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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

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8. - - :. - IN
IN D1eeisssa = u, 49,
NO o., W4hw, aad Ire,e, -
in WI IN o. tst1ay the ri = eI--We
o,eIoc& q oar auctino kossse. . "a 1sy, q 4
= ssod eook uashsr, snd ifoser. - ~Sasa, "
q god character, and the owner vs.M = veaaa
Tomai1iag n The city. VIVA rrefes -
ja1-1t NIL, DIcxIHsoN ! m
~ Rsds g. 1! g faaips, z,a: -
MI = win ssil n auction ,oa 18th s,,...
w Main and Franklin, on Yria.S ~, eesvsN
January, commencing a. 10 o'cIoekSS 'Hra'us, Isl
Lot Il panel doors. I 4 aad 2 neh..
g old sash with glas
{" white pine plank
" black walnut and mahosanv r..
pisks and shoveis, &c vi nils
white chalk, ropc, ant old i'm,
cfics stove. "a
Grstrste harness horse, reliable AMI 49,.
every respect "0ad q
very Zoe horses.
REDWOOD 4 PHILLIPS a,..,-
esFeet.
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Piedmont X u, Chief Engineers Once,
O..nvilIa Dec 7ti.. l6G1.

Piedmont X i, Chief Engineers Office, I
Dsnville. Dec tn, 1868.
KYANTED-Laborers.- wish to hire two hun.
w dred sbls- bodied negroes 70 work upon this
railroad. They win be exclusively urder the care
aud direction Of tbs Company, and preparations
have been made TO ensure good quarters, suf Gent
food, and proper medical attention The work TO be
done by them lies shaut half way between Danviils
and Greensboro, N e. in healthy country. and as
secure fren raids AS any to be found. For such
hands will pay the fsllowing prices: S52 per
month, the owaer clothing the hand; for we'll
grown boys, $25 per month $500 per mum, the
Company furnishing the usual 81 thing; $40 for
the six months from the LIST January to LIST July,
tn. Company furnishing only the GUNNER clothing;
$50 per month, or $50 per xanum, fsr n~sse oar.
psnters. VIII also give employment, during good
behavior, 10 oyerseers who can nriug with them to
the work force OF twelve to fifteen men of proper
quslfati IDS, and thes. hands may be worked nn-
der them il preferred For such service win psy
$50 per month aud beard. To any person who VIII
o.llect and briag into this efhcs force Of negro
men, (subject to my inspection ard approval
hired for the year, or half year. the sbays terms
received FUND T b MYERS.
WANTED--Twsnty good negro Golfers, to work
" in our mines on Dan river, thirty miles vest
Of Daavisie. in Rockingham coanty, N e. Our
shaft il one Sot yet Too feet deep, and Is free
from gas. The locality is healthy, anl ~ ssfs -
would do we'll to apply to as Ia person Or ~ letter
to Danville. JONES NEAL.
Dc ls-tIJsp
7Ay ANTED-A goailemxn. exoIaps fron con.
w scrirtion, whose time ID unoceupod during
the hours from 8 \ = NATL : y, and who bas Glled
pos.sions in some Of tho leading houses Of Balti
N Te, .desires siaaatioa u eagsge him ~ above
mentioned. Ha b rapid pcnsman AID good 10
r,nrtant. Reference given II required. Address
sJn !" Dispatch one do 2o-ltt
ssi AHTED--75 ahle. bodied Negro Iab,sers 5of
annvs tn' s snssi,.s Year; Aae,y e JAMS D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

TlRU5TEE's Sale Of Six Likely Negroes-We will
sell 90 Saturday, the "a day Of Jah'y, 1854, four
likely youne girls and young woman with bar first
ctiid. Sold by order Of trustee.
de 81 LIE 4 JAMES, Auets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

BIZ Thomas w Keesce, AasctiDneer,
fOiice corner OF 18th and Cary SITS.
TTORSES, Males, Duggy, and Spring Wagon, fer
sale at Auction will be sold on Saturday
morning. January 81, commencing at 10 O'Clock, on
@ unciI Chamber Hill
Sevcfa1 due saddle and harness horses
Several fae work mules
One good buggy
One spring wagon.
jaI THOS w KEEsEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

NJ Manufacturing Company will have the =. -. :,
auction sale 1t their man usactused goods At a,.a
itevills. e.. on Friday, LIST OF January, 1874 m.
usuai sssoltmentof '"'
7S shifting
ID sheeting
Drills
"a shifting
f. And OF ofnaburgs
VIII be soil. sale will cemmence At 10 c,.,,,,
n M de A-tds
Toe sALE-A Pew In DR. Hoge'a Church-p.-
r. No 81, in the Second PRESBYTERIAN Ch,,,h
(Rsv Dr. Hegs's.f will be sid ut auction on T5l,s
the Let day Of January, 1854, at 4 ockok pm.
de COST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

