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h. PROCL MA ION.
By j. MADISON WELLS GOVERNOR OF
stE IL THE STATE OFLOIIlSfANH rE

Anjact OF the tLeai slature, approved March Is,
1865, entities can act tn establish lnaIaDtine TOR
the projection of the State, provides chat he
Governor OF tue State shall issue his Proclsma-
ton upon the advice of the Board Of Hea tn nesa
clarlng any place where there shall be reason to
believe pestil nis contagious or infectious
disease existe, to be an fntece ed pacs, ard stat.
Jog the number of days of Qaar antine to be per-
formed by the vessels, their passengers, Officers
and crews, coming from such place or plact S.
10 pursuance OF the provisions Eaf the DC, afore~
said, and upon tue advice of the Board OF Health.
| do therefore issue this my prs clamaticl and
hereby declare the places hereinsflef named to be
injected places, and that all vessels. together
with officers, crews, passengers ana cargos S, are
irving from said places, or having t,nche + or
stopped at any one nf them, shall be subjsct to
Q ,arantiue OF not less than ten days, f ON and
after the first day OF May, a d. 1865, until the
brit day of November 1865.
Add now proclaim thai any violation Of he
Quar- antine law~ of This Stat or he lets re- OF
spirit of this proclamation, will be visited with
sew punishment. aud that ifshe psna tiesI PIE.
scribed by he L. gs atve act are deemed insde-
quate, the psrtits Offending will be d l,verfd up
ID the military authorities o be by iheu, proper
ly punished. The health and SAFETY of the A my
and Navy at this point, IS well as OF our rssiden
population, eqaire th is. and eatnestIy ca ups
on all public officers tn aid me in the tx cntion Of
this duty. ~ SIS ~ "a 5af,. ~ ! utar
The places which are hereby declared injected
as aforesaid, are the following, viz; bavaua
Matanzas, Trnadad, Cardenas ami st. iago all
ON the island of Cuba; Kingston, Por, Royal a nd
Montego Bay. on the Island Of Jamsie4; J acme /
and Port au Prince, IN the Islann fist. Dnmiu :
go; the lslards Of ST Thomas Martinique and
Gaudeloupe: Csmpe chy, l., Yucatan B.lIze, in
Honduras; Vera Cruz. Alvaradn, fampieo, Mata-
moros, and TuspaD, in Mexico, San Juas in Mic.
arala; Chaerts. Aspis wall and Porto Brilo, in
Central America; Marac4ib,. Venezu la. Laguay ::
"a, leland OF trinidad, Rio de Jsneiro, p "a and
Cayenne, in SOu'h America, Nassau n. r, asd
Notx rte rii X u. 4 .
Mobile, Savannah, Charlt ston, Beaufort, Will
mingt,n and SarAuik, IN tue Unit, States
Given under my hand ana the Seal otlb STATE
llh New Orleans, this lst day of Aprii, IA. D.
[L.sl 1865. and OF the Independence of the United
States of America, the eigbty,niuib.
a-s5l ,,.,g r-5 j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor
s. WRoTNewsKI. Secretary of ate.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
Brew Brig Gen. in charge
First Division @. M. G ..
...sfg. PA s-UL&D PitIsoA EssS
neaoquar'ers Military Division of West Mississippi,
7 go en- New Orle ans, La, May q 1865

