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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-01


CANDID ADMIssIoN.-ll Hon. John A. Col
Iins, Of Virginia, and by far the ablest man
Of his party in Nevada, is attempting to stir
up the "loyal' faithful Of Storey county by
his eloquence. In a speech, the other n ght,
over at Virginia, he made the following can
did, but, at least to him and his partisans,
gloomy admission:
"rhe other day went out in the morning
around this town, hopeful and confident and
| felt satisfied that we could carry the coun-
ty, when | carried around for signatures the
petition to Governor Nye, to convene the
Legislature in extra session, so registry
law might be passed to prevent frauds at the
ballot box, and Union men signed that petit
ton; but saw many men who told me that
they were good Union men, that they want
ed the Union preserved, but they would yote
the Democratic ticket. Not one nor half
dozen, but score or more; and fear to be,
leve that we already have men enough to
carry the election here. Let us work and
feel that though there is a large majority of
Union men in the county, yet through the
delusions Of the other party they may vote
against the Union ticket. We have a
mighty work to do, and must be in earnest.
We may decide the fate of the nation. The
chances are possible that Mcclellan may
carry States enough in the East to throw
Mr.. Lincoln out of the Presidential chair"
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-01

THE Presidents WAR-Nor The PEo
PLE's.-This war is now the Presidents wal
NOT the Peoples. The people want the
old Union-for this they gave their sons
for this the voice of amentation from homes
and firesides has gone up all over the land.
But Abraham Lincoln is not satisfied with
this. lie declares the war must 90 on until
States rights are surrendered, slavery aban,
doned, and the Southern people converted
to his peculiar ideas. The war is the Presi-
dents war TO secure freedom for the negro
is now carried on on his old idea, that the
Union cannot exist half slave-half free"
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-01

New SLAVE TRADE--In almost every one
of the recruiting and substitute brokers' of
fees such conversation as the following is OF
almost daily occurrence:
GentIeman-What is the price of a likely
young negro to day!
BroEer--From $500 to 5000, according
to the demand.
Gentleman--Coudy you furnish me with
three or four sound ones at any less price?
Broker--N o sir. There is demand for
all we have in Massachusetts, where we send
those that can't pass examination, and where
we can get larger prices.
CONTAMINATION soon could YOU Gil an
order for twenty or thirty negroes to fill the
quota OF our town, at say $3.50 each?
Broker--We can't take orders ahead. Tho
price is going up every day. We expect one
car load to morrow or next day, and we will
sell at the market price,
This talk savors of the slave mart; but it
is repeated in Buffalo every day. White
men bring in some instances, from $50 to
500 more than negroes. One man paid
1918 for Canadian yesterday. The mar.
ket is hucuating, but the tendency is up,
wards. Bu0alo Courier.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-01

WRINKLES LINES, CRow's- s-FEEr ETC.-To
remove these when presenting themselves,
prematurely, or when the results of severe
illness, as well as to ward them off at the
time of life when they may be expected to.
show themselves, several essential points.
must be observed. The face should be we'll
bathed in cold water every morning, winter
as we'll as summer, by means of sponge.
Curd, honey, or common yellow soap should
be- used in washing the face previous "a
bathing. The oftener cold water is applied
to the face the better. If any roughness Of
the skin ensues, little cold cream applied
at night will soon remove it. Then again,
as much exercise as can be conveniently
taken in the open air, every day, is to be
practiced. The diet must be generous but
wholesome. Plenty of substantial food
should be taken, with port-wine, or stout
porter. Vinegar pickles and other acids
must be avoided In addition to all the
above rules, it would be as well if regular
hours were observed, and heated places of
amusement seldom visited
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-01
A Vivid Republican Pictare of our Con
0itinn

