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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

Sapguinary engagements are reported az nows-
VIE. S1s-hock king, and hi Niolwiee, with what re-
suit II IL lot stated.
Tho Russians rad arrested many land owners in
Poland, aud had hun- nlDe persons 1t hie!ce aud
kaiOI. .,.
An order had been neucd prohibiting persons
from trsyeiing from one village 70 another without
General Mou,avieG had issued decree ordering
that all monies taken by tho insurgents from ths
Stale or Communal treasures should be refunded
within ten days 10y lne Pollsh land proprietors III
each distric. foro,d sales will take place on the
.sat. Of IA VINO refuse 10 comply with this order
BRoaBrRG, 10Th July.-Ihe BromJergo Ieitung
Of to-day luLlishvs news from Warsaw 10 the 18th
inn,., according TO winch the National Government
intended to iraw up circular note refusing 10
n.frc to the sx points Of the three Powers, but
bciug informed that the Emperor Napoleon would
DAY 40 attention 10 their nfusa they bsvo resolved
20 insue mnuiiesto 10 tie pcoiic. Ibis manifesto
will he published in tho English, French German,
and Polish languages tho day that the roply OF
Prince Gorchakoh becomes known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
2ruZil.
Brazil.
Rio, June 25.-Coifee 7nl0o S7N3OO for good hrsts.
Latcsf-Vin Queenstopn.


LoyDoH, July 19.--lhe Paris journals publish q
dispatch to the Emperor, recording Gen. Forey'e
entry into the City of MEXICO. The Inhabitants are
Represented Ms enthusiastic for France aud French
intervention. The keys Of the city, In silver, were
offered to the Emperor by the municipality, In al
address 10 Gen. Forey.
In Russia imperial decress have been lssned, d.
rect ny, in view Of the present rtaie OF aiairs,
fr-sh lsyy of troops in November.
Pans. july l9.-The Memorial Dip,omat'que,
Announcing the Russian reply, states that the notes
o. the three powers were the minimum to which
they would consent.
lao Memorial Dpior'atique. in telegram from
Vienna states that the reply OF Prince Gor.schakoh
does not entirely respond 10 tho expectations oil
Austria who will Immediately consent to ulrerior
measures with the Western powers Tor attaining
their COMMON purpose.
The W0n,teHr announces that France has demand
ed from the Italian Government the surrender o! The
five brgauds arrested at Genoa, saying that the
ares, constituted n violation OF French rights.
sine Pays believes that kussiar seIs are not Alto
gether satisfactory. The Western Powers still adj
here to their pros ramme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

presence has been useful and that he has conducted
his mlssiou with satisfaction to all parties.
In the House Of Commons, Lord Cecil asked
whether compensation would be granted to Capt.
Bl,kely for tbs detention o. the steamer Gbrsitar
late Samter, and CON pl aimed that the Government
allowed Themselves TO be pade tho tools Of Mr..
Adams
Dir. Gladstone raid the Government were. not
aware that Capt Blskely had sustained any injury
By the detention, and be repnlia' tne a' Oh ,ae
American Minister. 49,,
Prof. Wheaton has invented system by which
messages can be sent through an Atlantic caol'
three tunes quicker than by any known method.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
Frnuce.

The Russian note delivered to France on the l7th
is asserted to be very copciiaory. All the Fix points
are asseuted to; but All amnesty to all laying down
arms ia proposed instead of An arnistice.
The Polish insurrecrion continues active.
1t il reported that France has, or 10 about to re-
new overtnres to England and Spain on the Mexi-
can question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
The Times Does Not Yet Regard
the Prospects Of the Union
as Hopeful.
It Points to VickSburg and Port Hudson
as the Strongholds of the
Confederaey.
The Reply of russia on the Polish Question

The Inman steamer City Of New-fork, Capt.
Kennedy, which sailed from Liverpool Of ii a. m.
on the 18th ard from Queenstown OIL the 10Th lust,
arrived here on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
Iudin. China, &c.