fesafs PA 8>ULAD PRISON EsssS
nesoquarters Military Division Of West Mississippi 4
+ $50 ee New Orleans La, May %, 1866
General Orders No. S.
l. Inc terms OF the surrender agreed upon by Lieut.
Gen. Taylor ADD Major Gen. Canby on the 4fh insr
includes ali officers and soldiers cf the
al mes serving within the limits of the Departments of
Alabama, Mississippi and East Louisiana and a II snch
persons within the limits OF this division no We moi
been paroled by of having been absent from the
places OF will report themselves
Tue commander OF the nearest United States military
Post surrender the other public that
may oe IN tnelr possession, and give ther paroles Fail
ing to DO this within the thirty (3O DAYS fev
be rlested and sent North prisoners of war COM
manders OF Military Posts to whom these parties
Themselves, Will give the paroles and passes as anbn
rized BY the terms Of surrender register Of the
paroles giving the name rank and regiment Of the ner
sons PAL and date Of the arole, will be kept and
one copy OF transmitted to the Provost Marshal Gene
raj OF these headquarters the day of ea month
IL. The following extract from Special Orders No 2lO
from the Headquarters Of the Army is published for
general inf rmation and mmanders Of tary Posts
within the limits of this command are authorized to
aGnister the oath u allegiance to persons coming
within the provsi ms of the ORDER and to give them
to return to their homes he TACT that the oath
has been administered and the date of administering it,
Will be endor cd on the pass register Of the persons
ayalling themselves OF this order will be kept and
copy Of it transmitted to the Prove Marshal General al
Division eaCQuarters tI8@a az iIe
''Paroled officers aud Of the late rebel armies
whose homes were, at the date OF their Joining their
armies in States that have never been in rshslio d
who not accepted from the benefits Of the Pr
Amnesty Proclamation, wi upon taking the oath OF
be permitted to return to their former homes
II The authority Of military Commanders in rel alton
10 fhe status e persons residing within the insuirec
onary districts and controlled by the Pro
camaiion OF the President Of December 8, 1885, and
March 70 S64s and the Executive Order of April 20
1860 and the provisions of these proclamaons this
order cannot be extended restrained herwise od
hed, BY any subordinate authority ANY orders that
conflicting with the etter and spirit Of these oclams
tons and this ORDER revoked and the attention of
commanders is special called to the requirements
War Department General Orders No. 242 Of 1anaus,
1854 ff 'ee'' u
By order OF Major Gen. E, R s Candy.
" -9 500. a.. $40 q, I'll. DYER,
r Capt Asst Adutant General
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MISSISSIPPI DAILY AND WEEK.

Clarion is still published at Meridian, Miss and ron.
taius the latest tel grams from Il parts OF the
country. Its present subscription list pow ex-
Mississippi, having a circulation in evsry county
in that State. 1t has been published for twenty
nine years, and been suspended during that time
but eight weeks, caused by the destruction OF
their office BY The Federal troops snder Gen.
Sherman, in February 1864. II is also the Off.
cial Journal of the State 1t has large and in-
creasing circulation in Western Alabama, in
Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas constituting it
one of the best and most profitable advertising
mediums to be found in the Southwest TetE
Address j. j. SHANNON u CO., Editors and
Proprietors, Meridian, Mis-.
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GNKmAN lloyd.
PRICES OF PASSAGE

From New York to Bre nen London Havre and
Southampton:
First Cabin $105; sd Cabin $62 50 Storage $37 So
From Bremen to New York:
First Cabin SIP so; I'd Cabin $50; Steerage $45.
Price OF passage are payable In Cold its equivalent
in currency ~
The above vessels have been constructed in the most
approved manner they of $500 and 700 horse
power each, and are commanded by of character
and experience who will make every exertio promote
the comfort and convenience OF passengers. They touch
at Southampton the outward trip for the purpose of
landing passengers for England and france
These vessels take freight to London and Hull tor
which through bills OF lading are signed '- sl
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel
Ali letters must pass through the post office
HS- No Bill of Ladng but those of the Company will
be signed Bills of Lading will positively not be deiv
cred before goods cleared at the ustom House.
EHz Specie taken to Havre, Southampton and Bremen
at tie lowest rates For freight passage sppiy to
fn. -.. 0ELRICHS & CO.,
No 68 Broad st N. York.
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Headquarters military Division of the
IL South est,
NEW ORLEANS, June 80, 1855.

