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DISASTERS.

Sch q Dennis sd for Georges March Vs. with
ten men, as follows w Bartlett. master
of Southport; Me; Joel w Bartlett; Wilbur + Dun
ton, Southport; Franklin Fowle, do Amos Stinson
Deering Island, Me; Stillman Spiney: Thomas Nc
Donald; Andrew Snyder; Daniel Holly leaves a
widow; James Rogers, leaves widow and three
chill iren. The vessel l. probably lost. Insured
The diastcrs among the fishermen said to be
great The Gloucester Mass Advertiser says
The fetal loss OF property. at its real valuation a.
mounts not far from $40 900 This sinks into sguih-
with the fearful loss of Ii e which is presented
Seventy ight men. leaving behind thirty one wild.
ows and fity-eight fatherless children haye gone
down beneath the waves.
Brig Webster Kelley tof Bucksport . at New York
from Ponce X, hsd heavy weather, lost and split
sails, broke rndder stock. &C.
Tho brig Springbok, at New fark from Arcibo Z
X. had very heavy weather lost deck load of molas
ses, split sails. &c.
Brig Fredonia, Lord, at New York, from carde-
mas March a. is bound 10 Belfast and put in in dis
distress. March 22. lat 81 81. Ion g. took sharp
gale from the Il, shipped several seas winch float
ed DECK, broke one mans arm, and broke shell
23i wind shsfted to W, and blew a hurricane
completely burying the vessel In the sea. hove uy-
erboard the deck load of 81 hhds mnlasses; tho
gale continuing until Goth, Increasing in violence
with thick storm; had to sc1d bsforeI until mid.
light OF the 2Sih hen il moderated.
Barque Amelia, from DemaraTa, before reported
ashore Barnegst Light was built in Maine and
is 10 years old She sails under En- glish colo
What little cargo she had on board was being dis
charge She will then be stripped and sold where
she now lays.
Ship Znleika. 1900 tons. built ut Camden in 1850.
has been sold at Calcutta for lQ4 600 rupees.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

Is BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
April 10. 1854.
ON the petition of Messrs. winslow Doten for
permission 10 erect and q stationary steam en-
gine and boiler on Mussey's Wharf between Fore
and Commercial streets;
Ordered. That Monday, the % day of May next
at - O'Clock L. NJ, at the Adermen's Room, be
assigned as the time and place Tor the consideration
OF said petition and that said petitioners give notice
thereof by publishing this order in one of the daily
papers OF this city four times the first publication TO
be Mt least fourteen days beforehand that all parties
Interested may appear and be heard thereon.
Attest: j. NJ HEATH, city Clerk.
Copy Attest:
apis dtd J. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
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B u Il u " "!
7J II u B = B u Il Il Il IL
ron SALE BY
j. N. KNIGHT & SON,
NO. = LIME STREET.
Portland. April Is. 1854 dtf
Notice of Insolvency.

flNIiE Estate of Arson Jordan, late of Roxbury
Il in the county of Norfolk and Commonw cal, h
of having been represented insolye
and insuihcient to pay all debts. the Judge of
Probate for the County of Cumberland and State OF
Maine at term of the Probate Court holden at
Portland, within and for the County OF Cum
berand, ON the third Tuesday of March, A. ID. 1864.
nominated and appointed rs the undersigned 10 be
commissioners to receive examine all claims The
several creditors in said estate. All persons having
any claim demands against said estate hereby
noticed that said Commissioners will be in session
TOR the purpose aforesaid, at the office of Irving
W. Parker. No. 95 Exchange Street. Portland, Me.
from to O'Clock in the afternoon Of the last Sat
urday in each of the following months, viz. April,
May, June, July, August September and October,
1854 IRVING W PARKER
MANASSEH SMITH.
Portland April l6 lS64. w3wlG.
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Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources Of
PULhoNARY, BRONCHIAL and AsTHM ATTIC AFFEo-
edies often act speedily when taken in the early
stages of the disease recourse should at once be had
to "Brorn's Bronchial TrocheS" or Lozenges. let
the Cold, Cough. Irritation the Throat be
so slight as by this precauon more serious attack
may be etfectually warded of. Public SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them efectual for clearing
and strengthening the voice. Soldiers should have
them, AS they can be carried in the pocket and ia
ken as occasion requires. apr 8. d&wlm
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In this city. 10th, Mrs Martha ID. wife Of Charles NJ
Green aged 43.
~ Funeral this Monday afternoon. at 4 O'Clock.
from No % Gree st. Relatives and friends in-
yited TO attend
In Westbrook, 10Th. Miss Mary Is. daughter of the
late DIR solomon Allon, aged 80 years.
ER-Funeral Wednesday at 3 o'clock. PM
In Westbrook, 18th. Mrs Fanny T. wife of II + Mil
liken, aged % year,.
In kcnnebunkport. 18th inst. Capt Jacob Merrill
aged 6i Sd inst, Ira bearing. ased 40.
In Brunswick, A Record, aged 80 years 10 mos !;
Hattie Dunlap. aged 10 years
In B0wdoin, Huldah Small. aged IS years mos.
In skowhegsn. Mrs Mary g, wife OF William Alb
bolt, aged As.
In Bangor. Nellie II Crowell aged % years; Jamos
Turner, aged 30.
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IMPORTS.

