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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
Oas io8enaRnte Wfatne 3tquur
Qum

lofst felt elmer Rstbs oon Sabrsu pte Elm
Zip auf unlsrsm Staa,s. ouf rt6en Sn'
cuilrte, esGsn 6auesl unp p.den Brsiteii.
| Gs .euibdlt cine unm dnbip pfsitssrtIdruns
,es 0olfss, pte tsin frsisr Wann f@ g.
tausu Io0sn oa.t uno bs(&rduh ris pr:
l5uItde Jrsttstt psS Snetutcuums In 10
abfurpsr uno lddsrlidsr Dstls. cae 70
pon porn .bsrstn als nt@,te srf&etutn
mub. Glr .tue 6anrluna. rur& ete tsins
critic ,ge(on perleBt nitro, fanH Niemnnr
csu @slrb osranlwarlIih ietn. uno @s
lege unp Majori'dtsbsi9ldfTs fonnsn 70
wrntY TUT 3urtvtruum ourf@rttttn. true-
ss trinttu. ols pas 60 sGen oa.f. Rdum'
man Der Maioyitdt has :Rsbt sin. oie In
ciuipueue Greibth pss 8lrpers in lol&s,
unp dbnli&u Dst{s ~ bsttrdn'sn. 10 til
uatsr un(erer rspublitantlasu 0rfofunQ
pie MinoNIdt, est untrt'd0ltdf1.n BId
flbr uno Gyraunst prets as8stss. Aun
uinas bttt pns IN He1e ftsbsnct probtbt'tp'
qs(fB Die p.r(5nli&s Grtib.it In ritter
Dt,ie niat rtrstt ouf, wotl atn Ibu'
ss ioldsa tnpfr:ett~Ano oos 1u
1bun IN 1ein 3wed.
Go abfure eaS 1iqueraefsB To; 10 un
con1iIulionsu Aif es;:-~ uneon(tttuttonru
idon osbbalb, NEIL 70 ab(uto IT.. 5an
csls> unp @swerbf1eibstt gstlbrsn Dem
/ 0oie In unumfdrdas,sRtr Wstfe,,' In 70
fern Oct Gone,e6 ntd, b:ionenr Mortf
colionen bat eintrsten lo0sn uni btilimmI
ris Gorffitutton esr Br. Stoaisn aus
rrldiit-stu mol. eae DE NukdbIunb AZ
rp10sr Nsdle cs6 Bolts ntdt 10 aeosuleI
msrosn rlrfs. ole eeblbr,en rte ni&t as~
nanntsn natlrli6sn Nthte Gem Dolte nt&'
i'm pounsn Wabs. uno fobann. ra6 fein
Staat @:feBe erlcHsn rarf. rsI9s tn Wi
crlpru6 nit ben BON Der Ser. Staalen
@onllitutfon aarantirten Ne&ten ft'bsn.
Das 1ruurioffe. wsntalsns G0blbar{ts
an r.r Sads 1T. tob ets Yiquerae(tbe un.
i'rem Staote unaebsu1sn matertsQen Na&'
tbsil brtneen. Ste befdrdnfsn ni@t nur
pie @smerbtbdnefsil Be- @ulfss. fonrtrn
nsbmen unlsrsm 9onpbau rsn 6etmmarfi
uno rrlden cts prstis unisrr 0anpsspro
cutie gum 0oubsil onte1rr S.catsn nts.
ru. uniers Garmer mdi{.n sinsn aroeen
lb,tl ibrer jdbrltden Grnrte an Gradt'
fo0en btsab!en. wdbrsno AnIsauna bon
DiniQsrien iDnen pts auswdrtt9eu preife
au1 ren 6simr1arft f&srn wlrosn. Das
flr ml0en mir aud nod an anone Slna'
ten ben A,bsitslobn fur Wanufaftur BE-
aablen, zen unfsre Blrosr islbf usrcisnsn
f6nnten.
