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R.sOLUriox-No.l l6.1

REsoLrriox-No. A6.1
Joint Resolution anendatosy Of Al Act
n provide for tho De6cirsey IN the Ap.
preparation for the Pay Of O0ees and
men actually employed in the Western
Department. OF Department Of Mis-.
souri,"
Resolred BY Tie Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of tie United States Of
america in Congress assembled, That
where any person " psrsons holding any
power Of attorney or assignment executed
subsequent 10 August sixteenth. eighteen
hundred and sixsy.four. for the sum ad.
judged due to any officer or seldisr BY tho
commissioners sppeinied und.s joint rsso-
luton approved February sixtsrnth. eigh.
teen hundred and sixty.,hre~. shall have
paid any money to any officer or soldier
on tho faith of such power Of attorney OF
assignment. the paymastsr appointed to
disburse the funds appropriated BY sh~ oct
approved January twsnty.seeond, eigh-
teen hundred snd sixty-tour. to provide
for the deficiency in the appropriation for
tho pay Of officers and men actually en-.
ployrd in the western department. Of de-
partment Of Missouri. be. and he u hereby
authorized and directadio pay to such per-
son or persons he amour, thus paid TO any
officer or soldier, upon such attorney OF
assignee making snd fling an affidavit to
the effect that tho amount wac actually
paid 70 said o(Iaers o. aoldier, end upea the
paymaster bsing saiis6~d that the smonns
was actu.lly psid and the amount psid
such attorney or as.ignre under this reso-
linton shall be deducted from the amount
due said officer OF soldier. any thing Ia any
prsvious action Of congress 70 the cocirafy
Notwithstanding.
Approved, June IS, 1864.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Sessi0x ofthe Thirty
Eighth C0xgress.
IREsoLurloN-No. 3l.l

[REsoLuTiox-No. 81.
Join Resolution relative 10 Pay Of STAFF
Offers of the Lieutenant. General.
Resolred by the Senate and Hosss
Of Representatives. Of the United States
Of america IN Congress assembled. That
thu staff officers on tn. staff Of the lieuten.
general shall be entitled to receivs1the
same pay. emolun'ents, and allowances
a. staff officers Of the same grade on the
staff of corps commanders, the same to
take effect from the day Ut their appoint.
ment on the staff Of the lieutenant -gsnsr-
al.
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national forces, and for other purposes" approved
June tweasistA, eighteen huadre4 asd sixsy4Var,
shall not Be construed 70 abridge the privileges
:ssds.y. Of beng .S:.ss during d: ordinary I'll -:
dsmic studies Of that insttutiou.
Approved, July 2, 1854.
tRssoLurIox-No. eS.1
A Raan1ssHSoM ~ 80 ~xuHSH1AA A.
Act 70 increase the Pay Of Soldiers in The uaisea
States Army, and for other Purposes," approved,
yuns tweatieth, hundred and sixsy.four.
bsI ressksity ~ xs.sts sa6 HesW u Aspvs'
Coa1rsss ssssssbisd, That the word musicians 7"
IN tie Arst sectioa ef act entitled IAN act b n.
crease the pay 6fsoldie!: in The United States army.
and fos other purposes, approved Juae twenssesh.
:sssSs. issisi. .ssisi.ss, lssh:s slss i:slsss,l
employed - members ef bsieade ard rsginesssl
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hsgstotnrs, fourth of The msmbers Of each beaA
y :s:n ds:,: s.;::, e ss s.s' ~ :se ns:s q:
tRssoLrrlox-No. 7&1 q
4 Resssutisa 70 ilessaes tie Compensstion ef 4st-
roasin the Hospitala.
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sSsss osseSa6, That Aon and 'sfssf the drssaay =
July. eighteen hundred and sixty-four. hcgpistsl
AAef00o onoH - enutloo 70 ana Suou tOoeSvo -
da1lass ~ nNnth ana - rasiea. .Y1r
Approved, July l. leA.
fHueoluTlou-Ne.N
Jeta H6oslutica ~ ~ 1e,ise u ~ Oa0bsWS ~
Iats Aseiasue aeeAe y. 3 Arsseal b WaseiAeaqs
Ds1 rsssls6 y ~ SsNas eaS H6avs ~ AwU.
sasA1ie6e ef ~ Os1a3 01u11e q AR0js6 - C6a
Srsas assessAl1, that ~ s1n u tvo tAo1saa9
aollsr b, aaa H. sams b hsee6y. sppsoeses9 ~
ofaay naaav h ~ sessusy loe eeAesvise aQPees
psatsd, IT. the rslisfof ths Victims of he AfSseal
e1ploelmt-saA msasy - - dissieaes4 unAW ~
difeetiaa u Major Bentoa, commanding at sa34
aeDoaol, end II Uaeh maaNer 10 saA)l 0oee eoA1uo6
70 ~ somlegt and relief seid sadsssfp sesoed1
% their necessities respectively. and that - fspsss =
Approved, July 4, 1884
,. fREsolUTlox-No. 70.l
Joint Resolution explanatory Of Joint 1sSotutioa
.slstivs,e Pay ef ssaG 0Assssof IL ussssaaas
y 4 ssssjea6 Sy ~ SSass ~ Aeues q AYwv.
seaesfsss q ~ Usit>4 Aeslss sf AssseSes = CbN.
Srsss ases1s1, That ths joins rssolutioa ftlativU
10 pay II soa6 o0ssss ~ tke ~
proved Nay twspty, fightssa hundred c.4 saRty:
1oss, shall b - eeassssA - - satjels I'll Asv1
oGeess on he staff ofths usutenant-gsassal - y.
esive tAe pay, smolumsats, ard allowsAcss u est
ahy o1eees0 r ~ saHse ggaae. sr syaf
Appeovo9, July I. 1854.
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GREsoLUrIoN-No. l9.l

