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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that eo-psrtners hip
~ has this day been formed between che under
signed under the firm name 81 Frey & klof for
the sails Of Dry Goods A liberal share patronage
i respectfully solicited, At no Main ssrsst be-
tween water and first Streets.
1 LOUIS FREY,
iuiy1I HIRAM KL0Tz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

STABBEG APFaIE.--Dr. J. s. Hong.
land was stabbed at Rockport, on Sun
day July Cd, By one Clint. Ewing, receiv-
ing a severe wound We did not learn
the cause, politics we presume, how
ever ae -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

No Let those who have doubted the virtues
Bulls CEpRos BrTTExs, II any such thsss be
read tbs following Certificate ron gentlemen rsi.
known IN this eetnmenity, and doaht neFs.
Its general introduction into the army will save
the lives efthousands Of eur soldiers:
EAs1 q LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jnns %, Ises
We, the HadsFsignsd, have seen the good Effects
produced By the uss Of Or. JoHE Br1L's Cxsses
BITrERs IN case Of general debility aud prsstrasios
Of the system, and believe its general use would
prevent disease and relieve much sunsrinK--
Among our soldiers particularly wosid this bs The
oasc, especially those who are exposed to miAs-
rnatlo influence in the Southern climate
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. % Dis. Ky.
CHAs. b. COTTON,
Collector Of the Pert Of LOuis.iils, Ky.
Prsvos, Msrshal Gem ef Ksataohy.
REV. d. P. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres't Of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES CO.,
Publisher Democrat.
SEQ. P. DoERN,
Prop. Louisville Anzoiger.
HUGHES PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealsrs. Main stFsst.
Louisville, KY
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
wholesale Shoe Dealer, Maln ST., Louisville
HART \ MAPoTHER,
photographers. cor. Market aud Third Sta
LouisNiliyr KY.
| JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Msrehaa., GER Sd aad Msshss ses,
Louisville, Ky a-a-ts
/ eAPT. 8. y. HILDRErH.
| OfSteamer Major Anderson.
/ MAI LIr THUsToN,
Emazter U. =. Army.
/ G. M. H&TCALF,
4xssanal Hotel, Louisvsiis, ".
/ COL. &pE BAYLEs,
/. ~ ky. Cavalry.
] GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
ole Louisville Journal
/ Sc advertisement In another column.
| feb6 iy sold by PETER WEBBING,
| SOLE CAN'T. Evanaulila. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

B1 Among The Tools Hiram Nelson
will sell at Auction tomorrow, is nice
foot turning lathe, also frat class lock
stitch family sewing machine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
MOWERS AND REAPERs

Mowers and Respers for Sale.
I'VE HAVE ON HAND AND FOB SALE, at
w the lowest prIcsz:
IS Combina1 BRckeye Mowers and Rezpsrs;
81 IS Buckey@ Mower;
z9euAksr Mowers
= Quaker EsEsrs and Eaarara.
@zaHhich slzeHfl1es Es uarrant a. Fooa - The BEE
now Sc uss.a EBATL & HEIhMkS.
mayz5 6sw2u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
OlHeInaatl Markets.

CINCINNATI. Jsiy "a.
FLopR.-puil, bat not offered personally; ex-
ira sold a. COOS IS.
wHEAT.-Nominai al 90 for prime red.
cORH.-Dall; l6gt Is for sheilsd, and o5
81 % for ear. z-,. ~
oATs--Duli, - a1sz IN bzIk- HtEL4
wHIsKY.--puIf att 20.
MISUNDERSTANDING done at prsvi Gus pri-
ees seminal
CHEESE.-5<s higher. sEif2
BUTTER.--scsrcs, Aze advanced 70 s0G32-
GROCERIks a
G0LD.-160.
sand supply light.
MONEY.-Tight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
Naval Order.
Z. s. STEAMER MOOSE,

