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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23

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with the following thoroughly Irish and very
dsloyAl parody Of the proclamation Offering
5000 reward for the arrest of James Stevens
! Copy
! BY the Lord Lieutenant General and his
Man, or any other man
PROCLAMATION
! WOOdlouse HurrOo-Whereas certain
persons styling themselves Finnigans have
been endeavoripg to obtain what they conaid.
or their right, aud by 40 doing have disturbed
aud frightened the loyal and peaceable old
stay at home subjects of the old lady over the
water. and whereas they have eyinced de-
termination to have the same at all cost aud
appear to have plenty Of men, money, and
war materials to carry out their wicked design
OF making war on Us, the aforesaid loyal and
peaceAble old stay-At home subjects, by which
We are put ip great bodily fear Of our precious
loyal lives and the lives OF our fat oxen and
sheep, which would be a greater calamity
greater than the cattle plague; and whereas
VIZ are reliably informed that one Of the sfors-
said FinnigAns, named ID. O. N. L. Youwish.
youmsy cstchum, has been prominent in dis
terminating this spirit Of Independence and
patriotism in the breasts of his countrymen,
and has been most instrumental in making
us afraid OF our aforesaid lives and ILL Cotton
goods; 1t is ordered that, II the aforesaid
D. o. N. T. Youwishyoumaycatehu does
not deliver himself up to the nearest beAk or
beaksman. or other functonary of British
misrule 10 ireland, within Eve minutes after
the posting of this notice, be shall not be al
lowed to sneeze or TO say, Flows your moth
err during the remainder OF his natural life
and it ia further ordered that any person de-
livering up to us the said D o. N. T. You-
Wishyoumsy ycatchum will be entitled to re-
ward Of 100 pounds, 10 be paid in scoppers
on the next change in the moon, each bearing
a true likeness or impression Of the rum.look.
ing mug Of the aforesaid old lady who lives
over the water and it is further ordered that
if any person sholl knowingly or Willfully hAr-
Dor or conceal the said ID. o. II. T. Youwish-
y youmaycatchum, he shall be compelled to CON.
tribute the sum Of two'penee halfpsnny TO the
aforesaid 100 pounds Of scoppers. =
Given at our Castle at Doublin, this 20th
day of September, 1865, being the last
year Of our precious reign IN lrelsnd p
'''' THOMAS A. LARLEh. 5,
lod aava tha lfhau sfuH l
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anlusements.
CLEGG'S HALL.
Monday Evening, October 2S,
vARIAH-HoFFMAE CONSERVATION.
ONE GRAND CONCERT.

BY the Most Popular aud Talented Concert Troups
Before the Public.
Madam CharlOtts VarIan,
The Great Concert Prima Donna.
Wr. George Simpson,
The Eminent English Tenor
Mr.. i. Karmdley,
The popular Vioinist.
mr. EdWard Holman,
The distinguished Pianist and Composer.
Admission 90 cents, Reserved Seats, 10 cents
Sale OF Reserved Seats at ReI Henney's Music
store, commencing Saturday at o'clock
Doors open att; Concert At . O'Clock.
The beAuhfuI Knabe Piano, used at this Concert is
kindly furnished from the Warerooms Of Messrs.
Rex Kenney, Agents for this city. ootl9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23

IMMENSE herds Of cattle are pouring into
Louisiana from Texas, and the price Of beef
in New Orleans basI fsuepIto 10 esntkg In,
other parts Of the State the price ranges
from 10 10 cents per pound.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
Wheel Tar

Contains all the medical virtues Of PINE TREE
TAR. WINE OF TAR cures Consump ptio d Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Asthma
DtptherA, Gravel Diabetes and Diseases OF the Kid
ney and Bladder and other complaints.
Sold by Druggists and GroceTB throughout the
United States at only 81 GOA bottle,
". W. STEWART, GKSERAL AsksT
Beware Of Counesrfeits.
Genuine have "Wine OF Tar" blown on bottle
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23

ButthO crowning glory OF his life remains to be AT.
tanned 10 his discovery, rather bination for he
does not claim 70 have been the OnDRoE
which Is the basis OF the BltterR now offered to the
public. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants
OF Central America to whom its virtues have been
known Tor more than two hundred years Armed
with II the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear the most venom
Gus serpents. IL Is q belief with thsm, that while
there s breath in the body the Oedron s potspt 10
cure, no matter what tho disease may be.
while Or. Bulls not prepared to endorse this eK-
traVagant pretenson he 10 nevertheless satisfied from
athorough examination OF the evidence relating TO
It's virtues, that as remedy and preventative FOR ali
diseases arising nom exposure, either to change o
weather or climate, OF to masmatie Influences, IL
stands.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
ESTATE OF JOHN KoCHNE.

