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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
TEXAS.
Governor HamiIton's PrOclanantfon-Thc
Freedmen md Labor Contracts.

Gov Hamilton of Texas has issued procla.
nation authorizing the Chief Justices Of the counties TO
raise the 0reS Tcs SDSe q liz
Constitution and laws of the United States and Of
Texas and to aid in suppIessiDg all awless acts TO as
sis the law officers 10 maintaining order to do no VIC,
keep the peace and the Governor requests the military
work tremendously with this special force which Is
to continue in operation so long as the Chief Justices
deem II necessary.
Tho Governor has also Published an excellent ad.
dress tho freedmen which counses them to enter at
peace and Industry promises them the support OF the
Government 10 preserve their freedom; and also PROM
ses to visit them the power and punshments Of the
law ii they continue idle, or commit crime or become
disordcr He tells them the Government has no lands
Ia Texas to give them 10 intended making such
donations which IL does not' they mus, work. DC
else the laws will surely reach them. He dspels the
fasehoods told them that they we're to have grand
Christmas He sends this address to all the Chief Jus.
tees OF counties and asks them. in conjunction with
good citizens who wish TO assist. to call the freedmen
together and read the address to them.
The Columbus Ci:ea says the freedmen In Colorado
County were contracting with the planters for next
years labor.
Plenty OF new corners are Hocking into Western
Texas. So SAYS Tie Indianold Tines. The same paper
says tho Fourth Army Corps is being mustered out ex'
cept three regiments.
In Washington County tie officers Of the Freednens
Bureau have done all in their power to enforce con-
tracts and persuade the negroes to work for wages
The OF the fine plantations west OF Galveston
on the rich bottom lands Of Old Cany, Brazos. Mata.
gorda. &C.. have had much trouble with the freed
men, who refuse TO work. will not work with regu-
larity that they have generally determined TO abandon
planning further than TO make support for their fami'
lies Some have leased their plantations to strangers
others were trying to do go.
Corn is very high, notwithstanding the enormous
crop made.
By orders from Department Headquarters the pro.
ost.narshas have been reSsiablished in Texas.
SO scarce are houses In Galveston that frames ready
TO put up have been ordered from the North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
The Attempted AssnssiDaiien Of Omcer
Lnngan Of BrooisIyn-Arra ignnsen' Of
One Of the Alleged Assassins.

IL will be remembered that Officer Thomas
Langan OF the Forty.Fift Precinct was shot in his
tracks at The corner OF South Third and Eighthsts'
Brooklyn, L. D. Oh Sunday morning, tue l9th ult.. by
two unknown men, believed to be burglars. Since that
time Capt woglon and his men have been indetatisa'
bic in their efforts to bring these men to justice Ser
geant Maddox finding that horse and wagon had been
stolen about the hour OF the occurrence and believing
tina perpetrators had stolen them TO faeui-
tate their escape he followed the route they
O shanty in the peighborhood OF Jamaica, ard the
horse lying dead beside it,. After making diiigent
inquiries lie was led to believe that young man
named William Hunt was concerned III the ROBBERY IS
well as the shooting The Job II securing Hunt whose
reputation is bad, was intrusted to Officer Edward
Brown who SUCCEEDED in arresting him on tho alter
noon Of the I'D Sergeant George Bunce got !nfoma'
ton that boy drove the fugiives TO Jamaio9 and.
getting description of him also started Officer Brown
In pursuit and the 2d inst. tho officer found him
in printing coffee In Centre.st. New York. The boys
name is Thomas Fox IA years of age residing at No.