VIEW ORLEANS, June 30, 1866.
General Orders No. s.
All refugees from the State OF Texas are not;sa tb..
the troops of the United States Government are now in
military possession OF that State and that they can re-
turn to their homes with security
The Major General Commap6ine takes this occasic,
70 have it distinctly unders that home guards or
srmed bands for sefprotection wilt be permitted in the
state as the military force in Texas and hereafter
to be sent there will be competent protect individuals
and their properly. y41 WOW ~ =
The inhabitants of Texas notified that 1t ia and
has been the icy OF the Con handing General to make
invested by guas responsible for their
acts Experience having taught him that the influence
OF the inhabitants energetcay exercised can put down
this species of robbery and murder Y -
By command of Major Gen. p. II. Sheridan.
E. B. PARSONS,
assistant Adjutant General.
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A sslsTA NT QUARTER a STER'S
"A ONCE. Forage Department, corner
City. -stN So 07.'' ? = f~e'1' 49, -
Proposals invited for the delivery of Corn Oats
ana ayto this Department, in the city of Philadel
bios should be addressed to this Office, and must
state the quantity description or kiud price and time
of delivery. - -' 100 N' ' 'S
Payments to be made upon the completion of the de-
or as soon thereafter the Office may be funds
and In such funds may be received for dsbuI
8. D. BUR- HARD
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster,
Forage Department
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PROPOSALS.
ID u u p o 5 A l. 5.
PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLow, HOOPS,
HORNS, CHUGKS, SHINS AND TONGUES.


PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALIOW. uooFs
HORNS, CHUGKS, sHINS AND ToNGUEs.
OFFICE DEPoT CoNMIssARY OF sUBs1srEscE,
WASHINGTON, d c., July l3, 1866
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate invited until the
2lst day OF July, at IL O'Clock for Hides TaIIow
Hoofs Horns, ohucks, Shns and Tongues, of ali Gov
eminent Cattle slaughtered within the ancient limits of
the Disrict Of Columbia for four months from the COM
mencement of the contract or such time as the Comia
sary General may determine
me above articles to be collected by the contractor
eno rom the various places at which the cattle
are killed at such times asqEay be designated by the
killed at Chain Bridge, Giesboro Convalescent ann
Washington, and Aexandf4a; but other places NAV
81 WITHIN s9e prescribed limits where these articles
The contractor shall be liable for all the Hides Tall
low, Hoois Horns Ohucks shins, and Tongues coming
from all the Government beef cattle slauQhtered II
be msde Satisfactorily appear to the Subsistence
Department that all due exertion, diligence and care
was made TO obtain said articles -, ~ =,
Payment will be required every ten days. in Govern
ment funds. :
The bids will state the amount per animal, for the
artces reerTed 70, and be accompanied by guarantee
certificate, afidavts OF each guarantor and oath of
allegiance Blank forms can be obtained by application
to the undersigned.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown bv
the ofhctal certificate If United States district attorney
states Judge The certificate must be in the
hereby certify that, from evidence entirely saristoc
70 me- the above named guarantors arc good az
sufficient as norees for double the amt unit tor which
they offer to be security.
NO bids viii be considered made out in cofor.
NIFTY with the usual form, and are accompanied by
guarantee, certificate and affdavits fie-f'
Az bidders must forward with their proposals an oath
OF Mlegance unless one may be file with the officer
who shall open the bids and no proposals. not fully
with these requirements will be considered or re-
tisement. " ~ ~
The contractors will be held accountable for the
hides Taliow, IAoofs, Horns, Chucks, &c from tbs
morning ofthe 9th inst ~
Bidders must be present at the opening of the bids to
respond to their names and all bids 1st be endorsed
proposals tor purchasing Hid :. Tsflc, Hoos lforns
onucks, &c, = and be directed the uod signed.
G. BELL. ct Co nd c. S.
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STEAMERS.
A NCHOR LINE of TRANSATLANTIC
N STEAM PACKET SHIPS, 3.