Casper Butz, leading and brilliant Ger
man Radical, in the July number of the Ger
man Monthly, thus strongly depicts the con-
dition of the country. He says:
"This present condition cannot last for
ever. The war, dragging on without results,
but with hetacombs of human victims, must
finally exhaust the people, so that reaction
can suppress it, A reconstruction of the
shaking Republic must be accomplished
soon, before it is too late. Is either of the
two large old parties capable of etiectng t
The Republican party, based on the anti
slavery principle has ruled three years. We
can judge by its results. For thos, honest
men who cling to it as to AN old love and
from the fear Of the disunion party of the
North, we have all possible respect; but are
not all the ruling men of that party-the
Stewards Hallecks, Blairs, and the whole mob
of contractors and office holders-suhicien
to condemn it, not to speak of Mr.. Lincoln,
whom we have criticised before? Every de-
cent Republican hates and despises them,
and even the Baltimore Convention had the
courage to utter few words of censure
against these men. But they rule the party
Inc great fault OF the Republican party,
since it came to rule, and this is its condem
nation, is the fact that it has never had the
courage to tell the people the truth. At
every petty victory they prophecy the imme-
diate overthrow of the rebellion; and until
defeat can no longer be denied, it is called
victory in the Government dispatches The
Republican party plays no honest game with
the people. the good'natured, confding peo
pie, who have given into its hands the fate
of the country, and scarcel y dare now to de
mand an account of its stewardship, for fear
of hurting the good cause. The ruling Re.
publican party has no faith in the people, and
believe it must rule in true European dplo-
matte fashion. 1t endeavors, through its
organs, to introduce here the doctrine of the
Limited understanding of the common peo-
ple.' Knowing that it cannot satisfy the
people, it tries to confuse them, and in this
succeeds maryelously.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-01

JOSH BILLINGS ON REvENUE.-Vexashiu
questions under the eternal revenue law fire.,
quently transpire, what have finally been
settled up by me and the tax commission asl
SCISSORS.
Collectors will find the labor less heavy
by the tollern explanashuns which hav
karfulie prepared from the original ressipees
in my possession.
A-Spirits Of the just men made perfect,
don't cum within the whisky bill.
B-Spirts Of the damned are construed
the same as damnabe spirits, and must pay
the highest whisky rate.
C-The tax on "undressed poultry" is
doubled-the morals of the country seem TO.
require it.
D-Bolona sarsage made in part of a dore
and part OF red flannel must pa the dooty
Of flannel, also.
E-Awl tabaker, (uness the manufacturer
disbrimnates what IL new and what is old
chaws) is elevated so per cent.
F-Mlnisteis of the Gospel who don't dew
over $1,000 worth of bizness a year. are exe.
emted.
C-Assessors are cspeshila required tew
see that all men owning wheebarrows are
duly licensed
H-Enny man refusing to own wheel
barrow will be find $25 for the fusl offence
and $500 for the secund.
The dooty on Picnics and Camp meet.
ings and 4th Of July has been postponed for
the present--provided the speakers are loyal,
and the masheen run to continue Old Dabe,
President now and forever. Amen.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-01

and the Union which that Constitution
formed. (Appause.) participate in the
feelings of hope that have been alluded
to by the gentleman TINT preceded me.
believe that hope is well founded, and will
tell you how alone the desired result can be
brought about-and that is, by adhering to
the compromises our fathers made, adhering
to the Constitution also, as the ark of our
safety. Adhere rigidly to these compromi-
ses. Here, in the great city of New York.
is the very centre in which public opinion is
created.
Here is the centre from which combined ac'
tion goes forth. | appeal to you, therefore,
to do your duty by these compromises Of the
Constitution and the Union. | believe if we
adhere to these compacts and compromises
of the Constitution, and in which we are
passing under the shadow of the dark valley,
as well as in the brightness of midday pros
perity, in Gods good time peace shall again
be restored wounds shall be healed, widows
weeds shall be laid aside, orphans tears will
be dried, and new made graves shall be green;
and then believe that from this vast coun-
try our people will join in fraternal concord
in singing the anthem which has never been
equaIed since, on the Judean plains, on the
natal morn of the great Messiah, the angels
announced his coming-"Glory to God in
the highest; on earth peace and good will to.
ward men,"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-28