The mails from Calcutta China and Australia
reached Marseil,os on tho 18th, and would reach
London in reason TO be forwarded TO New York by
the Scotia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

All
pnyate communication mace 10 individuals with
e.uect 10 matters, which ought 10 30 TIE suJec' oi
o.icisl communication. dear, hear ibas ls Whai
/ .loteI-I rust courteOusly-so my honorable
fiend aud thai was tue reason WHY Ihonsh' u
b.tter we should not receive from hiin hny com
Inuncation coming from tbo Emperor OF the French.
Tier. was no dlrconrasemot aud II was not intend.
ed TO b. dscOuray, msn' OF the urc'u eAoriiohs oil
nv honorable friend at PARIS, for the purpore oil IN
fu-rg ID. moe, liberal commercial psino iler INTO
lie rencii Gvv.rnn.cnt We acted siauPly upon the
principIo Tat IL is highly Objectionable Tor tins
Cove nmeDt TO employ private indyduaJs, however
honorable aud intelligent, ia communications win
Foreign Governments, instead OF having these
communications conducted through oNeit o.
game. The care Was entirely dihefent
Ilom that Of my honorable frirnd tue
member for RocLGae, because lie was employed by
tho Government to negotiate ia concert with her
Maje-ty's EtnbassAdor at Pans; and although 40
was too Ligininded 10 receive an actual appoint
ment, or any salary, he was really dipiomaic
agent emplo, ed specifically by the Government Tor
special ,,urIose hiy honorable friend the member
TOR Sunderland, not acting IN that capacity lie
was private individual going TO Paris IT, give IN
formation which ho possersed IN an snihent degree,
aud To make communications which might DO very
useful, but he was not employed by the Governmehti
and thought, aud my noble friend the Secretary Tor
Foreign Affairs thought that At was not desirable wo
should receive communications from the Emperor %
the French through my honorable friend. Now, 1
hope this dlhcuBrlon may iest nero. lear honi.
| think my honorable mud learned friend is Tigh, Ia
tbo motion winch he has made this evening. and
DO rrust We saa not have any further discussion ms
to what was said by the Emperor, OF what WIS SAID
by my honorable fneods. My honorable friend. the
member Tor Sunderland, says that II the Emperor Of
the French thought him busybody tbe second time
he knocked nj the Tueres, the Emperor might not
have been vt homo. Well, think these discussons
IN this House are no, likely to facilitate tho opening
Of the Tulsrles TO those whose presence aud whose
information there might DO very useful 10 both
countries. Cheers.
The O'Dono.huo said that the tone which had
been taken by tue honorable und learned member
Tor Sheffield on the present occasion was very diler
ent " the which no took when the subject WA
first brought before the House. Ho (The
U Donoghne) entered his humble but emphatic
protest against tho spirit Of hostility to America
which WAS manifested by the motion, aud " WAS to
free himself from The slightest inpulsion ot sharing
in tho spirit Of vindictiveuess toward America,
which seemed 10 animate the mind Of the honorable
aud learned member, that 10 now ross. Hu feeling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
The National Currency Act.

The following answers to questions in relation tc
the National Currency Act have been ssued in cir
cular form by the Controller of The Currency:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
France.

The King OF Portugal had congratulated the Em
peror Oh the taking VI Mexico.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24

o. Tho N. Y. Tsibnne prints violent
article declaring that the slaves
must I'll bs let loose. the rebel Safes sub
jogated and converted into provinces and
tho property o. the disIoysl confiseased;
which article 10 duly and carefully reprodue-
Cd in tho Richmond Enquirer as an evidence
OF tho designs and Infections Of the North.
Per contra, the ESquirer publishes o.
editorial declaring thss under no circum
sssnces whstover--nos u they shemselve
could dictate the precise ternss--wouId sh'
South return e the Union; and shis is dul
copied into The columns Of The Tribune an
other radical papers - . evidence q d
determination Of the entire Scslh.
/ Aud .hw II il that tho ultrss North un
sou,.r play into each U,hcr's hsud.--N- 4
Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24