DEpArTMKNT OF STATE,
Richmond, 3ist Decemb' r, 1868 !
The President having app, owed the following rule
BY yirtrc OF the authority vested In him by the %
section or the act OF the 18th Of August. 1885, no
tee thereof Ia hereby given for the information Of
I'll concerned
s'No Passport viii DO issned f.om the Department
Of State during the pending war TO any male CHI
zen, unless the applicant produce and de in the Do
partneat certificate from the proper military au
thortos that he is not liable to duty 10 the army"
JP BENJAMIN,
al-lm Secretary II state.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01
By James n. 1aylsr, Assct'r.


1.-TWO STORY Brick Shop On the corner o. Grace
i and 10th streets, for sals q auctioa..Wi!i be
aold on Monday, the 18th day OF January. 1884. on
tho premises, at 3K O'Clock tho Brick Shop,
two stories high, With large shed attached about
Newell a. . carpenter shop. The house is built on
ground rent the lease for which will expire On the
-, together with all the benches, sash, blinds e
lot OK hardware and timber.
de 30 JAS n TAYLOR, Auct'r. !
r liberty HALL for sale ut auctioO.-WM be
] sold ON Wsluesdsy the 9Th day Of January,
1854 on the premises ct II o'clock II the desirable
Farm in the county 6. HaEovsr, eight miles from
Richmond, and two miles from the head q the
Mechanicssile turnpike. lying on b III roads lead
ing from Richmond to the Old Church. The farm
contains about 49s acres. Of which cbout $50 acres
are cleared the bslspce In originsi grswth Of oak
sad pine.s The buildings consist Of = twostory
wood house with nine rooms, Eitchen, eroks house,
&c.
TERMS or eAis.--Ons-thiyd each; .he remainder
at six and twelve manths; thc Whole in cash, If
prtferred- The taxes for 1861 to be paid BY the
purchaser. JAS Il TAYLOR.
de29 Auctioneer.
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By Vim. Rr,,nill, Auc.ioneer..
ll'etersburg, Val

GALE OF NEGROES In Petersburg -cha,,., p
~ Ocllier nm Alexander DOnnap, Ga Trustee 80
sell on tho first day OF January, 1884 at II o,csSt
a. William Panni2ps auction stcre, on sycamors :,
about thirty Slaves, consisting Of meu won ON sor'
aud girls WH PANNIiJ. Ins,,' >
de 25-5t Pe,ersh,rs "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

~ STOCKHOLDERS.-Thean annual meeting al
~ the Stock holders Of the Farmers' Bank Of Wiz
ginis iii be held ct their Banking House. in the
city Of Richmond, on Wednesday, the 18th Of JAN
uary. 1854, At IL o'clock.
de l4-2tAwtd SMITH, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

ZEs ANTGD-A Wet Nurse, without eneumbrance.
tfW Apply corner Of 9Th and Main SITS. Appli.
cants in the country will address "B>x I'll"
dp SO-3l*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

49, NUTlCE-The general meeting Of the
~ stockholders Of the Bank OF Virginia wills be
held at their banking house, in the city Of Rich
mond, on Monday, the 18th Of January, 1864.
The law provides that no officer or director Of the
Bank shall vote a. thu proxy Of stakeholder in
any election Of directors officers of the bank
shall any proxy be valid which shall have been
ecutsd sixty days before the t;me OF election.
de lO-3tawti WMFTAYLOR Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

yITANTED-To purchase or hire a No Sean stress;
w must have good character for honesty, &C.
Inquire corner Broad aud 7ih streets. over
Dabney's. de 3O-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

Ski AETED-75a hle- bodied negro lab,sers Sof
NJ the ensuing year. Apply b JAMES D
BROWNE. Supsrintsn4spt Artillery WoFkshops,
de- 01-lA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

A. THE very best pure Cider Vinegar, for family
u3e At IS per gallon, at No Exchange Hotel Build
Ing, Pearl or 18th street
Also, for sale, 100 dozen Empty Bottles.
de 3l--Nf
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NEGROES FOR SALE AND HIRE