Il3 Avenue Il, NewYork. On being arrested, lie nc
knowcdged 10 the officer that he went to Jamaica with
how the horse and wagon were stolen Since their
arrest Hunt and Fox have been locked up awaiting tue
recovery Of Officer Langan to give his testimony Yes
icrday Lansop though yeIy weak eit the hospital e
until a late hour last night for the examination
of the prisoner Hunt The boy Fox waS
| placed on the witness-stand and gave minute
description OF the party suspected OF being implicated
in the attempted assassination lilo stated that the
| evening previous 10 the occurrence he came TO WI
liauiSburgh from Brushvlle and two men met him ana
sent him to the stable from which the horse stolen
TO see II ii was locked He and found that 1t was
not and then slept there TIL about O'Clock next
ing when be was awakened by two men, who toid h'
they going to hitch up and ride to place VIII =
they would not be caught. Fox went with tnsW; a-u
the party drove to the corner OF Broadway a INV
avenue and picked up wounded companion, Snon,
they placed in the wagon. (rhis is the mar b
to have been shot by Officer Langas122 .nsca VIXEN
party then left for Brushye by way oiJamaSis, Win
they left the boy at hotel telling nun 10 " ne M num
hour. At the expiration OF that tic on9 VI rd told
Der named Jack McCooinbs returned h aI s amJ
tho boy to take tho horse ana rhs bS% them walked
to the ferry and Bis home in Nsw1Srk o. i hs
dS1,hGs Is ss. g T on being closely
.a a aid the prisoner had mustache on the night
md ornipg in question aud said quite perty that he
mmst have shaved it of since. He heard one OF Ill
| a %uS, address him as " Bill Hunt"
IKE examination will be continued On Saturday morn
ing ne1t .,,, ,,a oonr,rx sor tho anpr.her
.ion Of tbs other parties duplicated In the TRAGEDY.
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under charter from the State OF Pennsylvania on the
ground that the grant was unconstitutional.
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
Garland of Arkansas applied this morning
for permission to practice in the Supreme Court without
taking the prescribed OATH He claims that he never
aided the Rebellion, but desires exemption from making
oath to the fact His application was laid over for
future consideration by the judges.
COLORED TROOPS.
The 23d Regiment U. s. colored troops, which
recently mustered out at Brazos Station, Texas
we're to-day reported to W. A. LamOtte. Commissary
Of Musters for this department. for discharge and fna
payment.
SUPPER TO AN OHIO REGIMENT.
The State Of Ohio will give grand supper to
her ls5th Regiment at Alexandria Va, on Thursday
evening.
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Owing to this being Cabinet day, very little
interest centered about the White House. Gems.
Grant, Howard Logan and Fitzpatrick had interviews
with the President as did Senators Wilson and
Guthrie. The Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson and Rebel
Secretary of the Treasury Trenholm were also there
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks were estab
lished last week: The Windham Of Connecticut, the
Henderson of Kentucky, the First National Of Macon,
Ga. each with capital Of 100000 and the Pacific
National Bank of North Providence r. T., with CAPT.
tai Of $685. $50. Applications for the establishment of
the above banks were made as early June last The
total number Of National Banks now in operation is
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch TO Tie N. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Dec. l., 1900.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
The final sales of dsmantled forts and puDhc
buildings in the department of Washington have Just
been concluded. The total amount realized beihg
1854.
REDUCTIONS.
As an evidence of the material reduction oithe
expenses Of the different departments Of the Govern
may be stated that in one branch OF tho quarter
masters Department since July last. over i''Vo en-
ployes have been discharged thereby decreasing Its
expenses from 100000 to 100000 in five months
Corresponding reductions have been and are still being
made in almost every department OF the Government
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court hsd up to-day the Schuyl-
kill Bridge case Lyman sgt Tbs City Of Philadelphia
Oontsstias As rirh q ~ s 10 construct The briaEa
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gIyHE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC.
CNot Whisky Preparatory

v1yHE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC.
lNot Whisky Preparatory
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
ouRB
DEBILITY! DEBILrrY
,ssultps from any cause whatever
PRosTRATIoN OF THE SYSTEM.
INDUCED By
SEVERE hARDshiPs' EXPOSURE.
DISEASES OF CAMP LIFE.
SOLDIERS CITIZENS
MALE OR FEMALE,
ADULT on YOUTH,
WILL FIND IN THIS BITTERs
pure Tonic not dependent on bad liquors for its almost
puscuous elects.