ga& Mnfa6runs sisisr StsQe faert Der sourier
alto fort: GO tpuntsrt uns. nab -nielsr trabrbaft
prrptstilhe Muslpruh nod ron siemanbsm a~nssfabrt
trrrben it, 81 umfast In Der Sbat Cen sinfahitsn
uns praftiIhfen glan our @siSbnuns unS sur gsis'
brteraeuuna eines freunclihsn ginrernsbmsns ;tri'
lhen ben f~reitsnnsn S6eilet.
Gin meeriasriser @afsnRiaRane batts ~unesSrsi'
felt bic ~fctsenesn @eiultate:
1. @r trarns tis sessnisitise fsinbIsliss St'n''
m,,ns tsidnftisen.
g. Ct tparbs bic Dem Urisen ~sinitissa Sntsrsi'
fen tpiebsr srpsGsn.
3. St mirss nas @sfaa1 sssenisi!tscr @cr;ssiIs
In Der Union sur @sltuna fcnt,sn l~aiisn, rno
4. Maree Ct hsn Siiben besreiFih maiden, Dap
bic ghaperei a~ussslstt Sat nno eab enrh Trsiiriai'
asn Gintritt in Elm s,pifss ssifsm Der Gmansiraticn
Bic shmisriatsiten Der g8isosrpsrsinisuns Srt'hsn
Glib ynb GcrS nm 8islsS r~srrinsert lnh. Scuts
asaen auss Gr,rarten cine ausen,eine Neiitmn1una am
Gnee bes gBahsnailfanbs fh fsisrlih uno entltie'
ben aesen bic Union auaiprehsn, tann fonnte Der
3risa INNER trieeer auf's gssue Beginner, ater in Der
3piihsnssit batte man 3sit ssbabt, ben Nt9runo ja
uneHen.
r@nm. b. @sb. Sierin irrt Der .Gcurtsr". Sisfe
@tete 1T kri 8ssinn ees 8rieses in Der Yrstls uno
i'm Gcnarsie pislfah citirt unS tcmtnentirt rcrosn,
4. g. In lsstersn, Ron Anbrsu Scbnifcn BON Sens
nei1ee. u. D. S.
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Sin @aTenfiQiau1.

