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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

cellars up-oan, awaiting removal.
Fred L.lccf. Ire snd. btiosr' y nipby ireland
Be l,.Id haze II, aud Wa. CoTi.l. Ireland
John McH-nry, ifrisnd VIM ton~',, 10 yceI old.
h chad Lsymsu Iiei-ad New ron
n nn,pnv lie aud Peter QuiuB, lIoiaud
Jane Bar, 10 ,esI- CID, n NJ AMOR, ItelsDd.
at oiaJULty. Ireland Btodoric, Ireland
IN, G.ryry II,I.nd Ii MeMsLon, ir,.sad
NJ. hJaohOe he!aud .ss Hush"' ie.ehi
Pat s,ey hsTy A. CxfmoGy.
-, C,.a.y ireland. Ga4g~t BafY, IL. and.
NJ ,.ay Ifela ~. II. kyan. le,aDd
i H.nns.ey ireland H., BE .ntgsn Ireland
81. % DlirL iriHLd - -Nh'. q, '-"'-
y h,l.ly LELAND Geo Nr.ntns, In, and.
J. Reilly. Ireland. y" iiE - fe"no
l. hufphy, LELAND. /. rom I,ton feab'. .
T. Hsek. yesnso Old. \. y J.. tMioi. IL ye"' odd N T.
Linn t.lio II y.sV +. y. Pa alb .g@n, Ire and.
Geo. Mier, Os ..ispJ. fa. p.iVey iI'sho
A gcuu,ial q. .u.s,y Pat UDouDsl. Ireland
4. Au,doon Ireland 1nD' 6iOsoh ireland -
Y McD.Imot lr.l..d kiy Marshall. o yeats "a. NY.
T. fsbsch ~ yTs Old. n. \. Ios, EO' sen orinabJ
Valentine lie Tin Osin4aLy. I'd hueAhbiI- Oo'uiahy
Nm. Mar, ireland. j. I'm Nstob Leland
Owen Il nsan, ifssld. D. Banet tnfiihd
Hssh tieIgl, LELAND W.. II. lLOMysoh. Ireland
H. Murphy, Ireland. Metthiss AnS-JoTon, Oefm'y
" iii-ni CoisOL. Ireland Elcn I'm cAiIc.
jeremiah lfscyi Ireland. Jsu.s Hard, Ireland
Richard " eisH Inlaad Coiof-d Man Bhair IN known
is.T,Bcr IuAhil sbsIn Iepd.N CoOler Wli America
Vim. CODnoly, Ireland Wai. h. .nLsfY. T. .sDd
Mouis LOckaiaB Germany. Copfed siag
Peter Farrell lfoisEd Hush Mani lio4snt
Boy uaknown - year Ar Unknown MsI ih ~ No
Vi acc. 90 ihnd suse
Coiofod MAJ, uLtno"D.
THE ROBBERY OF BROOKS, BROTHERS, CLOTH
ING STcIE.
The parties arrested on Inurscay. al Cs,harine
Ferry. viii goods in their losreet'on, eupposeo 10
bs stolen at the sackiLg OF RiJo-s, rcthcrs' clotL-
irs store. were arr1yod Lefore Ju.tico Perry Oh
Saturday. .-,c
~. Iames Of the accused ere i,ichord L. BGden-
sbay ElilnbetL AIeDer, Author Smith n BOY, aud
TLon.s Smith. Arlicies amounting III value 70 -
were 'ound IL possession OF Baden0Luy. Tue good'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

CoRKrcrIoS.-The lo-, of Mr.. jared V. Peck from the
rioters IL the ctns Of his house No ~ Fast Thirty third
street va. ,ss sJseO instead oftbe amount reported BY
the Fire Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

The folio wing is H., OF pefsous killed in the late
rio,p FIR whoee buried certificates nave tcen Oh
tanned. TIE une nuu1er OF thoee who fell victims
tns, never tranrpirc. The fery men "a. toe Twenty
In,ri and Tenlhftreet FeInes, EatuTdey, ci4cOv-
cros,ing those ferfies and forthwith compelled them
10 turn Jsck tie Company being liable for iiue Of
81 600 Tor conveying any corpse Der 70 tie ferry
without permit. They had no suspicion Of the
ma 81 before, and consequently nn impossible TO
tell bow many bodies had been smugslcc over IL
Ina ,.ai or ui.d buried IN ditchcs ia CaIv rs
Cemetery. We Yesterday heard estimates made
that between 80 ana aOO were XII, d, ADD II IL
thought many boGits in boxer are .tiH concealed 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

