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eyrx pER CENT INTEREST

ok PER CENT INTEREST.
- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
OF Bowery and Canal street Onen every from
from 10 7.
Deposits made before April 20 will bear interest from
LIST inst Bank books in Engish, German and French
- GEORGE FOLSOM, President
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Anew YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILRoa D-
IN For Albany, Troy. North West leave Twen,v s.x,N
street 6spot ~ A. y and AMP NJ s.od.v rain l,2s
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WINES. LIQUORS. so.

OTTER MAJESTY CHAMPAGNE.
Ill THE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
The pinent OF 800 OF this exquisite Wine has
arrived BY The steamship Olympus direct from the cellars
VI "' -" MEssRS DIX vBSoGE CO..
M Epernay France aud tho present invoice will be intro
duced int this market ct the very low price OF ,rs
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUAhiHSS'..
payabc currency. which is much below lis y.
otherwise to WIN HENRY WAkD;
S'"e'"'s'' WINE and Fruit Dealer,
No. 7 Broad street. near wall Ne" io'S'
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GAN ANTONIO SILVER MINING COMPANY,
- OF ARIZONA.


'ss sS 5sEF . 81 EAH
sb II 1kzoS
SAM F. BUTrERwoRrH Esq, President Of the oucssi
ANT Tfr spS ". c sossg ESQ., Of Morse Co.
hAa19N q Charles H. Mssss Go
JAY cADY, ESD a., 81 schenectady.
SAM ,. Bu flii'ssV5 Esq
onARLl ls' rxasoS. Esq.
Messrs. scHucs s1nsfdf' cEBHARDr
Mes.r. ros4 Ans'l %S6; THOMSON.
Books Of subscription Tor the purchase Of shares OF this
as a o1en s balance Gas e o q
Attention theetter of Sam r. Bu,terwofh ESQ.,
who has lately o s N.Y.
New YoRx. April 1. 1854
visited this Mine in the month December, 1868
and Mining Ensneer on the racc coast for many Years
s the 1sss silver and ao
recently published In California Ny opinion 81 the value
this gentleman ana Oh my observations at the Nins
OF " line Sses e
from the celebrated Mowry silver II is accessi.
LOer.aa or cuaymas But e work has been done h de-
aud extent Of the lode and determine the quality
wide between lime rock and garnet running east and wes
aud EXHIBITS raena OF snphure OF lead carbonate o. LEAD
lead assayiug hfiy I've dollars per tn
has been prospeced about half mile Mr. kuse IN
letter addressed 70 the San Francisco owners
san Antonio lode appears where the shaft is sunk good
average according 20 the proportions Of the different met
IS abundant supply Of this and that by an expend
of comparatively small o the me can
be put condition TO produce forty per day. n this
cny eighty dollars per the product
of the mine would exceed three thousand dollars pes day
the entire cost OF minng and reducing ton Of ns ore Will
not exceed twenty dollars.
on the premises about hundred yards from the San
Antonio Lode IN northeast direction, there rich
copper ode sN feet wide the which obtained rou
THIS lode tconsidcied air average aayed - per cent OF
copper SIS IN silver Miners can be obtained any
number Ia the Immediate vicinity about ten dollars per
month The reduction 1rks 81 the Nine miles
distant from the Min insisting OF small engine ana two
furnaces There aNladancc OF wood and water for
all purposes the prHUlf. consider the San Antonio a
very valuable Silver with skill
it will produce moss sa,is. y results. ..,
r. HUTTERWORTH.
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oFFfCIAL.l
STATED SESS,oN--AioSpkY, April 4-2P.M.
Chamber. No. 10 City Halt 49,
In the absence of-a quorum az roll call the Clerk do
cisred that the Board stood adjourned unt Thmrssv
7th instant, a. two o clock p. NJ
JAS. M. swEENY. Clerk.
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TENTH \ ATIoNAL BANK.
CAPITAL-oNE MILLION DOLLARS
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
AT No $40 BROADWAY
DIRECTORS
sANGER, ,....... Formerly OF VIM n Care, Co.
SviiN ELLiOr OF Riggs 90, Wall street,
III III Lewis Elntteln n Iv
JOHN FALG0NER. OF Seamless Clothing Mauufaeg CO.
hENkn " BAkER..........,..o or II. j. Baker Brother
". III tClin Lee W
" l. hOSS ..............,...Of Ross, Deinpser Go
d. L. ROSS. President.
j. II. srour, Cashier.