70
EVANSVILLE, ND, July IA, 1864 !
The citizens Of Evansville, am iu-
formed, are making complaints that my
late order restricting trade on the Ohio
river below Louisville, Ky, Injuries them
alone, and forces their customers to Gin
cinnati and Louisville, from which points
trade into Southern Kentucky is unre-
stricted.
To correct this false impression, and
for the information Of citizens and 9th
ers, the following extract from a general
order issued by General Hugh Ewing,
commanding the End division Of Ken.
lucky, is published
Extract
Until further orders no rebel or dis
loyal person living in Kentucky west of
the Louisville and Nashville RailToad,l
and east Of the Tennessee river, shall
ship produce to market or receive sup
plies by railroad or river No shipments
will be made or received except at mill
tary stations, and then only on the per-
mits Of the commanding officers, who
are charged with the execution of this
order A list of names Of persons 10
whom permits have been issued, will be
forwarded to these head. quarters week
ly. Any railroad agents or captain of a
boat making shiptaehtsl in violation Of
this order, will be arrested, and forward
ed under guard 90 these headquarters. =
ad. ri In RoT FrrcH,
Comd'g 10th Dist Miss Squadron
/ -ua------~------ - s.ei
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

BJThs Lafayette, Ind. daily papers
have increased their subscription price
to twenty cents per week, and cores
pondingly advanced their rates Of advsr-
Using ao,fffae9 r gEar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
q. S. CLAIM AGENCY.

DECISIONS, BOUNTY and ARREARS, BOUN-
l. ~ Land and Back Pay for Soldiers, Widows,
or other legal claimants. ofioe-Third Street,
near Main: JOHN TENNIS, Agent
Evansville. Ind, March Is, lse4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

eSs- The New Albany Ledger of Monday
says, on Saturday last man named Pull
len, residing at Concerdis, Meade coun-
ty, Ky, was arrested on the Star Grey
Eagle at that port. During tho trip up
of the boat Pallen got aboard at Con-
cordia. He soon made himself exceed
ingly obnoxious TO the passengers on
the boat by his blatant treason. He
finally approached DIR. @. c. Green, the
Mail Agent, and told him, in q threaten
ing and very offensive manner, that he
(Pullen) was guerrilla, aud that the
guerrillas had spotted" him (Green)
and would capture and hang him. Up
on this DIR. Green with the assistance Of
several passengers, arrested Pullen, and
upon searching him bsead secrsted upon
his person coat bat, shirts, spoons,
and two pocket books, all of which he
had stolen from the officers and pAssen-
gers on the boat
Pullen was securely tied and taksr
from there to Louisville by Capt Reamel
and two other gentlemen, where he wal
securely lodged in jail to await his trial
He acknowledged his guilt, and offere,
no palliatieh for it. he is noted guer
-rilla and thief; and his arrest will ri
the community of a troublesome an
,devilish character.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

American Cancer Champion. - Or
HEBBERE has located in ihs city Of Quiasy,
Inineis, No. los Main street, third door aboss
Quincy House. once over J. n, Dsyton's book.
store. HEfEEl @N zs53
lie slsIias 10 bo the King Of Cancers and all
kinds Of Fever Sores, such as White Swelling ssa
Eons Diseases, serofala, Piles Sore Eyes In their
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption,
Female Wsaknsss, and Sal, Ishoum, letter.
Rheumatism, &c, &s.
The Dostor bssame master of the above diseases
while travelling through Europe and Amsrlta, and
be how stands at the head Of his profession both
In Kureps and America. The Doctor will take
pleasure In showing his viaitors certificates u the
above dissasss whsre they have been given mp a.
insurable by the best physicians In the eoantry.
The Doctor alsO guarantees a sure in all cases
where the patient lives up TO the directions.
The patient will please correspond weekly, Civ
ing true stAtemeut Of the aass. Ne. -.
sS- The poor dealt with libsraiiy. A
sanssrs extracted IN frsn fsur ts twenty -four
hours. without instruments OF pain, OF a drop Of
blood. Eaavfz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

BY Boys suits of all kinds and sizes
for sale cheap, considering the times, at
Lyons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

For County Surveyor. "a
JAMES d. SAUNDERS will be candidate for
County Surveyor at the ensuing October election,
on qualifications alone. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
IOWA POTATOES.

