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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

NJ Jones vent home too rsciIow. and
retiring turned his face a~sy from his vito
lesi his breath shoald brtray him when shs
rcmarkod. 90 you neel not turn over. Jones.
ior Ca arc drunk clear through"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

Mr Dcering oi Scarboro'. Friday ex-
hibitea for sale IN tbs eiiya q pair oi oxen
giuing ; feet and whose united weighs
amounted 90 AGO pounds. The price ~as
Sfl5. lPortland Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
Avrcrorr ~ Ma Brrcurn The Re-

Avrcrorr ~ Ma Brrcnrn The Rev.
81 O.. of Brookiyn. is rortiy man. of
sfri.f orthodox nofors iie vas not avcrsc
to giving thc PASTOR of Piymouth Church
-crii. poke ia i'e ribs. perhaps. anl saii
90 him lsfciy Mr Bcccher it would
give me m1ch gra'ifcafion 20 bear you
-rcach e sermon. buf yoa would make ne
laugh in thc bousc of Cod The POKE vas
returned 18th interest. 30 sell said
SIR. Beeehsr. 4" Il yos stay a~ay. it lesses
room Tor t-o 70 Gil your space.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

Nor At lioNE A worthy IIibcrnfan.
sho sas laborinr under the deluston that
men a1i women nleant What thev said. VS.
tempted by very cordial invitsfion from
q ialv ofdistinciion o. can at her house
Tie st.vant opened fhc door so quick thst
hrr voice vas beard bv Dr ST. saving
" Ten BIN 7 an not a. home Or. brisk
VIZ came. fo Dis rescue. f5r he imncl.afeiy
saii in i9ul voice t0 tbe darker " icu
your mistress haze noi called upon her
tiis evening" as shc Wished The lady ran
oat al took tbc doeter by both hand..
laughing beariiy az BE isnorancc Of tbe
greatest insi.iat.on of respectable life
hing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

TbsP.rOass OfPsnn,o. s.. Ni.t.I--s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

The words cre>t. meaning a small river.
dirT---. ueanins ladie. pal and pf-te.
are az AmericaHisns. II EnglanI thrv
say 90 bucket 81 water. not a pail OF
water instead of "A pitcher of water. ~
they make use Of ga iug - water. o. or "de-
canter of water Througiolt Europe.
except among the lowest classes. water .
brought on TIE table ia docantcrs. They
are regarded a. not so liable o. admit dust
a. Jugs or pitchers. and as possessing
The alsantases q enabling person % see
whether ;hc water % them is clean. Though
not altogether 4prapas ia us here state
that an Eogli.iman nevcr SAYS A" what time
is is- but aiways employs TIE query
d" What O'Clock b. its-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
Government Property,

T. All persons in the Districts of Rich
j.. land, Lexington, Fairfield and Ker-
shaw, who have in their possession or con-
troll property belonging to thelate so-callcd
Confederate Government, are directed to
give immediate notice thereof, and to sur
render the Same to the undersigned on.or
before November 1st This order embraces
cotton and every Other description of Gov
G. nment property, no matter under what
authority the same may be held or de-
tanned.
2. Parties holdiag property for which
receipts have been given will exhibit thep
forthwith
-3: Persons having information which will
lead to the detection Of individuals who
have sold abstracted, OF concealed Govern
ment property, and who furnish informa-
ton thereof, will be fairly compensated.
4. Public sales will be held at this place
on WEDNESDAY,, at 10 A. NJ. of each
week, at the College Campus, Of Govern
ment property. Terms cash.
5. All persons who fail to comply with
this order will subject themselves to arrest
and punishment.
EDGAR McMULLEN,
Asst. Special Treasury Agent
COLUMBIA, October II, 1865.
8J- Fairfield. Lexington and Kershaw
District papers will copy four times and
send bill to this Office. October Is 1904
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
"DentiStK.v.

GSsR, DIR. D. P. GREGG will be in Co.
S1f1f9nlumbia in q few Gays, ready 20 re-
celve professional calls from his old patrons
or ne" ones. He may be found at Mr.
NlckcrSOn's Hotel. Oct ~
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WANTED.
Post Coaches---Mail Route.

