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President yohnson,. Birth Place


RALEIGH, N. c., May 2, 1865.
In a rather plain frame buildings in this city,
the present president of the United States was
born. The house was shown to me by the owner,
venerable old lady~named Stewart. In an &C.
stacy OF delight, she told me how. on returning
from her wedding tour, the first news she got
was, "Polly had baby" Full of the feelings
and enthusiasm of young bride, she rushed 10
and kissed and Rugged the baby. Little
thought" she exclaimed, shat was caressng
the future president of the United States"
"You, then, knew his father and mother?"
eyes, sir, knew them well; they were in our
employ for several years"
"How did they serve your"
''They were plain, Woodworking, honest folks
that attended to their business and nothing
more"
When leaving, the old lady said: slow
would like to see him, dear me only it is so far
but then he would not know me. Well, any way
should like to see him think he would grant
me one little request. have grandson in pris
on in the north perhaps he'd let him home tC
gladden. my old heart would You mention it Il
him, sir?"
He may see this and gladden. the old lady b,
an act CT clemency.
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THE NORTHWESTERN CONSPIRACY


From the Milwaukee Sentinel (republican) May 6
A copy of the pamphlet published by DR.. |.
Winslow Aver with the above title, has been
sent US by the publisher The Chicago Tribune
says of it:
THE demand for it is immense, and increasing.
Already two entire editions have gone, and a
third is this day published, and as the sale has
been so much larger than anticipated, the price
has been fixed at tfty cents 1t contains por-
traits and names of sons of liberty ali over the
northwest. Seldom has any work attained SO
wide circulation. It 10 interesting and thrill
ling to Union menin every section of the country
as to the people Of Chicago. It must not be sup
posed that it is.a compilation of evidence before
the commission in Cncinpati; far from il lit is
written from the personal observation of DR. Ay-
er, and embraces an experience OF many months
of the most difficult, important and perilous un-
dertaking that could have been assigned to any
citizen" 81 @w
Our estimate of the work Is not quite 50 high
as that of the Tribune. 1t is not as the Tri6sas
says, compilation Of evidence. If it were it
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And while We feel the delicacy Of interfering
with this judgement. and would retain from
exciting in the breasts of these wretchsd men
any hopes that the doom may be avertsd, for
which their whole remaining time should b
devotsd 70 preparation, We must express our
anxious hope that this sentence will be-re.
proceed further againet these men, who, if
they ere guilty of ell they are charged with.
will be severely punished by living in the
country they plotted to destroy, it. will turn
them over to the civil courts. 49,
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BoWLEs, MhLIGAN. AND HoRsEY.
THE ORDERS FOR THEIR ExECU-
TION.
A Republican Paper on the Policy Of
their Extreme Punishment.
From the lndianap polls Ind.) Sentinel, (rePubiic'
an paper) May IL.