Carrying passengers to and from the principal places
in Great Britain Ireland, United States and Canada
The well known ayorie ely de,but iron teamers OF the
Anchor Line are in,enaeu 70 san regularly between
forwarding passengers at through their destna-
ton on either side of the Atlantic.
RATES OF PAssAaI-To or from New York, Glasgow,
and 500 intermediate $685. stesrsge, $25. Payable in
gold or its equivalent in currency Children between
and IL years. hal fare; infants under year free
For passage or further information apply to-
PATRICK McCLATCHEY
40 Broad st., Newark, N j.
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QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D c., July 10, 1865.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until 12
M Tuesday August 1885, for the purchase of twenty.
three hundred Mules. In lots of fifty and one hundred
each, at the places named below, viz :
HARRISBURG. Pa, 9 lots so each.
- lots, 100 each. t.
WILMINGTON, Del a4iots SO each
WASHINGTON, D. G., 6lots 50 each II
g lots, 100 each. .U
PITTSBURG, Pa, a lots, so each 927
asih 8 lot, 100 each, III
These Mules will be put aside each LOT by ITSELF and
Will be free for the inspection of bidders at the places
named respectively, tor ten days prior to Augus l.
Many OF them were bought id the beginning of the
war as young mules ompanied the armies in ali their
marches and camps and thoroughly broken har-
dened by exercise, gentle and familiar from being SO
long surrounded by the SO diers M
though sound and servceable thew are no longer re
CURED IN the army ami Can now be obtained far less
than their true value " R'79'f ~ = -
The successful bidders will be notified in person or By
fore August 3, 1885.
This office to ITSELF the right to reject all bids
that may be offered.
Propose should be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals for the purchase Of Mu esq h.
Payment must be made In Govern nett funds at the
time of delivery. 4saaf - '.
by order of the Quartermaster General
t-ei y JAM rs A. EKiN,
tAy Brevet Brigadier General, III charge,
First division Q. NJ. G. o.
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LNOR SALE.-Four Ct ntre board seho0n ers
Il one 100 tons, carries $50 tens coal, SOM Lums
Der, one 65 tons, carries COM Lumber one "a tons.
aud one AZ tons, also several fishing schooner 8,
from 90 to so tons. Apply to A. K. CHASE.
102 Commercial street, ~ s'l-QI --4-I IT
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K THE NAVY % i-t'I7EE7- IT

NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING
SUI e June "a, 1866.
Sealed Proposals to furnish materials for the ayy for
the fiscal year ending 3Oth June, 1885, will be received
at the Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting until 10
O'CLOCK M OF the 10th day of July next which time
the opening will be commenced ~ 10 - 't-'1
/ The materia and articles embraced In the classes
named are particularly described in the printed scbedI
nles any Of which will be furnished to such persons al
desire to offer, appl cation the dants of thu
respective Navy Yards and those Of all the yards npo
application to the Bureau - : = NpoD"
Bidders eterred to the Communicates Of tbe ra-
spectve yards for samples, Instructions or particular
OF the articles ALSO for blank forms of ors
and guarantees i3 F'11 = 9SNSSA'
The classes Of this Bureau numbered and dssigna
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"A TLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI sTEA M
n Ship Co.'s Railroad line of Steamers for hatcher,
Vicksburg, Memphis Cairo and St Louis w4sf ~
One OF the following magnificent first class passenger
steamers will leave New Orleans for Cairo and St Louis
every other day:
Pauline Carroll, Capt. H. L. White
Ben stickney, Capt Jos. A. Aiken.
Mississippi, apt H. II. Symmes. '- 'i" ''
Leviathan, Capt. j. W. Carroll stt d
Missouri, Capt j. Y. Hurd
Niagara, Capt J p. Young
Mole Able, Capt D. ". Greenleaf
Continental, Capt II. G. Carson.
w. r. Arthur. Capt NJ. g. Green
Olive Branch, Capt Ben. Tabor
Passengers and shippers can depend on the regular
departure of this line of boats advertised Time Boats
will leave the odd days in April, odd days in May
even in june even days in July, and odd days In
August. s,-s zs~v, ----s,-.-..
Passengers DESTROYS Of stopping at any point on the
procure Lay Over Ticket at the office each
boat giving them choice of twenty-one steamers to
continue their passage. ltl
State be engaged and through tickets pro.
cured to all principal points by applying at the Agents
office gTTr. 04fs.4rF l--. -.--
A'N '''-A JOHN J. ROE President.
JOHN N. BOFINGER, Supt.
r. PEGRAM, Agent
80 Poydras street
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A LINE OF SUPERIOR SCHMyv STRAIN
N ERs daily between Providence and New
York, in connection with the Boston and Providence
Railroad making decidedly the cheapest Railroad and
Steamboat route for Freight between Boston and New
York; The steamers are of great power, and built
pressiy for this route. sreight taken to Philadeph
Baltimore at lowrates q
4 Fer information apply to DANIEL MASON, sup'e
B. u p R. or to e. II Rockwell, Agent Is state st.
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3 Lia OF .'OVh 80 . NI = lsi.as d % 5 las.

