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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-17

The Rebellion is suppressed, and the Govern
ment has already adopted measures - rclI2:
expenditures as rapidly a. possible to q pr.
footing tho Win lrawing from r.arket as Dor.
over and purchaser.
This is tho Only Loan In Market nov Olor-
cl by the Gryo:nm mt aud constitutes the Great
Popular Loan Of the People.
Tho Seven Thirty Notes arc convertible on
their maturity, at tho option ofth, holder, int
-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-17

TRUSTEES SALE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
ONE BOTTTE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES

Il most every CO.
/, Is imp ILL.,. /. y1i,v Che bloom Of health
aud yiyac,ty o, Spirits, unless the Ne scs are
regular Is to The Jjnt, the Cut,tty, and qlalitV.
when tI"s sre ohstguefei, ratere makes her
.E.f.- t. r:tain iur It ,oIIe other our!rt, ~
,..tts-s .uesy efforts Of nature m assisted tue
i, len, usually experiences De ondencv, Ne-
>u..>u,.,.. AID finally cCN.U&pr!.h assumes its
Way, anl s.gemacueiy tetminac a miserable
.SlS.t. &c
Do o. auG:r from these irregularities when
an investment oil Uuc Dollar in Lyons Periods
cal Drops viii regulate ana II store nature 10 its
healthy course; aud
30 NOT DE IMPOSED UPON
DO NOT Re IMPOSED UPON!
By these Who have ether preparations which
they desire t. - u Of upon he Strength Of the
popularity cf my DFyFs. Bot wbeu the Drug
gs. yen apply to hss not get them, either make
hin aav them To- YOU, or else enclose one dol-
lar, /. ne nearo-' general wholesale agert who
viii Ie.g. ycu . bottle bg return Express
,te ~. hlssa II" 0 Juo J. L, onsis written
upon the direct MS Which wrapped aIonud
-taca botsi.. None o,Le.s are genuine. There
tore, ,few~. # court teits. They are .Cr sale
by every ftu 4st il civ ana country, at QUE
| dollar 81 ger bottle. l. YOU wish relio. take
no other.
Or. JNO l. LYON,
practicnr Phys.ei.i, \ = Haven, Conn.
Who ca. ;. cou-at.gd CONCERNING al diseases,
ii her personally OF ny letter.
LoLD X Salln Cmcago, Wholesale Agents.
& J. ROBINSON, ageuts ier this acs.
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FAX NOTICE.

All persons Interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land aud town lots,
lying and being situated in the village Of Two
Rivers remaining snredeerned in the Office Of
the treasurer of said village for tae taxes daa
and unpaid thereon, for the year onc thousand
eight hundred and Sixty-three. (i5G3l for
which said taxes. the said tracts Of land and
village lots, were sold on the 18th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1853. Now theref re unless the
amount OF taxes, interest, fees, ard charges,
set opposite the several tracts Of land and vii
lage lots. as herein described including ten
cents advertising fees fer each and every such
description be paid OF CT before the Ist day Of
January A. D. 1866, according to the time,
when said tracts OF lands and village lots we're
sold, az above stated the same will be convey
ed to the purchaser or his &ssignees, in pul-
suance OF the statutes for such case made and
provided.
JOHN FRANZ.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
JOHN G. ROBINSON.
y i1's EislNAIsY SURG EON.
And Cattle Doctor

Member ofthe College Of Veterinary Surgeons
Dublin, Ireland Is perfectly acquainted with
every complaint which Horses and Cattle are
subject to, and has had over 40 years practice
Resides one mile from Manitowoc, on the NJ &
N. Plank Road.
REFEREScEs-Dr. EAsToS. Ia p. SMITH.
Sheriff, Capt. HUGHEs, O. ToRRIsos, J. CRow-
LEY. editor Of the Pilot, II. MORRISON. T. J
PIErCE. Branch Mills.
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Tax Lis {.
sTATE OWE CONSlN.

