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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-24
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0uueen eeuad9t. @tu @otctumliGt tpurDe tn
ben beioen Isbtsn NGdteu ungsaedt, peIGss
auf bte Stabt rfFettirte.
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merit. ge3, Sen. Sam. SoaeS aus Slt-
genmeIee.
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eIusetrOTen.
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@pmmaaoO Ieiner altsn DtpSIion ptsber lber>
nOmstelt.
Sbsrnau6 Corps 1T Son Sncrstue 5uri;6e
ee9angen unb 9eltsrn bur@ @Iepelano paITrt.
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Sine rmffff9e SOee.

Dte neult@ TIM v8sdev" Sentitttten NnI6s
ten iiber 6te 5ra9e, wte ben @rsenbnd5 aufaez
bclfsa peroen tSnne, baben GeronIaGun9 3u
lebbnften tpettersn @rGrterltnaen Der SSraoe
9egeten uno ais baS Ge1ultat elmer IulGea
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ben Ser. Stdaten sebGrenben @ott-, StIberz
nns 2usGilbersM tnen unter sniittdrilGer Nufz
lf&bt Gnr6 Die la ben Yentteatiartes Der perz
Imiebenen @t1aten DertOrntnenpen SnmtEaas@
tr1ftnae unO Dur@ lolGe Nsbellen bearbetten
~ la1en, auf tpelGe Die NmneftezY ruffam a.
tiOn be6 YrGltOsnten tetne @nvenSun8 ftnDe.
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bnr6uu8 ntGt 70 DerptvEtA, ul8 Ie auf ben
erlaen Nubltd er1hetnsn mGate. go LANCE
nu6 MlenG0en gu barter Strafarbeit oerur>
tbetlt werOeu mitItn. if 60 erlaubt unO 9es
reAt, fe ~ elmer IolGeu Nrbeit sn perurtbsi.
len, pelNe Der Staatseee01Aaft, 70 tire Ssrs
breWen gu 1habiaen psrIu1t babeu, gum 9rGBts
nSsItGIfen Gortbetl gsrst9t, mnb pte ~anltren,
gsnbe @rbstt Der @trG hinge TIM 8reten Ober tn
ben Bergwerten tpIrDe Der 0eIunb6ett unb
YlOralit1t oerIetben an Gnps ~3utrdgltbcr fin,
ME paS Nergsupfen, SGpetgen unO Geten
In ualeren ioeeuannten Y6nttenttorten, pslGe
betanntltG einen 9rrBen Gbetl tbrer 3G9ltn9e,
fat (e 3u t~elsrn, ouf Dem @e9 Der .froRefsn
1naatur, pepn ntdt benz @abnlnm, 70 bu9
Der 6euGslet tn btt Nrme tretben.
0aB ben Ser. Staaten bird etne Iol9e
gerreneunB ibrer 8erbuGer unge9eure Bor-
tbetle ertpadl zen raiieten, Iiegt auf Fu@er Sano.
glinmt ntau az, bag elm 9epGtnlther Cob
rpd(Ger NIT Isinsr 9fanne bmrAIGnittltM $40
per Sag sepinnen fam, 70 maBte BET etrenr
piGeq19aftlt1en 8ftrteb Dec @e11Gfts aus
jebsul Nrbeiter tdslta SIS burAiGntttlt4 gu
9ewtnyen lein tlnb utuBtea aud basDn SIS fir
8efGft9ung unO 8souf71tt9ung b~erislben
OerGuagabt werbsn, 70 bliebsn thinner nod $40
per Sag uoer $4,000 per Sabr Gbrte, pelde,
pom 10000 @trdR in9en bs3pgsr, ben Ser.
@taaten Die ttblGe @nmme BON $50. Mtlips
men Ia Baar einbrtu9sn parbe. 0ftt Dem
Drttten S9sil btelr. @umme lieBea GiG ober
ale 3taien anlerer StaatsiauIb IN Sob btz
satlen unb bic Ser. Gtaaten t5nnten oamu
al tire 0reenbads BET alien 3atlun9en fir
VOl aunsbuaen uno auBerDem tn fur3er .3stt
fIr isDsn rtrtuItrenpen BopterOOlar siusn
9plSpplar tn &dlIe boben.
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@srteDt iiber sic 1efamsennabme bee 6emerOI
Itumar.

