incorporate
-o~us and villages
Tie Committee on State Affairs reported ia-
vciablv upoa the Senate biil accepting grant Of
lands made by Congress for agricultural college
purposes.
1he Committee on Agriculture reported favor
sble upon the bll 60 prevent the Importation
and gnniu- at large oi diseased saeep.
Tile Committee ON Sta-e Affairs reported an
1m. aim,nt fl the bin for compensation TO Jown
-tt-urrrs. Enciossed for third reading
The C1mait, on Ways and Means reported
10 bill To provide for salaries of Stale officers.
iaiat resolution 20 provide roH % honor
'rr Michigan soldiers iu the Fl ld was referred
10 the Committee on Military Affairs
The Senate b.A 90 amend the acL relative TO
tae war loaa s.s placed ol tto general o.d.l.
.il- re-Y.--au to pas Ii. Miller for e2l--
-es incurred .a coats-t'a- the -sa- Of -- Do.-
slison was intro uced aa1 referred
The committee af tne wlole were discharged
ffom further consideration 3D.. Nos lJd and l5J
ge'tli4g To- Inloffolar0.s VI village.
A fH e4s Introduced anl .e.e.se O. aE,e
C'lcli, ,lr7g.- a r--r-.r rs=-- 10 s-r'osm tae
dlties Of Probate Jud 49,
A resolution Ea- offered @, instruct tae cou-
mittee oa Education % Inquire il-0 Che e2p.dl-
e4cF of ,cpor'il- b.N ior -4- establishments Vi
a female college
Nr Moto. offered joint re-o.uuoa altls. Z. =
t4e Commissioner ot rne Land Office 60 dispose
u. certain swamp ID ds u Monroe county
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MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.
N SENATE
Lansing. Fsjraars

Lansing, FsJraarg Il, ls55.
The c.1 mi-tee Oh the judiciary reported a %.
-s am 90 section s,I59 Of the compiled Avs
B-uo aeeeptei
..a % amend section oi az act eni-
.r' .r .c- 20 provide for the appointmenr Of
u- '..t Comm -s,oners i- cases q Nac1--
cy s-nrori . February >, 1855, being sectioa
3 .ss ot r.s complied laws Report accepted
fae g.. .ml-rss or Roads and B1cees reported
hi TO 81 oat all establish state road ir9a
Lament. .. lae N4y o- S-orl's Nils, % Lea-aAd
nd I'll o~.- county. Repor- accepted.
Iae P---i ient announced thar tie G0yeru5l
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VOL. s, NO. 46.-WHOLE No. 4lO.


Adversely OF a bill 10 amend the existing tax
law
Mr. Grape, from the committee on incorpOrA-
uous made a favorable report oa a bill iucOrp0-
satus she village Of Buchanan.
Mr. Divine, from the committee on claims
reported favorsbly upon joint resolution Tor
tie relief % Jas. Campbell
A communication VAS here announced from
the Attorney General, giving his opinion IS -
the constitutionsliiv Of she oil before the Sen
aie giving 70 Michigan soldiers in the field the
sighi 10 vote
The Attorney General. in a very able opinion,
maintained the coasliGuuoualty OF tas bill before
-Le Senate.
MESSAGES.
\ rnt ssage from the House announced the pas
sage oi tue following
A concurrent resolution. authorizing the
Board of Auditors 90 enlarge she Hall OF the
II use oi Representative, aud otherwise 10 I'M
prove the same, before another session OF ths
Legislature.
Also bl publishing ihe time when the
sessions 81 Legislature heretofore have or here
after niay close.
THIRD KEAulNG.
The following 0ns were read third time and
passed
A bl 20 amend an Act relative 90 transcripts
o. judgments iu Justices courts. and executions
Issued thereon.
A Joint resolution Ia relation % certain prop
erty iu the possession OF the the late State Gs-
OOgi,t
A joiat resolution Tor the relief OF Conrad Gal
mrc
A bii giving construction TO section eight Of
act No. l5S. of the lAAs Of 1879 in re alton 10
the trial OF offences by information. Immediate
elect
A bin 90 incorporate the village Of Buchanan,
and 20 repeal all inconsistent acts Immediate
effect.
A bin 70 authorize the building Of a bridge
across the Menominee river, and to allow the
county OF Menominee so appropriate sections
OF swamp land Tor the purpose Of building tho
same
Joint resolution for the relief OF Jas. Camp
bell Immediate effect
senate went into committee Of ;he whole on
she general order, Senator Dow ia the Chair !;
several bills we're considered, AID soon alter
Senate adjourned.
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Il'-I7"1'- T y - IN7l1
NOTIONS. RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES

Lansing. Feb. IS. 1858.
MOTIONS. RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES.
Committee Oh Asylum for Deaf Dumb al.
Blind, presented fuL report o. thar subject
aal introduced bill making a. appropr
of Sia.O 600, for completing the buildings 81 , in
sul $50 e0o for each OF the next Two years 81
So al appropriation Of $4,000 Tor cufreat y
paAses. one half Tor each OF the neXt TAO Years
General order.
On melton Of NJ Jerome 500 copies OF the
report were ordered foe the use Of the Senate
Committee o. claims, reported against The
resolution Tor settling the claim o. q a e Mer
rias for certain dictionaries furnished she State
Tabled
Committee on public lands reported adverse
" 20 the biz making a. appropriation q saane
land- for the benefit OF q German school i4 De-
trot Tabled
Tie Il Use Transmitted the bills which ps=.e j
thai body Yesterday, which were read ssice aua
appropriately referred
Il also notified the Senate that Messts Lock
wood, Hemingway, aud Litrl,jahn hal been ap
pointed committee OF conference o. tle dls4
-reemeat b tween The TAO Hosses o. the bal 60
provide for election OF Regents.
Mr. jerome Introduced bin 20 amend the aci
disposns OF certain lands granted to this State
for railroad pErposes Referred TO committed
on interpretations
Also bill 10 amend the general railroad .aw
Committee on Interpretations.
Also a Dill To amend the act relative to
granting diplomas TO graduates OF Normal schools
Committee on Education.
NJ. Grosven0r introduced bill 10 ameud the
act TO provide means for the redemption OF the
State bonds falling due Jan. lst, 1908. Com
mttee on finance
Mr. Gid.ey introduced bill to levy and col.
lecI tax on dogs. Committee on Agrieal
ture
Also bill to amend the charter Of the Mchi
gan Central College, at Spring Arbor. Commit
tee on interpretations.
hr. Clark introduced a bin to authorize the
sppraisemsut Of damages caused by the over
flowing Of lands by Mil ponds Judiciary CON
mittee
Mr.. Blackman introduced bill relative So the
limitation Of actous.
Mr.. Aears introduced a bin to authorize IA,
Supervisors oi the several counties, TO lay out
open and improve public roads. Committee Oh
roads and bridges
Mr. Croswcn introduced bill 10 authorize
public administrator IN each of the counties o
this state. Judiciary committee.
Mr. Green introduced bill 20 lay cut a Stat,
road from PsntWater to she NeWaygo aud Day
tor State road, aud appropFiating swamp land,
70 aid in its construction. Committee on pub
lie lands
Also bill to secure the rights Of persons set
tied Oh anpatentei laadS ia this State Commit
tee on public hnds
H. Lamb Introduced d bin 60 repeal The fy.
gallon lqlor act Of the session OF lo6l Com
miitoe OH State snAirs.
The bill to amend section 4s4l c"uplei laws
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SENATE.
Laasgag Fej 81 1865


REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Committee on Federal relations reported in
favor OF the passage OF the House resolutions on
the State Of the Union
Ar. French from committee on public instruc-
ton, reported iayorab.y on a bii establishing a
State Normal department ia the various Collie
ges Of the Stale.
Committee on finances 20 whom was reported
so much OF the Governors Message As relates 10
finance. repor-ed their estimates for State cx-
pous,s ior tae next tao wears.
The committee also reported the following
bills:
a aill ta provide Tor tie expense, Of tho State
government.
b.i 10 provide Tor ,he interest On the war
oan
a bill 20 provide for TIE interest Oh the state
ans
Committee on incorporates reported hvofs
bly, oa bill 10 Incorporate the village Of Ru-
clalan.
Also. @sorabi, on a bill TO change the name
OF lonia ,s4..y sea, 10 I.aa.
Cofa-.tt-e ou fcRls aut csunurs reported
iass.t5.y oa d oi!i 90 amend the existing laws iu
ie.at oa io partition of lands
Committee an STAT affairs reported favorabh
on a b 20 change tbe name of John % Brien 20
John tianli- % Brief.
Committee ea public aAdz reported fagola3| =
OIL q h.N % gra.f i5H.Ul0 acres ef swamp laid
10 endoR a German University ia -Ae cits Of De
frol.
il.D READING.
a s.I 10 alllol.z- thl Governor ~ convey
certain read estate aa- Ie4l tAtd -.a1 A.d
passed Ianielia,e cf-c-
House joint resolution oa rhe state ol ft-
J-i.a a-- se.l -..-l ...as a-4 PASSED by yes-
~ ...- d Adj i...f.at