n, .,d,y o. raise LOANS EARLY and eheapiy'
,..,y .o.sihi. support must ne given 10 pub
liz credit. An unii.rm currency, " whienl
,sx.s subsc .ip,ions 10 loans, mud all other
ordinary public debts, may Dc paid - ind's'
,e..abl, Snch currency can be- furnished
by banking associations, authorized oy .
general acs 81 Congress, and which vas
-uyses,sd in my mcs-agr ~ tho beginning
~ The prcscnt SECESSION. The securing o.
this circulation by pledge Of the unseo
state. bonds, as herein suggested, would
ain further facilitate loans By increasing
Tho present end causing future demand To-
such bonds.
In view 81 the actual hnancial embarrnss
Imcuts OF tho Government, and Of inc grea
lies epbsrrsssm. ats sure 20 comes u IN
Unnecessary means IL relief are 40, afforded
: Ii feel that 1 should not perform my duty .!
IA simple announcement Of my approval
lMr. Dsyis's resolution. which proposes 70
lief only By Increasing the circulation, with
!. out expressing my ecsnsss desire that mea'
ufes such in substance as those have Jul
(, Ire lerred 20 may receive the early sanction
Congress. BY such measures. In my opinion
Twill payment DO most certainly secured n
lonly to tho army and navy, but 70 oil hone
creditors and good and satisfactory prov
,lsion made for future demands on the Frea
.dury. a. L'Nooi4N.
~ The General-in Chief has Issued orde
lilo the several corps commanders o. !
: LIMITED States army not TO release rel
:, oi!icsrs on parole. Tue following 70 q
cimen OF the order:
Ito Major General Schenck:
w NJ officers, prisoners u war, will DO
Y leased on parole until further orders.
~ fsigncdl III. w. HALLEcK.
pref Gencralin-C Chief
uc' The cause Of this order 10 that mum
'sel OF Union officers now In Richmond
~ kept In close confinement and not ailo'
~ 10 be parocd.
g"' Tho Government having failed TO ct
oo an arrangement for the release OF. VI
- citizens imprisoned In Southern ja'ls'
'ne The rcbcl authorities declining 10 recog'
''s' ,hom in any system Of exchange that
been proposed. Il is understood that enc
~ Iof tho known rebels in loyal States or
lbe arrested 10 furnish exchanges for e
w. lone Of tho Union men held as prisoner
wy the South.
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We pub ;ish. IN another column Of 'o'day n
:. uer. an article copied from the c'nc'nn'"|
Times, deosdp,ivs Of Dr.Robsch's extensive
medical establishment 10 that city. ny '"e
w.y. Dr.. Roback's Remedies have obtained
= cres, and deserved popularity with az Gas
~. I,hss bern bua short time Hhes
,he.s Remedies we're introduced into our
section II country; vet DR.. Brennan. Dr. ~
backs sgen, IN this place, iniorms ~ 'na'
,his sales Of the Blood Pills sad Blood Pnnns'
now far exceei those Of al other medicines
for which he u agent. como'neo' ~
reason Tor this. 10. that they hsvo stood ~
I,cst Of practical experience. We know 'n''
NO, only from the mouths OF others. but W
have ~ ed them in our own family win VI
very best resul,s. For al diseases o. N
blood, general debility. whether proeeed'n
4 from sickness or from nassrsl weakness ~
d;,es,ioa \. and all kindred ailments, We q
commend the ndinsvis y Remedies o
" very bes, medicines extant. They are o.
, tined 10 achieve. not an ephemersi success
z bu. permanen. and deserved rePusa''o
d which wiIl render them : necessity In eve
], family. Napoleon. o., North West blareh
III See advertisement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24