COUNTY OF MANITOwoc.
FILLAGa TEE4sUREa.s OrrrcE. !
Two Rivers Nov. 865.
Notice j. hereby given that on and after thc
1st day Of December next, / shall sell, at my
office, all the hereinafter mentioned lots or
pieces and parcels Of land upon which tho
taxes for the year 1868 have not been paid for
the purpose Of paying the taxes assesse on
such lots, pieces OF parcels Of land together
with Eli charges and costs due thereon. in ac-
cordance with the charter Of the village Of
Two Rivers.
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Office Of the Clerk Of the County )
~ ~ "a
Manitow Sc

NaNIT0W|C- CNTItNDGE IT. I-Jg- J
All persons interestel are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land an own lots,
living ami Demonstrated in the County Of Mani
towoc and state Of Wisconsin. remaining un-
redeemed in the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Board of Supervisors Of the County Of
Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin. for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
1859 for which said taxes the said tracts Of
land and town lots were sold on the 18th dav
of MAY, A. ID. 1868. Now therefore unless
the amount Of taxes, interest, fees and charges
set opposite the several tracts Of land and
town lots. as herein described. be paid on or
before the 18th d,y Of May, 1866, the same wi
be conveyed to the purchaser or his assignees
in pursuance Of tie Statutes in such case made
AMI provided
WILLIAM BACH
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Tbs7 a,e p@~."als adapted, as they @litg tbs
M, tAiy ge.icd with ,uch pertec. .e. u,arity
! could furnish any amount Ot testimonials
Of its eIi acy tlUil. my yo"n plti"4ts Int the
practice It beIGaIe !eIl .ut and fictitious ones
becg ne p>.D.ic i So prevalent, d. MT Gcem
it advisable.
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CHlt{oi.. C0.itsc'i az

Bcsr IA mind that I gGaraagee my DROPS
10 CURE Suppression OF The Mctses tlom
waatyy ts-s, though care should be taken &c
a>cer an il pregnancy be the cause, : S .Hese
DROPS would be sure 10 frc4Hce miscarriage,
j. taken whist III taai 7Ja.lUn, and all ar. eau,
u ei a2ai"st using them, as | wish il distinctly
aade, stood ,6at 90 net hold myself RESPONSE
bic g,an used under such cirtuGl- .,,necs.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
new YORK, Feb. Is, 1865.
The Prussinn ExtradftiOn Case.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

beiOTe Commissionef Whlt0
Fu. 13-In tie Mater Of The Application Of the Pr,.-
sin Gournment for the EStradtion Of Ferdinomd HE'LL
alias rostman-This case again resumed to-day,
the rrnssian Consul General with his counsel, Mr. Le
paugh, being In court.
yIr Guepp counsel for prisoner was examined 40 to
VIII ther he had ever drawn up q contract for the ac
cused
The witness declined to answer, submitting 70 the
Co that as the identity OF the party element In
the case yet undecided he was not bound to answer
The Commissioner deferred the examination OF tie
witness this point Till later stage Of the proceed
ngs -.
tilted the prisoner having been nj that hotel in lec4
where he entered his as Frederlk Helle had re
auently seen him write and many times RODE aat with
him hoard him say that he intended buying farm had
SAID anything to him witncss as 70 his go ng under
an ass med name, bu; he said his family name was
voghtrnan and under which name might probably be
inquired for at the hote the letters produced are in the
Nothing important was elected on the cross-examina-
Mr. Lepaugh read for the purpose Of putting in evi-
wife then in Prussia in which he gave her his address
as follows -The Merchant b. f. Helle Post Restante,
try who're he was frec whore the is worth the
whole Kin dem ol Prussia" The letter, Will b waa fun
Of love passages informed her that ne had purchased
farm Of hundred and twenty acres, stocked with
Catliarnc Gotten prepossessing looking German GIRL
,osed that in March, 1891 she was employed in the
roa tway Garden Lagr Beer Saloon where she became
arounir> ted with the accused, but had seen him be-
fore: he represented that he was wdower; became
intimate VII, him after that; received letters from
him and stonp,i with him at the Lafarge House and
obar nlares be Ia, she bad burned Tho question
a. 70 rwhchcr sba So occupied the samo room the
accused was objected to aMd .overruled
:. III. ~ r, ,,,t..a !. ca-rn '--~-osts was
for sale. zaiasars was made Hesween Captain rore..
and the accused PURCHASE OF the farm,
which drawn up by Mr.. Guepp one Of the gentlemen
defend the pr soner the latter signed that contract IN
the name Of Vogtman The contract afterwards ieil
through and the money advanced returned 70
person named PretonoIs VINO used 10 accom2acy the
&C used
On the motion OF counsel for defendant tho furthe-
hearinr OF postponed till Thusday next AZ
eleven O'Clock A. 81.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
Police IntellieDnce.