Bottom, %. Dssbr. 5ier auselauste
StteIe bertGteu. baB Sen. rQman NIT einem
&bsll ls'ner Gorbt9en) Brigade tn Der N6be
pom Yprt 5noIOn %sefan9en senummen trurbe
unb isst tn NtHmrnD eefanSen fbt.
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umbearfnbetes oierndt.
giiffeDr bon seteranen aus e~battanOOsa.

philadelphia, % De3. Dae tapferf
20. ga. N%e8iuent TT aus Chattanooga ouf
urlaub Bier a%ngsfpmmen, I'm ftG 3s reoyea
%ntiren. G8 Bat ff1 tpteber anper6en ta(fen.
Sc tpnrbe BON elmer 8rOben Mieni@snmen8s
NIT ungebeureat GqttuEosutus empfamgen.
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0te @enitdtssN air.

@tnctnnatt 20. DesSr. Die erOse
Santtats 6atr tpurOe 9efern erSfast unb III
stn pplfdnoieer @ucceB.
SIN ben 6ptsls Bat man It@ auf 5000
Srembe eineeriGtet unb Dampf6ppte fteten
berett, trenn mebr tpmnten 1ollten.
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@ei6mncDtso
Die fentI@e ~8udbanOlun9 .. 90, 81. S6mtbt
so. 81 gseft S~SaItimureSfr.

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i4td ten, 8tbe1na @ebetb66eP unb Sc iaRe.
Inb in 9rGBter uub prd6ti8er ausnatl SprrSt6iS' Eerner r
enPfteblt: Portfolios, sef6madSpae W6 ST +.
y - m 8, prG6tise 9apetertees, SprSGeli8 padenb
fur Dantengel4ente, fbGne 81 f6t6fen 8tIberbps
gen, ytpbeIItrbp6 8tIber, YbptSara-
Pbteent Ne~ntab rwhnf9e, Cob un6 StIber
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U. 81. S6mtbt,
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Seme,oI eOreuran tOSt.

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@eneral NatGael gOrcOran Rarb bieGen M6enb
beIb 9 utr an G~srlsbuneen, bic ct f9 burG
etnen Stnr3 BON lstnem Dferbe 3usesosea Bate.
SbeCDure 81. &ea6,
cenmdtb. Sberflteut. beS SO. Ge9ts.
@urcDrons Stride QeotDn.
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GumbesGambtao0t.
Gine Gnfe.

W abtmgtDn, %. Des. Ser Star"
meIost, baB auf cine 2Iufroge be6 NnpY Des
partsments Gen. Butler tetegrap6trt 0obe, man
wtTe i'm Sort MonyOe ntGtS BON einem DR.
ttfel lit Nt9monber 3eitungen, In weTbem epn
BefHGbigun9en unb Wsfabre11, Die ban Srou-
Foe5 unb MpnttOrS ian 9afen pon @9arIsttou
3aBeIfoBen Ietn iollen, pte NeOe let -- etne
NaGrtat, nuf tpel6e ttn tn WaII0reet, Stem
9orf, bS@R be0sateube Spefu(ationen genaGt
wurben.
Ga Der N9ent Der alIocitrten preGe tn
MpnrDe bee Gerndt8 NIT fetnsm @urt e.
rpdRnt, 70 1T wabrf6etnltA, SaB BITE Depel@e
ntertals bon NlOagoe tsle9ras6irt, ionbern bon
ben @Olbipetulunten %erfuuOen pugbe.)
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proponirten gi1enba6n bon Stem gort naA
WGIbtngton 70 uarnt dunimmt, erGfnst Biz
lent uuternebmeu feline neuen G6ancen bes
@rf0lgeS, Sp bod aud Bic polittG9en Wn=
F@ten bee Senators 9eGGGbt tperoen. 10 tGlt
Der Senot bod nt@t DIsl Bon Istnen Metuun.
gen tn 0ef0dft8la6en.
Wttt Dem |. Sansdr tptro Die Baltimore
SGt0 Bahia eiren bpppelten SGteneu;n9 sypis
f@fn Baltimore uuo InnapOtis Sunftton be
lfben un0 Der 0teR Der StreGe tpivo banm init
bCppeIter @ner8ie III Qn8riF 9euOmnten tptrs
ben. - Die Re8teraag bat 9roBe QnantitG
ten bon SAteuenetlen aufsetauft, nm oaniit
bte ipeftli@ea bon ben Ns6elea 3erf5rtsn CT
fcnbobuen aus5ubeGern.
Wsan elaubt, OaB ote nG6ie auf ben 5.
Sanuar fef9eIsbte 3tebun8 perI9O6en tperDen
tUeree, ba 90 Dem @On8reB ntAt 8cIun8en. pas
@efss su amenbtren.
lnbesrfasetes G'eritdDt.
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Der. Steaten 9sfommen fsteyl, nm Rapfrg
f0tfs se8en Die 6ran3sien auf3ufaufsn nnb
auS;ura2en, entbebrt ie0er 0earnnbund,
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SaIf1e mOtcn.