MArANZAS-Brig Prentiss Hobbs, 30 hbds Mo-
asses, IL tres do. ~ hhds Sugar, Millsr, bbls
Molasses do Sugar. master.
CARDENAS-Bark Mary G Fox. 529 bids Molas-
ses, "a tres do. J Il Brown & Sons; 2bbls do master
ST JAGO-Dan brig Elise, 239 hhds Sugar, 100
bbs do, Geo ii Starr.
CARDENAS-Bark Canada, 392 hhds Molasses %
tres do; as hide Sugar Chase Bros Co: bbls Mo-
lasses. master.
MATANZAS-Seh Jennie Morton, 1872 hhds Sugar
j Millar. 30 hhds Molssses 90 bbls do j ID Lord
(Of the 0boye 30 hhds molasses lost of deck.l
REMEDlOS-Bark Ionic, 408 hhds Sugar. 1i6
boxes do. Millar.
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A THING or BEAUTY IL JOY FoRkVER.-The
living breath of the oyelest flower that blossoms in
the garland of nature and watts its sweet perfume
on every breeze. has its exact counterpart IN the
breaths of all who use that unequalled and justly
popular Dentifriee. Fragrant S0ZoD0NT. II puri-
hes and sweatens the breath, cleanses beauties aud
preserves the Teeth. hardens the Gums, and gives
to thom that roseate cast much coveted most de-
cious. copyen emit sfhcacious and beneficial prepar-
ion for the toilet ever given TO the public.
Sold BY Druggists every where at 70 centsper bottle
mcb9ol
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Real Estate for SaIe.

4 Lot OF Land and the buildings thereon, situat-
IA OF ON the southeast side sumner near ~ ank-
lin Street. If not cold or be ore Saturday April
30th. 1864. will then be sold at public auction at IL
A. NJ. on the premises. For terms apply to
\. q. RAND. 153 Commel cisl street.
apis did or 4. NJ. PATTI EN-, IL Exchange 81.
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"Buy Me, and I'il do you Good"
Use DIR. LansIey's Root and II erb Bite r,

For Jaundiee, Costivenets. Liver Complaint, HUI
mors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles Dizziness Head
ache Drowsiu Sc. and all seases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons are subject In sprin and summer
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels. re-
store the appetite, purify the blood and give sound
ness of mind and strength OF bods TO all who use
them. So d by all dealers in Medicine everywhere
at 25 90 and 70 cents per bottle. GEO. c. GOOD
WIN CO., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie-
tors ap2 dam
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Yours respectfully,

1g- We understand that the Theatrical
company which advertised the Anchor of
Hope" for Saturday evening, concluded be-
fore night to play the Ticket of Leave
sons having small unsettled bills.
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II The new ten-forty loan is going off
with more spirit, as capitalists become con-
WINGED that the rate of interest will not be adj
vanced. The continued rise in gold makes
the loan still more popular, as the rate Of
interest promises to be really or 0 per
cent.
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JURoRs.-Seth c. Dyer and Benz. Under
wood have been drawn as grand jurors, and
lothian G. Lewis and Horatio G. Griffin, as
petit jurors for the U. S. Circuit Court, which
commences its session in this city on Friday
next.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-18

CURE FOR CArARRH.-Dg. WADswoRrH's
DRY UP Is q certain remedy for this losthsome
disease. There is no mistake about this. The Dry
Up has cured thousands of OF Catarrh and the
10 the wise is sufficient For sale by the proprietor
IL. ii. BURLINGTON, Providence, X. /. Also by
ii. Ii. HAY. Druggist, Agent for Portland
oot3l cod w6u
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Notice.