Dab al. 9jquoratfsbs oorItsaeneer &rl
total mtrtunes!o6 Iup, bat ete Gtfakruna
binrsi9snp bsmieitn. Sie bsf5ts.rA vtis
SmmoraIttdl pss Bolfss in bobsm @racs
unp bsf6rrsrn bsionrtrs ras SltQ(aufsn
unp ris llnmibiafeit.
DaS mir bier nur anaecsutrt battu>
m3pen pir in nsitsrn Nriifetn etutltdU
oueflb1sn unc teardncen. Wlr frsuen
uns a*er, paf tnrlid Die 9iquorbdnpler
pes 5taotes In @onpsntfon 1u(ammtnaf.
treten fnp, uu,, rsnn ou9 In siensn Sn
ttrt0e 70 cod aud In aQasmetnen Sntt
rife r.s 2anpss uno esr Sneufrtt ben
5,oat ous cen 5dnptn ess puritansr'
une Mudsrtbum6 III rsiten. Dir perpst'
fen nodmalS ouf tie Bsldldhe ris(er Con
pentirn unp forpsrn ale m'br orsr psnt
e.~ Be,bttli9teu une 5ntersiftrisn auf, ete'
ielbsn In ee.tenstsr Weiie. reip. our& Or
oonilationsn, ,ur @sltunQ III brinesn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

um ii& ateen Winp uup Dsttsr unp &dl.'
AZ bh6Ieen. @soraia' Iruppen in on.
rsrh &ommoneo's btfnren Gt in r.misl.
Ten o,rnahla0ia,sn 3uRanp. Vor ,tnt.
ger 3.it auvld rof 0oup Brcrn afal.
ftsn. Rlttrfr, S6ube. Softu u. {. 10. fl.
Die 8sorata 9ruppsn ~ impor,trsn, nut
&c obsr raran pom prdGrsnieu pub,nrul
unp ibm ole m6al,bsn btnrtrnijjs llr ris
Nuafiibrnno pie(,e Dortabere in cen Nsa
asRtut. Gin psiteru Gommsniar au Gle
isn psniaen bier anB.fubrlsn lbaradsn
1T dbual0,a"
DIR CHARLTON Mueurp puihert. tot
man eem Staa't @sorea nib' m,br trausn
l6nne.- 6plli- -ShIman Glioia- -hlhin.
10 rlspsn ptt @sorstautr Dsudtber ON
Siren ptptn.
Dos Monteomuy QppsaI tulbal' 6oI.
eenrse:
.Wadt N etn Don @,ntpsn ON 8o'f,
psrlbtsr Distfabl Wsnn mir rs&, be
rth'st hnp. 10 iuu lpib1enr Der Qtaenudr'
ttaeu QonarsbIsuna cts ouumiadsne1'
@onie,.pIion whcer tns Qtbtn aerufen
werren. UNI arar In stner (ot6en Wnle
Dab Strumann uutrr RE aueitlitb!tbs
@onto!s rn Wii'drafmolt asftut H..
Den Xan,.ln. Cen [5hulen. uno rfn 81
1unoecT'esn miro tisis Wtl'taroswal. eit
9tute pttaiIiren, mslts In rnisn Bs1ufen
lid nod btw,atn eItfsn.
50 ii flar. pab sine Iol6e Yolitit pit
}reb II on ibru Dur,fl Unfit unc fortan
ale UNI isre @>molt in o,n 6dnrsn cse
Wiili:d's lsin (cU. Die unmen'6 TIDE bors
bo,tite Rrtsgsflbru 4 QineoIns bat rae
Bolt b.f'mmt. E6 obns Wluutn 8tsIsm
III untsrtpt1feu. woaeQsn Is untsr anosrn
umldnrsn Gd auia,l,bnt babtn mlrrs.
Btr aitlsrn bst ctm Gecan
fenan rae @tidid einsse.
tb.tlten drene."
Der Sopannob NsputIiean f(o1t biz
Ntat''una ti'ttt on. pof 3tff. lopte u
fldrr babe. oob rae 6abeoe 9c1pus ouf
a,bobtn wsrrsn ml6t.