Scr xScurier tes gtats unis", nas in 9sn Sort
er1heinenos fran6SfIhe 8latt, smffisblt Den NtIhlub
zines msbriabriasn @afsniiufanbss ale has sinaiss
MittsI, tas mad ieinsr Nnliht our @iensrberitsluns
Der Union fitren fDnne. &a Der b~etrsf1snoe @rtifsl
aismliass Nniistsn ssmadt uno Der .Gcurie.", ala
bas Mlunbfi9 9cuis Napplsons, %immerbin einise
Bsahtuns rerbient, 70 tbsilsn mir bisr bic Sauptltsls
len haraus nit.
Ser xGrurisr" ihrsi6t:
Sur Elm ginSisss lisBe ib nch periuhsn, sbs mir
III bielem t~rauri8en Gnt1hluifs ihreiten uno eislss
Gin,ise Iheint uns cine ebanee Slhdlthsn grfclSss
ar F4 III tabsn.
Sisiss Gin,iae 1T Elm @afenfiufans. Niht
etrpa Elm fur,sr @affsnRiufano BON trsnisenWchen,
Der in lntsrbanhlunssn ~strlprsn sinSs, User esrsn
Griclalo1afeit i'm Yoraus Nismanb einen 3srsitel
teaen fam, rctl oter einsu meeria1r;sen GSatT,ns
iiGHanb, nsiIen 9a15 Der status quo i'm Wicnsnte
isinss MtIhlu6ss mare uno Der fur Die 3ufunft tres
Der zen @uoen nod Den Ncresn tdnSs, uno ~iterbaupt
User ben 3utanb Der Sinss fsinsn %fcrmsden uno nss
f~nitipeu 8s1hluB fa6te. Gin folder Mafsnltiu'
faua pGre cine grt mcmentansr Srennuna, bel mels
der burh anaeridlihe 9sltimmuns nas princip un'
erleeist tliste, UNI nah attauf hislsr Belt stira Durh
anaemeine Oclfss Mtitimmnn8 srlsoiet III .reroen.
Sf,nbar mar bieles bic alniiat BON Sc9n Suinsp
Aoan,s, ale or tsi Dem finfsisiafriSsn @srfafunsss
SutilGum in Nstp. 0crt fclsenns aScrts lprah:
xNa6 uhloeltNe Sahp, Way 1uo Sl'' Is wv"
,uiammenbalt, III am Gnoe nidt eurh rnlere Gslsse,
}cnbsn turb unlsr Gsfi6l s~sfnipft. @snn ismals
Der unstadtiae Sag bsrsinbriat an ,rslasm bic s'
a%enfsitiss 2iste bss @Olfss bieisr Staatsn srlilat, an
relhem FER Self Der 8riosrlihfsit talter Glsid8il'
tiafeit msiHt, an REDEEM or Wireritrsit Der Snts'
rs7en Sas er3eust, an nieisma SaSetrerbsn bic Banns
Der polihi4sn GsmsiniAaft Msnfhsn niht LANCE
mebr psrtinbsn, Eel nensn Der Mlasnstismus ssmsins
i@aftliher Snteu1sn uao tuDblmcusnnsr Spmpatbisn
erlciAsn 1T.
Damn mare es rist tshsr far eas Dolt Der rsran
eiuiatsn @taatsn, HS frsunelhaitli9 iii trsnnen ali
,,ranasmei5e beilann,en 5u bteitsn. Damn mibtt
man uauf bic YrSesnsnsisn 3uridtrmtnen, bic fA in
Der Gppae Der annabms misrsr Contribution sutru'
aen, inbsm man bas BaMo, has feline Suiammsnbal'
tenne 8saft p%erlorsn, iriensr auFSst, I'm, ben setrsnn'
ten S6eilen @slsssnbsit ju Sstsn, fh mad Dem
Gslts rclitiiaer Grapitaticnsn euf's Nsus ~ orup'
ptren."
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0aS ueuc Milis9eIet.

9ie Ohio Electromagnetic, bic jstt fit buneertSa'
ae ins E.lb aerufen trire tritt inter Dem neuen Mi'
ii,as(ste ins 2eten. sc 1T eaber RON dussrifer MiA'
tiafsit, na6 tiss Gsisk iofort untsr benz @olfe psr'
trsitet rperben icuts. Mir haten aaes aneere Eel eeits
asasut, I'M, elmer rcrfdnbisen unS icrsfaltiasn uss
b~eriebuns bee @siskes i'm bsutissn @latte @aum III
maiden unb GO 1T rcbl faum nSttia, bic Nufmert'
famfsit unlerer 2eisr auf lies Mftenifiif 5u perreiisn.
sc 1T fit ieeen 8arssr Dbio's ron br9em Sntershe.
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~1eneraI.Srbre $40. 10.


