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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-28

arrRoroLIrAs-Emily Thorne TO night. This
announcement is enough to crowd the house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-28

W Michigan regiment passed through the
city yesterday for the front
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-28

a Yesterday was beautiful. and this matter
10 stated a. fact
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soLDIERs-wE THINK DIR

Strickland is quite right in advising in hs advertise
ment in columns Of to-dsys paper TO take bottle
Of his highly recommended Anti Mixture your
knapsscks. 1t may the lives Of many Of best
soldiers Mothers, that your do not neglect it,
You get it the Drug Stores 50 cents per bottle
1t is the best remedy for Dsarrhps and Dysentery.
march, -diyeod8wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-28

The Plantation Btters make the weak strong the Ian
guild brilliant and exhausted natures great
They composed Of celebrated Calisaya Bark Win
tergreen, sss saras Roots Herbs &c, all preserved In
perfectly pure 81. Croix Rum.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-28

Published for the benefit ana % acAUIloS 10 young
MEN and othsrs, Who suffer from Nervous Dsotty Pre-
mature Decay Of Manhood, kc-, rpply1ng q ns same
time the means Of sefcu By oce Who has cured him.
By inciosing poet pad addressed euvsiops. angle
copies may Be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Req,
febs-d7- Bedford. Kings Co., n. T.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-28

Sunday Night Dispatches.
GENERAL FORESTS RAID.
PADUcAh SACKED AND BURNED.
.4TT.fCK O.T THE FORT
The Rebels Repuised.
Mayfeld Filled with Rebel Wounded.
Counterfeit u. :. Treasury Notes.
BURNING OF THE STEAMER DIES ARC
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CIT 1T z N 8 l..

NFarmersi plant onions.
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S. T.--186O.--X.

Persons Of sedentsry habits troubled with weakness,
lasstudc papitaton Of the heart lack Of appetite dis
afer eating. torpid liver constipation &C. deserve
to suffer il they do not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medical author
tiles and warranted to produce immediate bene
fetal effect They exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure and harmless.
NorIcE-Any person pretending TO sell Plantation
Bters in bulk OF by the gallon swindler and impos
tor 1t put up only in patent log cabin bottle
Beware Of bottles relied with imitation deeterous stuff
for which several persons already in prison. See
that every bottle has our private United States Stamp
over the cork unmutilaed and signature steel plate
side label
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habtsbIe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-28

The Plantation Btters have cured Of q
arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs that
distressed me for years. II like charm.
G. c. MOORE, 254 Broadway, y. Y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-28
HEADcrsKTrks DEr-T % TEE CussrxLxsD,g
NASHVILLE, TKsS July -, 1883.

NASHVILLE, TKss July "a, ls63.
DR.. John Bulls Agent, Mr.. -. has permission 20
ship Nashville Tenn twenty Eve gross Tor 300 dosen)
of Bulls Cedron Btsrs for sale Suffers In the army
only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department b
complied with strictly
BY comm and Of Major General Rosecrsns.
wN. NJ wtLEs
Major and Provost Marshal General
Sed wholesale and Retail by
J. T. sEN0UR. Druggist,
West Washington Street. Indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-28

LOOIrFELl-, ctpt Ic6s
On the 23d Of July last submitted through agent
OF mine TO the Medical Director OF the Department Of
Cumberland sample Of my cedron Btters for his in
spection, and requested, after analysis be found
mertonous, 10 sanction and approve ts among
soldiers.
The following il the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen Rosecrans permission to ship 300 dozen
have II sold 70 Settlers. JOHN BULL
II satisfied that Cedron Bstters will do harm
any one, If taken properly and IN moderation. no
objection TO Dr. Bull being permitted dispose Of 70
Suffers. A. HENRY THURsTON,
Surgeon and Medic al Director, ID. c."
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HoYT's HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
H0TT's HIAwATHa HAIR RESTORATIVE.

In Longfellows Poem His~stha vas sdludged 90 have
conferred the greatest boon his Tribe becsnse be
brought 10 is notice Every will admit that
our preparation IL worthy Of the name for the benees
MI IA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-28

Ds. JOIN BULL-Dear Sir: am happy 20 state 20 YOU
that have used your valuable Cedron Bters With
benefit myself In general debility and prostraiion 81
my system, produced by the unhealthy and miasmaie
influences Of the Mississippi River and around vicks-
burg having been with Gen Grants army throag
its whole Southern campaign. confidently recommend
its use to all persons who exposed in unhealthy eli
mates. III. W FOGIF
Agent U. s. Sanitary Commission.
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And BY al Respectable dealers IN medscins-
NARA -dlmeodAwln
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EBlLLIoUs AFFECTIONS AND THE
vsrous eonplssnn iacid-n, 10 tbs $500, a.
surcr snd salsr .un.dr ,h.n Rp A xnpr-u.. -
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g . The Plantation Bitters have cured ine Of
liver complaint Of which laid up PROSTATE and had
TO abandon my business.
Il. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
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New York Cattle Market.