Der Waeon 0n'uibtreer brtrat Sci
VVb |O'tc ~ VSW NHNt"ioN'''Ht" Wv"
er.b nidt on 8urftt!daen ~ rorifuI,n
9 rdnrtrunotn Itbttn; % risfsr S6.psr
a1m eroesn lbstl aus Qtu,en tslisbt me!d {
wAbrenc b',rm,l,Idtn6rn2ouftabm fa,'s
mi!iIdrilds Neieunpen una,ioa,n boetr,
Du fIrbtsu, tae Ne earauf .oue hne
cine .la,fs" Nep'uuna Au i@aifen unt
cis CONFEDERATION mir sinrm mddAiasu
csnnaliilrlsn Isapesismue au umsstsn
@k baben idon 70 Ionat untsr m''iirt-
ldcr Botmdfieltii eehanee", eof @efeB'
atbef ibren G1foI9 unp zen Btifau ts.
Nrmt, in Gnauftn ouf bic b0ras,lids
gtsib 'tlu6sn au'nidHen atuubsn. &i'
utps pit|.r @sltsssber boben ipon our&'
bIidtn IaNsn, rob cos 1anp etnee
Oiftutprs bsb'arf."
DR. "6tutintIf freut fiji, rob efe AZ.
(ammis (iilIi6e prils ME cine GtrbeiI
Reatn Ssf Dauis fur pic preb!'nbfii t,
Die S6ronfsn nin Der 1Roeon .jle|e.
arob", rit Golumbus .Sun"> rr Ca
ponnob .RfpubIiean une fsltf Ter
..Wueu,u" flb1, eisie'be crob,nee Spra
d, a,oen cts R'oisruna unc ew esbsio en-
SiBunesn rse Qcnor,7es unr eos ..@b1o
niels" rrobt 0erarssu rtm Dtftoto1
Self. Davis mitrsm Dol9.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
@erblts @nilpn,
M, Herzberg u. Co.

M. Herzberg u. Co.
flen ttrsu &reuuben pltl!u in N1s.meinen H..
D1lt ub FIR bttbtrtsen eeneatr u pru unb rbn Rs
nsrf Sunf bes s,etrten putf,u n,hiu6en
s er5ssenf bic AA,3e ha5 Ne II. 9as'r adrsu bt
9r6bert unb eini Huep1tI ,on
6erb o. W aaren
t.5fust, teaetsub aus
Deeatnes, Tertnces. IIp1ttas.
Wdntsl. Gbamle unc .Balmorala
Hnt ben Nutern eorbaueen. Bon
Wusltu Slannel unb 2tunen
ba5euutr aets cine n srp6eu grrratt.
To uurs gpaar ,:ita ue.lanft 70 rb MIR sermSeenb.
b*tben nssbeen rrttsn ~ vsrauea n gee'e& Zen
teeiaen totsn efe-'
~ ealDieem unb srem' eeiu& labeu ptr b6aiaa etn.
81. 6rr,tera u. Co.,
20. 5 OIL. 3wet.s 5trate.
Ul.trprs ton Bod.
Shr. E6rrina unt 3bec. Heterien
fab Btr:i sfer In uuersm @efhift. 3laustumba
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

pas Muaenmert ,u ri6tsn III, tab su aller
Belt penislens fit 10 Gage Yroriiionen
ilr pas COMMANDO unc 3 Ia9c courage
Yorbanpen inp.
Splcaten tiirfen bic @pbnbauItr Ger
Ginpcbntr nidt betreten une fsinerti
GinsriHe be9eben. Wdbrenc res 6altene
oper mtnn Eager 9emadt wirr. fam it,
nen aefattetweroen, 3Iben, Grripfel unc
ancere @emiiit .;u iammeln unr @ieb Dor
ibre Eager su treiben.