Sic @eaimenter , 9atai1cns rnb unabbdnsissn
Snfanteris @cmpasnisn Der Stationed > @aree ron
Dtic fnb bisrmit fir sinen 3eitraum bon buneert
Saaen (renn niht friter entlaRen) in actipsn Sisnft
tecreert. @ie trere.n Bon Der 9'ssisruns Ger @srein.
@taaten %esflsibst, tsruhnst equipirt transpcrtirt
unb teaatlt. 9isie SrsaniIaticnen trsrten fb IN
nGhR rdEenesn Srtsn in ibren te;islidsn @ountiss
e~infineen /; Der @srlammlunescrt iou rom ecmmans
hirenben Sffsisr %tsitimmt ireroen uno .psnn tbun'
Iih. an elmer Giisntabnlinie Iissen. sc fat etsier
Sif,ier am Mcntas, ZEN 2. Mai 1864, mittslit See
I.arart an tisfes Sauptquartis Els 4 utr @ahmit'
tass bic 3abl nsr anmsisncsn , tienitersitn 9eute
einluteriHttn. Sic ghneai8fsit, ,rcmit alsn Gins
rufsn I'm, Bic militGriidsn gtrsitfrdfte he5 staatss
tisbsr sntiprrasn murbe, tistet bic faerae @suatrs
Isiauna fir Elm rrcmptss G;nfncsn Der 9aticnals
aa,ne aur tsRimmtsn 3sit. llnisrs @rmssn i'm Tslne
tertiten fb ~ einem sn.ihsinenren gdlass rrr unS
Bic BIraers gcleatsn msrcen Den @ubm Der tsDnens
BEN @iese hss Sslbsusss ttsilsn inhsm is unisrs
Getuansns @eaimtnter rem Ycaen' uno @aniicnss
hienf otlSlen, namit hsie Die Sbatfraft hss &ris8ss
fbauplasss psritarfsn.
@plumtue, BEN rs. grril 1864.
9Iuf Srnre tes 9oursrnsurS
g. st. Grmen,
@ensralzN ejutant ron Sbic.
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Scr @efbDte-
Columbus, Sen q. Mprit 1854.
OemofratiiheS Stats Sifet.

SIR Gtaats. SetretGr,
WtIIiam SO. Mrm rrns.
Gnprer,e- Hi6ter,
(Sar ZEN rpnen 1ernin.)
YbtIabeIpb 8an Srump.
(5Ir tte 0atansen.)
Mahtas s. @bttelep,
MIeranber g. 8crs.
General. Mntpat,
2pman 81. GritAftelb.
@pmstrpler tts Sdabantes,
WtlItam g. g. grenttss.
@1ul.g pmnidar,
MIeranber g. st a ep.
gebBrte ter rfentlidea @erte,
(gar ZEN spuen Germin.)
@tlIiam &armtll.
(5ar BE 9afans.)
GbarIes 8SieL
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-28

- bisrmit isnrlid, Dap ia niemals Irsimia's ssansn ssSs" DC
@'sreinissn Staatsn sstrassn tats, lsit ib Gin SntSsr ostls'esh ss"s
len lin eas id nismals frsipiuis irsnb mslteu 4uionsn, wslts 'n'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-28
@enerals Gaupts Suartisr BEG Gtaates Sbic,
Sffes nss @snsrals 9bjutantsn,