Joint Resolution to continue in force The
Joint R.so!utiou entitled Joins R~solu.
ton II increase trmporasily the Duties
an imp"rta." spprsv-A Apsil tvsaty.
ninth. sightrsn hssdssd ~ slxsy-fssr.
B<I sesslrs1 by ne 6essts ssx Assss
Of ReSsesessst;~es sf fsAe Usitel SIslss q
A~ev;cs in Csesvss aasr.Asi. That
th~ jc;at resoausisa isesessiEe ~ dssiss
- i1p~ss. appesv-d Apsa svsssy-siss.
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1sy = Jsiy sext.
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(RssoLursoS-No. $ll
Joint Resolution to provide or the Pabli.
cation Of q fnll Army Register.

kR8o0LuTIoN-NO. *A.l
Joint Resolution to provide or the Pabli.
cation Of . fhll Army Register.
Be i resolvsd BY tie 6ssate as1 Assss
Of Reprssestalises q tAs DATED 6Ials1
Of Ansv;es = Cs~1sss sasss'Sls1. Thal
The Secretary a War b. and - y hsssey.
as,horises aud rsquised u eoassesies vith
shs Army RsgiAss ies ~ ysas sightssa
hundwd - sixsy-ebss. - easss - y
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hrseby. tesdes-1 10 Uessesass-C -Csjessl
Jss~pA Bailey. of IL sbsssh seginsss Wiz
eoes;n vslsstsssa aesiag easissss = ~
nisstsseth srmy eos?s. ies dissiaGaisAet
sesvices in ise recent campaign On ihs n~d
River. BY which the Eunboas Aotilla under
Rsas Admiral David d. Porter Wa rescued
ftom Imminent peril.
6sc. 2. Asl b T. fs1Aev resolse1. That
the President Of the United Stairs be ~.
qussted to cause copy Of this resolution
to be transmitted to Lieutenant. Colonel
Bailey.
Approved, June II, 1854.
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An ACT