5. Zen Armee>GprpszG Gcmmonranten
1T bic @ouma6t cerlieben, 6atrifsn,
!5duier, Cotton Gins ,c. ,u ;erit0ren,
lppbei alS all8emeines prin;ip gilt:
Sn Diitriften unr G'e9cnrcn, no
cttt armrv uHtvtdatttyt II; iuu tvtHv
3trf6run9 ipldcs Gt9entbums er<
laubt lein. @snn aber Buihf|epper
ODER @uertllae uniern Warld .teliz
fttatn, oper nenn bic Ginmpbner
Bruden Yerbrenntn, StraBen benz
men ccer tn anrerer lSeiie lofale
Teincieli9feiten te8eben, raI1n I0eten
bic NrmeezGprpszGpmmanranten et<
ne 3eritSrun9 mebr prcr weni9er
idpnungslcs je r,ad tem Wabltate
Der Geiuefelisfeiten ancrrntn unc
curbfiibren.
6. pitrre M9uleiel, @a9en &c. frnz
nen Ycn Der Ht,teret unc 2lrtlllerie cbne
Belhsdnfuna anseeisnet mereen, ,jeeod
ioQ babel untcridieren mercen ;miiden
Zen Rel den, >pelde 9e>prbnti6 feinr<
li6 itnp, u,p oen u Nrmen ppcr 0ewerbz
fletbt9en, 9emIbnli4 neutral orer
frcunclib 9einnt.
. Bei allsm GouraBiren lelen S6ilnpiz
recen uno Irobun9sn rermieren lptrrsn,
AUDI Vno, 1penn rer Gommanceur es ih
9eei9net balt, 8eideiui911nAen Yon lbat>
laden, aber feline SuittunAen aue;ultellen.
uMud baben risit momrsli9 jeper 6amiz
lie cine an9emeN.ne Yertipn fir ibren
llnterbalt ;u laifn."
7. nNeaer, rie f1rperlih tau9A& finn
uno. ben rer16icccnen Gclrnnen eon Nuz
zen lein fSnneu, fSnner mit9eneamen
meree,h" Tod bat Ger Gemmlnrant bic
mi9ti9e Gra9e Der 3uflbren babel i'm
Nu9e 3u btbalten, uno rab Die, wcl6t r;e
@afTen tra9en. icine ,erite Gur9e iinr.
8. Gur jcpes Gorrp fotltc tin 9utes
picnier Battalion 9ttilcet wcrren, no:
mpgli6 aus. 9fe9trn &c.
8. Capt. S:iW. poe, SnscnieurzGbef,
wirp jerem Tlii9el Der MrInee' einsu pom
trn,u9 su,peiien, ,pcllitanri9 ousot1tattet
une rr9aniirt, unp pie Gommauranten
rerlclben babeu caraui III ieben, raB riez
fer gu alien 3eiten 9eb0rist Ytrcduns
bat.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
@ttefel unb &@ubel
CHILD e. co
,srbtslt,u fu.ben etueu ueu<n s.oseu gorrate

~friiber SO oren!@
n 10 3S Brasp 6traae, ,nteben ln.r nns 3tsr
um(a1enb iebt Scrts unb eit neueffen Wufer,
p,la. fdrtlth ss,iauf psriu
prefen peld,e ieoe0 unm0glt0 ma6sn
D.fs RaIbsItbtrne Stt.tsIf Ierrtn.
Gorsre5 6tsfel 9rforb Etss b'osans. oamorals .0ar
habit. paus- 66uhsnm.
Gins b.riis xusw,tl euslf5 laaIn 9adtn' oatss'
fl. Dana essubs auf gtfslane ausatet uub Don a9fF
0r66ea unb Srtlten.
as sb Rsrorru aonsret unb S6ndr- eteftl 9auorals
Dustin slippers r Iau1eu. Sn bes bat pr baotu sbt
essee Ssrte ben rs Gent sprr ss ~ ben So @aert
Giux aroSe du<uat Usdbdben. upo Rtneer 66ueeu.
~ Seeer Hrt;feI pirs aarautirt -asa
BeRente Msbeis uns Hspora:nrsu wsrf IN an
BeHe bttvtat.
Sur gambler
asuv ;nsa rettn eosrs;e1 stae! @aa.e: a'.
,ane "a l tsr g,a os.r te Dusnt N seriauftn uni
sssr ~ bEtsress Sreen a. rssas elm ansesss 3aus'n
G. 6. 0tls, .. 8. &tNb,
0cstsn. OoO'"V0''
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
8Senn Bic Rrtppe Ieer 1T II. {. tp.