TIE TRANSFER BOOKS or rHE GrSNELL GoT,D
- company open at the bsrtre house ~ esssrs
DUNCAN, SHkRNAN = Ce
NV ynps Anr.i Isy,.
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with its magnificent mise and the great cast
i:sss!ia i siS sa nassIf
Ssss.sm E iiEEHASss
The Incidental BiIst yi i Ss s,ssSi;a y
CONDUCTOR WEDNESDAY, EVENING. S1GsT. "''"A>
sale of secured seats and tickets for any Of above
named names VIII commence this morning. ah'
| NEW BowEKy THEATRE
w SATURDAY Yi;;iiiI APRIL = 81 1904 q '" I"s'''
OF NILE z5r MARIE
and positively her last appea ance, which occasion she
win appear in her TshSdT sPG Of the
Nj DUNG h sox,.v A'''""''
:. : ; .1As sshHs RAs And sE zSt -
Mr. . Ss ,sSR sHSip1sS o. A'''''
s9;'''S': sssSss alS
Antony. Geo. Brookes Cleopatra Miss Kate Newton
b hSAsMiss!inAsIcs' HALL ~ BROADWAY.
r fzfE' the "'e1
Ny Folly AMI Les 81 alsE Hnif Essence
Tx s EshP s%ksE r i ger:
asss FSSS. Gs Rsd
r.. ". >
Doors at 6 Curtain rises at ~. Tickets rs cents
WAN AMBuRaH CO.'S MENAGEaIE.
uNlA. '.sA' 90 " : AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN:
E sSs ss9 s ma s. 81 i siosdT nv
E Ess$ $ $ $sSk ss sSE $ $sE
GRAND ExPosIrIoN
ANIMATED NATURE.
Ths lAEGE ;S;r Tsr mo MOST ES eAsEruLL1
,.,x coII S$s sSS s,ns
exhibited either the Eastern or Western Conf
The sossTEs EIEP.ST
77 HE SsEY n LIVING sIs4fFE
IN America ana lS co., MINOR ANIMALS
MO comprised L ImSsssR COLLECTION
q . fna Sds be @ IN
s s isshf1 y
'p opsa f wssf 10 A. NJ .oopM Admission, 2sc
MErRor01ahsESxksn E EH' ARRANGEMENTS.
rs Ts w S but open Sr az and on a
That Sixth avenue reserved for holders OF season
The exits VIII be exclusively on Fifteenth street.
Tickets can new be obansd At the
%.s:
and at the Fair buildings p,cus
fiskets for Y ednssda!: 6rs, day Of sale. =;
The sts. admits :. the Fourteenth stree. and
either OF departments payment Of rs
The above prices are for the week bnt
the Committee the right To change them from day
The prices Tor the second win be announced after
All goods purchased at the fair win delivered Of
expense bua' the rs ef e Ss GaiswoLp GRAY
Chairman Of Committee on Arrangements
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Lessee and Direcress John Wood
RMS SATURDAY EVENING Aifaii .. 1854
/" 'e'pe'"u'' '''c TiiE LAST NIGHT
PRESENT ENTERTAINING Asp s,,, nnoo,,,,r
JOHN BRoUGnAM. ESQ.
THE IRISH fsII' EzIoRAsr,
%e:sr. Franz Drew; Geo; 5a%,son France owsS:e
Concluding with
THE LaTGiiiNa nYESA
Mrs John wood Mrs. scdsy brown, Mr. W. Dav,dse and
no n 1Hr . GAaT II.
AN OLYMPIC EXTRAVAGANZA.
LoYALisA
BROADER GENERAL FORTUNE
SEVEN GIFTED aIos DE CAMP.
Doors open n III. Performances commence at ~.
Seats secured three days In advance.
THE APPROPRIATIONS -
i AND NEW YORK CIRQUE.
Fourteenth street, site the Academy OF Music.
CARD To THE PUBLIC.
THU NE RDrOlllAN FAIR.
proprietor the that the
ecutive Committee has accepted his proaer Of liberal per
centage the gross daily his contribution dur
entire nuauce OF the Fairs he therefore appeals
public aid hun in rencerine shst contribution
are possible. In ORDER that
The FAIR PERFORMANCES
be Cf possbe) than usually attractive, be has
succeeded In engaging - ......