100 Sacks on haad and fer sale BY
wv REILLY & co.,
lansfu = AEiz street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
PIANOS.
-FIRST-CLASS PIANOS.
Tbs
PIANOS

Misses Lawrence
ABE AGENTS for EAERsOE's,
1885, VOSE-s, And BRADBukf's esle-
- - brated PIANOS. which they ars
tScontinually receiving, ard which
they will sell At mzuufacturerst prices.
These Pianos, for durability power, and rich
meas Of tone are unsurpassed.
The Bradbury Piano received seven first Pre-
ruiunas Eithfn four weeks Ia tbs-1nOBths Of sep
tsmber and October last, and Is fsrnous for its
elasticity, brillisnsys and beautiful sfngng qzalitg
Of tone.
They are also excessive gents in this vicinity
for Mason Haniin-s Celebrated Cabinet Organs
which, u quality. volume Of tone, and power Of
expression, are lar superior 20 nasodeous harrno-
NUNS, or any other reed instrument
Thsy have just received three Of these Origins, AZ
heir residence, on Water Street, first door below
Chestnut isnsI7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

EI~We are sratified to learn that our
handsome and accomplished young
friend and predecessor, as aye Local
Of the Journal, Mr.. C. X. Drew our
present and efficient Provost Marshall,
has been appointed Assistant Quarter
Master in she army, with the rank Of
Captain.
Capt Drew was raised in this city and
has lived here ali his life, with the ex-
ception Of a short period, spent in the
regions of the North-W Western Lakes, as
clerk to his father the late Col. Drew,
while filling the position Of Indian Agent,
and has by his courteous and gentleman
ly bearing made friends all with whom
he has become acquainted A practical
business man of ready and ripe Judge.
msnt and unqusstionAbls integrity, he
cannot failts make a useful and distin.
guished officer, in the new position to
which he has besn assigned to duty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
LYoN,s l.Arnarnns.
.IHJT Ulll1
HAcAN,s MAGNoL a BALM. :

This IL the most dslightfas And extraordinary
article siseoSsrsd Itebausrs the sun ignrBt
hcs and ha1ds aTlT satin tnFs 81 naysh- 7frTa
iae beauty. fnnparting he marble purity youfh,
asa dagns appearspcs inviting IN the city So 80
bse Of fashio- II removes tan frecEiss pimsr sfsb
piss and roaghsss from the skin, Leaving
pisxion fresh, Transparent and smooth. 10 con-
alas d material isiurigus 70 the skin Patron
lied b Aetrssses and Opera Singers It IL what
sVsry lady should baTe. Sold sssryxhsrs.
Prepared " " D. Hagaa, Troy, n. 7. ls " is- ~
Address al orders 70 = sse Fsls azse To- y
DEMAs s. BARNES 90. Zee York. - LIZA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

D@Some ofthe admirers of Dan Voor-
bees in Davis county, KY, have sent
fine saddle nag 10 his wife as pres
emit T
Dan. has done much for his Southern
brethren and deserves some return.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
River News.

ARRIVALS
Cottage, Cairo Fiusncisr, Southland
Carrie, Sssh- = Duke, Louisville
Msccmbs, Lsu, tea Halisek. Hsadsrson.
Miami. Cairo. Carrie Smithiand
Finaaeisr, GAINESVILLE. Duke. Nashville.
Gen, Hsileck, Hend. J. T. Mecombs, Leu.
X. K. Dunkerson, Rumsey
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