pBtGabetpbta, %. Deg. WeterIonI
DetsctUr tparnt Spr fall6en 5 Dollar NOteu
Der Union 8ant bon YbtIapslpbta.
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Self @ef1emfe :!
Gic henfime 8nhhonhInrn

DE DerE1Ge Ulldbatt0lN1l9
SO. SSM gSeF=%rGttffr., ~s,pitebem 8reSericf urt
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Ser II unb 9ebtbh Bern fir Stnter jeeli6en @lterS.
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album 8 ben tf6er 99rtG, beutf6e GIaffta
Fer, Welt8et9t4tet 9aturlebre, ppefte,
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~ee6untet 1nb sn ben biatgfeH @retfen.
0nr@ uniere 8erbinbun8en in BEN Stanb eeItet traenb
EN- BUD, tcelbeS MIR nt&t anf 5eut Eager BADEN, btnneTn bret
9e6et. "
81 g. @enn~t9tanf
Scr. 28H g8eft=Drattf1aBe. ;ptfden Trebertf. unb
(Oe37-9 Ndrfee @p0ce.
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Portsmouth,, MeiO HAMPSHIRE.

4 ~ toHttflfti iANtt" AANH.Foffcs .
For boat-uouse and carpenters SHOP paint shop;
Rishop'a dor lex; railway kneedock wall repairs
81 floating drydook, aud ronairs a Il kinds, one hun
bred aud thirty two thousand three hundred and elk
ty.two dollars
For rebuilding porters house at Portsmouth noyy-
yard, two thousand dollars
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[Pun11c RrsoLur1oN-No. il

JOINT RES lLUTIUN authorizing the appointment of
Il commissioner to revise and codify the naval laws
OF tho United States
ResoIred by tho Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
ne United States Of Amerod m Congress assembled, That
the president Of the United States be and he IS here.
by authorized appoint (by aud with the consent Of
the Senate) comm soner, whose duty it sd II be to
revise and coy the naval laws Of the United States
and report such revised code TO Congress at It's
next session. The annual salary OF said commissioner
shau be three thousand dollars.
Approved, March ., 1858.
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United States of America:


MIDDLE DISWICr on TENNE9gET
wv HEREAS libcl Of Information was dIcd within
~ ara for the Hidde District uf Tennessee, 90
NishNlic, ou Che 10TH day OF Junc, a. ID 1868, by
John rumble, Etl Attorney for The uurnI states
iog Che Middle District OF Tennessee WHO prusocutcs
herein ON behalf of the United sta es against NINE
OAaho q. AACONi Tor reasons and causes in said
libel OF Information set forth, and praying process
against the property, that the same be condemned AZ
forfeited.
Now, therefore, Ia pursuance OF he moution, under
the seal 9" TIE Court, 10 me ciIer ei aud delivered,
10 reOy give public notice o. AN Uers0us cHimiug
tnu pro- cry or IN any manner Interested therein,
tnat uey hc ana appear before fad Circuit Court 90
pc ho'd 40 The city ui Nashville Zoo and for said Dis
let' ON tDe on day Of July, 1903, at 10 O'Clock
no heiorenoon oi that Dizzy, uen and tlelo 60 lEtoF
pose their claims. Anl a. mako their allegations u
ihat behslL D.. r. GLAslOlh,
jane 49, lbo3.-tf u. E Mar hal, 81. D. I.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail,
Army Post OEcc Department,
DISSOLUTION.

I'HE PARTNERSHIP oxistirQ between Trabue
4 Lucusis dissolved IN consequences of no doa IA
OF pr. Edward rrabuc, (Which occurred on tho 2th
lost All persons indebted 20 said finn will pleaFo
claims will hlo them Immediately wlh
WILLIAM a. LUCUs,
jupeiG-tI.
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[PunL1o REsoLuTIoN-No. 14. !