SpluHcuc, %c' <ftt AOo4.
(@snerals Sreer SO. 11)
1. Menn bic gsationalsatb. In aetipsn 0isnf
bscrbert trire, 70 iinb ATE Sslssrupbiitsn, Gii.nbubn'
MaihiniRsn, 3usfitrr, Bsamte, S%susrlsute unp
GRANDMOTHER, msIhe an @eaisrunsss cher Stauts,
Nrteit.n fir Militairs 3srsde tsihdftiet lnS, nnb
ale 9amrftcot. Nlaiainiiien uno l~iesni1rte 4ilotsn
Der @sbrfHiht enttobsn uno ss ntro isnsn niht ses
faattst, in ireeno irelher Gcmra9nis Der Naticnal'
Garne in aetipsn Sisnf ;a treten.
q. @snn Elm &soimsnt, BataiQcn rber cine uns
atbansiss @cnraanie Fer Maticnal>G aroe in aeti'
Rem Oisnf e%intsrufsn mirs, 70 nub jsoss 0Ritsliso
harcn Fh prompt teir ansessbsnsn Ginfelunsscrte
nelcsn pesr s~stpartis isin, als Dsiertsrr tsbancslt
III mensn; ss 1T jsbch jsesr lntsrcffiisr Deer Scls
Bat hss Gisnftes unter Gem ctihmstsneem @ufrufs
sntbctsn, renn er teim @inisuunSacrte sur %tsaimns
en- Belt hss 9lufrufsS einsn annstmtarsn griasmann
i1sut. Gin iolAer @initsbsr ica MIR fir Dem j3eitraum
Der ctih,rstennen aetiren @ebrrfiht bisnsn. Oa'
NIT 1T nsrislts jsnra nidt ron Der 2atluns Der M6s
IDiunseiumms tsfreit, ME fe in s 4 Der Aste Der Srs
sanilaticn unh Giseiplin Der Dtlij BON Stic, ses
nsbmist am 81. Mdr; 1864, tsittmmt 1T AUDI IcQ
hiss niht 10 seosutet treroen, ale erlrie es ben eurA
ben Ginifeber @ertrstsnsn BON Der 4Fiht ssSen feline
@ompasnie.
glnf Srher hes @purernsurs:
g. 81. Gpmen,
@entrals Moiutant ron Sbic.
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ebot
berNattpuaIzS a Rs y . SbtD.
Vur tunbert Saae.

Wur tunpert Sa8e
Ser @sneral. Nejutant Ron Sbic fat, aut 8efe9l
hss @purerneurs, am Montas Mcrsen bic fclssnns
ridtias O,tinan3 ulaiIsn, melHs bic Nationals
@arbe unferes @taatsa fit 100 Sage unter bic Mafs
fen ruff. Sic .gsationalsaros" bsiebt aus Den 'cse'
rannten unatbdnsiam @rmpasnien unS mad Dem 10
stsn reSfmtlihtsn 9eriht nes GeneralsN eiutanten
;atl.n eieie unattGnsissn 9cmpaanien in Stic 43s,
OOO Mann. Ser Gcursrneur ron Snbiana Fat eleihs
,sitia eiusn Mufruf fir 10000 Sreiuiuiae erlu1sn ;
sr laat in ieinsr grcflamation, baB bic @cuperneure
ron Stic, Suinc;s, So,ra, @isecniin unb Snoiana
Der @eaisruns $50 0 Wfann fir 100 Sage aneetcs
ten baten bon tisisn $4,000 Mann fSnuen fiber
niht 43, 600 Mlann auf Sbip fcmmsn.
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f~snbIdiosr abTdt sessn bisisl6sn inter ssaHsa tauSsn, ollie, Inter.
fGeuna, Stats psr G%rmutbiauns %anasceiten ltB b6 ia niemals
unter iraenb, rclhsr DEN Der. Staaten tsinffslssn Anttcrtat ODER ror'
astliten Nuttcritit elm @mt seiuht ODER anssncmaen, ccr Die 5nnf'
ticnsn zines icttsn aussuIbsn rsriuht babe; Dap ID niemals traenS
melAsr ~rcrssttihsn Stssieruns. Int6oitat. Wlatt Dosr Sontitnticn
insr6al6 Ter 0srstnistsn Staaten, mslbs osndben fsincisl1 lit, fret-
riuis llntsrtisums setsHfst base; naB ih Der @sahrun1 Der 9sut'
niaten Gtaatsn msinsn Siberian une mtine lntst6ansnpHibt Sntonl'
men laiisn uno sidslts ssssn aas duDsts nno inners Tsinos rsrtpsei'
osn miG; Dap hb ons @srpHihunS treipiai9 auF mid nsams, obne IT'S
Ssup ns(ten innerlitsn Sti6halt cher Nstenablht 10 9efe.nir 1rts
9elhpcrsn us untsrSeibnst rrr mir, fmts an, - lag ees
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SermunmunA pCet UHtHVs tHtW hber S"N"S'" W. '~N
eunasaiae, rsr NIT G5srsbrsn, gsafsn cesr anbsrsn 9sratblhaIsn'
bic Sos @sIss uibt rcrlarstt, per Gle earaui tsrsdnst Rne, SpaB III
ersasn psr bic oreentlide ub friseliGe 9hihtnhiluns Der inter gsaf'
fen gtstsnesn III untsrbrsdsu, tsi elmer 4arars chsr in einsm Eager s'
ldsint, fed elmer grafs Ron nht msbr als TinIuncspanb5 nop
msnissr ais flint Dollars auaSsitst isin, Die nas tsrt1snps a's8a8srs1'
anSulessn bat.
gss. IA. GO ica bic GFbt ess Communicates elmer isosn eon'
paanie unb 8ausrte isn, innerbatb sebu SaSsn MAD ieesm Gage enss
Sma sislss G5sGs pcrasiAnstsnsn Gcmpa sniss 0Fuferuns, cine gu'
Iamnluna Der Sifisrs nsrialbsn ~ berufsn, UNI cine Sits Der StrarTals
liaen an,ufsrtiaen, osnieltsu its Srasn ansuIsesn. nne tsionosrs Bic
onaeIsstsn Gtrafsn BARN III tenretfsn tn mslher elite cine, ron stnsns
iotasn gsmmancantsn tsstautiss Ntihrih Dem ndaRsn untsrluhnnsSs
Gsribt eB 9sainsnts ODER 9atailcns, Su mslfsn bic Soahte ecms
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29
THJRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