vO8 JWB EW888WvAJuOW " 0AABs
Ssc. l.. Be It ssssssS Sy aas LsyisIsssss
Ass~6ly ef Ns Territory Of Wsskisysoa,
That any psssoa o. psrsoas Who shall bay
Or ell. shoot, kill or snare, for the purpose
Of selling. any ok or deer. from tie. 6rtt
day d February 70 the arss day Of June,
or any phsassats, partridsss o. groess,
fhsn tie 1rst day ef April 70 tho ast day
Of August, 10 each end every gear, o. who
shall at any time Wantoaly destroy any villa
game, shall b deemed guilsyof nisdsnsan.
Or, aud o. conviction thereof bsfess ~
cestt Il eompetsnt jurisdiction. shall y
ansd in any sam not exceeding lify del.
Ian nor les than Tn dollars, ons-half -
b paid 70 tho intornsr. the ether half 70
b paid into the eoasty Treasury Sbe Tie ~
of eeomoo Schools: Hssidbd, fAas
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g apply y he e'sssis 4 sssAsaisA -
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AeGae-0ssv.w4HI
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lR4Dotu5aoo-N0s oSsJ
joint Resolution fes the Relief of tbe ola-
cars Of the Fourth and Fiah Indiana
Regimsnts. t..
Be Il resolvsd BY ARs Senate and Hesss
Of Representatives Of tks Un;tsd Stdses q
1msv1sea n Cossrsss assemMed, That
tAs peepsr seeeaating elaesss Of the issas.
ury ass hsesby directed - adjsdicais sed
eet,le The claims of thsss eihesss of tha
Suarth and 9Th lndiaaa seGinrnts whs
wsss eoumissioosd by de Wss Dspass.
wsse, suj seeepeea thsis eppoan1nsass.
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vess ssssally prslssaiag duty sIAss ~.
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80. l. "a
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REsolrrsox.-No.3 -.
4 Rss.,ssi-. sah~siae - Arerya.nnu
~ ess.is Tessioraid kuo ~ Csg-
es1a~se sfCsvs3 DrAasa-
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A4s-~v< Ssss ,. sess-
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fREsoLuTIox-No. 80.
A Resolution to compensate the Sailors on
the Guaboat Baron Do Kalb" for loss
Of Cl'thing.
RNsoissd BY tie SeaaEs ssd Hsaas
sf Representatives, Of ds United Steses
sf Anevios in Congress assewhled. That
the proper accoun'ing officers in the treas
ury b. and they ~. hereby. aasheris~d.
in ssasliAg shs aecosnss ef H. pstty a6esss
sesmra. sailoss. ssd oth~s of thr cssv ol
the Caised States gunboai Bsrea Dc
Kslb. to allow U eaeh . ssn nos sxe6rd-
iag 6fty dellass - . ressnes.sisa ess 'hs
asa.g- thsy ny hsve s.sasissa II ~
l.ss 4 sh~is esusAieg by ths asssssetisa =
ssiA vessa. Z. - psia 90 e s.y oss~y
10 - sress~y - ssh-swise sspssSsisssa. !.
ASesss<A Ssss :. 1854.
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tREsoLurloN-No. 7&1
4 Reeeantiea 70 i1ereass The Compen6stion u 4et-
roasi IN the Hospitals.
h 4 ruselbej u ~ Ssssts ss6 1enss qf RsHN
ssststsrss ofkks tTsIsd Seales If Amss3es n Cba.
sSsss osasaba1, That from and sftsf d. drstaAy =
July, eighteen hundred and sixty-iour, hospistal
natroas shall b entitled 70 and sha6 rsceivS ~
da1lass pss nnath and - ntiea. 4tr
Appsoved, July I. lo6l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
Items from New York.
NV York. Sent.