"D.nn rts Rripps lssr If. b.ib.n fd
bte Beefsr." An eislts als esrbs Spu9
wort srinnsrn uns rie Na&rtdtsn aus
oem Sdosn, - Die 5treiliafeitsn I'm Gons
srsb. bts xdmpfe rs. Jri.rsues une &ri.ss;
parst. pts ,uuebm'npe Sppodtion rsr
puTt uup pss 0ofee 9eaen pis Diuflbr
berl&oft r.e 9eff. Dauts. 8iebr u:
'rue.n rte 6drIdnoer wiltQ ZEN rGdVdts
loftNtn Isrrorismus tbrer R,eis1una uue
oisYre0t unt,1fubte penitlbsn. Wan erin
ner. T& nod Der @orts ees &b,r'sRon
W.leurp: ~Dae @olf rss Suens miro
.b,r aus fstne Dreitet,en opfsrn. a!s gum
Noretn aurddfebren. - Bo'h ris 70,
mals Nnflar9 fanpeu In rsr B1u0 ;tcss
vSo&bsr,tasn i0plt6en @sntleman." Atr
lett Ter .3dt 6nr pte Rrtppsn lrtr aewor'
ben une pamit if au6 bte "0o6brsia'
tut" robin unt rts Giniafsit if rsm
5trstt 9t,pi6sn. Gin arobu Ibel cts
8olf,e lsbm f@ no@ Brtsren unr nad
zen Gldldt0pfen osr Union aurdd unr e.
'bsbt lauts 3loa.n aeesn Diejentaen. wsl@e
% bur6 pttfrn &ries on rsn 9,tx!Rat
s.bra&, baben. Die Glbrr r.1rtn un'
ter f& islbf unstnio. Das Bolt, roe bio
,um lebten Mann fdmpfsn poll's. farti
pte Qtnfertptionen tprannif& unr .uner
trdaltd unp fa{t re ssfommts pr'G prr
CONFEDERATION float BE Nreis'une pee
S,ff. Dapis b.r ulurpotton. psr 1yrannsi,
unp DoIfsfstnblidu Genrsnasn an. Nud
Der @onarsb bat beim Bolt uno bst ru
pref. fstn Anfeben sinasbd6t unr ras
Bolt fdnet an, in ietntn 8trtre,.ru lttne
8srrdtbsr III arar6bnen. Scutsn -
wie mtr boff.n unp erwarteu - rts Spe.
rationen Sbsrmon's Don Grfole btaIst,st
(tiu. 70 miro b5dR wobrf6.inli& jsnr
tupers Rriss ,b.tsns I'm Sdrsn gum aus.
bru1 fommsn. psn I'm Norcsn Az .rreatn
S,ff. Davis NIT fsinsn n5rrtt@sn y Gym.
pa,biGru" 70 ibdste eerusien II.
Gum 8tIsee 30 oben @e(uelsn fdasu
mir ,iniee tntrrt fonte auejdae aus rin.r
Wenoe Ton fiipltben 3st,une.n bin,u:
Der.Auaufa "@btonisie unp 5sntinsI"
trinet aus psm S'uot Mifiif,ppi foIe.nps
GnpoGirune rer Grtscsnsbeutguns In
-@;pratu, atobau,a ttnb q. @arpttna:
vuus esfd0t Sbr 8orf&iaa etnsr Son,
v.ntton bsr Staotsn gum 3wsd rsr Bst.
ltaune bsr unsladlsIisen @trrsn, In esnen
uir uns btFnpsn. Das Bolt bier bsrum
IL uu,wt:psutfa ~ @unfsn stnsr Bsw.
auna far bas 6srbstbrinesn etnss Grit.