WHEREAS Isaae A. Davis a boy that has been
w living with me since he Nyas an infant, has
left my house the fflh day Of this month this is to
notify all persons that shall pay deb OF his
tracing after this date. CALVIN r. DAVIS,
North Yarmouth, April ID. 1854. apis dsw.
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e1-if you going to the West, South, or North
West proour re Through Tickets at LITrrKs Union
Ticket Office. No. 81 Exchange Street, where you
may have choice of routes at the lowest rates OF
fare, and obtain all nsedful information.
Nov. 2. 1868. TuIhS&wtf
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Sugar and Molasses.

40 HHDs MUsCoyADo SUGAR, and
800 HHDS Prime Sweet Molasses per bark Can
IS Tres ada, IRON Cardenas. now landing and
for sale by CHASE BROTHERS & co.
apis div
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Per libernian for Liverpool 27s. A. lbs cut Meats
$500 lbs Lard 81 tres Beef 1866 bbls Flour SOB do
Ashes 5137 bush Peas 500lbs Bladders 10 eases Furs
cask Beeswax pkgs sundries.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
MARRIED.

In waierville Mr. Jonas W Clark. OF Gorham and
Miss Emily Cogswell. of WI John Nasty and Miss
Mary Vigue
In Buehill, Paris G Merrill and Miss Adelaide ID
Darling.
In East Trenton. Mason Crimmo and Miss Eunice
Bragdon, both of Easibrook
In Deer Isle, John IL Moroy and Miss Margaret A
Gross.
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PASSENGERS.

Por steamship Hibernian, for Liverpool, Mrs Glas-
gov. and two children, Mrs Cusack, j B Hawkes.
WIN Tush, Miss flush. Miss Tudor. ii Turnhill w
Porteous, ID Deland. Mr. Roberts, AIR Farley and Mrs
Eaton and IL others.
In the Jennie Morton from Matanzas, WINS Cross,
j Gross, of Baltimore
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The circulation ofthe Daily Press is larger
than any other Daily paper in the State, and
double that Of any other in Portland.
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xY-The Post Office is directly opposite Harris
Hat and Cap Store. teb2s Il
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SP ECIAL Offices.
Portland Society of Natural History.

Public Meeting of the Society will be held at
its Hall, No. 80 Congress street, MONDAY EVE.
MING. April 18TH at ~ O'Clock. Members aud their
IN miles invited to attend.
By order of the Council.
GEO. L. GooDALE, Rec. sec'y.
April Is, 1864. q
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TxRMs-s7.OO per year u paid strictly in ad.
yaace a discount Of sl.00 piH be made.
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[nY re. ro MEncnANrs, ExcnANar.l

ut TIL TO MEIsNHAN EAOHANHk.I
Boston. April l6-Ar ships Mont Blanc, N Orleans;
Hampden do; Washington do Art Union, Calcutta;
bark Acacia, Cienfuegos; brgs Fannie, Matanzas;
Albert, Cape de Verbs.
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SPRING DRESS GOODS
nnchl5

CAPR ELIZABETH, July i, 1868.
SIR:-During my connection with tho State Re
form School. as u teacher, l.. +. Atwood's Bitters
introduced there and used with mark cd success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A =. HILLMAN.
HANOVER, ME-. Oct. l. 1861.
Dear Sir IL have used L. h. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 or 10 years have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia. but without effect These
Btters are the only remedy that have relieved
me of this distressing complaint. My neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the use OF them
JOEL HOW.
EF- Beirdre Of C0nnterreifs and base limitations,
some Of chich aer signed an" r., instead Of l.. n.
Afrood. The genuine Is signed L. r. Attcood aud
as a safeguard against imposition bears EXTRA
LABEL, coantersigned H. n NAY, Druggist, Port.
land, Me, sole General agent
For saie BY respectable dealers in medicine gener-
ally. jamie 6meod&w 3
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT.OF PORTLAND.
Saturday