e'- ouARTRRMAsTER GENERALS oFfIcE,)
Il 5trs sea- e.e.5- af FIRST DIVISION
WASHINGTON CITY, June 90 1866 ~
~ i'll bs sold at public auction during the month ot
july 1865 to the highest bidder the times and places
named below, viz 1F s5a1l 1IIsf -" ~ pSo
baltimore, Nd, Wednesday, July s.
Giesboro, ID. @, Thursday July g. ss9es.H Gu
elesboro D. c. riday, July7, andon Tues iay Thurs-
day, ahd Friday. of each week thereafter F477
York, Pa, Friday, July7 1l 8TrT" = - 81 AMI,
Mifhintewn, Pa, Friday, July T.
Reading, Pa, Hroay July ~ -
Easton. Pa, Tuesday, July 49, s'AiS45p $50 400
(, Newport Pa, Friday, July u
sottesville, Pa. Friday, july %. saGUcHs-4 NJ
iMllmingtown, Del Saturday, July 20. ss...
Baltimore, Md, Monday, July 81. = @5~'ssss
Two hundred Cavalry horses each day. d. -tsyr
For road and farming purposes many good baresi,
may be had. Horses sold singly. - gefSil ss
Sales to commence at 10 A. M
Terms cash, in United States currency sffss&
tEt'- s4 - Eil lanes A.EKIN, Il
!. 40. 65.s ~! 81. Brew. Brig. Gen. in charge
JyHf 80 g LIST Division @. III. %. o.
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"a LE OF sERVICEaABLE MULES.


Quartermaster Generals Office.
'iAn0 e.g Washington, d. G., June rs, 1865
by direction CT the Quarternaster General the re win
Dc sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the
times and places named below, viz:
cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday, July S. ga etA4
g Holiidaysburg, Pa, Wednesdsy. July H. SAT-
Carlisle, Pa, Thursday. July Is - :" 70
Huntingdon, Pa Friday, July IA. hse aaeee
Reading, Pa, Monday, July II.
Easton, Pa. Thursday, July 20 CO Z ea&~
philadelphia, Pa, Monday July a. g gg
Pittsburg, Par Thursday, July ~
Two hundred serviceabie mules at each nace aycant
Cleveland, where five hundred will be sold .'p'
many OF them were bought at the beginning cf the
war as young mules accompanied the armies in ali their
marches aud camps and thoroughly broken har-
nened oy exercise gentle and familiar from being SO long
SURF ounded by the soldiers e ~ As
or Though sound and .erviceaoie they longer re-
10 me army and can be purchased these sa es
at TAR less than their value The attention Of both
miners and farmers is especially invited.
Mules sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 A. M stffSGBg
Terms cash, in United stases currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
x "a. sa SO Brew. Brig Gen. in charge
Jyz4 ftt- ID a First Div ison @. M. q ..
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AUCTION SALES.
/, ALE OF nAmNNss ANp AADDLKs
{ hiet Quartermaster's Office.
Depot Ct Washington.