NEN1tVL0 TUT Oh 7IE h1FD 1I1ZlLs
nor HIRE-fwo cook women, without encum.
4 braucs; three chambermaids; one Superior
wash rwoman; fur email girls, from 10 to ~
years old tomel to house service; Ona apright-
ly boy, 10 years old These fervants are Of good
chara Ter. Apply to me at I II Wakes store, Msin
etreet ED III MORGAN.
N-B-AIso, two factory hands, and enc valuable
msn, acous toned to general service.
il I-StA NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
'sNaileA 70 q DtsleyaI and Dssunion
PlatformsS

Prom tie ). !. ieraid, Sept. Il
The Democratic party is nailed 10 q
disloyal and disunion platform, which
their candidate, Gen Mcclellan, has been
compelled to disown. The Chicago Con-
vention has resolved itself into revolu.
tionary body, subject to the orders of
August Belmont. The News, the organ
of the Woods, calls upon Belmont to sum-
mon that Convention together to make
another candidate and make the division
complete. August Belmont is the ne phew
of Slideil and the Representative Of the
RothschiIds, who are the financial repre-
sentatives of Napoleon in the Mexican
business. Turn whatever way he will,
therefore we 6od Napoleon concealed be.
hind the peace platform, the peace poll
ticians and the rebel agents; and We as
sure the American people and the Admin
istration that they have more to fear from
this fact than any of them yet realize.
Nothing IS t'i~n Northern insured
ton, and the consequent transformation
Of this republic into two governments, is
the programme Of the Emperor of the
French. The question for us is, will
this programme be successful?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

And Lincoln has as good chance
for 1919 electoral votes as Mcclellan has
for 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

LAsAtLx, H., July 10th Ise3it
DJoHx II Brnor Es1-Doar sir: Lave Let sufferer
for six wears with Chronic Rhtnnasy and take
pleasure In recommending atnT 20 Fl AID Mn
ga Specific be the best rnine Tor that disease
that bav. ever heard When commenced taking II
could hardly sit st, great the rain
and IN three DAYS free from IT, and my legs are for
,bs first time In five years free fion pain few, 40
nimble that think would I've dancing all the while III
Ala mot cost much for music But, sir srer5id
medicine aud would recommend all those afflicted with
those diseases to try IT, have just found Cart HI, ,rnd
"a friend Of mine) his back with infamnafory rheu-
mafisn, and told him what your medicine did for me
he will send TO for come of it, ENCLOSED please nd
dllsrs and send me two bottles ofthe Specific III
should need il yself Twill give some one fiat
does for there are plenty thar suffering with those
that upacquainted with your Specific and
think that you ought to publish II in every cit, III me
Union. Very respectfully yours, 49, s
Carr. JAMES W. GROWN
Residence, chicaen Ill -
P.e. Send medicine to care of b. y W Whitman Chr
caro- j. w n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
O II DR q M,
WIT HOU.T A RIT
And Justly deserves the repui IL bea long enjoyed
in Central America and the West Indies In
y Y s p EP GlA

And ts attendant train Of symptc-4s il acts ike
charm than . medicine. There " nothing In the Who'll
range Of the Aaefis Nedcs that ior moment YEAR
comparison With |. IN this disc
tn account OF tis wonder plant may be found in
the 18th edition eff the Dispenkatofy
ges 1857 and 1888
series Of experiments Ehich DIR Bell las been for
years engaged, has inst bee brought successful
mnatioa, aid he is enabled ofer 90 public
continuation Of CEDRON With other uppToN cd 0Iies the
whole preserved in ta beet quality q copper dsAxd
Bourbon whsky vlich lie IL conLdeLt has equal
the world
lie have long since learned - estimate safh thht. al
their true value. The fsf Ian j. tn every test
for himself the virtues VI a ne,.icine 1Ive tho
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
MCCLELLAN ArD THE DRAFr.
The St. Louis Democrat saws:


The St. Louis Democrat says:
The draft which hes begun in this city
is'looked upon by Democrats generally :,
= great Outrage upon constitutional iiber
ty-as one OF the most revolving phases
Of the '.Lipcsln despo.isn." How can
they reconcile this patriotic prejudice with
Nc Clellan's views on the Same subject
On the 10th day of August, 1851, just q
month after the FIRST battle of Bull Run,
when volunteers were pouring into Wash
ington by regiments and brigades, Gen.
McClellan wrote letter to the President,
in which he advocated resort to an i'm
mediate draft. He wanted drafts to be
made at once" The letter was one in
dorsing . proposition from Gen. Marcy,
his father in-law and chief OF staff, to
Gen. Mcclellan, that he should make %
positive aud unconditional demand for AZ
immediate draft" and communicated by
Mcclellan to the President. The promo
sition of Gen. Marcy was in the form Of :
dispatch from New York, where Marcy
then was, to Mcclellan, at Washington,
and is ~ follows:
New York, Aug. 80, 1861.
81 urge upon you to make . positive
and unconditional demand for an imme-
date draft Of the additional troops you
require. Men will not volunteer now,
and drafting is the only successful plan.
The people will applaud such . course,
rely upon it, I viii be in Washington
tomorrow. r. B. MARCY"
This cool and remarkable production
Gen. Mcclellan forwarded to the Presi-
dent on the day of its reception, with the
following note of hearty approval;
Washington, Aug. 90. 1861.
"Sir: | have Just received the enclosed
dispatch in cipher. Colonel Marcy know.
what he Gays, and is Of the coolest judg-
nent. recommend that the Secretary
of War ascertain ct once by telegram how
the enrollement proceeds In New York
and elsewhere. and that. if it is not pro-
ceeding with great rapidity, drafts to be
made at once. We must have men with.
out delay. Respectfully. your obedient
servant,
GEORGE B. McCLELLAS,
"Major-Gen. U. S. A."
Aud again, while in command of the
Army Of the Potomac, after the battle of
A ntietam. he wrote the following letter to
the President
Headquarters Army Potomac,
Oct. "a, 1862.
Your Excellency is aware Of the very
great reduction of numbers tina. has tsken
place Ia most of the old regiment. of this
command, and how necessary it is to ell
up these skeletons before taking them In.
to action | HAVE THE HONOR,
THEREFORE,, TO REQUEST THAT
THE ORDER TO FILL UP THE OLD
REGIMENTS WITH DRAFTED MEN
MAY AT ONCE BE ISSUED.
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN,
Major Gen. Cong.
His Excellency, the President.
Yet, Notwithstanding this urgent de-
maud of Mcclellan for draft, the Cop.
perheads persisted in discouraging vol
unteering, and now erovl over the draft.
md would resist it in every State from
Maine to California if they had the pluck
to face the music.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

The Bard Of the Genesee Valley
Colonel Hosmer-plunged into the depths,
1ot grief BY his domestic Affections, has
resolved TO employ his time for I season
In Preparing for publication I volome Of
war lyrics. He win appropriately ilius.
TRAITS the volume with . portrait of the
late General Wsdsvorth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

Letter from Capt MALy te Alexander Letch Druggist
before JSo ii. BLOOD, became Agent for the Meicite
ST LOUIS. March 81, lse3.
ALEX LgTrcH, Esq.:-Like many Of nav profession I
have suffered severely with rheumatism and get no
permanent relief till tried your Specific am harry
to say that its use, in few days me 70 hesih
lsigned,J CAPT MALlN, OF steamer WARSAW n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

The ELECTORAL .VoTs.-The number
of electoral votes to be cast next fall, in
Guiding that of West Virginis, and omit
ting, as per vote Of Congress-, those Of the
seeded States, which are said to have
been restored to the Union, is 23l. They
are apportioned as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
aaESaoo1

destroy our government, opposed 70 Mr..
Lincoln and in fayorof Moe lsllAn. Ponder
welltbe question and vote Understandings
ly on the monensoas issues epvolvsd In
this decisive struggle of the war. :
+ e. 81 = UNION. /.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
nZ The 18th Indiana veta,on. :,

EE The llth Indiana Veterans, in
Shermsn's army, took vote the other
day, with the following result: Lincoln.
323; Mcclellan, Is. For Governor Of
Indiana the vote was: Morton. 333;
Mcdonald, s. The 9th Indiana voted
unanimously for Lincoln and Morton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

BOr The Union, Gen. Ne Clellan says,
is "tbe one condition Of peace-ws ask
no more" What about the Cons,itu.
ton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

See what Dr. PHIss, Of the ola i and best Phys
clans Of ST. Louis ssyi:
Sf Leuss. June 1s lse9.
Mr.. JSo. ii, BLOOD, Agent Of IaeEands kheu1stism,
Cont aud Neuralgia. Specific II have prescribed the
Above mentened specific and nust sey that have
found any remedy that csrries much etrtainfy
quick and salulary that has ii all the where
have used IL. nH. @. W. PHILLIPS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

Total number Of votes .... 2sl
Number required for election " lie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

Yet, Notwithstanding this urgent de-
maud of Mcclellan for draft, the Cop.
perheads persisted in discouraging vol
unteering, and now erovl over the draft.
and would resist it 10 every State from
Maine to California if they had the pluck
to face the music.
Evening star., 1864-12-13
CONGR ESSIONAL.
n THE SENATE yesterday.