AJOTIOE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as admin.
istralrx Of the Estate Of John Kokne deceased late
OF Montgomery County, Ohio,
". eeAnAaAnnnn, ATTY. eot10-1W.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
WITHOUT A RIvALl

And Justly deserves the reputation II has so long en-
Ioyedin Central America and the West Indies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
ToBAOCo,
NEW STOVE STORE.
sosHH a MemAsTER.
AN.UFAOTURERs OF

NooK STOVES, WOOD, GOAL, AND SHEET
~ Iron PALoks, BOX AND FULLER STOVES,
Cqsttn9 OF every description mAdet to order
Wareroom No. ~ Ienerson strsot, opposite the
Market House.
Foundry on BAyaTd street, near Ludlow, Dayton,
Ohio. U' 'nlt BOYRR q McMA6TER
noVlT. .dkutf lH '-I 7I- N N ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
FARM FOR SALE.

I onor my farm for sale, situated one and quarte
l. miles south oi Centre ye nine miles south Of Day
toni lies fourth Of mile east Of the Dayton and
said pike to Spring Valley containing % Acresj 10
acres In timber, balance best quality Of llabls land
Phe improvements are good two atory frame house,
= large frame tobacco barn, wood house aud othsf
outbuildngs good orchard OF grated fruit and plenty
Of stock water the year round. For particulars apply
KELLY. Real Estate Agent, Dayton.
sep 70 otW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
NINETEENTH CRNTURTtlt

NINETEENTH CENTURYiII
NJ o mans name ls more timatelv oop neotsd with
IN the history ofMATERIA MEDIOA OF the United
states, or more tavoraby known as p one-r In Med
ieal Discovery, than that Of
JOHN BULL, OF LoUIsvILLE, KENTUCKY.
H,sinmitabs preparation Of OisARsAPARLLLA
mas ong stood AZ the head OF Me various compounds
OF that valuable drug.
His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Log
enges, in less than year
after their introduction at
tanned reputation as wide spread
as the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
@e0tcal.
DIR. JOHN BULLS

DIR. JOHN BULLS
Compound Cedron Bitters
latest and Most Important Discovery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
A FenIan Parody.

A few nights ago Dnblin was plAeardsd
with the following thoroughly Irish and very
disloyAl parody of the proclamation offering
5000 reward for the arrest Of James Stevens:
, 1865-02-16

The Observation-Disclosures Neglect
OF Our BuldierH-Imp0rtant from ia.