BINS. Gs bat fttue beFuuna. hab bt.
prdfe.uteu Dapn unb etneoln i.male
tte b,(feteutsn 3rtaiefeitfu bsflesen spsr'
b,n. Das BsH mut pte Ga&e In pte
66nbe nstmsa, ptff zine ster ktttt rtr
oea,npdsit9en @spaIttAtsr ndGsa aus
6tm 4mt funutu, stt etn Grtsosu srtt.tt
perben iann." - "
paa,lbs 8latt llaat fstr nsss Ms 81.
tautn, Vie I'd bs. Siaat @eorsia uon rsr
4eRierune maHe ssfaflen luf.n unb be.
rf@ta pie fol8f: 7..r- ,.,.., =, ',.'', =, ~
,,Gtu effiler Ia 4srf&ap's Divifsn,
cer,.ft tn 8trstuitn, f&rttbt bab tine
arobe 3otL ssr II jeaeua Gonnanpe te.
Faslt@tp gsststa 1ruysen pble ee6su
UNI ea1ns aRt9tps &tffeuassf sfddt fab,
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
TIIIRTY-EJGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST sRssroN.
senate.
wAsHiscroN, June IS, 1904.

senate.
WASHINGTON, June IS, 1904.
IMPORTANT TO ARMY CONTRACTORS, ETC.
Mr. WILSON, (rep) OF Mass, from the Military Commit
tee, reported favoraby the House bill to amend the
sixteenth section OF the act 10 define the pay and emou
mcnts Of certain officers OF he army &c. approved July
II, 1s62 places every contractor his agents. fur.
nshng steamers, vessels guns ntons, clothing. sub.
sisercc military and naval supplies Of any kind. on
tho footing OF persous In the army and navy, and bic
TO trial by court martial 70 be punished BY fines and I'm.
prisonmept for any violation Of law or fraud, 40.
MILITARY fNTEarEnrSCE II ELECTIONS.
Mr. DWELL, ,loppl OF KY. moved TO take mp the bin 70
prevent military Interference elections In the States;
bdt thc senate refused by yeas 8, nays 20.
RErEAL fueTnyH sLavE Law.
Tho bin TO repeal tho Fugitive Slave law Of 1880 and
all acts and parts OF sets for the rendition OF fugitive
slaves was received from the House.
Mr suNSrR, (rep) OF Mass said no had been entrusted
immediate consideration.
hessrs. HAin ana powmL objected, and Mr.. Powell
moved thst the bh be referred 70 the Judiciary Commit
tee Nelectsd- yeas, u; nays, 2l
The b then referred 70 che Committee on slavery
and NJ, samen. 20
Mr. srxsm ,bsa Immediately reported favorsbly,
Mr.. powHlL said, ~ there bad been meeting OF the
COMMITTEES u ccvld mot be reported at this tims
Mr.. JoRxSoS, (eppl of Nd, said 10 necessary
that there shopd be formal meeting OF the commtss
this time but could not be considered objections ssrs
made.
Mr.. Povsrl and others oS,so4sd
rrn cAsR ov oEsxRAfs mAip AND scHKycx.
Mr.. rnusButa, (rep.) o. IN from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported npcn the resolution Of Garrett
Davis ana hs ssbs.liuts, upon the case Of Gene
scn.,ss scs ccasocs .o acs sa' hss 20 e, esssss,
tbs part Of the comntee, action the part Of
The senate 10 demanded Before the asssmblIps Of se
c0Osrsss v which y had bssa sssssA - rsipsd HI
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

As0s1stratioas. Ous man, however, who had been an
eager listener, could not contain himself and shouted
:" And that's the man you call traitor-Pshaw ~
MusIc-''Star spsngied Banner and "Yankee Doodle"
BY the Academy band. ft.
The Rev. Dr. sPRoLE then pronounced the benedicton
and the ceremony concluded.
As General Mcclellan leaving the stand and along
Shs route his quarters he Justify cheered By the
nsssmbled crowd.
The monument win have inscribed upon 1t the names
OF a the officers who have ALLEN, and general tablet
20 OF the regular army The reporters are ur Ter
specIal obhgsti to Lieutenant Parsons and 70 Mr.