Provisional Governor Parsons. of Alabama.
has issued proclamation ins,ructing the peo.
pie how to proceed in regard to taking the
oath Of allegiance and preparing themselves
TO become eligible to vote for members Of the
State Convention. or to serve as delegates in
the same.
tie also alludes to the lawlessness which Is
so prevalent in the State and tells the offend
ers that If they do not stop their criminal
conduct voluntarily, he will call upon the mil.
itary. who will compel them to do So
The grand jury Of Maryland on Thursday
returned indictments for treason against Brad
lev I. Johnson, Geo Treaner, John G.. How
ard, Thos. Fitzhugh. and Henry G.. Gilmore.
the guerrilla. The Indictment against John
son Is levying war, with others, against the
United States. especially on the 18th Of June.
1858. in Washington county, Md. and in cap
turing and taking possession Of Gettysburg.
Advices from the Republic Of San Do
mingo TO the sth Of August, reports that the
Spanish troops have finally completed their
evacuation. and that the Dominicans are nov
in the undisputed possession Of all their ter
ritOrv.
he previous announcement Of the deposi
ton Of Gen. Pcwatal as President or Chief
and the appointment Of Gen. Osbrala protcc-
tor is confirmed. A National Convention
was to be convened for the purpose Of taking
measures to form permanent Government
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Sept.

|
Cotton dull. One thousand bales sold yes
terday. Sugar and molasses dull.
Freight active at to l and 1t; checks or
New York 4@5 discount.
The steamer Reindeer, Of Mobile, blew III
at the head of the rapids this morning
Twenty five persons we're scalded and three
killed.
The steamer Hager, from New York, ha,
arrived.
| The Matamoras Rdncheros saws there is
much sickness among the negro troops. Mat
amoras is healthy.
| The Brownsville Republican of the goth,
contains n letter from Cortinas, claiming that
| the Juarez Escopado had routed and driven
back 800 Imperialists who were escorting a
| train. Also, that the Imperialst reinforce.
ments sent out from Matamoras were defeated
by guerrillas.
The steamer Concord has arrived from
Boston
General Sheridan was at Galveston on the
Goth.
Governor Hamilton has issued proclama-
ton ordering necessary steps to be taken To
call convention. Delegates are to be elected,
but only those loyal to the United States Gov
eminent.
General Murray died at Monterey, on the
4th ult
Robbers and burglars continue in and
around Houston
The Austin InteltigeHcer saws the Indians
come down within thirty miles of that city,
numbering and pillaging on their march,
New cotton is coming in pretty freely at
Houston. The army worm will scarcely in
jure the crop.
The ports Of Iavacca and Indianola were
opened on the Eth
Judge Barrett, the first President of Texas.
will go 10 Texas with a memorial in behalf of
JEFF. Davis.
A large force of Us. infantry were at Vic
toria and other points.
Movements to present Gen Hood with a
homestead have been inaugurated at san An
tonic.
Wigtall has gone to Mexico.
Monterey dates 10 the 9TH sav Confederate
refugees residing at Monterey, with the ex-
ceptIon of seventeen, by Imperial decree, are
ordered to domicile at San Luis Potosi. or
points further in the interior
Shelby is III the interior Gen Hindrnan
has gone to practice law in Saltllo. TX.
Gov. Allen. of Louisiana, is at San Luis po-
tosi
Two hundred Chasseurs d Afriaue had ar.
rived at San Luis Potosi. and asserted that
the enemy would endeavor to capture Seam
pillos.
Letters from Dauphin give accounts Of an
Indian instruction against Juarez' admins
tration in the city.
Preparations for the Franco Mexican ex-
petition to Lower California are in progress.
Gen. Cusiagny, commanding the Spanish
steamer Chief. of the lst division of the
French expedition corps. had started for Du.
rarant, his future headquarters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
Various Items.