A RIsOLU ION to facilitate the payment of sick and
wounded soldiers in the hopitlls and convalesoent
camps
Resolya3 5y me- Senate and House Of Representatives Of
tie United States Of america IN C0gre assembled, Thar
the Paymaster General be ana he hereby is author
lied and directed TO take immediate measures for the
prompt payment Of the sick and uuded soldiers IN
the oonvalescent camps, hospitals and elsewhere so
that they may be fully paid within sixty days from
and alter The passage hereof.
Approved March 3, 1868.
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[PualIo REsoLurIoN--No. 19. |

JOINT RESOLUTION fixing the pay Of the Command
ant OF the navy yard at Mare Island, California.
Resolrod b tie Senate and House Of Representative Of
NE Uod dte' Of america ia Congress assembled, That
the pay Of the officer OF the navy assigned to the COM
mand OF the navy yard at Mare Island, California,
shall be the sea pay OF his grade.
Approved March 1893.
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VIM. III. LUCUS g. co

v--v,, I1uUtb3i0F8 70 ITaDuo q LuCuF.)
M/ nc VIII ntinue the Auction aud Commission
" Blu .nesa at the Old Stand of Trabuo q Luous,
no. ,3 Public square. We respectfully solicit CON,
signmeuts Of ~ discuptionof Merchnndiss, san.
nituro, GrooeHaaI otC, etc, 0tg
" Il. LuCI3
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49, 49,. NorfaM



Var fgpa r o. dry dock, and pumps, and genera, GO
pan, a.hfy I've thousand dollars.
HOSPITALS.
Boston.
Tor repoirs % hgsptd and grounds az Chelsea, two
thousand Eve hundred dollars
Nelo York
For reIairs and improvements repair and 10.
crrasc olapplratus in ahorltory and Tor ter portfy
aldiionsio hospital accommodations, twenty tHo
Philadelphiq Asyl,lm and Hospital.
For furniture and r. pairs; house cleaning aud white
washngj repairs t1 furnaces gratcs and ringes
gas and water rents enforcement at chapel and
grounds for Hhsaty asylum and Tor hos ptal and
rerair Of al ktads, tso thousand nine hundred dol
FOR support Vt b,roaciaries, thirty thousand dol.
ars.
Norton.
For hc support and repair 81 the naval hospital at
Norfolk for Die remainder Of the current fiscal year,
and for the years eighteen hundred and sixty thrc"
aud eighteen hundred and sixty -four, eighteen thou
Sand FIVE hundred dollars.
Mound City,
For supporting hospital, repairs, rent land furniture
al Mound CITY, Illinois, seventeen thousand hve hun
dfed dollars.
Mare Island, California
For commencing hospital, twenty five thousand dol
lars.
MAGAZINES.
Portsmouth, Ne,0 Hampshire.
For ordnance, timber-shed, ana store house for
howitzers, thirty one thousand Ave hunlrcd and
twenty-five dollars,
Boston.
Pcr repairs Of building and care Of grounds, two
thousand dollars,
For pay of superintendenls naval constructors
and an the civil establishment Of the several navy.
wards aud stations one hundred and six thousand
seven hundred aod eighty-iour dollars Propided
That hereafter toe salary OF the civil engineer az ne
Washington NAYS yard shall be two tltusand dollars
year and he salary Of the civil engineer Of the Bu
reau VI Yards and Docks shall be three thousand doll
lar3.
geueicg vi the United states Naval Academy, TWEEN
Is tour thousand eight hundred and eighty-one col
lars.
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NAVAL OBSERVATORY.


For the purchase Of nautical instruments, repairs
pf the ana of astronomical instruments, and for
the Purchase nautical books, maps and charts, and
for back and binding the same, twenty three thou.
For wages of instrument nakcr, Waterman, porter,
and Bb0rers for Keeping grounds IN order and re
pairs to huidng aud Enclosures FOR fuel, lights,
freight transpn alton, ana postage anu stationery
and in identa expenses twelve thousand dallars
For preparing Tor publication the American Nnu
cal lmannO, twenty thousand clint hundred and
Hfty.dollars
Zee. 3 And be IL further eiaciel, That thcre shah be
paid, ou Of any mon IN the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated the several cCrtih ates issued By the
accounting officers Of the Treasury Department to tho
tNiccrs, sailors, marines, and cews Of the Congress
and Cumberland, and other persons provided ior by
tht act Of Ap-i scroud, eighteen hundred aud sixty
two entlteu t An act a. provide Tor the equitable
qermolt Of the accounts of the Ollie RS aud crews Of
tho ifigate Ccuer IS ami other vessels.
section AId be 60 further enacted, That tho second
section Ct The uct ontt ed An act for The temporary
Drrplsc Of the navy, approved July twenty. oar,
eighteen und Cd and SIXTY one, shall be 50 construed
tlat The temporary appointments made, or which
may be made, o. acting assistant paynasiers aud act
ug clAigus, are here. y r.iiiied AID coutrmed as
temp rary acting appointments until The return Of
ttr vessels In whch they respectively employed,
untl the suppression Of the present Instruction,
az may be deemed necessary and the la'o Of com
peusatup allowed for the several grades specified Is
hereby legalized and approved
$40 4 Andbe a Ggil,r enacted, That tho Secretary
uf H. Navy be and ho is hereby authorl I 20 pur-
chase, in such manner as he sha deem cot advan-
fareous TO the Government the Hour r,!ui l for IA.
val use, add to have the br all for the navy baked
from this -four by special contract under naval in
specti0n.
Sec D. md be Il further endoted, That every assist
ant paymaster attached 20 a vessel of war shall be
allowed q clerk with the Compens alton and privileges
which would he given by law to the clerk Of pay
master Il attached To the same vessel Prorided,
That clerks shah not be above to piymasters or as
sstant pay masters la vessels having compliments Of
less than one hundred excepting in supply steamers
or storcships.
Sec g. And he further enGoted That the act 10 in.
crease sud regulate the pay Of the navy OF the Unit
States, approved June dTat, eighteen hundred and
sixty ue 80 construct 10 respoCs boatswans gun
ners carpenters aud samakers OF the navy as to al
low 10 those officers such OF pay difference
Of pay as they would be entitled TO had their sea
vice boen computed from the dates Of their appoint
ments or entry into the service in their respective
grades instead OF the date Of their warrants.
Approved, March 8, 1868.
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Keep 1t before tho People.