ARRIVED
Bark Mary @ Fox, Ross, Cardenas
Bark Canada. Mcdonald, Cardenss
Bark Ionic. Hutchinson. Remedies.
Bark Chiffon, Pencil, Eizabethport
Brig Prentiss Hobbs. Ellis. q days from Matanzas
Brig Ellie. tDanishl Syarrer st Jago de Cuba
Sch Jennie Morton tof Baltmorel AyeTiI Matan-
via Holmes Hole.
Sch Union Soule. Boston.
Sch Citizen, Upton. Boston.
Sch Globe. Snowman. Boston.
Sch Inspector. Cook. Boston.
Sch Harriet Fuller. Hamilton, Rockport Ms
Sch Canoyer. Fullerton. Ellsworth
Sch Nesta. Haupt, Orland for Salem.
Steamer Potomac, sherwood. New York
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
SAILED-Steamship Hibernian for Liverpool
CLEARED.
Br steamship Hibernian, Liverpool, A & A Al
len.
Ship Jain Harris. Harmon Havana j l. Lord
Sch BrAmhail. Kicker. Boston, j Is Brown 4 sons
Sch Ocianca, Newbcrt, Waldoboro. Gaubert & Co.
Sunday. ......................... April II.
ARRIVED.
Bark Linda Stewart, (of New York; Perkins Gu.
antenamo, via Holmes Hole
Sch Sarah Fish, Fountain, Boston.
Sch Eliza Ellen. Noyes. Boston.
Sch Rio. Chandler Boston.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood. New York, Emery &
Fox.
ny TEL. TO MERCHANTS ExCHANaE.l
Boston. April l6-Ar ships Mont Blame n Orleans;
Hampden do; Washington do Art Union, Calcutta:
bark Acacia, Cienfaegos; brigs Fannie. Matanzas;
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MRS. M. J. NICHOLS,
Nos. l and 2 U. 8. Hotel Building,
VIII open assortment of
Spring and Summer Millinery

THURSDAY, April 21st.
apis dtd
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The Patent Belle Monte skirts.

The Patent Belle Monte skirts.
full assortment of these celebrated Skirts in the
new style at
a n ID T. II = O N IS
HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mch23 diff Under Mechanics Hall.
THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange & Federal SIS.
perfect 1T guaranteed. The poor literally con-
sidered. mch25 diff
SPRING DRESS GOODS
NOW OPENING.
O. *. Il A ID b,
mchl5 Nos ciapp's Block.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ship Zuleika. 1900 tons, built ut Camden in 1859,
has been sold at Calcutta for l04 600 rupees
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SAILING OF oceAs STEAMSHIPS.

1.-THE steamers for Portland leave Londonderry one
day after leaving Liyerpool.l
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sH key. MIR. Stockton has become pastor
of the Freewll Baptist Church at the Branch,
Wells.--Rev |. M. Thomson has removed
from Alfred to take the pastoral charge Of the
First Baptist Church in South Berwick
the Baptist church in Acton.
lBAn officer in the army who has paid
much attention to the matter, states it as
we'll ascertained fact, that three fourths Of all
the dismissals OF officers from the army were
caused, directly or indirectly, by the use of
whiskey. Many of the designations Of officers
have the same origin.
sy- When Holsters are sold for six dollars
per hundred from the vessels, large and small
counted together, it is pretty steep to ask
from fifteen to .ffty cents apiece for them. &C
cording to size. There is a day of reckoning
for extortion and extortioners, and we don't
care how soon it comes.
YEA Jacksonville correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller says, among the deserters
from the rebel army are found men from
Maine, Massachusetts, New York, New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania. They report large
number of Northern men in Confederate sell
vice, many of whom are only waiting favor
able opportunity to take "French leave"
s-The Maryland State Fair opens to-day,
MONDAY, 18th nst) in Baltimore day ever
memorable for the first assault and maltreat-
ment of the soldiers of the State of Pennsyl-
vania marching over the common highway OF
the Republic, to the defence of the Capital OF
our common country; and the prelude to the
atrocities committed in the streets against the
patriot sons Of Massachusetts on the 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The "National Democratic Committee, We
learn. have agreed ON the 4tb Of July next a.
the time and Chicago rs the place for holding
their next National Convention. We heartily
approve their choice. Chicago is noble city
1--WE have attended two excellent National
there end ought 10 know)-and
We trust there will Doe delegations present from
mos, of the Slave States, whom we want 70 see
what city Free Labor has created out OF moth
ing within the last thirty years. They Will be
open to new imprcs sions; and Chicago and its
vicinity viii be a noble lesson 10 them. When
we were first there IN attendance on the River
and Harbor Convention Of lsi7, the city was
but q country village, while not one acre in
every hundred Of the region stretching from
five to sixty miles from its post-ohce had ever
been furrowed by plow. Nov that same rsdi-
us contains not les than Holt Million People,
while the city itself must have hardly less than
Two Hundred Thousand. We shall be rearing
such cities all over the Southern States soon
after they shall have been delivered from the
curse OF Slavery. We heartily thank the Ma
tional Committee for vibrating from Charleston
to Chicago. Tie change il Wholesome aud sig
niGc3nt.
Then the tim, is woll cho,4n. The Al %
July is early enough To commence the rex
Presidential csnv9ss, snd We trust the RepnbE
cans and War Democrats will together be called
to meet on that day. II is u good day any how
and We .trongly hope that the Rebellion vii
have been 50 crushed by tina, tins ,hat we may
begin 10 disband our Volunteers. Do let u al
try 10 finish the War first and tnfn to President
making aitcrward.
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THE CtsrOM.nOCsE AND HLOCk-
ADE-RUNNGSE.