THU GREAT SAGEINO FAMILY.
recently arrived from Havana AMI perfect
HOST OF NEW STARS,
EQUESTRIAN, GYdNASnC AND ACROBATIC.
In addition to Mr.. Henry Cooks world famed
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS. -
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NEW YORK, SATURDAY, APRIL g. 1864.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A HLANTIC AND PACIFIC
oo1 p 1 sHss sIaVE Esa HaT5sa co..
u " sh% VIZ HoE laws OF THE STATE
II
TRUSTEES.
SSSa i sss'
I SSSSfSi avenue ssss RI
d Hs9s I kNIfGHAEDsoN~: Ts%e, s,sSsrd.on Co
PRssToN Il HODGES, ESQ a' h'e1' 0e''
s Il waHEEvE sssl r.s:d sns Treasurer
IL y sss:'.! ssSssa,.ndsas
E ElsE 5SSS sISssSa 49, Ssassf '''
Once No. Bread street.
BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY MINEs-BRIoGs 4 GRE.
=. CORY Lodes Gpn county Colorado Capital lOJOo
TRUSTEES.
Smith Briggs Colorado
S 3sH y; r xlnosa S Sn,cs YSrs
Sd5as Ia ES,is Sss York;
Ess..ass.@s sA A?ffI k hssff,$;$ss =
sss ss1sasy-D. tlFFkE 5 hsw1os
Mining s sup observation-disclosures" H. BRIGGS
Office rs Cf street
RooKs OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE STOCK OF THE
IN ss o GSs n % &%EY Of s viii S
street, on Thursday, the 7th inst
CHEMICAL BANK
At an election held this day the following named gentle
elected Directors of his Bank the ensuing
John DAVID wore Geo. O. wnl,s Sn%e' A. h00s'vs"
And FOR Inspectors at the next succeeding election
Isaac L. Piatt -''AoN A'A-'''
Al o subsequent meeting Of the Board
John o. jones' ESQ.,, was unanimously re elected Presi
@. O. WILLIAMS
CONVENIENT TEN FORTY LOAN
osEkasTn h P sAc srSnSs M Tese
JOHN b. MURRAY 4 CO., Bankers and Share Brokers,
Gus ,rn, GOLD cosPtANy-HoLDERs OF RE.
NEW ' YORK; April 8. 1854 w. . wilma" street.
H P, CRozIER, AGENT. UNITED STATES LIFE
ssh sna & % Wan street. New York
JOHN b j AHhst! .s ! 9G SHARE znoKsss,
II Broad street, near Wall New York
f as 5nS as
MINING srocKs-As WELL AS ALL OTHER KINDS
M OF securities bought and sold an the stock Boards
sn
MONEY TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE ON
u real estate in this city and Brooklyn.
applicants Also existing Mortgages first second cashed
o aHs'N NO. % oAhS' No. ." Fine street. second story
NJOTICE.-ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE CoRYDoN
~ Mining Company stock be paid or before
the 9Th inst. otherwise the stock will be forfeited
OFFICE or THE MARIPOsA COMPANY. 81 WALL
" street.
special meeting of tho Board of Trustees Of the Mari
posa Company held at the Office OF the company the I'd
day OF April inst resolved that for the purpose
lquidatng the floating debt and further developing
sources OF the there shall be Of
the amount OF S2O payabeaon before the I'd OF
April 1874 with interest at per cent payable
half yearly and shat sealed bids for the said bonds be
ceved the Office OF the before
OF the 18th instant which time the board will proceed
open the BIDS reservng the right accept
By order of the Board OF Trustees:
New York. April ., 1854.
OFFICE OF THE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COM.
" pany, No. LOO Broadway New York. March 81, 1861
EechonAu election directors this company. and
for inspectors OF the election will be held this Office
Tuesday April II 1854 between the Of l0 IL
JOHN j. Soaring, Secretary.
" NO. lSU BROADWAY. zoe.
NEW YORK, April g. 1864
NorcE-An election for Directors of this company aud
for three inspectors of election will be held the of
the Tuesday Apr 10 BY order OF the Board
WIN r. METTLER, Acting Secretary.
GAN ANTONIO SILVER MINING COMPANY,
- OF ARIZONA.