Union men Of Ohio ! Keep this extract
from the rebel Maury's late letter to the
London Times, before your people:
Z" YALLANDIGHAM WAITS AND
WATCHES OVER TIE BORDER, PLEDG-
BD-IF ELECTED GOVERNOR OF. THE
STATE OF OHIO TO ARRAY 1T
AGAINST LINCOLN AND THE WAR,
AND GO FOR PEACE" sss...
The latest news from the writer of this
paragraph, is that be is in command of the
pirate Georgia, and has burned the United
States ship Constitution off the island of
Trinidad.
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more.
MIR. WhnIeY,s RECORD.

The last Point Pleasant Register devotes
considerable space to showing up therecord
of Mr.. Whaley, member of the last Con-
gress and candidate for reelection. What
the Register says of Mr.. WIS. record istrue,
SO far as We have had the time to examine
it in the Congregational Globe. Mr.. whaley
has been great dodger and trimmet and
has very unmanly and iudefensible record.
A man who lodges vote is but poor
specimen of human being morally con-
sidered, and ought to have great offsetting
and compromising qualities of intellect to
be even tolerable in .he eyes of his con-
stituents. We presume that Mr.. whaley's
most immediate and enthusiastic admirers
make no pretensions of the latter sort in
his behalf. 1t seems to US that it ought tic
be an easy task for the people of the Third
District to find more suitable candidate
for their support than Mr.. whaley. They
are scarce of material, indeed, and much
to be sympathized with, if he is the bes
they have. A different class of men ar,
wanted in the next Congress.
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VEST VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
Senate
senate.
FRIDAY, September IL, 1863.

EblDAG1 OSpEGuO6E IL 40OSs
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. MAXWELL reported back, with amends
ments, the bill authorizing certain officers
TO use their private seals until provided
with official seals. The amendments were
adopted and the bill passed.
Mr.. BRowX reported back the bill for
the relief of VIM. H. Shaw with the recon-
mendation that it do not pass.
Mr. STEVENSON offered the following
Joint resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, By the Legislature of West
Virginia that we have heard with delight
the cheering news of the recent triumph of
our arms IN the South and Southwest; and
especially do we hail with Hnbouuded joy
the tidings of the deliverance of our suffer
ing loyal brethren of East Tennessee from
the despotism of the so.called Southern
Confederacy. We assure them of our SYM
pathy for their suffering, our pride in their
unconquerable devotion to their country,
and our determination TO co operate with
them in defending their liberties and in
sustaining the Government in its efforts to
crush out the accursed rebellion which has
desolated their homes and ours.
The House bill for the relief of s. s.
Lockney, Commissioner of the Revenue for
DHEUOuE SOuut41 was A0aA q SSSSA0
and referred
The House bill making an appropriation
for the Contingent expenses OF the public
officers, was read a third time and passed.
The bill for the relief of VIM. 81. Shaw,
Sheriff of Putnam county, was read third
time and tabled.
The House bill for the re- organization of
the militia was read second time and
variously amended.
On motion of Mr.. HUBBARD the bill was
laid upon the table.
"A message from the House by Mr.. VAN
WMKLE, announced the passage of a bill
comforting upon the Governor the powers
and duties of the Board of Public Works.
The bill was read second time by it's
title and referred.
Mr.. BRowH called up his resolution pro-
posing to raise a special Committee to
provide for, the auditing and payment of
claims against the Commonwealth.
The resolution was adopted.
On motion the Senate adjourned.