MAkKxr DAY, TUESDAY, March %, 1864.
L RECEIPTS or CATTLE ALL KINDS, Fos raE WEEK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-22

! -, .s..ss esx ascps. s,sss
"A 's1'a n sJ JSssssssGss szs HOUSTON n
Ssel o,s. d. RAl.s' sHss sS l:s$ i f - 81.
snael ,anei. sar, from d ssSSs e
IA @ I'M s ;:,s: rom ~, :, rtSss
sas: = fsos. '7 very s,ss iss rom . Onward.
ssipsa aid flAid yOu,ards :: ! asds q ..
PLAIN snis from auct,onl .. "a y IA
}ss . s ne. w rss:, ;ss !: 8 'ss'-
:, ,..cu .,... . ..sSg4! 5E'AarnrsE
40" = BLACK SILK HAseuRs.
$500 BLACK s q + M c5a aSv,.a,s
81 CIRCULARS AND .,,..
oihooIAA' 49, BAsoUEs.
''p''0' ad S1sss yh n ass IMPORTED
q @ ssss T rs ss:is or
Dar 81 s ESsS1 Ras a1S n
0n Ti e s;T;s sfT iffs s GOODS
most Of which have been withdrawn the custom
zurns week, and the choicest and most desirable
Slscl and coiored Hsrnan!s. AL Widths
@ Ss:::$ %s ss;is J: :':S
30 pieces Of low priced Drs.s Goods
Al lsC, zoe, 40, &c and upward
snAwLs: saAwLs sMAwLs: ,.
"'- cisS S. "a d Ssss:aias ''
80, >. PPEYToN JOHNSTON,
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PROPOSALS. FOR $4,000
L NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At the,
o'clock NJ when the zane vii be publicly opened for tho
whole part Of the OF Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars Of fe New York County Court House Stock
thozed by chapter 22 Of TIE Laws OF 1854 and by ordi
Of e Board Of Superysos approved BY the Mayor
May 8, 1864
The said stock 10 to provide additional for the
srucon completion Of the county Court House
Chambers street II VIII bear at Vie of six
annum. payable scmau nuGy the first dv oe
redecmabc foIows-vx One hundred thousand dollars
the FIRST day Of November 5, aud hundred thou
sand dollars on the first day Of November. 1880.
The proposals viii state the stock desired, and
the price per one hundred dollar, and the persons
deposit with the County Treasurer the sums awarded to
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF tbs
County Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be
titled to receive certificates for equal amounts Of the
OF tie awarded to them, bearing interest from
the dates OF payments
Each proposition should be sealed and cndored "Propo
m FOR the New York County Court House Stock and
enclosed In second envelope, addressed 70 tho Comp
troller. -
The right reserved 10 reject sny or all Of tho bids ts
interests Of the county require II.
Comptroller.
ConPIRpLLEns OryIck,
Nav YoRx NAY a. 1884
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-22

NORTH CAROLINA STATE SKIES. REGULAR OR
IN irregular wanted BY WILLIAM d. SCRANTON, ITO
Pearl street,
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TWO SECOND HAND COACHES-ONE COACH
L Roekaway. two four seat Phaetons ono nearly new;
one ea and is Concn Eockaways, built before
high prices VIII be sold accordingly. = .4.al-r
MOTT 4 CO., No. Is " est Fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-22

ITO LET-IN UNIVERSITY PLACE. BETWEEN TH1Rr
teonth Fourteenth streets large, connUdou, pr
Stable. Inquire o'clock In the morning at 80 East
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nNE HANDSOME BRETT FOR SALE AT JOHN c.
~ PARKER CO.'S, 81 Ea Tween fifth street, be-
tween Third and Lexington avenues.
ONE LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON, MADE BY ABBOTT
~ Concord. number OF light TOP aud cast steel
Buggies square depot Rockaway. one light gro
delivering Wagon, with top Apply o. Broadway
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yyTANTED TO ExCHANGE-A VERY FINE CLOSE
w Carriage for a pair OF Horses. from hh 10 l51
hands high; kind, stylish pair. Apply at Mr. Dun's
stable,
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TTNlON COURSE. L-TRUrrfN0r ON WEDNBs
heats bc three n svs wagon and driver 70 weigh a
pounda a. Woodruff names b. n. Baby Belle; D. fdfo
names M Emprcss Cars leave South ferry at o'clock.
SHAW WHITE, Proprfetors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