Post Coaches---Mail Route.
A LINE Of FOUR-HORSE
49,. -. POST COACHES will leave
-. So = - Columbia daily for Hopkins
Turnout, on S. G. Il. r., at
a. H.: to arrive i'll time for the Charleston
train same day. Seats can be secured Mt
Coffin Il Ravcncrs store
Oct Is 13* WARD l. HARVEY
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19

A good story is told OF country
gentleman, who for the first time
heard an Episcopal clergyman preach.
He had read much of the aristocracy
and pride of the Church, and when
he returned home, he was asked if the
people were "stucll up" 'Pshaw
no." replied he, 'why, the minister
preached in his shirt-sleeves.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
NOTICE.

NUIICE,
w G., ,EMBLETON begs to inform the
w inhabitants Of Columbia that tEcy
can nave ENGRAVING Of every description
sXecuted s;a with ncatness and despatch. Re-
Grounds. 'cG.L IS'"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
w. Il. JOHNSTON,
,N1a Si5CraEe.

Office on Pickens street East end Of La.i,.
WILL attend to al official business
w brought before him; will also attenG
to drawing up Deeds, Convcyanccs, Mort
gaaes, Contracts, and other ordinary LEGAL
Instruments Of writing. Fair copies of any
document sxeeNted With neatness and de
spatoh. August
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81 'TFRMss@ @21N ADT4Ncx

LIABILITY OF CONFEDERATE; AGENTS
FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY IMPRESSED. -
An important case :was tried before
the United States District Court ut
Memphis, Tennessee, last week. It
was that of Park against Hamilton,
and Its history was as follows: In the
year 1852, while the rebel forces still
held possession of Memphis, the de-
fendant,- Thomas A Hamilty, was ap-
pointed by the rebel Government an
agent to seize certain sugars and cot
ton, the property of merchants whom
1t was believed were purchasing and
holding such commodities upon specu-
'Iat1on, In view of the probable sur
render of Memphis to the Federal
forces, and against the laws of the
rebel Congress, and the declared
policy of that Government, whose
o1hcers were instructed to prevent the
undue accumulation of articles of
prime commercial value at points as
seriously threatened as Memphis then
was. In obedience to instructions
then given him, Hamilton seized q
number of hogsheads of sugar, the
property of Dr.. A. J. Park-valued
at $75, ,O0O-and turned it over to the
rebel receiver or quartermaster, or
with other sugars st that time seized.
sent it South ny RAILROAD No vouoh
ers were given, but q memorandum
was made at the time of the value
and number of barrels and hogs
heads, and in some cases, we believe,
copies of such We're furnished the
owners. DR.. Park now brings suit
against Mr.. Hamilton to recover the
value of the property so seized.
Ga the 2Sth ultimo the jury came
into court and announced that they
were unable to agree upon verdict,
and the case goes over to the next
term Of the court.
Another case OF Importance, came
up before the court on the 2Sth ul-
timo It was that of Thomas r.
Chester against F. Titus, Il. G. Brink
ley, and others, members of the vigi-
lance committee of 1861. Mr. Ches-
ter sues the vigilance committee, or
such of its members as are now living,
to recover the value of a steamboat
seized by that body and afterwards
turned over to the rebel Government
and destroyed; and having been a
resident of st. Louis during the war,
being all the while recognized as a
loyal man, if he establishes the fact
OF seizure and destruction, according
to the charge of Judge Trigg in the
case Of Park aHasHamilton, he will,
it is thought, recover the full value of
his craft from the parties sued.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
J. M. Blakely and 6. P. Copeland

HAVE this day entered into copartncr-
n ship, for the purpose OF transacting
general COMMISSION BUSINESS, under
the style and name OF BLAKELY & COPE
LAND. They will give their best attention
to the sale and purchase of COTTON, as
well as other things consigned to their
care. They have ample stoIe-room and
will take charge Of cotton, and sell here,
Charleston or New York, as may bsdcsircd.
Store and Office on Main street, corner of
Boundary, near Cotton Town, Columbia. S.
G. BLAKELY & COPELAND.
So" Charleston Courier copy six times ard
onward bill to this office. Sept "a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19