IN ThE SENATE yesterday
Mr Davis, OF kentucky, submitted & series Of
resolutions, which propose convention Of all
the States as the agency by which these ends
are TO be attained, and they then propose to
refer 10 the consideration of such convent ton,
as a basis OF settlement Of all diffic ulties
among the States, numerous amendments to
the Constitution, arranged into eleven para
graphs.
They also propose that the officers OF Prest-
dent and Vice President be taken alternately
from the free and slave States and that in no
case shall both be from the same section at the
same time; and vests the Pres ideDt with power
TO remove from Office the heads OF the different
departments at will.
In TIE HOUSE yesterday
The House proceeded To the consideration of
the special order, namely, the bill reported
from the Committee on Naval Affairs last
session, authorizing and directing the Secre-
taTy OF the Navy to appoint a competent engi.
peer 10 designate and survey the necessary
amount OF land near New London for Navy
Yard and depot, for the constructions docking
and repair OF iron.clad and other naval yes.
seis.
Mr.. Kelley, OF the Committee, had reported
substitute authorizing the acceptance from
the city OF Philadelphia OF the title to League
lsland,. and II said title be found perfect, to
proceed to establish there a navy yard ana
depot, for the construction, docking and repair
OF iron -clads, etc.
Mr.. Brandegee, Of the Committee on Naval
Affairs, opposed the bill, AID Mr. Charles
q Neil, OF Pa, favored 1t, bat submitted the
floor 10
Mr.. Jenckes, who called up the Bankrupt
bill, which, during the last session, had been
postponed until to- day.
AT MS suggestion an amendment was made
so that the bill may take effect on the ist day of
June, 1e65.
The bill was passed. Yeas, 76; nays, S.
Evening star., 1864-12-13

FlNANcIAL-The New York Post Of last
evening says:
The prominent topic in Wall street is the ad-
vance in all descriptions OF government secu-
rl'ies, conse Quent on the demand from Ger.
many, end on the report that the subs scription
sy stem is &c tie revived for the sale Of the
seven-thirtiss This last report is received
with general satisfaction, as indicating ces.
sa ion of Initiation, and a return to Il more con-
Cola opened at 232 4, and after falling to 232
and rising to 237, closed at 2354
The loan market is fairly active at seven per
cent. There is an abundaI ce OF unemployed
capital, and the supply OF currency Is ade-
Guate.
Railroad shares are active, and the tendency
CT Quotations i upward.
The New York COmnte rcidi Advertiser saws:
The money market continues very easy. The
supply OF money is very abundant. Balances
are accommodating i'll the hands Of lenders, and
there is q disposition TO lend upon a lower class
OF securities than have been Of late demand ID.
The better class OF mining stocks are accepted
as collaierais, which is giving partial impetus
10 spec uiatiOn in mining stocks. There Is a
pre- vai,pg inds position TO employ money
freely in railroad stocks, aud the present ten
deDcy is for speculation to take some other d.
rect,on. The very low price OF many of the
miscellaneous stocks appears to be Likely to at
tract 4 movement n that direction, IL money
should continue so abundant as at present.
Tie NJ " issuas of Five-twenties sold x above
the old issue; buyers having discovered tn It
their maturing later than the old issue is IN
advantage
At the stock board the speculative movement
WIS dun, except upon Governments, in which
gold interest bends were generally active aud
higher
Evening star., 1864-12-13
CONGR sSIONAL.
TUESDAY, December Is.


SRrATE-Mr. Sumner presented a petition
OF Lake Brother Il Co, baukers, of New York
ard Boston. praying indemnity for United
States certificates to the amount of $4,000, lost
BY them, and tina, Congress would by law pro-
vide tor all such cases hereafter.
Nr sumner thought that this was matter
WHICH concerned tue national credit, and on
hts motion 1t was referred 70 the Committee on
Finance.
Mr.. Sumner, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, to " HON was referred so uch of the
Presidents Message refers to those ubiecta,
r-Io,ted u bill to anthorize the President Of the
United s tates TO transfer a gnnbOa. to the Gov.
ernment Of the Repu biic OF Liberia.
Dir. Wilson introduced bill to encourage
enlistments and promote the efficiency OF tho
military and naval forces 1t frees the vito
and Children OF all slaves mustered Into tho
service. Referred 10 the Military Com mittee!
Mr.. Sherman, from theCommittee ON Finance,
reported back the bill for the purchase or con.
stvuction of revenue cutters ON the Lfkes; aud
on h,s motion Ii WIS taken up. II provides for
Elk steam cutters, and apprcpriaies Sl,08l l,0O3.
Mr.. 5. stated that the Secretary Of the Treas.