authority, with which tho Judges Of Election arc
clothed was really tho mode adopted by the Lawmakers
for the accomplishment Of that purpose and he asks the
Governor 20 give him his views as TO tho extent Oh
authority possessed by the Judges OF Election and
especially as TO whether they have powers TO reject
vote on account Of the disloyalty OF the person
offering iti
Gov Bradford replies at some length giving review
Of tho laws Of the State upon tho subject In WHOM no
says: -
entirely sufficient II faithfully executed, as have every
reason to hope they viii be- to exclude disoys voters
from the polls The duty Of our judges OF Election H.
in this respect clearly defined and adequately enforced
By The Convention net 1t IL provided that any Judge
TOT Election who shall refuse neglect to perform any
Of the duties required OF him. by that act shall be liable
10 indictment for such ofcrsc. and upon conviction
thereof shall be deemed guilty Of msdemeanor and DC
eentepced 20 fine Of not less than $500 and 70 impr-
onment I'm the ail Of the city cou:ty where sncA
ofcnse may have been committed, for aterm not les
than six months. l., .
Among the documents submitted 70 thc'Goyernor u 2
cprrespondence between The General and T.. o. MI
honrne one OF the candidates the disoysi cket 10
Anne Arundel County. who was. IL VIII be rememoec1
Sneaker of the House of Delegates at Frederick IN iso
The result of tho questioning by the General Is that NJ
Kilbourne acknowledges his disloyaity. and deeohe'
being candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
THE MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION ELECTION.
rs,portant Correspondence between Gov.
bradford and Msior-Gen. Wallace.
Friday. April /, leCl

The american, of this city, publishes this
afternoon important correspondence between Governor
Bradford and Major.Gen Wallace. in regard TO the
prevention Of dsloya persons being elected to the
Constitutional Convention at the election On Wednes
day next.
The General addresses the Governor furnishing him
with official copies Of papers, glance at which, be
says. will doubtless satisfy him that persons "disloy
to the Of the United States candidates
for the Constitutional Convention tho election for which
takes place on the 9th Of April next and asks the
Governor whether the Legislature in prescribing al
ath of LOYALTY to be administered 70 the delegates
before taking their seats did not also intend to provide
method for the rejection at the polls Of the votes
disloya men, Apd tbat e power, amounting 70 1ud1ela
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nuce Of Rebel Prisoners.

Bv the arrival of the steamer fazoo, from
New. ORLEANS March o. We have the following. The
news brought BY the Cahawba to the same date will be
found IN our supplement:
Corres-ondence Of the Associated Prcss.
Nrw.OmxANs, Thursday, March q, 1904.
On Tuesday afternoon Gen. Banks and staff started
for TIE front His presence viii infuse increased en-
,hnsiasm and courage into te troops, and operations
will be still more actively advanced.
Admiral Farracut has been at Pensacola few day 3
past which place he will leave on Saturday ior VIC
Operations nj Fort Powell near Mobile, have been
suspended for the present. ,., ..,
The latest Te1as adyiees report everything LII '"'''
YESTERDAY morning, Peymasters started for hata-
gorda IA pay the troops there ~, o..,..-.
Gov Yates snd family Of Illinois are IN New orleans,
LYMAN Holly of the 42d Ohio Volunteers, was
drowned lately in the hissssipp by the upsettos oil
boat. n, - - .h
The aulo argument Of L. Madison Day, esqi on the
Coufscaton act has been published and goes North 10
The health Of the city and army is remarkably good
We have had two days Of extraordinarily o'd "e"'ne
The nrsro schools in New Orleans, eight in number
are succeeding finely and the pupils make RAPID pro
gress. .,.o,.,
Of the Rio Grande. II is quite certain that Matanoro
Cortua is levyiug heavy contributions on The people
OF the INV and procaims his intent9n OF taking IN
field a, ainst the invaders The people are putting then
cotton on board foreign ships fast as possible To saw
il from the French TIL,
Political excitement has about passed away although
another election takes place Monday next There
no "COppcrhead" ticket in the field, regular fr'
State ticket has been nominated, ana IN some us'rISu
there are two unconditional Abolition tickets. III
election is for delegates to the Constitutional CohVe
ton. o., -
The Fort 10 Rgssy prisoners have arrived =, The The
number 3l9 inclgding % officers. portion OF 'h'0
mr. Ntyy.(
Gov Hahn has received letter from 25O Louisianhns
prisoners in Camp Morton Indianapolis. asking for ~
iperoession with the President to obtain their release
They say they see their folly and cow desire to bel
make Louisiana Free State. Five creoles OF II -
influential families siga the document ior themselves
and 30 Others. -
Cob, 1854 al63i Cotton-Low &lddngs, cote
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TuRPAY OF PmybJE s0LDIERs.