Rossxo 4 sosDss-Two ConylAnn-Lissis Evans,
N Ynglsh woman, thirty three years Of age, was A.
rested by eess Bannoa n The Eighth precinct charged
with having On Sunday nighs aolsa swo hundrsd ana
seventy ave dollars In Treasury notes nom "ilIam .n
Dodd soldier stationed st Port Richmond, D. IL while
tosether a. ths house Of Frances Lee les Prince street.
Alter taking the money Lizzie ned and me omcer iound
her In The concert saloon $50 Broadway. While there
The berkeepsr changed atty dollar bill for the prisoner
and al the time be saw two or three other ni DOL
lar notes in her possess on She taken before JUS
tics Lsdwh and committed to prison for trial IN default
OF Ave hundred dollars bail Arr reaching the prison
Lizzie confessed 70 taking the money and sad she threw
il away Frances Lee in whose house the soldier was
robbed also entered complaint aga nst ixzie charging
that she stole fty three dollars worth OF cionng rom
her. The magistrate likewise committed the prisoner 70
thai charge before the Court Of General Sessions
AxorHsR WARNING TO PxseoSs CARRYING CoscEAlHD
wzAroSs-OHncer Hart Of the Tenth precinct yesser
day arrested man named Bernard Schultz on charge
OF disordery conduct and searchins him found on
ceaed In Of his pockets dagger the piade OF wncn
is about twelve inches In sng'h Schultz was taken 20
fore Justice Mansfield, who required him 70 give ba IN
the sum Of tholsand dollars 70 keep the peace but
being unable 70 do the mag strate sent HIN 70 the
Penitcntiary for twelve months.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
The Case OF tho 81. Aibaps Raiders.

HONTNHtF, Cd To IsUV'
In the ST. Mbans cass 70 day several witnss were
examined FOR the defence who testified that the prisoners
were In the rebel service. The commission sworn
genuine. One testified that majority Of
the prisoners had been at Chicago where ny sixty
rebel SOLDIERS had collected 10 release the prisoners al
Camp Douglas This spedtion falling two o,hors we're
organized, one Of which the 81 Albans raid This
witness said they Instructed to report G. O. Clay
Confed .rate Commls s-lonnf. Canaaa Ahinnrnad
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
Cnrnner.. Inn,,n.fs.

FATAL 40 fnycr ~ sS iRov FocSnHy Coroner wrisy
Nas yesierday notified 70 hold uqws on the b1ty u
Patrick harns man 'hifiy years u age dica
10 the New YORK Hcs'i ~ ~ ay ast caused ~ tal
over " nGs,ane 70 The irot s,prd Il o. slm stfe
sDd str lng si his hcas natata1 h.s 0ku iie. v.ss
hvei al No Id Nost4 s.ie-., NAefo lie h.s .ls a
widow.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
NEW YORK LEoIsLATURE.


Scnatos
ALBANY, Feb Is, 1895.
Ths PRESIDENT presented the ninth and nnal annual
report Of she Code Commissioner; also oommunca-
ton from the Contracting Board covering sundry Pc
ttons from ooaten and boat owners In favor Of aban
doning the present contract system for repair canaa
The bill amending this charter Of the Long Island City
Wafer Company ordered 70 q third reading
AI Cor introduced bill providing that all sales.
assignments and transfers heretofore made by the
Comptroller Superintendent Of the Banking Depart
ment with the Of the banks depositing the same
OF any and all bonds and mortgages held by them, under
the 1888, shall BE- valid ~ made BY sad banks
respectively.
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
Died.

Huy--On Monday, February i3, anna BANrA, wife OF
Rowland Hi, In ihe 9Th year Of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are Respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral from the Reformed Dutch
church, King street, Wa dougal, Wednesday
morning u ocock. The remsins Will be ta.en W
scraalenberg, n. j., for nterment.
(Sr Oker Deabs See Sec nd Psg.l
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
TIE STATE CAPITAL.

rhe Case OF ths Murderer Gerd0n~
AlAAxv, Feb II zsoA
In The case sf George 4 Gordon, vhs vas sentenced
70 be hung Thursday next for tho MURDER Of Owen
Thompson, shs New YORK cattle broker, Judge Potter,
sS Schenectady, has granted stay Of prs,cssd.nga
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
The President's Action In the Peace Com
ference Endorsed.