New YonK, Wednesday, Feb. 15.--Thc 7tisHne.s .
Washington sccefal s1ys as Mr.. Lincoln has tn'li-
tnted desire 10 have an Eastern man Tar SecSe9.
~ nj the Treasury, Ex Goye1nos l.'itWell q
4assscbnsets. seems nSit nSety 70 ,o w. T.
is probable Governor A, Randall. Of Wisconsin.
will succeed Secretary Usher In tho neTicf D.
partmcnt. Governor torgan's: dcc11naton Is Ut
1etstoaht to tc percmptoly.
The 1io*. say9nnah eS sSortc2Epondsns sas IL AZ r
Shcrman's Amy In tho Hospitals IN that city,
weak racked and wrecked feycred skeletons sur
ferine and dying from fever and wounds nnd
chronic dIarthGa, psteonsly begging their Sur.
to 1pp1y them YIN Il tney can
and report that 20 per cent Of the many deaths, are
due to want Of prnper kinds Of nourlahmeut.
What nakca tho matter worse Is. thcse poor Tel.
lows have beard that ship loads Of resh and rarle9
provisions bhye been sent from tue North to fed
they urc in. Tic correspondent says: "Agents
Of the San1tsry Commission have been applied to
as being likely to have the kinds Of food aud nour.
fslmen1 need, and all tho .sahsG'cdon obtained
vas. that though the Commission had pisnty:
10 Ssyanra1a ict spectators without nnn1her,
have Eeen able to secure all The hanspoTtat atlnu
they needed to bring their goods here and sca
them ut eSorbltant pficcs.'
H., The ztga<a K;Easa"a soFresPondan@ee @ saya
to cause CAazin to send presents anu sue for
pee-c. md Japan has been nnlctcd in the sum nt
G1D CO0 but It Is said the Nfckado, or SpIritu Il
Emperor, fas refused to Iatlfy this statement, 80
It looks q, II nothing had becE gained after alt.
Indeed, letter OF a later datv announces the
treacheroua ASSASSINATION OF two soldiers belong
Ing to an English regiment stationed at Kanay.t-
va. The Englls1 Minister hos been recalled ie.
nratson aeGIpst Japanese odenses than TIC taking
OF money!
, 1865-02-16

Eurngpg Of t1o House Of Refa.e-
Restoration Of Gen. WcNeal TO Col11-
mnnd-Kfi1taFr Eutlefys
Especial Dispatch % tho Chicago Trtbune.]

Especial Dispatch % tho Chicago Tribune.l
ST. Louis, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1865.
The most gcticus frc which has occurred here
foz many years IVES the destruction yesterday OF
The pew House Of Refuge near tho arsenal. 1t Ia
rell known to many Illinois soldiers as }arge
end comfortable ho7pitai enrly in the war. The
IRE broke cut aboat four o'clock All the fur1i
tire that could Eo got at w2s savcd. There were
1873 inmates mrle and fe,na'e, confined In the in
etitulion. 1heEe embraced tureulle oGtnderS,
who arc sentenced BY the Recorder, and abnn-
fur the prisoners to eyacu1ta the building,
prd the Superintendent had his hands
fuil n preventing their. escape. In
aud number of fhe Christian Brothers attending
school fn the vicinity, who volunteered to net ~
Cuard on the occasion. twenty-five Of the worst
characters wese sent for safe Eeeptng 70 tae Wors
and the tal1ncc were transferred to the old House
Of Refuge, located In the vicinity It 1s supposed
s.:t tho fire WIS the act OF q yictous lad ns1ncd
upper room in tie cast wing, entered through a
sliding door aud applied neteh TO e9Ie oi1
rec< and rnhhish len by the soldiers. This I'D
y sent down f9E larceny, d 1,,s ss s, one OF tfa
General John McNca1, who was tried hy court
martial gu charges preferred by Major General
fiesea1,on. has bcca restored to tlgt5, h Grr;s
ht htadeuartcrs yesterday for orders.
Thomas J. thorpe, Or urccoo county, Mo-, h1s
een to e na;sa n ts sy 9n a
muzter, committed IT, 1sE3. a3a Of engaging ia
l'usawhackias generally. lie WAS aeotcnced il
4 tisuatch received this morning sts:c that boats
:1e io3Iins Ct Q.iasy a1l E:oEaS for ,h:s port,
II is supposed that the gorge as uaaa1:as i5 not
yet opened.
from tip ,hroneh the southern portions Of Jack
rnr county, and reports killing tTctye Euecllfas.
, 1865-02-16
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
The Appropriation Esill-Important
order from the 4tdiutant General
I'hc Cook county Quota -:


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbuno.l
SPRINGFIELD. "Wednesday, Feb. IL, 1865.
Adiutant General u1ynfe has just fssned Tie
following important c1rcalar:
GENERAL uEAoq'ns STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ApJUrAST GENERALS OFFICE.
SPRlSaT1ED, Feb. 18th, 1S63.-
[c1RcUL4n.J
Many complaints have. reached this o1tce tha.
men who havo been enlisted by recruiting agents
in different parts Of the State have been after
cnlietnleIts, tndEccd to volunteer and DO credited
towards tho quota OF. some other county or dig
trict offering larger bounsies, thus ia some In
stauces brcskfng up companies a1mce. ready to
organize md report to the rendezvous. This is
improper, and ii permitted may lead to difficulty
No man aeter Ao has been du1y enlisted md has
eicned ard sworn to his enlistment papers, can
qult ard Withdraw from tho came Without being
euljcct to arrest ~ descrtes, and any person
men after snch eull5tmrnts and thus encouraging
dcse1lion, arc cs1mlnaliy liable.
(sisned} n. HAxx1E.
The two Houses of tho General !As=omoly ccmc
The Til whieh passed ths senats yeste!d,y, % rnsE-
hi bcis sad and oliccrs of the Gcpcla % Assem5y M M % an
which contained q section that they be paid ia
gold, cane up in the House this morning on tho
report Of the Finance Committee. with the gold
section stricken out. This report was endorsed
By the House, and the bin as amended passed. 1t
wns sent to the Senate, and that body refused to
to the u0use and tic HouGe voted to adhere TO itz
amendment, nnd Committee of Conference was
then appointed ard after shor. session sote that
.cd The House, after considerable nnneuyeripg,
finally, by two majority, rccede from it, position.
The question, at the request Of members, was
defested by considerable minority, a portion 81
the Republicans. who Tsrs hostile to the gold
, 1865-02-16

ut distinction, in the old hall OF at
Washington rrlatire 10 the establishment Of p3s-
1nanep1 hom' fcr disabled soldiers.
4 considerable number Of bills were passed In
cluding fAlls a1nentlE. section 49, chapter 1T,
neglssd Statutes, reI2tiye to executions and pro
ccciirss supplementary thsreto, and to amend
section ~ Of the Revised Statuc., relative to the
manner Of commenting civil actions.
The Agricultural College bill was gone through
with In the Committee OF the n hole and referred
to the Committee on Claims.
In the Assembly the rcec1uhou expressive OF the
opinion OF tho Legislature that post Offices aud
utltr Federal Office. in u State fho1ld DO all"d
by disahfed eoders, aad after these returned vet
.cIaps should have the preference, competent,
was adopted.
Bills we're introduced relating to costs ana fees,
md amending section !. Of chapter So, HcylsEn
Statues to incorporate the Petroleum Conn ny
ol Appleton and several other local bil1s; author
Ling The Governor to appoint commissioner Ct
emigration with EalnsS OF Sill ,50 IN gold to visit
pe.mcrl: for the purpose Of encouraging crai2ra.
tkn to Wisconsin. ,
Among the bills passed, was one to charter the
Portage md DlFabQo Valley Railroad Company.
, 1865-02-16
-Ehc Trcee Mt Passion OF the south tn be
mudc Available Before II Evaporates.
CFrnm the Richmond Examiner FEB. 81

From the Hlean1"nd Exan1nef Feo. T.
There is profound and powerful spring Of
Confederate people. It will be Of no use
Will lead to no good Will snbsidc again
uto deeper apathy and dependency, unless
stfrnr aud decisive measures be al onco ia
kcn 10 render 1t available, and to convince
lhc people that those who govern this mpve-
nclt know how to give-it the right impul;
s,on to drive 1t On to its legitimate e.id
win strong and steady hand. The people
Of tho Confederate States are this day ready
lor anything TINT leads straightforward IN
the right 1irectio1-thar Is, to tndepe1'
tIcnce, and (why not say It 2 to revenge.
There is keen Ind craving hunger to visit
with stern aud bloody rctribuIion that nate.
fu1 generation which has dared 10 propose that
NC, the Confelerat.s, who have battied and
;ontcd Their hosts on SO many bloody fields,
shall c7awl to their fret now, with ha!ters
round OUT nccl;s and ashes on our heads, and
care their mercy, anl pardon Ike gang o.
thieves smoked out OF their den The high
and kccn military spirit Of the wars tirst
wear james np again, and that t'ae Is fls.ng
which, taken at the dood, leads on to fortune.
What j. needed now Is some manifestation
thai lie Confederate authorities are also up 10
iils mark. Heretofore there has been grlevons
1i. .sotiSlActfon-aud far more suppressed
and deyocrcd in silence than has ever been
expressed In Woris-at the timid policy OF our
government with rrsp:ct to reclamation,
: lleh hss in faet. given to this coniederaey
lne appearance Of accepting the position ol
icEeis and Criminals resisting the execution o1
t Achno"ls.oGsd INV and has encouraged OH
enemies TO nssume the insolent airs nc nov
see, By permitting them 50 long to commit
outrGges on the l'c5sous and property Of oa1
citizens without 1Ac AK Of punishment il
Kind.
The present excitement and fierce resent
| rrnt 1T the carefully prepared and elabo4a
I'd Outrage put upon rs by Lincoln and s.x
a1d must not " allowed 10 csaporate ant
pass away in the rhetoric and cheers or tw'
Or three public meetings: .,a, The business be
Vial Ef.d. It's successful issue depends main
1r mon % restoring the confidence OF the pee
4 n,e.and Ind making them feel that Tie govs;n,asn
With illcua .that The alternative tor rs ~ !,
TO establish our independence, OF cise 70 al
, 1865-02-16
VOL. XVIII.