Andrew Frss the Librarian. for greatly assians thsm
xn the discharge or their duties.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

An Illustrated Pnrcnolog icai Journ 4
for July-yo 10 begins with Doabe No.. ready
tanning Porss Cbaracers and Biographies Of leading
living and dead such Hancock Sedgwick Nndsw orth
Hawthorn, Murlo. President OF Colombia the Dy ing
Gladiator with Portrss Characters aud Biographies Also
Kthnolosy, the Races Physiology the Laws Life
Health rhrsno ogy, with choice OF pursuits Physogno
my, "Signs Of Character Psychology the Science of
the soul aud much other matte. 10 be found in other
publication. IL u Handsomely illustrated onthy with
ninety TX columns Of rch reading matter Newsmen
=. Sold a. 20 cents or y2 ysar, By FOWLER WELLS.
No $50 Broadway. New FORK
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
House or Representative.


wAsulNaroK, June is, 1864
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ABoIlsHina SLAVERY.
The House resumed the consideration OF the consu-
Nonal amendment 10 abolish slavery.
tho question then taken Senate joint resou
tion, which Ia as follows
parity
have been duly convicted, shall within the Cned
S.1s 70 snsoss this
b. appropriate legislation.
The joint luton rejected Yeas, o.; nays, 66.
Mr.. ASHLEY top Of Ohio, changed his vote TO efor
ss,as5s :; ss;. s:s'ss s:..: S S.,s
Prssman @ CLARKE. COBB Cole crs.wsi Dsvi. or n YORK.
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" nsley, Wheeler Williams, Wilder. Wilson, Window,
James allen s.,as w:r .,:1 A,l;y Anss..
ier 6oGrO,1 Coz, 0rsyen. Dawson: Deaison; Sdss.
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sorh; o WOOD %ayS SsSn white Joseph '" "n
The House then took arscsss ill half past seven O'Clock
EVENING SESSION.
ZEE CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION HILL PAaEp
Tho House the report Of the Conference
Committee the disagreeing amendments TO the Con
sular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill The number Of
consular clerks reduced to thirteen. Tho bill only
awaits the Presidents signature 10 become . law.
ooLoRADo AypAiRs
bill was passed fixing the time Of election for deIe
gates 70 constitutional ooov entoa In Colorado for the
second Tuesday In September, instead of October.
NEW MENBER FROM MISSOURI.
Mr. KNOX, Of Missouri, was sworn In a. . member iu
place OF Mr. Blair Of that state
TEE INTERVAL REVENUE
Tho House took up tho Senate amendments to the In
terns Revenue bill.f
Mr.. MORRILL,, (rep.) Of VI. said the Committee OF
in three hundred and ninety Of the senatss amend
ments and now concurrepce In two hundred fortytwo
Mr. wAsHnuRz trep) OF H., wanted TO know what the
committee did with Senates amendment striking out
the tax upon whisksy on hand
Mr.. MORRILL, replied that tho Committee recommend
concurrence in striking out.
Mr.. WAsHBuRNn said he would certanly ask separate
The House then proceeded 10 &C. on the amendments
The amendment paying assistant four pscad
Of three ana half dollars per day concurred In
yeas 63 nays 81: and also the amendment giving col
ectors in lul compensation for their and that
Of their deputies, salary OF 81 500 per annum In ad
dition 10 commissions.
ing the time at which the duty spirits, distilled
moved for consumption, shall begin, and also amending
the rates so that the subject may be adjusted by
mitsee OF conf erence.
THE PRommToN or srAvNxY.
Nr. AsmKy entered motion TO reconsider the vote By
which constitutional amendment abolishinr slavery
throughout the United States to day rejected
THB
After acting on about Afy amendments the House. at
quarter 70 eleven,
Adjourned
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
: The Bids for tho soventy-nvo Million
Loan.

Loan.
WASHINGTON, Juno is, 1904
Sealed offers to-day opened by tho Secretary Of the
Treasury with the aid Of Assistant Secretaries Harrington
and Field bonds OF tho Uuted States to the amount OF
a7s 900 600 The number Of bids was unpreccdcntedy
large and after nearly Ave hours had been occupied In
the announcement and recording OF about half OF
shcm further proceedings the remainder post
pcuod TN tomorrow. Tho following is list OF the bids
90 far as opcned:-
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Arrival of tho steamshin Eagle.