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We have known Dr. james, OF Custom House street
New Orleans personally for rumber OF years. aud durni
that time have been made acquainted with number OF
who afflicted with chronic Diseases which
bsied the skin Of some OF scientific physicians
but through the skui treatment OF Dr. James readily
yielded, and were permanently and perfectly cured We
BILE therefore recommend thosc requiring aid
apply him immediately. through letter persdhaly,
for reei.-Gaivcston (Texas) News, March Q, 1861
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WHAT TUE PRESS SAYS OF DIR. JAMES.

The following Is from the indianapolis (nd Gazette Of
April Z 1858 the or Of which paper has
tor and therefore what he says may be
lied Hcrc So
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A ELANTIC AND PACIFIC
GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO..
OF NEVADA TERRITORY.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK.
REPREsENTED BY $4,000 SHARES OF SivJ EACH.
STOCK 0uRIECT AESRaSNENTa
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Also. DR.. VIM. Leonard, formerly Professor Of Anatomy
in the Washington University Of Baltimore and previously
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Chill
drsn and recently editor of the New Orleans Southern
Messenger "a medical jounsD, says Of DR.. James,

DR.. JAMEs-While humanity continues to DO infrm and
TO the consequences Of imprudence
apparent and when these consequences
ed the unhappy wrong doer he must relief from
the misery thus entaied And the devotes his
life and talents TO the relief OF this species Of human
less phauthropst han he who seeks relieve
other Addiction which Is subject: for phi
anhropy LOOKS not to what caused the trouble bu,
will relieve IT. To this class belongs DIR James who has
devoted large portion OF his life to the relief OF
Of diseases enumerated in his advertisement in another
column He has at great expense supplied himself with
all the material knowlege required for the purpose He
has been located In midst for number OF
the estmon ais OF the which have been quoted
card, speak volumes OF Praise in bis behalf wise. dis.
Greet and observant practitioner.
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Monday (rst time this SEASON. the exquisite comedy
FOLLIES OF A NIGHT, and the SECRET.
TUESDAY THE AIR AT LAW
WEDNESDAY,, benefit OF MIR. w. R. FLOYD.
First time this season,
THE STRANGER
Thursday. tone hundred ana ninth time,)
ROSEDALE.
FRIDAY. AMERICANS IN PARIS AND
RURAL FELICITY.
SATURDAY kOSEDALE.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
Orleans. La. established in ls5o)
NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED At
&c RANDOLPH STREET CHICAGO. ILL.
SPECIALIST
in THE TREATMENT OF
OLD CHRONIC,
scRoFULous
AND ALL KINDS or
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
AND
Cures them without resorns mercury, iodde POTASH.
arsenic or any poison, bu. witha
REUTRALIzRR.
POSITIVE CURB
FOR ALL HuMoRs AND BLOOD Po1soNs.
Organic weakness brought on by abuse the system.
early indscreons excess enaed hereditary causins
Of memory confusion depression, dmness and often
insanity, with other deporable train of symptoms.
treated radically cured BY nfalble method saving
much time and expense An diseases peculiar to the sexes
radically cured
Old diseases Of the horrible class where the
producing blotches the face small
water bsters pains the head bones liberated throat
nose limbs and body scroua together with an endless
number Of suGerings
The following the testimonials Of Of the many
well known and doctors Of the United States,
which Dr. James is recipient The produced
is from Dr. j. H. Jordan of Cincinnati, Dr. Wilson, Of
Ptsburg Pa, in to letter OF inquiry concerning
Dr. James formerly Of New Orleans and Of Chicago
Dr. j. H. Jordan was ply stefan TO the Cincinnati Cholera
Hospital during the summer s49 was Professor Of
the Theory and Practice Medicine Matera Medica
in the American Medical institute of Louisville KY, in
1880 5l and '52 Dr. Jordan practising in Cincinnati
Here is the letter referred to-
CINCINNATI, July 5, 1862
would that have known Dr. James formerly Of James
Lock Hospital, New Orleans, and Of Chicago H. of
say that, In his line of practice do not know hrs
superior, If equal. i knew him two years in New Or.
leans and three in this CITY, and in both places
hal occasion frequently Recommend patients wanting
treatment In that line to him and IN every case so far as
could learn he successful and the perfect
satisfaction he has from the start made the study Of what
called Special Diseases and has believe, been
emnently successful 1 know Of whom / would
OF kind any complaints chronic
diseases which he has made his study than to him. You
think safely recommend send such patients him. in
do not wish to treat them Yourself Yours truly
J. Ii. JORDAN. N. ID.
Also Dr. VIM. Leonard formerly Professor OF Anatomy
Washington University Of Baltimore. previously
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Mr.. Ramsay introduced bill authorizing Min
nesota and Wisconsin 70 extend their boundary.