From the Indianapolis lind. } Sentinel, (rePublic-
paper May III.
The order of Gen. Hovey, addressed to
Col. Waraer, the military oommandant OF
this post, directing the execution of Messrs.
Bowles, Milligan and Horsey, in accordance
with the directions issued from the war de-
partment, exhibits deep sensibility. elo-
quently expressed, in the discharge OF pain
full duty. There is nothing of malice or vim
dictiven ess in it, The words he utters are
manly, generous and christian. We cannot
imagine q position<more trying than to dis.
charge such duty. And there is no event
which has occurred during the terrible ira.
gedy of the past four years which will cause
q more profound sensation in the public
mind To use the tou,hing and forcible
words of the late president with malice
towards none, with charity for ALL with firm
ness in the right, as God gives US to see the
right" we had hoped that the struggle would
have been finished. and the nations wounds
bound up-a just and lasting peace among
ourselves. and with all nations, might have
been achieved and cherished-without the
necessity of resorting to the extreme rigors
of the law, and God grant that it may yet be
SO.
We republish the letter of Gen. Hovey to
Col. Warner, announcing the painful duty
committed to them, and the general order,
No. q, fixing the time and place of execu-
ton, charging Gen. Stevens with the details.
omitting the extract from the general order
rehearsing the facts of the trial and convic.
ton of the parties:
HEApo'Rs DISTRICT OF INDIANA,
INDIANAroLIs, May 9, 1865. !
Col. A. J. Warner, Commanding Post, Indiana
polls, Ind: -
/ have Just received from department head
quarters an order commanding me to carry INTO
effect, "without delay the sentence of the mill
tary commission the cases of William A.
Bowles Lambdin P. Milligan, and Stephen Hor-
sey, The sentence of each is death, A copy Of
the charge and sentence tor each of said prison
is herewith transmitted.
From the language of my orders, am COM
PEELED to fix Friday the 18th INST, the most
remote day within which the same can be roperly
obeyed.
You will give the condemned every facility
within your yower consistent with their safe
keepingl, to settle up their worldly affairs and
prepare for the future. These are sad duties for
both of US, and more trying than the field of bat
tie, but they stern duties that must be obeyed
for our country's safety and future welfare.
I need not say to you to extend to the families
of the condemned any courtesy that you con
sistent with your duty az an officer. A man who
has served and suffered you have for your
country can execute justice in mercy, though il
might cost you tears of blood. With high ap.
probation ofyour past services,
/ am, yours truly,
rSgnedl ALVIN P. HovEy,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. U. s. Vols, Cong.
G. w. H. Long, Lieut.. and Prov. Adj't.
fOaicial copy.]
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FROM JOHN HI. IVERSON.
We make the following extracts from letter
from one of our ARGUS boys to brother typo, in
this Office:

from one ofour ARGUS boys to brother typo, in
this Office:
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
=. sf APRIL goth, 1862
Matters are progressing finely now, and 1t is
likely that we will soon be or our way home
Johnston has now surrendered his army, and the
rest will soon do the same.
Our corps (the l7th)was reviewed on tie Gath,
and the affair went of to the satisfaction of every
body. =General Grant arrived the evening before,
and he appeared on the reviewing-stand beside
our own gallant Sherman, that we all had
fair sight of them both. What a pair of plain
old farmer-looking gentlemen they are! There is
not second lieutenant in my regiment but what
puts on more style and airs than either of them.
This is a beautiful place. and this the most
pleasant season of the year to see it in. Every
thing is SO fresh and green-looking. The country
around the city is beautiful, and appears in its
gayest and most attractive dress.
Everything goes on in the most pe6ceful man
ner between soldiers and citizens; stores are be-
ing opened, and trade in general reviying.
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''In regard to my future course,I will now make
no professions, no pledges. I have long been
connected somewhat actively with public affairs,
and TO the history my past public acts, which is
familiar to you, refer for those principles which
have governed me heretofore, and will guide me
hereafter. My opinions as to the nature of poPu :
lar government have long been cherished, and,
constituted as am, it is now tooslate in life for
me to change them."-- President Andrea Johnson
to the Illinois Delegation April Is, 1855.
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SPRlNGFIELD, ILL.,, May 13.-I understand
that all enlisted men for one year including
those recruited by draft or voluntary enlist
ment under the last call, are to be at once
mustered out of the service. A large num-
Der have been already mustered out at Camp
Butler, and those who received large bounties
are especial jubilant.
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A etition, signed by all the leading repub.
licans of Cincinnati, was sent to President
johnson yesterday, asking for commuta.
tiop of the sentence of Bowles, Milligan and
Horsey. Mrs. Bowles is en- route for Wash.
ington, to intercede for her husband. Efforts
are also being made to obtain from the presi-
dent pardon for Charles Walsh
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FLOUR AND FEED.

I'VE are now manufacturing and are pre-
wv pared to deliver, on short notice, IN iLy
part OF the city, the very best quality OF ~hei'
flour, rye -four, rye meal, corn meal, bOnh!
bran, &c, all of which we warrant
~ Orders left at VIM. Shearer's or J. B. s
M. C. Tricks grocery stored, or at the mill, viii
be promptly attended to.
= : $ 2 iBlDpIsoN & GILMORE.
Rock Island, Dec. %, 1864, dtf.
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Farmers Attention.