Matrimonial infelicities" are fire.
qucnt in Bristol county, Massachu-
sets, Judging by the fact that one
hundred divorces have been granted
in five years.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
or Congress-.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
FAREOW, Esq. Of Spartanburs, as can
didate to represent, in the Congress OF the
United States, the Fourth Congressional
District, comprising the Districts OF An
derson, Pickcns, Greenvills, Laurens, Spar
tanburg, Union, York and Chester.
Sept 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
COLUMBIA, S. G., THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10 1855

1t is understood that the National
l'ateuigence', Of Washington city, is 60
be the official organ Of the Admins
tration. at
Teams loaded with goods stolen at
the great fire in Augusta, Maine, have
been tracked in every direction into
the adjoining towns a.
Hair that ought to flow in natural
waves the locks of q canal.
Secret of Notwithstanding.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
FOR CONGRESS.

The friends Of GEO. D. TILLHAN, ESD,
respectfully announce him candidate for
CONGRESS, at the ensuing election, in the
Third District, embracing Orangcburg,
Edgetield, Lexington, Abbsville, Ncwbcrrv.
hichland ana Fairfield. Sept % y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19

It is stated in the New York papers
that the United States steamers Rhode
Island and Hornet, the latter former
ly known as the blockade runner
''Lady Sterling," have been ordered
to proceed to Havana, to convey TO
Washington the Confederate Stone
wall, heretofore surrendered to the
United Statesr Government by the
Spanish authorities. The assignment
of the Rhode Island to this duty dis
poses of the oft-repeated report that
it was fitting out to convey President
johnson to North Carolina and other
Southern States. y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE

Ax rOR sale, that beautiful and conya
H;T nlcnt HOUSE, Southwest corner of
-ssAsl Laurel and Bull streets. It is offered
al asd,rlyate sale for one week. The promises
my De examined and other information
obtained on application ct the house.
OcC ~ ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
NgW" & CHEAP.
Variety Store!

CONSISTING IN PANT OF:
Fancy and Black PRINTS.
WOOL DELAINES and MERINOES
Moolen PLAIDS and POPLINS.
Hleachcd and Unhleached MUSLINS.
Sand 1914 SHEEr1NGS.
TABLE DAMASK and TOWELS.
ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRTS.
Check, Swiss and Cambria MUSLISS.
VICTORIA LAWNS and BRILLIANTES
White LINEN and Twilled JEANS.
Linen Handl1crchicfs and Faucy.Veils
Ladies' Under Garments.
Collars and Cuffs
Balmor@l Skirts
Black Alpaca.
Silk Bets, Nubias =
Ladies' and Gents Gloves.
BarcGr, for Wells
White Stockings and Socks.
Needles, Pins and Spoo; Thread.
PcrfumeIv.
Ladies' Misses and Cent. Shoes.
Gent's'Hats, OF the latcs: s.vl,..
Clothing, oftall stelcs
Shirts and Undcr-shir5s.
Travelling Bags. -
And thousand other articles TOO numer-
GUS to mention.
The above stock is offered for less than
any other house ir this city sell them, by
DAVIES & CO.
Oct 10 ). NENDEL, SALESMAN.
Al the store OF Lums,,en & NcGec. on
Assembly stgcet, between Lady and Bridge
streets.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-19
Auction and Commis'n Business

I having 1eopeted his
aa}1n1ng the Court House n!sofl EEAT
Mr.
o care iN'NNN"''
gmcntsc nbcr
tenn OF lEGU1 WEEKLY
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Mcwa ltenA
tBs Telegraph 10 the bss York Sun.l