W. understand that since the dcI elopneIts
made some weeks ago in regard TO blockade
running, Collector Barney has caused = thor
oueh overhauling 10 he made OF the Office in
which tire bonding oi goods was carried on.
Deuuty Hanscom ma, made examination Of =
lsrge portion Of the bonds taken for cargoe'
shipped 10 Natsmoros, Nasseu, Havana, and
Bermuda, aud the results will be speedily laid
before the public. Some idea of the extent 70
which the business OF blockade running has
been carried on at this por. may bo formed from
the fact thst the number Of bonds taken is about
i've thousand Collector Barney has also issued
stringent orders with regard TO the clearance of
vessels engaged in this trade, and TO the
examination of the character of hc
shipment. II should be known that
the regulations under which the trade with the
aboye-namcd port has been carried on, have
been he result of the joint action of the State
aud Treasury Departments, and were as strin-
gent as before recent Developments, was con.
sidercd necessary. aud os tue megcea!iie com
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The ADany argus ought to know that ..
have never alluded TO the reported rascslitIs. <
our Custorn-Houss but TO call for the fullest A..
posure and s,ernest punishment of any yrons.
doing-that we have never alluded but MA
contempt to the silly talk about "Chass a,
Seward " men in the premises-and that 4,
we ask in behalf Of Republican culprits h ~.
they be punished more severely than Deuoc,.s
where their ofTenses are identical. II Ia NOT o,,
custom to hang men without trial; but we ban.
every one even suspected Of conniving Of ftsuA
or evasion of Treasury regulations be ar,estss
at the earliest moment and Kept close until ths
truth or falsehood of the charges against him 4.
thoroughly investigated. 1t will require brett,
positive evidence to convince US that soma ~
those implicated are really guilty; but there 4
not one Of them we wish TO screen; and, il thou
in whom VS. have most confidence are gull,
we trust that their punishment will be sxm.
plary.
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CONGRESS-.

Syy,ry Jan. lathe bill authorizing the appoint
msnt Of an Assistant Secretary Of War was reported
from Che Military Committee. Mr.. Buckalew wanted
the Government to print 1000 copies Of hcCleilsns
report for the use Of the Senate. Mr. Lane Of Kansas
offered bin prohibiting the sale Of gold 81 higher
prices than that paid in the regular market ~ New
York City for United States bonds paving six per cent
interest In gold except FOR expectation 10 pay tebts
The resolution OF Mt Wilson to expe Senator Davis
from his seat in the Senate taken up. Mr. Wilson
addressed the Senate at length. Mr.. Davis replied
Mr. Wilson answered. and. without voting the Senate
adjourned.
HousE.-Motion was made 20 admit VIM. JAYNE 90
Delegate from Dakota, but was not voted upon. hr.
Wilson from tho Judiciary Committee, reported jooi
resolution amendetory Of the resolution OF July, ls62
to punish rebellion conscste estates, Sc II provides
that forfeitures shall continue only during The lifetime
of the offender in accordance with The Com tutou the
Presidents Message Of July. It62 to be sufficient
warning in all pending OF hereafter 10 arise
NJ Wilson explained that tho resolution simply sub.
mtted the section OF TIE Constitution reatiy. 10 for
tsure to the courts 70 decide whether they shall be in
foe or only for life Mr. Herman was against amend
ing the present laws. believing that the forf.tures
could be made only daring lifetime, The subject vas
passed over Mr. Boutwel reported bin to enable
President Iincon's Emancipation Proclamation TO be
carried into effect The House voted TO prn. 10000
copies OF McCellan's and Grants Reports A bill va.
repo-ted and laid over 20 establish Bureau 70 loo
after the affairs Of Freedmen The House went into
COMMITTEES on the Presdent's Message. and Nh Yee-
man made speech on the Presidents rseonstruction
rsn oonendng that no State could be i'll rebellion al
though liz people may; he thought the Border STAT
Unioosts we're the Loyal men in the country Al.