ME are now prepared to exchange Flour
w Bran, Corn Meal, &C., for wheat and corr
We believe We can give Satisfaction both in quah.
Ity and quality. Call and give Us a trial at our
Old Planning Mill where we have in connections
First Rate FIGURING Mill, with two run of stone
nd two reels covered with cuskie's best Dutch
Anchor Boiling Cloth Also Rye Flour and HON.
eny always on hand. 49,.
BIDDISON & GILMORE,
dec2owtf Cor. Washington and r. X. SIS.
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ROCK ISLAND HOUSE.

He undersigned, having leased the Rock
lissnd House, would respectfully announce 10
the public that il will be- his earnest endeavor 10
conduct il an manner to elicit the appreciation Of
gu VINO may eestow Their patronage on hin. He
promises that it shall not fall belov in fo,r..r
cbsractsr, and hopes that the liberal patronaee
heretofore extended to il may be continuedI :. :
aAae osdwu. JOSEPH KELLEY.
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THE COALyALLEY COMPANY.

A letter from I. N. Kirkpatrick lone OF
the ARGUS soldier boys) at Mobile, received
by ma last evening. stated that the company
would be on its way to Montgomery IN ~
minutes, to join the regiment. The boys
were all we'll Except one in hospital) and In
fine spirits.
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Music Teacher.

WILLIAM BABCOCK respectfully Of.
w fers his services to the people of Rock 10
land and vicinity, as a teacher of The Piano Forte
Terms SIS per quartar.l
Lessons given at his residence or at the resi-
denee of the pupils, desired, and at such 'rrn'
as will suit the pupils.
He 10 permitted to refer to Prof Leighton, as 10
qualifications, SC, sc. r-
For further particulars, enquire At the store oil
Halves = Babeock, corner Washington and IlinOH
streets, Rock Island.
mchlSdwtf
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DRESS MAKER.

ON THE 1ST OF MAY Mrs. Mary CORY
~ will open Dress Makers Shop, over Aiken,
jarvis Burrall's store, where she will be pleased
20 wait upon the ladies of Rock Island and Tiein.
ity who favor her with their patronage. Thankful
to erformer patrons for their custom she hopper
for Continuance oftheir orders. =
apl26dwlw
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Naval officers, pilot and engineers have gone up
the Tombigbee river to bring down the vessels
surrendered to Admiral Thatcher. -
Gen Candy will soon move his headou.rt.r, a
New Orleans.
The first brigade Of Hatcher,s cavalry arrived
q Cairo from East Port, Tenn, en- route for 81.
Louis. 81
STR Wilt was robbed ofsls, 900 money. $40 900
worth goods BY gaerrillss at Gsines' Landing
Saturday a week. "a
The beat wos released. ~
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ANIMAL RAILROAD MEETING.
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.

THE UNDERSIGNED have formed q
i partnership tor the purpose of carrying on
the grocery trade at Wollenhaupt's old stand, on
Orleans street, and will keep good stock OF
family groceries, provisions, ETC., and sell always
at the lowest market rates.
!. E4- Cash and the highest price paid for all
kinds OF country produce.
JACOB WOLLENHAUPT,
HENRY SCHNITGER
mayl5dvtf
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SAWS.

CIRCULAR, MILL. MULY, CROSSCUT,
u Hand, Buck Saw, &C., &c. A good assort-
nent AZ the Rock Isiand Saw Factory.
- = IA @c&AA ID. aDONALp60N.
aawtf sesdg2
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FIREMEN'S ANNUAL REVIEW.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF EEGINEER, 9
Rock Island, May Il, 1865.
THE ANNUAL REVIEW of the Fire De-
= partment of this city. by the City Coun-
Gil, will take place on MONDAY, THE 18th
inst, at 2 O'Clock p. M, in Market Square
VIM. KALE, Chief Engineer.
THOMAS FISCHER, Asst Engineer.
mayI2dtd.
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Exported for the Daily Arg,ls.
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HORSE LOST.