NEW y oRK, Sept 2.
Gen. A. j. Smith, commanding the six
teenth army corps. issued. on the sth ut. Int
Montgomery. Ala, an order announcing the
dissolution of the organization.
The coroner : jury or the case of the COLI
sion on the Long Island Railroad have rem
dered q verdict, in substance, as follows: That
the collision was produced by the careessness
of K. J. Race. conductor of the mail train,
and James White, engineer Of the express
train; that Lewis c. Sands and Daniel L.
Chase are not considered responsible: cen
surfing the president of the railroad for the
careessness and the irregular manner in which
the trains are run, and consider him indirectly
responible for the catastrophe. Two of the
jurors find Daniel T. Chase, engineer Of the
mail train, also guilty of carelessuess, and 9th
er jurors find Lewis c. Sands, conductor of
the express train. guilty of carelessness.
Three other jurors find II. J. Race. conductor,
and Daniel L. Chase. engineer of the mail
train, guilty of carelessneSs and inattention to
their duties, and recommend that more def
mite rules be adopted for running irregular
trains. The sheriff. who was one of the jury.
declined voting on the question of the gen
eral management Of the running of trains and
accommodation Of passengers, upon the
ground that 1t was an improper question for
the jury to determine. the proper question
being was the road mismanaged that dey. and
if so. by whom? G. G. Mckee. another ju-
ror, concurred in this opinion.
The Posts Washington special SAYS the
President has restored to his command Col
Preston, of the United States coIored troops,
heretofore dismissed
A large number of postoffices and mail
routes have just been opened in South Caro-
lima.
A number of quartermasters and other gov
ernment employees have just been discharged.
Horace Greeley arrived in Washington. dav
The Herald Washington special says the
total receipts for sales of government build
ings at Fairfax Court House, Flint Hill Beach
Grove and Prospect Hill, Va, amounted to
S331 ,S25.
The most valuable buildings at Fairfax
Court House and Flint Hill were reserved and
turned over to the Freedmens Bureau.
Application has been made to the Bureau
to employ, at fair wages, one thousand freed
men in coal mining on James river by stock
company of northern capitalists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
Sunday Night Report.
Foreign News.

| New YORK, Sept. 9.
The Saxonia, from Southampton 23d, a,
rived this afternoon
| The Great Eastern had arrived at Sheer
ness. Capt. Anderson fully believes in bein
able to lay the Atlantic cable. He advocate
the manufacture of new cable and prope
picking up appliances by May 7th; then la
the new cable, and afterwards pick up tn
old one and continue laying the same.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company has re
solved TO lay new cable next June. and picl
| up the old one.
Mr.. Mason, writing to the Times, says or
ders were at once forwarded to stop the Shen
| andoah cruise on the termination of the war
The cattle plague continues.
Consols S9s@9Si. French rentes est. 1Oc
FRAYcE.-The Emperor and the Empress
are in Switzerland.
TrRKEY.-Cholera disappearing in Con
stantlnople.
SPAiN.-Cholera at Gibraltar, Barcelons
and Valencia, is disappearing.
The Suez Canal flood gates, and vesse
laden with coal passed direct from the Medi
terean to the Red Sea, on the 5th ult.
lTALY.-Ikaiia denies that financial arran.
gements exist between the Italian Govern.
ment and the Holy Sec for the settlement ol
houian ueDt.
GgRNASY.-Convention based on Austria.
Prussia-Danish treaty of peace, was concluded
at Gustern. Prussia gets I.avenburg, paying
At stria pect nj ry indemnity. Prussia rlle.
Schleswig, Austria Holstein, until the future
of the Dnchies is decided.
The Emperor of Austria was cordially re-
ceived.
The King of Prussia officially stated that al
the Salseberg conference it was agreed to be-
tween the Emperor of Austria aud the King
Of Prussia that kel harbor is to be occupied
by Prussia, although in Holstein Austria and
Prussia Will propose to the Diet thh con-
struction of Z German fleet.
Latest commercial-Liverpool,A Aug. 23.l
BREApsTUrrs-Flour firm wheat buoyant
at extreme rates; Corn quiet and steady at
3o(e Bis cd; mixed has improved.
Beef quiet but firm; pork tends upward /;
bacon advanced la q. closing firm: lard ad,
vaneed lod, and selling at 8s; butter adj
vaneed ID closing firm; sugar steady: no
sales of coffee; rice 4rm; petroleum quiet
and steady.
LoxpoN. Aug. 32-Consols for money
closed last evening at S9ll, s9i ILL., Central
10; Erie 53l 53i: 5-2os 49,