senate.
WASHINGTON, April 2s, 1864.
srrn Kknxr or NEW YORK rypiAs CLAIMS.
Mr. CLARK (rcp) OF N. H. President OF the Senate pro
ts submitted letter from The Secretary Of the INTERIOR
recommending the appropriation Of 1870 TO adjust cet
Element Of the claims Of the Orchard party and First
Christian party Of Oneida Indians 10 New York.
MAKING PAPER our oy CORN HrsKs AND LEAVES.
Mr. sPRAGuE, (rep) Of r. L. presented the memorial Of
our Consul At Vienna, recommending the purchase by
the United states Of the invention OF Dr. Amer supern
eedon OF the imperial paper mills and printing establish
meut OF Austria 10 make paper and linen out Of
husks and leaves. Referred 70 the Agricultural CON-
mittee. -
ADVERSE nsroHrs OF IN. ocssnrrxs on CONVERGE
Mr. CHANDLER, (rcp.) OF Mich, from the COMMITTEES on
Commerce. reported adversely on various bills, resou
tions and memorials, and among them the memorial OF
the convention OF commercial Of Ohio valley held at
Louisville praying for the Improvement BY Congress Of
the navigation Of the Ohio river.
HoSoRABls DISCHARGES roR NAVAL coAIHsAvERs AND FIRE
MEN.
On motion Of Mr. HALs (rep Of n. H., the bill 70 pro:
1rcmen IN the navy vas taken up and passed.
RniH or NAVY YARD cLKREs, ETC.
The bill for the relief OF clerks In the Kittery end
Philadelphia Navy Yards was ass passed.
The Joint resolution from the House for the classified
ton OF the clerks Of paymasers In the navy, and gsd
atpg their pay, also passed.
THE VIRGINIA JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
MI TEE EYCx, (rep.) Of N. j., called up the bill TO
change and define the boundaries OF the Judicial districts
Of West and East Virginia, ana il was passed.
ADOPTION or THE Bousn RESOLUTION ncRRAryo rApYp
Finance reported with amendments the Joint resolution
from tho House 70 increase for sixty days. the present
duties Of foreign imports City per centnm, excepting
tho present rates OF duty 10 thirty and one third
per centum and exempt goods in bond or transit and
sH4e out the clause e9psipg unezed pspsr prsd cJ