Grv Grrrrso- s n have charge Of all tho cavAl-
~ IN the Department uf The Wet.
pEsrrrEas continue to arrive at Cairo, H., in
large uumlerg, srd are u ntter clhs. than here
toflrc
Two hundred and forty is'os y cotton passed
Clira, H., yesterday f,r st.. Io,tf and three hun
drcl ana e. .htcsu Tor Cincinnati
Carr r. IrscorS, eldest spn of tho Pres lent,
arrived Ia Washington yesterday frum tho Army
OF the Patotnsr, with dispatches rom Con. Grant
10 the War department
Inr RrriE1ls pubshcs , list of rohcl synra-
thzor. snd dc-rtors rrsdng in Memphis who
have taEcn tho Amnesty oath. They number
l,0i5. Tho name Of Andrew Jackson Donelson IL
among them.
Tu- Nav Department has recei'goi information
Of the capture Of the schooner Deis undor English
co,or', ne4r Bay Point, Florids- by the unitoi
sm'cs steamer Nahasks. She hSi.a cargo Of pig
lead and some cascs Of utbrcs
MoDouGAILs band o, gucrrinss robbed Love
l,coylue, IN Pollard county, by, on weines lay,
Of 10000 worth Of g,ois. Iiopk.nsyIl,e, KY, was
visited the night before Several stores were rob
led, and two u on were shot.
PLIyArE letters received al Boston yesterday,
dated Gitraltcr Feb ~, state that the rebel pi-
rate Shenandoah hal put into Corunna, Spain,
dGahcd, and that Ihe United states steamer sacra-
meuto, lcft Cadn, February 81, - look after her.
JAY CooKE reports the sales Of scycn-Thirties
yes.,rdsy at S3,o,bljp TIE lar est Eastern sub
| scripdon was .GoG0O0 from New York, and the
! largest Western slLaeHpuou $4,000 from Day.
ton, Oaiu. There were ., llj individual subscrip.
/ tinnsot no and tt'u each.
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Exit the Dsyenports.

Our hlos Of Liverpool Tapors contain fun ac.
counts Of an exposure Of the DHysnpor. Brothers,
who recently exhibited their mysterious tricks a,
Cooper institute in thus city They claimed ths,
invisible sPr.ts untel ropes wish which they were
bound by a committee from the audience Musical
instrurnents wero jan led at the same time, and
~ nj hands $50 oaledl shewn Mt aperture OF tho
q ,h.nct IN which Loy were confined. After aston
i,Lius thcr own coEnrymcn, they successfully
dco,iy we'd JOHN lull, appearing before audiences in
VARIOUS parts Of Great Britain, their eeancca being
profitable AMI 0NllLug tho greatest " onder amonx
scGutihc iuyes. sstors. On BoyOral recent o.cA-
s.ons their exhibitions were brought to a close By
rowdy dcmoustrAHuus, alter gomo doubtri On tho
committee" had explained 10 his own sa.isiacuon
the ropc tying isnt. A. d.. Y n Week doc. th d
scientifically every morning at BArnuu.'s Nusoum-
IL Is nJt necessary u describe IT,
On the lbtn " February, "the Bruuers' an
nounced an exhibition In 81. GeOrgc'H lllA L.yer-
pool. Inc room was CROW cl with ut loh,t hvo
thousand peope. The pru'odmgs oPen'd by ~
Ferguson announcing three - udlL 'us' GA "hth
! the manifestations would te F.y'u' w NJ 'uhi
| discussion or useless suEg ~ ms a ihif hul M
par.iS lnyoaIif fdou by a cuuiulilAn 'e''ei y ths
audience, the htottcrs r'"T'H-' 'Le - 10 lrloct
TIC committee II tLey discover apu1i.'l H. zeal
| unfairly. All tarsans uu"IIluE g. accept theSo
conditions ooulu lta'cs.e Hal aha receive b-' x
thclr Oney. As mo- ono soc ''' 'h'4 n14 " accept
| mis- ofi,r The plt.,cin.. &c.. ~. The AI,ienco
| iu,n.ti,tely aItl uuRrIHuouaIy selected htslrs.
! HulIcy AMI CuuIu .n.. The AGENT Of the Dnyon-
| potts rriut,I 90 A-y,ps ut7t ,rnIlome4, iSleIu..
! that uiry would trent 'the rot. .efs' cruelty.
| ms declaration "Drought down the housr.'
! and hoW.s Of uJrsOa sruss, lnterSpcrsei with
| > olta and cpu'l.4.u, aILid which ,At A. Gnt tr.ot
| /" 40 oNllaiu." Volunteers noHt uddGrsevi thr ab-
H,u,hlA.e r, apd eadeAyUreu ~ restore order Moan
| Who LaIuiuIus and hulIhs s's.eI themselves In
| he 90 mt auI pr specIod -InOA,s to r,les sud
musi1,| .usInouts. finallyiL "s- pro!. sci to sdd
| two oILeT gcL Lilomon ~ the Comm. gtes, ruo
| orIgu4ls d-s.sGlIaed any ds-rc 10 DC Drv-aL bGI
desrei to ~ tho Eu.Is TRULY, lew possl-I
s,o1Jgss eventually PrccuTO4 comparative qng~,
C2aiisysd ~ .,S IA. 9sg'.
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Congressional Proceedings.
XNXNIIIth CUNGKES-- second Session