DYSPEPSIA,
and diseases resulting rom disorders of the Liver and Digestive
Organs, cured by
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
This BiseIs las
PERFORMED MORE CURES
GIVES BETTER SATISFACTION,
HAS MORE TESTIMONY,
h. mon, respectable people to vouch II, than any other
article in the Market
We defy any one to contradict this assertion, ond
WILL PAY $1,000
oue who will produce certificate pubshedb by that
81 net eonuiBe
IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS
AND DISEASES iARIsING FROM DlsoRDERED
STOMACH.
ot.rve the following symptoms resulting from disorders Of
The digestive organs:
CONSTIPATION Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood the Head
Acid,ty Of the stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
foT Food, Fullnsss or Weigh, in the stomach. Sour
Erucations Sinking or flutteTirg al the PIT OF
tLe Stomach. Swimming 81 the Head, HuT-
ned and DiihcGlt Breathing
fluiteTns at the
Heart. Choking Suf-
locating Sensations when ins
lying Posture, Diuiness
of Vision Dots
or Webs before the Sight,
Fever aud Dull Pain in the Head De.
6eency Of PersF iraion, YelowEess Of The
Shin ind Ewes Pain In the Side Back Chest; Limbs,
Ie Sudden fushes OF Hesi. Burning In the Flesh Con
stsni nsgnng Of Evil, and grea, Depression Of Spirits
REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BITTERs is NOT ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY,
AND CANNOT MAKE DRUNKARDS.
BUT IS TIE BEST TONIC IN The WORLD.
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KENTUCKY.
The ConstituiionaI Amc ndnicnt-A ResoIu.
tion co Adopt IL Lnid Over in the Senate
The Louisvilie Mayoralty -Impeaet.
ment Of Tomppert Postponed.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Monday, Dec II, 1865.
A resolution was introduced IN the State
Senate today TO ratify the Constitutional Amendment
abolishing Slavery II laid under the rule.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Monday, Dee. IL. 1865.
The Board of Aldermen Of this city have post
poned the trial of Mayor TomppeIt the bill OF i'm
parchment till Monday next.
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I Tie AttoclAIru ITttF = -.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Dec IL, ls65.
The Republican Representatives from New
York have indicated their desire that the Hon. Roscoe
Conkling be appointed q mombe. Of the joint com.
lntee TO inquire into the condition Of the late called
Southern COuicderGcy
An idea ofthe large amount Of printing and binding
during the current year is frnsehd lby the fact that
the Superintendent of Pubic Printing asks Congress
for an additional appropriation Of S6G0,oO0.
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THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS
THE TENNESSEE DELEGATES.
Their Credentials Referred to a
Select Committee.
They Are Invited to Seats in the
Hall.
Mr. xtovens's Resolution In the
Senate.
IT Is AMENDED AND ADOPTED.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday Dec IL. 1865.
1t is stated that the President takes lively
interest in the movements in either House upon the
Stevens resolution
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READ WHO SAYS SO.

From the Rev Levi g. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church.
fernberion NJ j. formerly Of the North baptist Church
Philadelphia present Pastor Of the BAPTIST Church. Chester
Pa
have known Hollands German Bcrs fsvorably for a
number Of years have used them IN my family, ard
have been pleased with theft effects that was indeed 10
recommend them many others and know tina. they have
operated in strikiugly beneficial manner. teke great
pleasure in thus publicly procsimins this fact, AMI ag the
attention those afflicted with the diseases fof which they
recommended these BeTs KNOWN. from experience that
my recommendation will be sustained do this cheer.
fully Hoofards Rf-s is intended tobeDeh the s cted
and IS not rum drink" Yours truly,
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SENATE......w WASHINGTON. Dec. u, 1865
The President pro ten, Mr.. FOSTER, in the
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
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fetten 1T &dbnen7 rfffete,. Dae @iet
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
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