.~-E OFFICE Is vow oPES ANp VIZ
49, ,-.-z--s e rraasast xnnsrzl BankiaE
Ia -wrhanas haainess- DsFcs8fs resolved and
"a, lasnes Sold sn8 Silver. EErhz1Ess or
- knd Dcazsssis EcFs-zza-. 0asasss, Stocks,
ada, and securities bought and sold.
Collections promptly attended to.
vxas.s w LOWRY = 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

sGr Neat plain brown, fancy figured,
and plain white linen suits, can be
found at Lyons in great variety.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
BANKING HOUSE.
Sherman.

up chermaH.
but Hs.asu.rt.rs Department Of ii. cuab.ris
ct rs In the Geld, scar ksnssA~ a. Nc,
ours,
rattle The following letter Is pnohst
whsn the people ofTennsssee and Georg
II the ing within the limits Of the Dspar
al the Cumberland, for THAR inform
; lay Is expressing the sentiments Of tn
az to partment Commander.
build The sameinstructions IS hereby
anus 10 Post and Distriet Commander
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
HETAsTREET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
MEDICAL.
u. uERR. ~. ID.

PHYSICIAN 3 SURGEON,
OFFICE - Corner Firss SD Msin Streets, over
BOssiI's Bssk Store myst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

a Remedy for Pfles.-Tt IL q hlsssing to
Tie suffering to know that we have an ssysctual
care for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J.
P. Hasarse. Of le4 Second, street., Cfnetsnnti, o.,
takes greas pleasure IN inforning all who are
suffering with piles that he used = small quality
Of DIR. striskisnd's Pile Rsmsdy. aud Il effected
permanent cure, This seems 20 be the case VITA
all whS make use Of this splendid prepara,icn.
1t Il manufactured at No East Fourth strest,
oinstn natl O.. and sold By all Druggists
sDR. BELL, from BeIlviea Hospital, New York
City, has now been here long enough to prove his
professional capabilities, and has done 50 to the
satisfaction of large number Of cur citizens and
those frem other towns and the surrounding
country.
His last advertisement and aerempanying lef.
ter, under the head of . Private. should be care
fully read by all. No Mercury used in his treat
mentl Consultation free. jys-lyd&w
INroAFAxr 10 LApsEs.-Thexs Is published .
letter, well as some other Important ma tsr. 10
all delicate females, In Bells new advertisement,
under he header Privats''
The letter re:srrVd 30 is writtea by the eminent
Or. Wright, Of the 81. houis Throat and Lung
Institute. Those interested viii read the adyer-
tisement aud. we think. call on Or. Bell, whose
consultations are free, and who treats and cures
without unnecessary sxamfnafiens or operations
Cares NARRATED or no pay ASKED. jyS-lydsv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

Arebel Captain Eas CAPTURE yestsr-
day while leading charge. About %
privates and non-eoumissiozsd officers
were also captured
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

JANIS G. JONES,
Col. AID Iud. Vols. Com g,
II. ). HoRsBRooK, A. A. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

The River here issgain falling. with
dry, bad weather, which proiends ex-
treme low watar.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-20

WASHINGTON, May 10.
The postal money system just established
provides that no money order shall be issued
for any sum less than one dollar or more than
thirty dollars, aud all persons who receive
money orders are required to pay the follow
ing charges, viz:-For an order for one dollar
and not TO exceed ten dollars, ten cents shall
be exacted by the postmaster giving such or
der; for more than ten dollars and not ex-
ceeding twenty, the charge shall be fifteen
cents; and exceeding twenty dollars, twenty
cents shall be charged.
Another law provides that hereafter all ap-
pontments in the volunteer and naval service
Of the United States above the rank of Act
ing Master shall be submitted to the Senate
for confirmation. Naval court martials have
themselves from their command without leave
to be reduced to the rating OF ordinary sea-
men.
Another law provides that during the pres
, ent Instruction the President, with the con-
sent OF the Senate, is authorized to appoint
Acting Lieut.. Commanders ond Acting Com
manders, who shall have the same rate of
compensation as is allowed to officers OF SINH
lar grade In the navy. Any person who shall
have or may hereafter receive temporary an
pointments as Acting Volunteer Iieutenants
or Acting Masters in the navy from civil life
may be confirmed in said appointments in the
navy and placed in the line Of promotion from
the date OF confirmation, if, upon the recon-
mendation of the President, he receive the
thanks of Congress FOR highly meritorious
conduct in conflict with the enemy. Seamen
distinguishing themselves may be promoted,
and upon such promotion they shall receive a
gratuity of 500 and medal of honor.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-20
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