Mr.. HOLMAN (Dem., Ind gave notice iha'
he will on Monday, introduce resolution ins,ruetlnE
the Committee on Military Aitsrs 10 report Dill
increasing the pay VI privates Of the army.
iKTER-sTATE COMMERCE..
Mr. WILSON Un Iowa. asked leave TO Introduce a
hill regulating commerce among tn several STATED ~
decIares that each aud every railroad company Is
authorized 10 transport freight and passengers iroin
one state 10 another anything in tho laws OF any o'e
10 the contrary notwithstanding. .n,m
Objection was raised 10 the Introduction OF the OIL
RrFUHDIgG MONEY EXPENDED by STATS.
Mr. BLAINE Qn.. Me- introduced OH 70 pro'lus
for rendng 10 loyal States certain sums Of money eA
n.nded by them In raising organizing, and equipphg
troops for the Union army.
II nroydes for board Of three commissioners 10 hu
sessions In Washington. and report TO Congress the
aseertained sums due the States. towns. ciies anu
The bill was referred to the Committee on ways ana
Means. -... - ussv,e
THE PREVENTION OF CoLLIsIoNs BY vEssEIS.
Mr.. ELIOT QnL, Mass.) from the Committee on Com
merce reported bill fixing the rules ior preventing
collisions on the water, by signals. log whistles. eve.
MT Eliot explained that the object OF the bil was 70
contribute toward uniform international code Oh
Tho Importance OF such code had for long time Deen
fell by the parties interested but up TO this time none
had been established by this Government year ago
Lord LYONS called the attention OF the STATE Dcpeft
mcnt TO tho subject and nclosed code OF rules adopted
nv Great Britain 20 into force In June last ana sug
gcstod that it DO adopted by our Government Xhis
code was submitted to the Navy Department ana by u
referred 10 Board which gave the code very careful
eIamnation II had also been recommended BY the
TrewpJy Department. Copies Of tho bW now peioIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

From Our Special Correspondent
LITTLE Rock. March Is, 1864.
Two days have elapsed since the close Of the
election and yet have definite but partial returns
from only twelve counties. These returns, however
indicate that the aggregate vote in these counties VII
reach over 6ooan average Of 500 to the county. The
same average will not be sustained in the counties yet
to be heard FROM the Rebel oonscrption has taken
twohrds Of the voters away and tho presence
and threats Of guerrllas win deter many others from
approaching the polls. The entire vote Of the reclaimed
portion Of tho State viii undoubtedly (as tclegrsphed
ron this morning. DO between 1900 and 10000 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
PARADE or THE 7TH REGIMENT.
-. ..-,,,,. e,u Rvc,vpxr n a. ~

NEW YORK, March 81, lat4.
GENERAL ORDER, No. I'm compliance with
Diyon aud Brigade orders Of this date tins Regimen. WI
,,J ON Monday Anil 4th pToIimo, take par. Ia the
ceremonies Of opening The salisry Fair .
,e-iuer,a Ire will be icrmcd on LsiayeUe pace a.
quarter before OClock, =. N. . -, -.
Baud aud drn corps III report TO tie AdJu'Sn' 10 h"'s
sieh and stat mounted viii iepor, a; the Armory At
quarter before o clock. . -, ,s.h,
Overcoss will be brought 10 the Anory 70 be worn II the
state Of the weather requires Il. A.
Tie Comnsndlnt noticed that men, coming upon th
ground ao have taken position IN the music enad-hk
NOT he Allowed and Captions Of Companies will see tha' sill
men not present Toca Tor equsation are Ietufea ~
absent whether they join the Regiment aierwsrd OF not
ny order OF Col MARSHALL LbrELhAo-
Ns n. UUxE Adjutaut.
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omTHE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Activity 81 she neutrality-suspicious. foF
Work.
WASHINGTON, Friday, April ], 1861.