= 1hE GREET s. SihAAs sA@s' 80 T.
~ VIII oc Ieu's aoe7eo 70 .ne cseas1 y. ou1
CITY mat IN lineage was hela the hfss o. INC
splendid eeE;cs Of sanitary fars, "htcn nave,
one alter The other, called ont the PRIDE and
patriotism OF the several sections and gtven
such steriing results to the great cause In
whose behalf they were Originated It has
.ycryElcrc been received as entirely I'll.
ting and appropriate that the system should
be notly rounded and 'np.c!ed IN the Place
where it originated, in Fair that shall te
Northwestern only. in location, and nailon.l
in respect to its sources Of contribution as it
is IN distribution.
Ills already familiar and well rccelr,d
,,-nYoc+ ornnr+r ror1t;tudce nf fnr rcaders in
, 1865-02-16

IEpccis1 Dispatch t. the Chicago Trfhnue.1
lHb1AxApo11a, Wednesday, Feb. Is.

}spcci,1 Dispatch t. the Chicago Trfhuue.1
lHb1AxApoI.a, Wednesday, Feb. Is.
The Senate met at9 4. u.
Bills were introduced Gfsn1s}ftying any p.rson
from holding any Office under the 1aw5 OF the
The State who has sineo March 9Th, 1861, given
rid and comfort In any way to the cnsmics Or tbs
United States, or has been connnetsa VITA any
ditloyal organization, penalty On conftGi.on, one
thousaAd dtllarH nc anu forfeiture Of all Ply and
crlo a1ncnts-passed to second reading; iuc-eas-
ing pay OF Stale printer-
Adjourned to visit Camp Morton
in The afternoon the Sen3te went Into Commit
tie Of tho Whole on The Morgan raid BIZ, ".
K1cEmoud in the chair. speccaea we're made oy
Neesrs. Chapman, Cnh!e md others, nnt ~ TT,
Tier consideration OF the bill was postponed TILL
Friday morning.
Representative from PutnA1n, appeared, Waa swos0
and took hie seat
A. bill Iccallzing tho action oi commissioners IN
paying Io1lt{ee was taken mp, Various auend-
Hcnts reported By tho Jadiefary Co4mfttcc were
discussed, whcu Mr. Wright offered IN amend
Ment cxcmptfng property OF soldiers and their
hIoilies from the tax proposed by the bill. The
eame debate enHued but without arriving at any
conclusion.
nc Sppreue Court made the following teeis-
sfous to-day: Murphy Ia. Ewing Jackson, G. c.,
affirmed; City Of Vinoennes r.. Richard Knox,
c. C., reversed Harkcr r. Glidewe!l ct al. Bar
tho1nmcw, c. G., Reversed; Smith ct al. Es. Al
Eaon Clay. G. G., Reversed: Indiana & Illinois
Ecntral I{a1iroad Co, rs. Matio1 G e., reversed
asker RI. Gordon Marion, G. T. Affirmed.
The nostponmcnt of the drsfl gives great salts
faction. Every effort will be made to Ill the quo
II by volunteers.
, 1865-02-16
ILLINOIS LEG1SLATUNE.