The Capture of Tdsoo Cffy-The Rebels Bad
HhiPped-Ldrge Quantities of Cotton Cup
f"red-Bfoekade Of the White Ricer-Stea,ss-
eTs FTed oto-Hemphts Cotton Market.
CAIRO, ILL.,, MaylS
The steamer st. Patrick from Memphis. has
passed up for Louisville with 800 bales of cot
ton for Evansville. Her dates are to yester-
day mornsng.
In the late capture of Yazoo City by Gen.
Macarthur, the rebels were said to have been
badly worsted, and lost largely in killed and
wounded.
Between 10000 and 10000 bales of cotton
are reported in the vicinity of Yazoo CITY.
5000 or 1000 bales of which are owned by
Union citizens who bought them before Yazoo
City was evacuated by our forces last Spring.
What will be the future movement of Gen,
Macarthur is unknown.
An officer Of the steamer Commercial ar
rived at Memphis from Duvalrs Bluff, reports
that the rebels have erected a battery on thu
White River at the South Bend, near the cut
of. Several boats are above and do not at
tempt TO pass.
Two steamers had recently been fred into
on the Arkansas River, and lady passenger
on one Of them was MORALLY wounded.
The Memphis cotton market was quiet, but
all offers were readily taken. Receipts dur
lug the last forty-eight hours 322 bales from
White River. Middling to strict middlinp IA
Toe; good middling II 7sc; fair rs SOC.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May 10.
The steamer Ranger, from Duvall's Bluff.
arrived this evening. All was quiet along the
river which was overlooking its banks.
Memphis dates up to last evening contain
no news.
Cotton was readily taken at unchanged
prices. Receipts for the past twenty four
hours 245 bales; shipments SIS bales.
The steamer Decatur passen up to-day for
st. Louis with sixty-six bales of cotton.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-20