Our dispatches yesterday stsssd that Gov.
4 udrew had reviewed and accepted bat
talon u California esvslFy, which was 2 %
rcckoncd as : "psrt Of The contingent q
Msssach usetts." We suppose this y the
NV Massachusct,s intends 10 I'll her quota
u troops. Il Massacnusetts ~ permitted q
recruit in California, W. suggca that ths
Governor Of Indiana open recruiting u
6co n Tic Sandwich Islands. Ne~ Aoan,
Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24
Tho Laws Of Indiana over.nrown y
ths Miljtsry Power-A Military Dss,
rot;s,n Established nm Suspension O
ina Habeas Corpus"

the Habeas Corpus
Hinder this head the Indianapolis cofres'
,sodec, 81 tie Cincirnsti Commercial writes
20 that paper As follows I
Considerable excitement was occss'onso
n ,own. a. few days ago, BY . hsoeas cor
ous case before the Supreme Court Judge
D.. -. n,cslding. A dcscrtcr was arrested
~. ~ csp,sis Newman. one Of tho officers
81 tho post. Through an Attorney hesoue"'
,.,s..e on a writ Of hsbcas corpus. Judge
p.,k;us issued the writ. which was soon a.
=, returned unsa,ished. Captain Newman
refusing 10 give up the prisoner. 10 scco''
a,nce with instructions from the wsr De'
parsment. !.
J.dco Perkins pronounced this . case o
.or,emot. and filed with wrath. determined
q have the prisoner and Captain Newman
h,o.ght into Court, or make the streets
Indianapolis run with The blood o. mos
who would attempt resistance 10 his author
~. Culnuel Darlington, OF the 18Th regulars
hearing or the matter, stepped into the Cou'
RON. and after introducing hlmsc" 70 : uoe
p.rkins. told him the writ could not DC ser'
cd. except BY posse com''a'"s n'o'
formidable Than tho military fo're una
h;n.aud that he had placed guard q swei'
man over tho house in which Captain Ne'
man and tho prisoner were, with ins'ruc''o
\, .hoo, down any party u men who mig
a,,emp, q forcible entrance. This wss
much Tor tho Democratic Judge N
Supreme Court had 10 give way before
military tribunal, and there mo "s'
ended.
The above states one Or two is'seno''
which should DO corrected:
/, The viii Of hsbess corpus was mol
s.,ed by tho supreme Court, but by ~
PsxKrrs, sitting in chambers.
.. Il IL true that Captain NrwhAE
ve.uso 20 obey the writ; sha, Judge PERs
IA az ,ba, the s,rcess u tho city should
vi,h blood II tho writ was not obeycd'
thai no issued On attachment. But " %
,r.e that the Judge caved and lot Tho mn
drop a, that point. o. the contrary
vas informed, in lcss than two hours,
,he man should DO surrendered; and no
surrendered BY Colonel CARRisGron
oerson. and Tho case tried ny the ~
and 40 resistance has since been mad
: single writ. These Iscts NO learn
the Clerk and Sheriff. -S'atc Sen"ne''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24

WAsu,n sron, January 20 -The seere'
I,sry Of the Interior sent 20 the tionse 70 d'Y
(. recomme nda,ion los the establishment Of
hu,esu Of statistics In this department. with
drat Of the bill.
The senate to-day received commun''
cation from he Pod Master Gesers'. giving
= answer 20 the inquiries growing o" o''0e
i Wheeling and other cases Of exclusion ~
.rin,ed mater IRON the. mails. BY military
authority. lilo throws the responsibility %
!. The military su.hosi,ies. and says be could
no more interfere with i than any other
ritizen.
The commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has submitted his first statement. The en-
lire number Of persons employed 10 asses
sing and collecting revenue Z ss'sS2. ~
: can no, ye, state precisely. what will Dc "'
! amount OF revenue. He will receive IRON
: all sources. excepting STAMP duties duF'n'
The current 6scai year. ending with Jun
! mex. The sum Of ssl.7 ITO 100. He es'ims'e
:. the receipts from stamp duties, during 10
u ssmo period. viii smous 10 slo'ooooo'
Il and that without material char ge In ths ~
Lines OF the country. the revenue from 70
same sources, for the fiscal years Of lsc
! and 1864. gill no, be less than $50 ooool
n The estimates Of receipts and expend
lures show the cost Of assessing and Guile
TING the taxes under the present system "
I, I be- 2.sl-loC per centum. The Comm
!, sioner has strong confidence that In
4 States now acknowledging the authority
r the Co Institution, the expense can never
coed three per cent. lie makes many
por,an. suggestions. including modfica'o
- OF the law and The appointment Of so''
tor or legal adviser.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24