Er11.aF1E1p, ILL.,, Feb. u.
SENATE-The bill to tncrcss: fees Of Clerks
Of Ctscutt Courts in certain corCiles was passed.;
yeas Is, Enys =: 10 amend c,apter to, Sec
proride @ M fes faftas tde eenIas fost-yeas t. r,ys
y. The htll wss killed BY. G:cen, OF Marion.
EVENING SESSION.
\ p,rseege was received from the House that It
had f3'lct to concur IN the ament1n ent to tbb
Uanctcg branch Railroad 'M1. Atack mov-d to
Isee5ectisd; ,'s yeas y nsy. g. Ia2 g. u
apisasanesnt pa sao; On N ie IS aad vesselssscd; ye,s.
Is = Co. < na5e es:1h g 'pR.'ps5sen E. 70 q
yes, IG; .nays, 2; in relation to tha vara-
iion Of alleys. squares and a'1sets-2:, SD;
to m epops
passed, yeas "a nays s; relation to Assignment Q!
dcwers- passed. 5eas 1e. nays none; relief Of
of W,Iam ii yeas 1 naTs ''n'
d message wns received from tho GoTornor that
he had slgncd he amended chatter Of Chicago
= Ths s5 S5li g give cIzsa,t Court. !urisaetoa
yeas 49,, nays =; to cnahle eitfes 10
table to refund certain amounts IN cass county
!cas &, nays ii: to anIho11Sc the Governor 10 a2-
/; | to amcrd he s:hooi law. III. arecn. Of Ale1-
de-. thought 1t too late in the session to consider
bill Of this importance, and pointed out some of
III. Mason was In favor Of the bib: The cpinlon
Of the State Superintendent was sufficient
fos him: Lost, yeas i, nass9 -.
tine nc of adjournment on Friday, tic 1:fa. Ind
over.
Ss1s ~esssse; ,ess hsss t3sea qs y uP s.r ,na
coliectcrs Taz lost, Jes. 10. nays is.
Mr. Vandcyccr moved 10 reconsider. Carried.
Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
, 1865-02-16

fspecial D1sps&sA to the Chicago THbune.]
MADISON, Wedncs 5ar. Feb. Is.

In the scnateao. .day.pctino wcrc presented 3or
aians Who IRE committing dcprelations and cans-
icc trouble In the Northern part q tne sasei iol
n iaw allowing Clerks Of the Board Q! superslsn.s
10 administer oaths, and for au amenou1ent W t"e
1s TIC Senators voted themselves $1,000 worth o.
iaree nun bc7 Of Bills were introduced. main
,r 1nrn and prvntc 1Et including bill TO htta9s
Ia lie Northern Piclflc nailroat 70 consuoss ~
line through Wisconsin; to amend secMou "
chnntcr So. laws OF 1868, being chapter !3, M. .
20 t6at It Will only prohibit oi3iceTs sna
comnaries from beng interested IN contracts lot'
l1uiItiur, grading and furnishing them; 70 repeal
cha1teT IS and anacnd chapter Q. R. S., relative to
VIA fo- lie relic! Of DsnIel Baxter, by paying
lis cjsim foE work on the old capital; to empow-
er towns cities and villages 10 pay pounties 70 Re-
enltsting veterans who have reeeiFsa 10 :a !oSA
bouutics; to amend chapter 40 Of tho l1ws oi :Sl,
SO as to exempt 1aylor's Patent knpckic JOINS
lrtn Ills provisions, md requiring tutn Ding roas
OF thresh3ne machines to be baked; TO pas tne
Adiutant General 81 100 for compiling fhe Ah)at-
.ni Generals report for 1863 ana 1874, and 10 hx
his SALARY at s. b1; also several bills Tor contn"
| gent expenses cboat the capital.
COMMUNICATIONS were read from the GoFefnof
nom}natngE. c. Sholes, OF henosha+ j. Clark,
| DEr1cr. aEl c. White, OF Wa1wOrth. ns Normal
! School Regents; recommending some lion BY the
Lecislature undrr the Law Of Congress providing
pe1, from any one statc, Of lta deeeased citizens