Refered
Mr.. CONFESS presented a resolution Of Inquiry
as to she failure of the overland mail % Ceifor-
MIA the last }~o months
- Mr.. Henderson presented House bill providing
for deficiency in the appropriation TO pay the
officers and men IN the Dcpsr,meut- of Missouri.
The Enrolment bill was then taken up.
Mr. Wilson offered an amendment giving 10
draited men bounty o. s 100. iplacingt them on
Footing witirvolunteers and reducing the time
Of service 70 Two years.
amendment MAS opposed -hx Nessrs. Con-
ness and Clark.
I Nc Dcpliule proposed an ameudmebt yptOhib
fling enlisted men from Serving as substitutes
except in regiments from the. States where they
.Dl'i cl.ra sssss ss.,. 10 i.Aa-.~ n. .uesa-
ment. passed yesterday. allowing draftcd men TO
furnish substitutes $3.50
Il ,Mr.Nesbit moved ihst the Senate reseipd, -
action of yesterday IN reference % the 500 com
mutation. clause. .........--.
Mr. Lane. OF Indiana, moved 10 amend the
title OF the bill As il now stands, by calling Il a
bill 10 raise a tax byfottery from certain able
bodied men Who are unwilling 70 enter he SER
vice Laughter = -, ~ -. -,,..s- .o..5
Mr.. Harris moved 70 amend Mr.. Shermans
amendment BY inserting $500 instead Of $500,
as the price Of Communication. Carried. 10 against
%
On motion Or Mr.. JOHNSON, DE Senate sd.
jnurned until 10 morrow - 80 .-i-sPi 80
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SENATE.
wAsHlseros, January IA,

WAsHlNGroN, january ~.
Senator McDougal offered the joint resolutions
Of tho California Legislature relating TO n TAX
on native wines. Referred to the Committee on
Finance. - tli eia
The Senate then took up the enrolment bill.
Mr.. Wilkinson introduced Till 10 extend the
Northern Indian Supcrintendency 80 that IL may
include the Territory of Dtcotah Referred 10
the Committee on Territories. ..a's's $40
Mr. Wilson withdre~ his amendments and pro-
yiso.
The original amendment Of the Military Com
mittee striking our the $500 clause was rejected
by 2S against l l.. u inu..
Mr. Shermans amendment came up, which
strikes out section OF the original bill aud pro
vides that persons furnishing substitutes mon
ey shall be liable 10 draft ON future calls, aud TO
raise the Communication 10 $500. 81. ..r..s
Mr. Howard's mutton. relating to the $500
clause of the old BILL was adopted by Ii against
%. in lieu OF sherman's amendment.
Various amendments and notifications were
made TO the amendment of Mr. Wilson, exempt
ing clergymen and persons who were couscien.
tiously opposed 20 bearing arms, ami allowing
them, when drafted, az serve In hospitals or have
continuation ..a1 sfar rF
Mr.. Conpess was opposed to the amendment.
and he Thought he had many constituents OF this
class.
The exemptions under this clause would he
more numerous than the Senators think. The
Unitarian might claim exemption because the
| immortal Claiming had written the most pro
found essay ever written. illustrating the borrers
of war. His regard for the Quakers was equal
to that of any other Senator. but in this war he
he could not take issue with he Senators on the
question Of exemptng them II they refuse To
pay communication money. il H. Quaker war.
They have claimed that slavery Is The curse OF
the earth a barbirous institution Ia the world.
This aggression against the institution has been
the object Of their fosIerin; care and direction
for two hundred Yeats.
Mr.. Salisbury. asked IL he understood the Sen
ator 10 say that this il war for the abolition OF
slavery.
Mr. Conness knew the Senator from Delaware
would be brought into this debate. He would
ind out what hi--opin.' were Ht another
and more appropriate tune. ON the subject, but
as the Senator WAS prs'-sll' cry man, he desired
him 20 understand that he was nnti-slavery. be
asserted that this Quaker war, war Of
moral forces against the institution Of slavery.
and he was opposed 10 this exemption for conve-
nience sake He believed the safest and truest
way TO heaven was to strike rebel whenever you
can reach him Applause ,.t ,ai-..-
The resolution exemptiug clergymen and non.
combatants passed. -. ......