Nrw YoRx, January 2o.-The World
ssvs letters from correspondents with the
Army Of the Potomac state that the Army
IL under marching orders. with three days
ra,ions. Five pontoon bsidges will 30 thrown
across The Rappahannock, some distsnce
apart.
The PRECEDENT and Cabinet had before
them to-day the case Of the Supreme Cour
Of Wisconsin. denying the right Of the IRE
sident to Suspend tho writ Of Habeas Corpus
Il l. not known what decision u made ru
liz i believed that the question will DC sub
mi,,sd 20 Congress, Tor determining VIII
lIhas legitimate power, the President " Cor
! gress
: Ycnator Sherman stated in tho Senas
9 to. day. tha, the ConscriPson Act would
pssscd on the eve Of adjournment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24

w.sHixsTos, Jsn. 19.-To the Senate |
md House oi Representatives: nave
sIened the Joint resolution 70 provide "!
,he immediate payment o. tho army. a"o
.s.v Of tho United States. passed ~ she
House on the lA,h and BY the senate 90
,he 18th. Tho joint resolution y smP'e
authority, amounting. however, under *
,s,,ug circumstances, 70 direction 10 the
Secretary Of the Treasury 20 make On a.
di,iou.l ISSUE u $lOoOO0.Oo Y. =. notes.
Y 40 much money 10 needed for the pay
.pen, Of tho army and navy. Ny approval
u Given in order that every facility may DC
Afforded fos the prompt discharge Of I'll o.
sesss Of pay due orr soldiess end sa''oss
While giving shis approval, however,
.h;nk my duty 20 express up earnest 20
eres that IL he's been found necessary
authorize % large - issue Of Y. ,. notes
when this circulation Of suspended bond
he already become % redundant % % 70
oresse prices hey ondtheir real valus,theseb
surmen,ing the cost o. living 70 the ioju'
Of labor, and the cost Of supplies 10 the y
;usv Of the whole community.
Alt shows very plain that the eons'nu'
Issue Of United Ststes notes without q
check 20 the Issues Of suspended bank
without adequate provision o. ra's'
money by loans, Tor fsnding the issues
a 10 keep Thorn within due limits M
coon produce disastrous consequences, .
this matter appears 10 me 90 important y
feel bound 70 avail myself Of the occss
% ssk the attention Of Congress 70 y. i
Congress has power 70 regulate the curr
cy Of the country can hardly admi,z Of do'
snd sha, judicious measure to prevent
deterioration Of currency BY reasons
taxstion, or otherwise, 70 needed. SCI
equally clear. Independent Of this gen
consideration II would be unjust 70 the
pie 70 exempt banks annoying the sps
privilege of circulation from 'hrf luss
portion II public hutdsns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24

Cor. Bliss ARRESTED For kipSArfiEc
DR. OLDs understand that vi. Dnss'
who assisted 10 taking DR.. Olds' on NE
night OF The 18th Of August last. was A.
rested at the American Hotel IN tn's cry
on yesterday. by the sheriff OF Fs'rneio
county. and taken 10 Lancaster, where hs
will be tried for kidnapping. Ohio States
man. 3Oih.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24
HEADQUARTERS ARnr or MISSISSIPPI
posr or ARKAnsAs. Jan. III.