-. L0rfs, Feb. 10, Ihb5.
Tho state Convention odoy unanimously passcd o
resolution endorsing he action Of the President In the
late peace con orence, and rldsrs the loya people o.
klssour! to sustain the government to The @ extremity
in proscc jtng the Until psac sa be ..ab ed or
conquered the bass ptad is 'ts PIesidsuts noe
~ sscrSb.Iy 0sw~rd
The New York herald., 1865-02-14


ship ccr~a of workins,on Gary rcoehc Oct IS passed
Aner Nov O. Cape ,iooi Hope Dec Is 81 Helena Dec 25
with order The Br bark Rsvenswoh sailed In
n lon 81 W. from thence Cape Hatierss wind from nv
conssny; passed Cape Iattcras Feb and experienced
heavy weather from thence To sandy Hook. Passed the
the wreck Of TIE ship Kins Alfred upon the Palo
(aspar srats Nov in Gaspar Straits passed Br ship
Breckn Castle Paskenson ~ days from Hong Kong
msrara same dsy Vt bark Camilla Jsnrsys e d.ys from
Eiphinstoue days from Hong Kong for Liverpool; 9Th In
the Java sea- Br bark 81 Oswn from singapore onion
ior F:imoa.s; Dec l., 81 4 an s r. sr shp sswl-y cna
dow. from Batavia for FALMOUTH; lith lat Is % Ion ~ T.
Br bark Caicuita, fron Bonby for harors sh lat 81 cs
lon "a !. = Br sop samsrsng iron Hong Kong sor Liver
days iine Dutch hark Kndedyk from tasis
for Amsterdam ,s,h " s5 l9n igssE W bark Hs',s
Patagonia 70 days from Lonaon for Also. Boy; sam. time
Oienurg bark Juno, FROM Lvcrpoo or Falmouth hth ~
2ee Ion Is f. Dutch Mentor FROM dang for Am
s,'.dsin Jan l.oEN lon ;s 20 Br mp Ugl.eysrs ,s
tccaned 10 lays; 2lat lat - 30 hon G o. shp Chss Dun
can, berry, days from Que.usown for New YORK tsncs
bailey Of rosnouih bound =; 9th. oa Cape Hssras, brig
f-sJ Johns,ar tof Liverpool Ys) Foster Barbados 20
a.ys ssllss. 70 D"'h. Had succession of west
H,r Auror. lof Lun.nsurg Nsl Cashow C,~nfuegos n
days With sugar, 10 . sms Go. 81 inst or Cay- An
Jupl,sy ine bark firetwng fom ci.rfnesp Tor Pos
In. Stn Of tspe Csrnt,elai bnrk "Lamrn."
M NJ sar~ aas brig lacin" fr cicnfnsros s,h
81 To- on y s., las grs isnnnan. ior NV YORK. Passed
brse A1u,s,l,gx Hgsy. few Orleans. - days Nnh md
10 1fstsrsv Nd very heavy ws1,sr ahsnor 81
a. egat Va NJ rrs and was casried sdnu by ,cr
s.ir 4 'ri rirr Seoig Port poysl aay, Sailed IN
tor,,, nv sith sehr Iafy al f0r hN0rs.
Elar g.InA- -srsss-crJ. .'slssss -eafsA d.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

FHHNIDfNE, u +, Feb- 70, ItUD
The Traders Bank, Of this city entered by burg
lars some time between Saturday night ard Monday
morning and large amount OF go ernmcut bunis some
$4,000 belonging different parties 90 900 In gold
belonging TO the bank, stolen. II is stated lat NO bills
u the bank were taken
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
roo LArE ron CLAssiFICATIO

rarh a,-uue setre.m tioune street and Astor
MACE laws nafnsed tlod Watch tith ads ana eos
on ~. fse. the d. Hviug s0luet oGNo In is m ni
Tka - me-. Wi asked ON
,.v.rY ~ III, .au. 10 Burnish - foirth svcHHe
>~twgrNFER fifEES. WANTED A toMiElES.
n 90 -.,n .n young ntn who wrfe xen sm.
andy waO u T IAN 81 With aeths ~
paitr oai,s Aa4fess us4eisa si-d o4s. sI-s.-a ase
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