WASHINGTON, friday Aprh j. Ioo7'
A letter from the Army of the Potomac says
Al, Rebels for the past two days have been busiy en-
,sred In digging rhepts along the south SIDE oil tne
Rao,dap. in the vicinity of Raccoon Ford.
Il, also reported by deserters that they are tearing
mn the railroad between Fredericksburg and Hanover
function.
81, deserters camo in yesterday, bringing their wives
and twelve children. They Travelled by way OF Mad
on Ccprt House whore their families had been living
,,couuseripg crea; hardships on the route.
seventy two prisoners, sentenced by Court Martial TO
bOr on the public works for terms ranging ron one 20
sn wears, were sent 10 Alexandra yesterday Oh inc
wa, e the fields of their future tolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
THR NATIONAL BANK BILL.
Emancipation in MARYLAND.

i, JtU7.
An enthusiastic meeting of the friends of
Emancipation was held at the Maryland Institute to-
Night Among the speakers we're Messrs. Boutwell, Of
Massachusetts Kelly and Myers Of Davis
81 Maryland and Gen Lew Wallace Mr.. Davis stren-
sously advocated emancipation without compensation
ntheT by the State er General Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIEs.-The Democratic
primaries for electng delegates TO the city and ward
conventions, took place in Jersey City last evening
In several OF the wards especially In the Second. the
contest was very spirited. No disturbances were re-
ported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
The BritannisI nj Portland.

PORTLAND, Me-. Friday. April l. 1864.
The steamship Britannia, Tester, from Glas-
cow on the 18th Of March, arrived here this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
WASHINGTON, Friday. April /, 1864.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The following nominations were confirmed TO-
H. h., tho canata in ayecutive apssion.

The following nominations were confirmed TO-
lay by the Senate in executive session;
To be Brioadiey Generals of YoirnteoGCo. Patrick r..
fonnor ID California Vos from March 80 1853; Lieut. Col
Aaebert Anes 5th Artillery from May TO- 1855 Col BENZ
I'll GTierson 9Th Illinois Cavalry, from June I0oJ capt
s. Foster 18th Indiana, Jaao y, i5S5 Col Alfred N Due
ist Rhode liland Cavalry. June e. 1885 COL Waiter
2: Whitaker, 9Th Keikacky, June Is, lse3i fiI,'
isss' cs aps0n wesley eym Merritt ID cs1siy June 2
1859 Capt Ken1sr GarrsId s.h Cavalry Fly e 1852;
Missouri Aug iseS; Col Samuel K Rice 53d Iowa Aug.
! 1863 Col Walter Q Gresham, sad Ind Avg H. 1882 Gel
Cor.e 9Th Iowa Aug H. 1868; Capt Alvin G. GiIem Assist
~ 9saerusster U A. Aus ~ 1897 CO.. Jane, o. kSs
Cavalry June 49, 1863 Col John C. Sarswesther lst WIS.,
July H. 1868; Col Henry l. Eu 10th Msss Sept IL 1888
drew nf Hamilton * feaas Sept is lSss Col Henry W
Bre, 18th Conn, Sept 49, 1868, Col Manning d. Force 10Th
Ohio Aug. II, 1868
The Senate also confirmed Lieut.. Byron Wilson to be
Lieut. Commander Of the Navy from November 1865.
THB NATIONAL BANK BILL.
Representative KassOn's amendment to the
National Bank bill which was adopted to-day. pro-
viding that the tar shall be such may from time to
lime DO imposed by Congress In lieu OF the present
h1es Is preliminary TO the introduction OF BILL now
pending before the Committee OF Ways and Means.
prescribing other rates Of taxation applicable to such
Institutions. The amendment of Representative Blaine
Maine providing that every association may charge.
sn any loan discount interest at rate established
BY law IN tho State where such institution shall be oca
sd which was agreed TO by tbs Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of the Union aftcrward super
soded by restoring the original provision "of not
seeding seven per cent"
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fROm THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
GULF.

Gen. Ranks Gone 20 sse Frenf-Ad"irni
Farragst Gone 20 the Texas Cosst-At-
srck ON Mntnmoros Threntencd-Cor-
tina Lcvyina Heavy Contribution" on
sbe PeopIc-Po'itics 1" New.orie""S-
Tn, Fort DE Rassy Prisouers-hcpen'-
nuce Of Rebel Prisoners,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

the House had been sent to different parts Of the coun'
try and the attention Of persons interested in com,
merce called to Il. Great Britain aud France had
adopted the code and L believed that all The mar
thine powers would do so thus making 1t international
All the responses TO the Committee express but one
opinion and that in favor Of the code. II was az
nearly perfect az il could be made.
The bill was passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
FROM ALBANY.
An Extraordinary Bepsrs-The NasissaI
Banks-The Soldiers Voting skxe<sfsn
The City Tax observation-disclosures
OF Appeals.
= I-11-A-fIf = II = :
AN EXTRAORDINARY RTPoRg.

FIeni Our Special Correspondent.