HORSE LOST.
A SMALL BAY HORSE, about 8 years
a old branded U. s. on the near fore shoulder
leh the Island ofRock.Isiand, on Thursday, the
2lth day of April, in company with a two year
old brown colt. will pay $50 reward for his re-
turn, a liberal reward Tor information where he
can De found. EDWARD PYLE,
Q. NJ. los U. S. c. /.
Rock Island Baracks,l
May 9, 1865
may9dwlw.
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Brass aid Iron Work,
Gas Fitt1nS
F ra---rr.. ~ AND
STEA M PIPES

ME subscriber keeps constantly on hand
L at his new stand on the corner Of West Eagle
and Front Streets, near the Gas Works, all kinds
OF Brass and Iron Goods, such Al Steam Cocks,
Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles, Oil Cups, Beer
Cocks, Pumps, Gas and Steam Pipe of all sizes,
ZINC, Babbitt Metal, ETC., etc.
Steam and Gas Work promptly attended to ane
put uPm workmanlike manner.
Gas fixtures of all kinds for sale.
Gas Fnte1 supplied.
N B.--Cssh paid for Old Copper and Brass.
-. -- - JACOB RILEY.
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w. JOHNSON,s
RESTAURANT.

NJ JOHNSON has the honor of al.
I. w nouncing to the people of r, OK Island that
he has opened
Restaurant, Dining and Ice Cream saloon.
Where he trusts that satisfaction will be given
to all who favor him with a call.
apl2Idlm-
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s"1sU:a .s:t:l: s: 'T:'tr: :, tiiF'
SE,MsSE:hE:@i&a. ~ Eiittsis l
1uEsnAy, jar. II, 1865.
SENATE,


IIs 3snhas %aa 'a'0a sa",''.''s :, I',G. !
NJ ny tHo f'ea'S'sn' pro 'e"'' jas Z '''"'
7',, ecu ~, r. ,t,n.,. = =,
irsJsr ~ 80 oI''''' - ''''''''' 49, '''' -
tha "ias'fl"' '''i''"' ,,.,
Mt ~ a'sH aI"'.' -. ''a:'.:,tI.. Oh M.'''
na'r1' lrp"i'oS' VIZ
toai i, 10 ha'V"a, 5.a' '.s'lo.."n su'uu, :
re- -. ,:-,I ofH.,ra Of III, ,,omm..,w..t:, -
sr, ,to,,;re5 - r77sst Or MD in ares inn de-
s.tt,r7 nnd,r eas nsrgsi ,Jsuua7v % I%G.l
a., ,...a la e. .;,a,.,
,,s "a .ention ot an ect ns4a.ti Fsb. II, l2CI,
.r.;fi.d d. rrs IA t;af,.,,i tle l7:, r,piT,.ns
At tbs militia Of tle Inc and C,r Tho m51s CT.
jaotnsI or eaJ,isatien Of .hn ly:h regiment of
Tia ,,iIi.ia' of IL, lie crd tho lst regiment OF
III. ~ cIsts mil;,;a," 10 70 to enlarge the
buuads and rt:trG;h cs tbs l9:h raRIsaous OF
tl!c militia 6! tbs liEe.
Mr.. Guy, rcon tia Camfai,tso for Courts Of
Justjce, rsro!ei 6 bill amending rri;: r. Gt-
uc:;-r H.. Ssh s,.I;Gn l.; ar s3s 10 Indemnify
,;.;r.:,s of Virginia,
A.. 10,
- e., ::
I. ~. h;', ~ d., a,t.n,;o,, r. tho ~,
w ~. ~ 49,. - III - thn1, T..
nslcaI 10 bs ,.eu,5d rom saT7ins On too snlt
Go ~o, ~ -, Hr - y p,.s .xnns:', ~
~ NJ =,
ntr. lille, VI NIB ",nHe' oH'ied '''a
'o,,""'hg "vs,''l-s 2, '.-' M ="
Hsf"isa5, !hsF ~" ';;:tnEilt5h' '"F n'ulis o.
justice enlu,rs MO lao ,8nsn"IF7 OK PtoH-
eng 81 IL" igF !ns sh,e aeitP"f5 % packages
Vs. s:hs 20 bo'aisf' Vi ''e aFh'J.
Tho bill t. suiharizo iho p':o:,nap, Be 10 9;
distribution o. nnPrl;ea 10 the i.'ihii'sH Of SOL
u u,s.s a'. ~, Y,N'' " s' - w." '''
Mr., n,roLaB s,:6rosss % g,asnl The ill i,y
enlslitn.ipg tlr7a;,,r. uanss I'LL NJ 2a, on
Tho snno snijsct, which Mr.. .. t'unght mel t
full Eli ci!iaiaat. Pending ths ooueideratinn
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Resolved, That in rsspsct 70 Cha memory Of
sho dto.asrd, the members Of this h5usa viii
g.nr tbs usual badge of mourning ter So
Days.
Rsaolssd, That tho spssks: fusni.h the
samil7cf he deceased With II copy OF ttssa
rfsaiati0aa.
neso!acd, ri,st tho Clark 81 tais lltuss AZ
form the Ssuateoi The adoption 81 thsso Ess9-
luticns.
Resolved, Ths;ssa fu;sbe; malS o. r'57aet
&c the rism5rY eli tho dscsa5s5, tH'a ii3u's 80
| now s:jcurp.
Tia r&coiiltirn Tasa1ar:t', a"'f ii's il3"Ea
stc7a aiiiiJlg1ns:t
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HOOPS LOSSES.