The Senate passed several minor amendments
to the bill ..1 .s e..
|. Adjourned - ~ -e...... ..,.. ,
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SENATE.

H'h -iN w AsHIxarox Jan ~
Mr. Wade Introduced joint resolution for the
Committee on the Conduct OF the War 20 consist
Of three members from each House. which was
passed f s...f, f...
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, offered bill TO prohibit
the sale OF gold at higher prices than paid in
the regular market OF New York for u. : bonds
paying per cent. interest in gold. except for ex
portation TO pay debts -
On motion of Mr.. Sumner, the resolution TO
expel Senator Davis. Of Kentucky. was taken up
After considerable discussion the subject was
laid over. 49,
Mr.. Wilson reported buck the bill authorizing
the appointments of an Assistant Secretary Of
War. III i.af % afIiisH $50. Inf-sraU1 q
Mr.. Buckaow offered a resolution that 5000
copies Of McClellan's report be printed for the
use of the Senate.
On motion of Mr. Anthony resolution was
adopted calling on the Military Committee 10
inquire whether any obstacles had been thrown
in the way of the egress of colored men not
subject 10 military duty, and u so, by what au-
thority. Hn .f-n'Hlf Hfr1 -INian
Mr. Lanes bill relative to the sale of gold was
read twice, referred to the Finance Committee,
aud ordered to be printed
Adjourned.
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ever offered TO market by any government on
earth. Their object i not to eradicate slavery,
bus only to abolish is form and The mastery. To
subjngate wholly the rebel States, and utterly to
revolutionize their political and social organiza
tionj 10 destroy or Danish and strip OF
their property all the pro slavery people,
secessSnsts anti secessionists, loyalan disloyal
'combat2hts and--AoH ombAt4afs - old -aens
women and children, the decrepit and the
non cenlpos uenfis, all whom they oannot abpli-
tonizs, bud 20 distrbnte the landsof the snbip
gated people among their followers, ms was done
by the Roman conquerors of their own country
men. o-procisims suock- freedom 90 the .slss~ss
but BY military power TO take possession OF the
freedmen and work theiu for their own profit. to
do all the and alec TO enslave the white man by
tnmpiing under foot the Constitution and laws
Of the United States and the States. blythe power
of subsidized army. and lest il should faiter,
by hundreds Of thousands OF negro janHiss1ries,
organized Tor that purpose by the Secretary Of
War aud the Adjutant General. The first and
paramount object OF the conservatives Is 70 pre-
serve their own liberties by saving the Union,
Tire Constitution and tho laws from utter and final
overthrow by the destructves, not themselves 10
be enslaved under pretext Of giving fictitious
freedom to The Negro: and 10 restore and perpet
uate the Union, and 20 bring back the people In
revolt BY renewed and Sufficient guarantees OF
all their constitutional rights There Is no choice
left to any man but to be destructive or con
servatfve. i,''Vi ~ 't''f'0"
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HOUSE.

The House resumed consideration Of the joint
resolution reported fro'n the Judiciary Commit
tee, 10 make the conGscafion act c0nlOrm % the
Constitution, so that the forfeiture OF estates
shall continue only during the lifetime OF the
offenders. f, ~ ~ Aafe
Mr. Cox argued that the confiscation system
had proved an utter failure. AMI because this
failed the House was calle'i on adopt another
measure 10 stimulate the rebellion aud destroy
what little Union feeling there WIS nov In the
South, - $50.
Mr.. d. wis OF Maryland. replied. saying from
the course Of Mr. Cox and the majority on his
side no support Of the Administration to be
expected from them. and when he rendered his
support he (D,visl would look upon IL With sus
picion.
Further proceedings on the subject were inter
rupted by the expiration Of the morning hour.
The Senate resolution Tor the revival Of the
Committee on The Conduct Of the War was re
ferred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the bill to incre,se The internal revenue
Mr. Stevens offered An amendment taxing
spirits and distilIsd liquors on hand and for sale
August 3ist. ls62
After debate the amendment was agreed TO.
No other amendmentss Of importance were
made aas-tal=l - = lrsetol
without action on the bill the commitiee rose
aud the House adjourned ~ - s''.' n1'i g