Tho steamship Eagle, Captain Lawrence, arrived st
this port from Havana, lltn ns a. three o'clock this
morning.
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American Photo-Views. Large Size, or
Nsgara Fsls Hudson River Scenery Ac DC For sale 81
HOLMES, 599 broadway
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Prizes Cashed In All Legaiized Lotte-
rtrs and Information given. GALLAGHER L BESJAMIN,
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. Phisdslphia
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How to Perfume Lake Ontario.-Pou
bette Of PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs into
the rnpids above tho Horse Shoe Fall.
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Prizes Csshed in all Legaiizcd Lotto.
JAKE, Exchange oncr.
Ito broadway. New York city.
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a Hundred styles OF Fabrics
FOR THE HEAD,
plain. osna's. sessat yaussh csp,ystsg, cool and
ncudng svsryhnG In ssntlsmens straw haas ladies' and
isees' fancy aie chidens Infants and boys dso thss
has been introduoed this summsr
AT HOMB Oh ABROAD,
" dESiSs sErhEsISrArIy5 HAI sroHs.
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Notwithstanding these Puns Perpc-
rated on PHALONS NIGHT BLOoNIN0 CEREUs, there
. ia reality nothing pun gent about u.
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An Eshitarsns Tenie snd Bowel Rsgu-
latcr 70 needed ~ ne unuicps nvep roshiug w com.
ntaes Senator fscu Caiifcraia says hsy The bsst
SiAsvJ ew ~" ~ y uaAa AaalGs afa drySSleE :.
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OmctRICfrcuIers in shelby Collie re Lot
terry furnished by SIMMONS, ROGERS Co. New Yoru
Ynaln nlcn
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a SeasonabIe fMnf.-who Ever Heard
Of OF KNOxs customers being struck We do not
infer that his elegant an stylish summer Hats certain
agnin ypsc attacks; but DO insist that
those who scnsbs enough appreciate the attractions
OF KNOWS Hat store 22 broadway have the necessary
brains escape the danger and through the summer
scathless At least that v our sxperience
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Lottery Tickets On sh ed lin form n tf0u
given. JOSEPH BATHS. Broker. II Wall street. room J.
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Crista adOrO's Hair Dye, Preservatfvo
and wig Depot, Wholesale and reaIl-No Astoe House,
The dye applied by skilful artists.
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C0rna. Buns0ns. Inverted Nails, Ea~
arged Joints OF the feet cured without pan
incon the patient By DR.. zACHARrE. Bur-
Roon ChrOpodst 76O Broadway.
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Ratcheior's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous Tho only perfeee
dye Sold BY al druggists Factory, 81 Barclay street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Highcst Pre-
paid for prizes Inform furnshed. Douboons
wanted. ALECK CO., Brokers, "a and rs Pine o. N. z.
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4 h' stmmons ~ Co.-Covfngton. Ky.
,x 40 oshsIsf skrR. oLAss 251-Juns IS. 1884
%, -, 5I, -, 40, 81, 10, 10, ~. %, IL, 2i.
- - a. - Class 236-June is 1884
~, ~, ~, ~, 81, IA. ~, Is 3d. &C. "a "a, 4, ~,
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Adding by Machtnery.-Fowicr's Pa
tent Adding Machine or Table. ior making and proving
Isnted correct State snd county rIabs fos sale. ocs
2l2 Broadway, over knox's. room Ne.h
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Hoys's Hiawatha HAIR Rsstora tive le
warranted gray hair its original color NA ~
University place, corner Eighth street, New York.
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II You Want 60 Know, &C., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
cuious book for curious people, and good book -
every Price 81 So To be had at all depots. Oo8
tents tables mailed free. Address
DR.. E. B. P0OTE ll30 Broadway. n. y.
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Rea utffuI

A Beautiful Csmp1exiou.-Lntrd's
besutfin tho Complexion and Skin ass Broadway and
Ar pac everywhere.
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wigs, Toupscs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyei~o
snd Moldsvh Cream. for beauifying The HAis. A.
BATCH rs 10 Bond street.