NEW YORK. May 10.
Ashes-quiet at 80 for Pots and IL IS for Pearls
Cotton-lc bette with however, less doing; saies
i25o bales at ssGsoc for middling upands. and see
SIC for low middlings.
Flour-receipts 10 sss bbls sales "a 600 bbis State
and Western 5nl0c better with fair demand; Super
State U5ga7 20; Extra do al 40; choice 45a
Superfne Western 0 al 20; Extra do 35dI 80;
Southern frmer; sales $3.50 bbls; Mixed to good
6oes 90; Fancy and extra oogl0 IS; Canada 5d
loc better; sales 800 bbls; common Extra 85a7 so;
extra good to choice 55as 80.
Wheat-la2c better with fair export demand; ;
sales los 90 bushels, including to0 bushels Chica
90 spring and Milwaukee club to arrive al IS a a.
Chicago spring 5s9l g.; Milwaukee Club / Goa
63; Amber Milwaukeel 63el "a; Winter Red wes.
tern tern essi .2i Amber Michigan asel 49, Winter
Corn--yery firm; sales 50, 900 bush mixed Western
old 50 in store.
Oats-in moderate request sales at s7Ias9, for
Canada; ssas9c for State; 90a9lc for Western
Beef-steady; sales 900 bbls; Country mess SOC
10 90; primo mess 26 eoa2s 90.
Pork-aecidedly firm. but closed heavy; sales $500
bbls; mess 26 rs old do 20 00d26 80; new do ~ O0
Is co. closing At ~ 70 prime 70 004 % for old and
new; prime mess 81 eoa27 25, also 1000 bbls new
mess for May and June, sellers option, At 81 25a
1000 do do for July and August ON private terms and
50c y Dbl Tor the privilege OF calling for 1000 Tbs
new M SIS In june at 20 so
Cut Meats-quiet and heavy; sales lbs pkgs;
Shoulders lllglliei Hams l4.al6ic.
Bacon-nominal
Lard-hrmer; sales 800 bbls at lss9l4i. the latter
Butter-in fair demand; Ohio 25assc; State si,a
80.
Whiskey-more active and irmer: safes 1900 bbls
at 2ogl % for State and 2eal 30 for Western.
hice-dull at II 4GIlsc for Rangoon.
nugap-oull; sales "a hhds Muscovado at 16t; 800
boxes Havana lilo
Coffee-dull
holasses-inactiye
Naval Stores-quiet and unchanged
spirits Iurpentine-3 10; crude do nominal
Resin -S0a32.
Tar-18 o0d20 90.
lrOn-Quiet. sales Al. on "a,
Fish-dull.
Oils-frm with a fair moderate demand; Lipseed
63al 65; Petroleum firm; sales 25O bbls refined In
bond Of 60c. and 1000 do do in PHILADELPHIA At free
prices; crude ss!c; Lard at I59 l IS; sperm 70;
Whale 10. 49,
Hides-duil.
Lead-frm; Spanish 2lal 22,.
Tobacco-in fair demand sales Kentucky slass
Tallow-steady; sales 1860 lbs at l3Gl3,c for East.
ern, Western and city.
Freights to Liverpool-quiet; cotton per neutral
vessel ida5-32d; -four Is Sd.
Freights to Liverpool-quiet and firm.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-20
xXXVIII O0NaREss---First Session.
WASHINGTON, May 10.

SENATE.
Mr.. Harding introduced bill to amend the
act OF Congress approved Sept 1850, in rela-
ton to donation settlers on public lands in
California. 1t was passed.
Mr.. Fessenden reported from the Committee
OF Conference on the disagreeing rates OF the
two houses ON the army appropriation BILL
He moved that the motion for full confer
ence asked by the House be agreed to. This
was adopted and another committee author
lied to be appointed by the Chair.
Mr.. Morrill,, from the Committee of Confer
ence on the disagreeing votes on the bill for
the erection OF territorial government for
Montana made report, which recommends
the Senate TO recede from ils amendment
striking out the words "every free white in
habitant" in the qualification for voters, and
inserting all citizens of the United States,
and those who have declared their intention
to become such.
Mr.. Fessenden reported from the Finance
Committee the House internal revenue bill,
with amendments, which was ordered to be
printed
Mr.. Anthony, from the committee on Print
ing, reported a resolution authorizing the
printing of 1000 additional copies of the re-
port OF the Commissioners of the general land
office.
Mr.. Cowan frog the committee on Finance,
reported bill for the relief of sufferers by the
depredations of the Sioux Indians, with a rec
ommendation that it pass
MIR. CONFESS presented bill to amend the
act approved February Goth, 1864, extending
the time for the withdrawal of goods in bond
from the warehouses in California, which
passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the Pacific Railroad bill.
At a quarter to five o'clock the Senate ad-
journed.
The House passed the Senate bill amenha-
tory of the act authorizing Nevada to form
State government.
All the amendments of the committee of the
whole on the State of the Union were con-
Cured in excepting one, reducing the appro-
priation for the Sioux Indians from Sl5O,0O0
to $4,000. The bill was passed
The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken up
as unfinished BUSINESS.
The House resumed the consideration of
the joint resolution relative to the reciprocity
treaty.
After considerable debate, in which Messrs
Morrill,, Wade, Honton aud Sumner partci-
pAted, the report of the committee was adopt
ed,-ayes 20, nays 3.
Mr.. Pike, Of Maine, advocated and Mr.. Ar
mold, of ILL.,, opposed the abrogation of the re-
ciprocity treaty.
Without taking abtion upon the question
the House adjourned