{ hef QuarteTmaster's Office
Depot CT Washington
-, washington, D. O.. July 2, 1886.
sets of United States Harness. Consisting Of
l4s single sets of leadhorse Harness; 10 o.. .--.-.
la . wheeLhorse . @
9 800 50 lead-mule .l.
5,l1 wheeLmule
sol " Ieadhorse ambulance Harness. 20
l,427 {. wheeI-borse Ambulance Harnes.
This Harness has been used in the nnbtc seTvice
but 1t is still servceabs for road and farming pur.
poses te P"i.
Sealed proposals are invited for its purchase in lots ~
100 hets AID upwards = -
Proposas plainly state what kind of harness ia
nlu los, whether wtee or lead, horse and for
ambulance harness, whether wheel or lead 'lT ~
Proposals are ALEC invited for purchase Of several
Thousand worn Saddles Ct various patterns in lets Of
be at the Government aii in this city on ami
cation to Colonel Charles Il. ompkins A. o M, cor.
ner OF Iwenty-second and T., streets -. 49,.
Pr possls for the purchase OF this Harness. &C. will
be received at this office until ~ NJ tuesday l.
300 ana Shoud be endorsed Proposals Tor The. ur-
Payment, in Government funds, must be made upop
Re OF the proposal and prior to tie delivery
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all memo.
sal: which may be colsidered too low sa.i'9
The sale Of Harm public auction sdye r,isea
June II, is discontinued
lh sac Of Wagons aud Mules is still going on from
day to day Purchasers invited to attend 7s'7'1
7s..at-, q. D. III. RUCKER, ~
Jyz4 Brew. maj. Gen. and @ M.
SPECIAL Al oF StREICEtBLsc
| NJ '-f owl --.l DHAH HOS Ss.s ig-e.f rfg ee-a
QUARTERaAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
WAsHIEGroN, p. G., June 26 1865
so ny order h 81 the there will be
at the times and places named below, Wis 'ss
Mes Stesp Vo p Monday and Saturday Of each week
Eew f3rk t1ty friday July 7, and Tuesday and
FRIDAY Of each week thereafter at the Government STA
bes corner Tenth avenue and Thirty fifth street -
pp i,!.. Pa. Thursday of each week.
baltimore, nd. wednesday, July H. ISIS, sao- rr
/ baltimore, Md, " ednesday, July 20.
Johnstown, Pa, Wednesday, July s. .59oaaHiSao
Emira, N. Friday, July a. .i..-
Lancaster, Pa, Friday, July %. iH 5-
day. sL ~ e"on
An 2ortunity to purchase superior class of Draft
dos d. Tar less than their true value, is now offered
IL. public The animals, though sound and servicea
oe sfe no longer required in the army and must be
Sod Inc attention of managers of city railroads and
manufactures is especially called these sales
Horses sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ
Terms cash, in United States currency ~ 17'@t
s3aHt s-4' sht JAMES. "A. EKrN, = o.
"a. ;.Is., s-... 49,, brev Brig. Gen. in charge
yy@4 N 1st Div. @. NJ. G. o.
y so
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PERIODICALS.

british PERIODICALS.-vI THE
Ohonddn Quarterly Review Conservative 81
The Edinburgh Review Wing ,,5
The Westminster Review Radical ~
The North British Review Frea Church.
AND
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
Terry. ~. 19cIf = liaE a,flsissh 7rs-5slT (
The American Pub ishers continue to reprint
the above named periodicals, but as the cost OF
printing has doubled land the price of paper ne ar.
" trehled tbes are compelled to advance their
terms as follows: Il Seg - -.
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~, WHhhlhgtoI, d. @, July Z, 1866.
here IS on hand at this depot for sae about Is 600
sets of United States Harness, consisting of III
l43 sing le sets of lead-horse Harness.
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NavlTsaG PROPOSALS. For THE PUss
y CHASE OF TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED Cow
ERNMENT MULES s53F = ~ -
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and Other ohicefs Of the Government,
WAS taken up and passed 70 It's engross.
fnent.
An amendment was adopted increasing
the salary Of the Governor from flfteen
thousand to twenty thousand dollars.
The order Of the day-the bill to pro-
vide for the completion and equipment
Of the Covington and Ohio railroad, and
making an appropriation for the building
Of q branch thereof, was taken up ct /
o'clock upon its third reading and pas
sage.
Mr.. Burwell proceeded to speak in ad-
vocacy of the bill. It was q prospective
enterprise, not to be prosecuted during
the continuance of the war; but in
tended to assure the people of West
Virginia that the lawful Government Of
theState would assert her ancient boun.
daries in the end. The bill was passed
ayes, 81; noes, Is.
The bill appropriates six millions Of
dollars for the purpose set forth.
On motion of Mr.: Deane, the House
went into secret session.