The Crawford the Enard shin n SAs Hsx
rows. has been carried down the bay By tie ica.
BELOW
ship Albert (BremA Meyer, from Hamburg Nov n
HlnA a spnsss NV.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
Arrival VI the britannia a, portland.

fb.fl''b. Nd, krb. 10, l'oo
lnc steamaalp buulnDa iron Glasgow the 2Sth IN.
arrived her hs af.,rncoi sud aiii All s,r New spgk
a. ssl.s - hsi xgls-,, isei-bt Gas lspl .sylagScd
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
Tibbets fn Court Again.


case be postponed or transferred to another our on ac-
count Of the prejudice which he believed Ills Honor enter
talned against him.
quest 70 be taken forthwith which resulted in verdict
for the plaintiff Of &l0a 81.
Barnard and obtained stay Of pro eedinga
Remarkable Egyptian DIscovcr,es:
asavant IN the service Of the viceroy OF Eeyi which
contains the following statement-"At Abydo have
discovered magnificent counterpart OF ths tablet oI
Sakhaah seti l., nccompane ed by his son. subsequently,
Rhamses H. (sesostris presents an offering TO seventy
six kings drawn up in line before him: Mcnes the first
head From Menes TO Sc l. this formidable list passes
through nearly all the dynasties The ak nrst are re-
therein; next introduced TO tovereigns
still unknown 70 us belonging 10 the obscure period
which extends from the end OF the sixth dynasty
the beginning OF the eleventh. From the eleventh
track which it does not quit again during the rcigns
or Toutmcs AmeDophIs and the first Rharises
II in this new list everything II not absolutely new We
least find in IL valuable confirmation OF Naneihos
list and In the present staie OF science We can hardiy
expect Whatever confirms hanetho gives us con
fdence In efforts whatever Contr dics II
weakcns the results obtain The table, Of Abydos
s. moreover the complecst and best preserved mohu-
ment possess In this respect 1T style II splendid,
and there not 10 cqrGhe or cscutoheon wanting
II has boon 70 nd engraved one the walls o sma
chamber In the large temple Of Abydos which we are
engaged exricating from the rubbish which covers It,
Opposite, the same set s perceived on another tablet,
max ing offering to hundred and thirty other per-
s0nages, who this me personiy the ms or districts
geographical divisions and subdivisions Of Egypt.
Thus GU side Of the valuable chamber We have just
discovered the representation Of the history,
the other that Of the geography OF Egypt"
START rya DrvuoPEMrNrs.- less than eleven boys
of of the district schoolsVf this city,
last week, being drunk In school, And facts have
brought light the horrible truth that nearly halt the
boys from the of ten 10 eighteen, in the
slant habit OF fequcntng the miserable groceries that
disgrace our city. Wan anxious fathers and fond
ethers suppose their boys school they loer
ing about the dram shops and saloons, drinking down
the deadly poisOns that found there and forming
habits that will bring them TO dsgraceful and untmey
ends sorrow and mourning 10 their parents and blight
upon our city and nation.--Csp tind Platnd dior.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
Assembly.

Albany, Fob ls 1865
HuIs NOTICED.
70 incorporate the Niagara Ship Canal Company.
70 Improve Baltic street, Brooklyn
RlLs INTRODUCED.
TO authorize State asyums tor the insane and FOR
the better care Of the insane poor
Isy Mr. TurNER--For . railroad In Queens county.
Also inco porate the Union Gasiight Company for
Kings and Queens countless
For the Improvement Of Park avenue and Powers
street. Brooklyn.
#- BiL's oRpxRED 10 A THIRD READING.
To incorporate the olympic Club of New York
To incorporate the Union League Club Of New York
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

SHIPPIN G NJ c w 5 /.
Movements or Ocean Steamers.
Port OF New York, February IL, 1885.
CLEARED