we're dentf-e by the foreman OF the establishment.
SIR Jacob N. Posi-, ard tie sccused was committed
10 await the action of Ii. Grsnd Jury on the chsrge
Of grand larceny. The woman ArcLer Lad stolen
,oate,i iog 40 costs valued at SIS She va, SEN
t,uc.d 10 the Pe'ieniisry for six months. Anthony
Sulih wa, e schar,cj acco nl Of his youth; and
the good. Ia Inorss Smiths possefsion beng
claime- As b's own, and rot bavipg been Identified
- stolen property he s'.o wau discharged.
INPLAMMATORY FOSTERS.
Tho curbsione, and fences shout the city were
covered til poseIs Yesterday bearing the inscrip-
ion in large l,ters, "Sam Drtanize' No Ole
appeared 10 know siy thirp ato.t tie %! iect
SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDY.
Superintendent Kennedy was at Police Head
luare4s hi, corning; wh the ceT'ion OF cloud
under che Of lis eyes, be wac lacking IS well as
usual aud il about ready for actiy, service again.
GENERAL ORDERS.
EEADSr 4KIrts DFr.R1sE.r OF THE EAST,
NV .oE, CITY, jos IL, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS No Ella conformity with
nom "a. Secretary Of War Bhs Gen h Il ). Candy
y - Vo'.. WI Ge,.vs Lroyet bts-Oru Hliyry Blow3.
H. Army Of tie city aud Habor Of New
Iorh.
frg Gen Cspby having arrived Rrevet Bris Gen Brown,
will .try tie General hi. Dsnd
CAPT L. T. fi,i- A,,i Atjutsnt-Oersral - hereby
deieiied for duty wi.h BneGe C-nbyi TO whom DC "s
at Cncs report for o ders
BY command Of Msjor.G.n, wooL.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28
lPrs4o-So 81

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28
rPrsuo-No 81


AN ACT 70 facilitate the tscatrge o. disabled soldiers
Iron "a army, anu iae inspection o. coav4lesceat
camps All hosuials
% ga I'd y ~ Ss11ts ~ H,sc q Representatives.
q ~ tHIei S1la q Arsricd n Coryress assembled
Aatt tasre SAL b. st ie % ID present. n tca cors
= .1s my eishi n iicl. ils t'rs shall nns
10y Al Ia PISS lss q this act, be appointed BY the
Ies.snt y All WIKI tls aivice All consent OF the
N'1'-' rsssr1 % tlsir rank whel 50 Sc ectsd
49, s''s fes ~ u Indications. lai who shall have
IA pay, al en- ll1n-lts now authorized 5y law
% ol1c-fs % tllt grade
~ An4 . q f4resr -1cctsi. That the officers OF
- "a 'lical Inspector lepartm m shall be charged 10
$3.50 - tae duties now ssssael 10 thtm bv existing
~, VIA t1- duty of n .Silg regular frequent IN
s1ssl'as O. AZ msittry general h1sqtls and GONZALES
sslt camps Al Sd al 91a each lch ction gnate
- We slrg 'oa N charge % sch hospitals or camps al
so1isFs wao y be. th.ir op nioa O. subi.cts TO-
SscaAsi from n ssrvlcs, Surgeons certd-afe Of
sstoiiiy, or shcienty recovered 10 be returned 70
lei esn ats Tor luty. 81 ID that slch soldiers
- eis-AfSel or 50 rctlrlet An the medical tusuec-
ios oue-rs are hereby empHw red nnier such rrsia-
-s a ~ De hereafter cst4b ishei direct the re-
80 - ATTY Or the dischsrS from service as the cas-
II o. OF Al Soliisrs iesig atet BY them
Approved December .I,o2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28

LAWS OF The JSIrED STATES
Passed at the rhird ses'io" OF the Tnir''
sev-nSn Congress.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28

4 HAN thl SALE In uufsIluce N
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t1a co--tF Q l---1l l. lla-ce-E IA e ~ -te g.
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parcel I l-1 TIE - L4-f NJ t-- g.
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GE' -szsoys. So-l-.i9r foE Co7pi.
1855
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28

=. q Words ae sometimes golden and some.
times bEazen; and 50 is silence.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28

44s Il -iing o. the Comn.ss
I'll IS l-l-1y pOz-5Jl-- III.
u February, 1907 ~ t-e SAN :
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

Agents for the Standard.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
to receive and receipt fox money due on eubscrip-
ton to the STANDARD:
l.. L. FIsnEn, San Francisco, Cal.
Tmos. BoYCE, san Francisco, Cal.
G.. " JoSEs, Vancouver, W. r.;
ALIEN. :. .,BEENETHY, Oak Point;
Il. d. lIARRISGroN, Monticello;
joins WEBSTER, Port Madison;
Henry {. WILSON, Tcckaet;
MARsu.iL BLlyN, ScabcCk.
Ias,y-Moncy can be sent through the mails at
our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

THE OREGON TELEGRAPH.-The Times
says that the poles have been set from Van
couver to Yreka. The line will cross the
willamette river at Milwaukee, and come
down the left bank Of the river. The wire
will probably be stretched by March.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

TOBACCO CrtruEE.-The Marysville Ap-
peal says that three parties in Sonoma county
CAL, have successfully raised twenty-six
acres of tobacco, the average yield Of which
was l,,1OO pounds per acre.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10
THURSDAY, Jan. Sth.
IN .COENCJL.