Maj. Gen. Grant. Commanding Department;
1 have the honor TO report that the forces
under my command attacked the Post OF Ar
kansas to-day. having stormed the enemy's
works. We took a large number Q: Prison
Fers, variously estimated ~ from 1000 q
no 600. together with al his stores. Rea
Admiral D. d. Porter. commanding the Mis
lsissippi squadron, effectively and Brilliant!
co-opersssd in accomplishing this success
yoHH A. McCLERHAHD.
Maj Gen. Commanding.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24

AMrp,clss THAT Is MEDlcIsE. Those
Who know say that Of all the semed'ee
winch have been put out 70 the people,
Ayers Sarsaparilla is truly the Creates, ano
ia effects in THE neighborhood do indeed
sustain THE assertion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24
AaEDIcAL ADVICE given gratis BY q

MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the
IN Acting Surgeon.
yALuAsLE REroRrs on SpermaiorrhGa'
~ S.minal Weakness. and other diseases
Of the sexual orr ans, aud on the NEs kE'
nKprrs employed in the Dispensary. sent 70
Inc afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, Tree
Of change. Two or three Stamps Tor post
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
|A cling Surgeon, Howard Association no
Il. i. Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. JAM
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-24
The Army Of tho Potomac in Notion
Rurnside's Address to the Army.
HEADQUARTERS Amy OF THE POTOMAC
In CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH. VA.
January 20, 1868.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTcMAc,)
In CAnP NEAR FALMOUTH. VA.
January 20. 1868. }
GENERAL, ORDrRs, No. The Com
ma ading General announces TO the Army
81 the Potomac that they arc about 10 meet
tho enemy once more. The late brilliant
actions in North Carolina. Tennessee and
Arkansas, have divided end weakened tie
enemy on the Rappahannock, and shc aus
picious momcn. seems to have arrived e
strike a great and mortal blow TO the rebel
lion, and to gain that decisive victory tl'a
lie due 10 The country. Let the gallant sol
oilers Of 90 many brilliant battle-Relds &C
lcompl ish this achievement, and fame III
!, most glorious awaits them. Tho Command
ling General calls for firm aud united &C
I,ion OF officers and men, and, under %
providence Of God. The Army Of the Pots
Imac will have taken the great step sowa'
restoring peace to the country. and the 1o'
eminent 10 lie righiiul authority.
n BY command Of
>, MAJoR GEN. BURNSIDE.
III LEWIS RIcHnoHD, A. A. q.
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lnDtASAPuLlSs Jhuuury w.
senate. - Senator Murry introduced
resolution rendering 10 Governor Morton
he thanks OF the G eneral Assembly. for HE
efIicie ncy in organizing and sending forward
Indiana troops, and the solici'uds no had
on all occasions, ina aifested in tho welfarel
ar tho eick aud wounded. This caused con-
siderable discussion. and was finally cut
down 20 l resolution Of thanks for the care
Of sick and wounded, and was referred 70
the Committee on Military AtIsirs with ~
IstrucIioHs.
Tho afternoon was passed 10 the intro
duc,ion OF bills and resolutions Of .legiu-
mate character. A number Of bills passed
heir second rcading.
HvusE.-Ths following 10 a summary q
l,he proceedings Mr.. ShsfIcr called up ~
resolution on apporsWnmeS,. Mr. Do"ssa
SON moved 10 strike out the itgislatisesPPos
|, ,;onmen,; agreed 20. end resolution q
h me udcd adopted. Resolutions were in'rs
d dveed to appoint committee Of eleven
9 appor,ion shs State for members Of the lie
leisla,ure; in favor 81 recognizing The GU
q cults u the circuit courts. referred; INSTRUCT
Ling the COMMITTEE on Elections % amc"
.tI,hc school law to provide for the transfer
/ lschoIars from one district. TO snother'
. reference 10 regulating railroad" as 20 inc
q Ircfusal 10 transport wood and q stop srs''
s.ior passengers when tagged; % require
:. vote Of swo-thirds Of the House On 81
be solutions relating to the war, laid over o.
o day, under the rules; 10 appoint Io'
70 inquire % 20 the revision 81
y. printing Of tho statutes q The Stats
Mr. Gregory offered resolution TO .
point committee 70 investigate The rece
secret societies in this STATE IN cid 81
rebellion, with power 70 send for Perso
and papers.
( The debate was no. concluded st the DC
mt: Of adjournmeM.