Nv Costa Rica, Tinkiepaugh, Aspnyyar y
sseAms-c ks' "ine't' Portiand-r = r., mr,,e, m,c%
Co. = a.. ssa .
sbtp 1orth American Cutting, Livsrrool-wiilama q
0uloI. -
s1ip Liberty tBr) Outlet An,wsrr-w y schmdts Son.
6ak hxei (swe), IAudgrcen, Falmouth-Funch Meincke
D wendt.
Bark MsyGower Loyrisy Barb dos- Trcwbr gc's Sons.
Bark Add el ksder Eliridge Port Roysl-H rrrokmap
Brig Grcenough (Br) Campbell, Nsssau-honscn Bar
tow.
schr Aid (Br), Mccormick Matmoros--I y eager
Schr Laura Gertrude, Campbell, Fortress aonroe-k ID
uurlbuI
schr q King, MoOrcgor Caisis-John Boypton's Soma
ARRIVED.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23

The army contractors have not been in the
market
OATS-Declued 10 s2a8sc., and hardly
any demand for them, but owing to the ad.
vance in New York, the feeling was frmer at
the close, though there wes 30 improvement
in The demand.
RYE-Deelined to 81 25al %, and the de
mand light
BARLEY-Ila been exceedingly dull and
prices further declined l0c., and the market
closed dull at 81 40 for prime fall, ard 81 80
for prime spring
P0TATOES.--The supply has heen better,
and prices are lower but the demand 10 good
Mt the decline. We quote 81 50a5 as the
rates per barrel for Northern and Eastern.
WHlSKY.-The market has been dull, and
prices declined to 81 II.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23
By Telegraph.
REpoETEp ZOE rnE pAILY EMPlRE
XXXYilltll congress "a SGSSiOn


i''i q WAsmSdroN, February %
hae rgsis ,nOUsE. t5iTlF sf
In accordance with the resolution Of the
House, adopted yesterday Mr. Field found
guilty OF an assault upon Representative Kel
y was TO night before the bar of the House,
and the Speaker, as directed, administered a
kind butimpressiye reprimand and then or
dered him discharged from custody.
Mr. Wilson, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported a bill prohibiting the election Of Sen
ators and Representatives from States de-
cared In rebellion till they have adopted a
republican form of government, and ill Con-
gress pass nm act declaring they are entitled
To represent alton.
Nj Mallory opposed the bill .G
Nc Ashley offered a substitute, being s,mi-
lar to the reconstruction bill laid on the table
yesterday
Ga motion, the House laid the subject on
the table 10y IL majority
| Mr. Wilson reported from the Committee on
| Judiciary, the Senate resolution TO promote
enlisiments in the army, declaring the wives
and children of such colored men as entered
the service forever free, and declaring married
such men and women as have lived together
in that character.
Mr. Mallory moved to table the subject.
Disagreed to, by &C to H. The resolution
was passed by a strictly party vote.
Mr. Wilson also reported the Senate bill,
to prevent officers of the army aud navy, aud
others engaged in the military and naval ser
vice, from interfering in elections, which
passed. l3 against 49,
The House passed the bill directing n
Circuit DiktrIct Court 10 be held Mt Erie Penn
syvauia Adjourned.
/ SENATE.
A bill TO increase Che compensation of ma.
val contractors WAS introduced.
| Mr. Trumbuli, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported against the proposition to amend
the Constitution by authorizing an export
tax also against the proposition to recognize
the existence of God in the Constitutions al
so against the proposition of Mr.. Sumner in
relation to the basis oil, representation,
Mr. Wilson, from the Military Committee
reported Joint resolution to authorize sur
veys to be made for ship canal around Ma
CARA Falls, and a canal from Lake Michigan
TO the Mississippi, recommending this as {
substitute for the House bills on these sub
ljects.
The report Of the Committee of Conference
on the Freedmen's bill was considered anC
rejected by Ii to TO-
Senate insisted on its amendments to thu
original bill, and called for another committee
The bill entitled an act to regulate trade
between the several States, relating to tn,
Camden & Amboy Railroad, was taken up,
On motion OF Mr.. Sprague, the Secretary o
War was asked for copy Of instructions is
sued for the enrolment ct citizens OF Louis
lana. Pending further consideration of th'
bill, the Senate went into executive session
and adjourned.