Cn.&LzstaN, JsnusrY 17--Intal!igsnt III
cssH from Hoods army say bis losses were
musk Isss than reported. Eight thousand VIII
cover eli casualties during the campaign. LIS
lsa plenty of srtillesy.
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FROM sHERMAN'S ARMY-IHS MOVE
MENTS ON OHARLESTON--TWO NO.
NfrORS SUNK IN CHARLESTON HAIR.

FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY-IfIS MOVE
AENTS ON OIIARLEST0N--TWO MO-
NfroRs SUNK IN CHARLESTON HAIR.
BOR.
CuAHLssToN, Jan. l5.-A heavy force Of
the enemy advanced from Beaufort yeaterday
-Inornins .againat Pccotsligo, which place >waa
EVACUATED iastn might by Geh. hcLaVs.
Refugees from Savannah report Quo corps OF
Shsrnsn's asmy gone to Wilmington, a1d that
the cotton in Savannah has boon OF will be
/. con6Gcased.
sKcoNp DESPATCH.
CuAslEsros, jar. l6.-~Alser sbandc ming
Poootslieo, our fes 70 :ook positi"n bsLind the
Oombshss river. No further movement mas
lnado yesterday.
Tho saom7i. believed to DO aiming at
BranoliTi;le.
TW, 1Aenss,Ea vera sunk las. night in this
nasb;s--ps1aably by t0rpstoss. They lie
abnu, 500 yards fem Fort Sumter, toEarda
Sulli7aa's Is!sad. Thei. snitks 7saoss only
are yirihle.
THIRD DESPATCH
CHARLESTON, January l7.-Dsstrtsrs and
prisoners report tho force that advanced from
Beaufort consists Of the Fifteenth AID SeEon
seauta corps, With little artillery or baggage
sreia, aud last Sherman was moving by rail"
r::.l wi::i The t-ms:Mdsr Of his lrmy, artillery,
traias, $50. They report also that Charleston
10 their destination.
Tho ecemy advanced within tSn miles
of CJnbshee Yesterday, and then loEie'&
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Il LIKELY SToRY.-A correspondent Of the
Wilmington "'Cerolinisp," writing from Colua-
bis, ssuh Csrtlins, says that Il 10 reported thst
Shermnu. has keen here in disguise. lie stopped
q, Nicbesa0n'S Hotel
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We take pleasure in calling tho attention of
Our realizes to the cali upon Msior John Tyler to
snnoucco h:mselr cArdidsty for the State So.
nsle and his r.ply thereto, i'll oar coinms today.
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70 MAJOR JOHN TYLER, G. Z. a
GIN: We, ths uldsrsige id. eit:zssa andEE5i-
GsEts, eithcr ST hoaie or in tho public darsics,
from tao Senatorial lIistIint o5nroa5i c! tHS
1ounliss Of Charlss Uity, New Kent, James
Ci:s, No,4: Warwick sud EIissbath CITY, sf''