Council met-President Simms in the chair.
After the usual morning business, the substi-
tute memorial in reference to the sale Of the
timber lands in Washington Territory, was
taken up, read three times and passed.
Mr.. Bledso reported favorably to Council
bill 81, and recommended its passage. Bill
taken up. read third time and passed.
[NoTs-The Council bills are only noted on
the minutes Of the Clerk by numbers, the
titles are not given, hence tue reports
which we condense through his kindness and
courtesy, are given by numbers. When the
Council bills come up for consideration in
the House, we give their titles and pro-
visions: in this we hope no slight or in
justice will be considered by any member
Of the Council; our object being to avoid a
reiteration of matter that is irrelevant, 90
for as concerns its interest, to the public
REP.]
House memorial substitute, in reference to
the let Regiment Of Infantry, w. T. Volun-
teers. was taken up, read three times and
passed.
An act to authorize Sanford Owens and
others to construct ferry across Payette riv.
er, was taken up read third time and passed.
An act to authorize j. H. Anderson and his
associates to construct a ferry across Boise
river, at the upper crossing Of 1862. read 3
times and passed.
Mr.. Bledso introduced bill for an act to
authorize Thatcher and others, to construct q
bridge across. Payette river. Read twice
and referred to committee on Corporations.
House bill, an act to legalize the acts Of the
county commissioners Of Nsx Perez county
Read twice and referred to the delegation.
Mr.. Moore-a bill for an act to define the
jurisdiction of the district court in Boise
county. Read three times and passed.
Mr.. Bledso-a bill for an act to authorize A.
Galloway to establish ferry across Snake
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

u Nearly three thousand dollars have
been subscribed TO the L. S. Sanitary Fund
by the people of Honolulu, s. I.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

- The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has intimated that tho public lands
now surveyed in this Territory, will shortly
be offered for sale.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

~ The Times says that the Oregon Steam
Navigation Co., will soon have constructed
telegraph line from Dalles to Cello, dis
tancc of l3i miles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

~ A correspondent, signing himself
"Mudsill," in the Time, of last week, INDUCES
in several dirty filings at Olympia and her
people. 1t is surprising to many that such
an unjust article should find its way into the
Times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

BAD RoADs.-Thc road between this place
and Monticello is represented to be in bad
condition. The mails lave on several occa.
sions arrived quite wet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

" An association has been formed ii
Portland for the establishment OF public Ii
brayv and rcadu~-room.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

e The Orcgonian says that the snow
was eighteen inches deep at the Dallcs on
Wednesday last.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

CoRREcTIoN.-The Oregonian Of last week
in referring to the Union resolutions adopted
on the 24d ult, says that Messrs. Potter. Flet-
cher, Longmyrc aud Perrin, opposed them as
unnecessary" The fact is, the above-named
gentlemen voted to lay the resolution on the
table to be printed, so that amendments could
he made, if thought necessary. We hope the
Orrgonian will correct the impression it has
doubtless created affecting the loyalty of the
gentlemen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-10

CoRoNER's INauEsT.-An inquest was
held on the body Of b. +. Kendall, Esq, de.
ceased, on Wednesday evening, tho 9TH inst
After hearing tho testimony in the case, the
jury returned the following verdict:
1--WE, the undersigned, the jury summoned
to hold an inquest on the body Of B. +. Ken
dali, deceased, do find that the deceased came
to his death on the 9TH day of January, A.
ID. 1868, between the hours Of IL and IL 4. NJ,
by pistol shot, fired by Horace Howe. Jr.
S. ID. RuDDELL, JIG. BLANKENsHIP.
II. A. JUDsON, CHAs. Il. WEED.
IL. ID. Cock, j. Il. HEAD"
We omit the testimony given in the case,
preferring to publish that taken before the
committing magistrate, in our next issue.
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lllEEl !:

Suddenly. in this place, on Wednesday. Janua
ry 1lh 1863, y. I. KENDALL, formerly of Bethel
Maine. aged "a years, and late editor OF the Or.'
land Press.
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and passed.
An act to authorize J. II. Hermance to
construct forty across the Columbia river.
passed.
An act to authorize ]. G. Dennis and A. B.
Rabbeson to establish ferry across the out.
let Of Lake Chelan, passed.
An act to amend an act to incorporate the
Nisqually Road Company. Referred back to
committee with instructions.
An act to authorize j. T. Hicklin to estab.
lish ferry across the Yakima river. passed.
An act to provide for the safe keeping and
medical treatment Of the Insane Of the Terri.
tory. passed.
An act in relation to the county revenue Of
Claim county, passed.
Council bill. an oct to amend an act to in.
corporate the Columbia river Transportation
Company. was taken up for second reading
Quite lengthy and animated debate ensusd
on tho bill. in which Messrs. Ferguson, On.
Bagley. Potter. Fletcher, Griswold and others
participated.
Mr.. Ferguson moved to refer tho bill to
the committee on Corporations; he charac.
terixed tue bill a. id swindling operation.
He hoped some gentleman would furnish the
House with list Of the Incorporators, a. no
was prepared 10 show that they nearly al
lived in, aud were citizens Of the State Of Or.
egon. That the bill was gotten mp for tho
express purpose Of black mailing the eommu'
nifty.
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Company, and the Cascades Railroad C0mpa-
ny, but as they were &c pavte statements, we
omit them.
The bill was finally read second time.
and referred to Mr.. Bagley for the purpose Of
having it printed with all possible dispatch, SO
that members might see what they pere vot-
ing on, and if there was "nigger in the
fence" they might then discover him.
On motion Of Mr.. Yantis, the House ad-
iourned till tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9TH.
IN COUNCIL.
Council met-presidelit Simms in the
chair.
Mr.. McFadden, from the Judiciary COM
mittee, reported favorably to the passage Of
Council bill No. 90. Read three times and
passed.
He also gave notice of a bill for tan act to
repeal All act to incorporate the Cascade Rail-
road Co.
The committee on memorials reported un-
favorably to the passage of House memorial
in relation to the sale of timber lands in w.
Il. On motion Of Mr.. Clark, the committee
were instructed to report substitute memo
rial
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Moore-an act to create and organ
izc the county Of Boise.
Bules suspended, read three time and
passed; ayes 6, nays 3. Messrs. McFadden,
Shaw and Webster. opposing the measure.
Mr.. Moore, from the select committee to
whom was referred the communication Of Mr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-04

debtors. or sareties, TO a. amount greater than
three ffths Of the capital STOCK pail a. The
shares 81, Be 800 each; no siockho'd-r can
sel or transfer sai.e he Is liable Tor a., deb, o.
the association. nor receive any dividend. Inter-
e,t or profit ~hle such liability c0a.ira-s. TIE
saHie sc uriiy. both IL kind al 4no-af. -aaa be
required OF -hireho'ier- a. @; other persons y
bank shall pascrase or hold i,s oNu s,oes or the
stock Of ans Other company. uai-ss ia case o.
forfeiture 10 p event loss upon d-o,s
Fvery such bank stai. Be managed by from
I've - zine Directors, each TO be a Ct zen a-d
resident IN the safe one year, aad oau a. .-s-
one per cest. OF roe capital STOCK Up TO ESQ bon
lrei thousand dollars. one ha.f per c-ai IS ovrt
shst Every baak -1al a'Eavs have on hand
20 ia-ful money. A. east tWenfy Eve per cen- %
re outstanding notc- and deposits They shall
not hspothscate notes u procure poaey - b-
pad lu on tneir o~n capita s-oc.. or I'D Be-,
other banking operations No bank shall per-
lit dividends or ioa.s TO stockholders f1r mo-~
t,sn Il mon'hs. Il losses a. az um- exceed
profits or had, no diyidrad shall br made. a.
10 dividend shall De mads grea er tnaa the n'i
PROFITS on hard deduc'ig losses and Bad deo.s
SEMI arnua dividends may be- declared. a. Oh,
directors may judge expedleut TIE oa- Is as,
t,ke, ia advance, discount on notes, bills Ct X
change &, ar the current established rates B.,
the laws IF the several States takug hishe'
interest ior'ets the debt. There are elaborat,
equations regarding the business OF exchange
S-vere penalties are provided for ~ -coaduc, or
the part OF the banks, their officers. a. Tn
Svere AIRY may use these banks A. repositories o
+ public moneys, except for customs.
/ Legal proceedings under the ACT are 10 be Oh
rscted by the solicitor Of the Treasury. Piovis
Oh IS made against mutilation and coputerieigin.
Of notes Aud lastly the Comptroller Of ta
Currency Is TO make a full report, annually, Cd
Congress, OF the condition Of each Of these baus
and associations