tho city Ct Williamsburg, ''osirs t. procure
your services t, rsrragSHt tho sid Disssis: in
the ssns.o :fs the next !:saata-ial term
We s.o induced 81 tlis, uot only thTo7gh g
Eno=le5Eo of 7cl. c:a p=hlia n:I:es AMI
fraois qualification Or tko eIr:!ds to
whini, va invite Ym'. bat tLToaRa IL
I;ao,isiti0n Ct tl,a sulin0nt Gnd faithful d571.
tim Ia 0nrsalfas aa;l II anF fathers hT your
lathsr. aSd his fat';er, STA ths 7arieu5 msni-
FER. Of soiu family. WoI7ss"u 10 tba pTeasa:
irvn tia pass ic This o. in OTHER things, mao
1aIl n;aa yau to cGnsoDt t. srrys Hs 7Hi fec
caiirtfy, AMI to annaunc5 7dT1Estii ii I=Ii 7 T..
IA. sali .ss :iak, ::ron T3a, ~ 4 'sat!!s:s
iGr oi91l;1I: esSuting y3H. Gn7 safT5:f. al re
aoub: n6s, that CT Tho pe1F!o GENERALLY
II have tho nonnr 10 ne,
With high .csa1a:
Jocn Hinge. ii D; " j HphaT, VI y; Z F
asT,Ap: Il " 0:rdon, " D; ospts,s Il r
E=5su.op: P B Rasrs, ESQ; John 3 Gary,
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ncds by which ths Auditor shall sEoeztssn
tbs pE5a:s Of the penitsntiery, ana pTeTiding
fSr tho payment of certain. cEosrs. Hhr &c"
ported ard committed.
M7. BURWzLL, from The COla CD
Roads ard Internal Navigation, reported e
bill appointing Conmissioner of R4sis Gnd
Internal Communications.
NJ. ANDzneoN, from tho Cd1aniittsa On
Military Affairs, reported bill authorizing
inc Auditor of Public Accounts to pnJ Gsn'
3. Copper f6r & horss impressed by tbs State
Sid II iii aIatnding srd rs-sii.ating The au'
authorizing o5uniy sntl corporation courts t.
aat open militia hnss ia the hands Of calico
toTa Oh the ssms, aEi on claims sgains. tas
miiilis fund.
Mr.. RroDIcx, from tho Committee Oh ieri
cui.u-c und MSnuiscsurea, reported bill fol
.ls Incorporation Of tbs Iron Meunsnn MAJ
u!aotulirg Company, in tho county 81 lilies.
Slr ToyL,v, fcm ills Committee on FL
Names, reported buck thu bill! to inc!easc It:
compensation Of Governor, Judges, 10, Will
certain ar1sntm eEt5.
sir. Cox submitted q resolution TIA. kass-
hfes all nations resolutions and hi!lo na thi
suljaot Of peace 10 referred TO enc pcmmitts'
OIL :'o1fedsrats Relations without dcbass.--
Objection being made, the rtfalu'ion %as laIt
ever.
u IS
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HOUSE og DEl,HaATIs

Tia TIon5e nat al II o'clcsk, ed 'fa5nI:1:i
WITH Prayer by tia Rev. M.- E,oTn, .! !Ea
FrcsbJ. aTina Church.
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