WIsAjnJ'on, Nar.h g.. ~. Summer rre''oiol
several petitions asklus tor tne c ali,y Of ell ou boz
iOIo the lEr.
Mr. sumner also prc'ontci the memorial o' tho
LEGISLATURE OF West Virginia haS ns n.4 iom ,on-
grc.stpcnnhe that state ~ 'nanclpt,' urr -.4'er.
Mr. I 4!.lul, from the lgiir.r' Commute. asfoi
10 be- discharged from tuc wrthcr opA- .'-at.ou Of
,tuuor- rt0c recognition OF D.. 30 the I''i'u-
.iou yi tho Tuiud stGu.s The Committee .'c.u It
uun,or.sAiy 20 u.l.r the as.cl .or Eu,nluv-r ~
the > .p.rmc lse,ns IL al rady .otuzrd u the oHl-
,t., Jon IN tac relui.oulHut = o.as iui I'D p.uH4-
baon Of Interference Nin th" iuil exercise OF re-
hr.1u. ,p MON.
Th, rc,ort OF the Committee Of Conference on the
disa.,.o, .ai vo.u- Ji the Amy Appropriation h,I ss
received unl rcsd.
Hr.Trumuuil % ertod 20 tha. provision, which rc-
r,i ia tbat p money 'vs utci lu Ter ire ac',rhli l
.tuIl tl the ruIurI. OBJ, Goo luuoit t,utrAI k.J,-
r'gd G0up.y, 10; the ualsp slai'"h Of troop aud
ab1e "csg End nave were called iog the adoption
ofth, fHtut n,. Il rrs lr" Ici r the me- .,lyy by a
| vote of IL yeas against T "~. '
! I'm mo, l 1i w.. Tr!lAb.l the = nate insls ed
ut,on ite am.udurn., and iurtaT Commute OF Con
! ference was aIpJ hs'o.
Mr. Powell presented the Credentials o. Hon J-mos
Guthrie OF kentucky senator eect loT az JeAfs IRON
the 4th OF March next.
Nj Doohttle presented the certificate OF election o
Mich ei Hahn, ~ - 4-tOr G1uIn I<illtlrAa' .
Ar, DaYH objected v w ES,L'-t.a M "a iA'T'f
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The Coming Inauguration.


Washington Rarch 2.--Tao C.uu..tso - Ar
rAugemou,s have ruhlshcl she programme ior tc
Presidential iuausurA,al, FROM Which It Glp''rs
lhat thc President elect thcJusuccs Of the su.
urcme Court the Diplomatic Corp, tr heads n
departments, ex-Mcmhers Nat Mem -r' eject u
Cou.rcss Govoru.rs Of stntc., 4l. crs g ac Army
an Navy. And others of 1.stnct'1' viii asiru. .c
In T., stuatc Caauter, ho'wccn thn hours Oi eleven
and Twelve. Tho oath ot Office VII b, ajw.uist---
el g. Vice P-cs.l lent elect Johnson ty VICE rrrs.-
dent u. ulir, when tie flrucr at noon VIII ta-o
hissept as tc prcg4.n. office. W lie se4Ht". IT, ~
tssonblei in Ae Senate Chsu,hc- val - cu pr,rc'i
to the tlorm on toe Central port of sho CaTital
where ali hoiuglu readiness Gle oath lf olcc wth
le admiuist,red to tue Prcnd'at Gcrs hy Ca.ei
Justice Chase, and the inaugural aidros, d"''vcrc t.
Fxtcnsvo Arrangements have hccu made .or -
procession to accompany 10 Executive Manson -
the Capitol. Thousands # strangcr7 have alruady
.-rivcd, aud many moro are Doubtless on their
way. The Fourth Of March will Dee generally o'-
served cs holiday and The banks aad the pub ic
/ oficc. g Il bo closed.
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nart-dncd ts, this must bo dono tLroush = Goa.
yeutiuu.
Tho vote vas thea taken On the amendment. n,EDe-
~, that person shall 10 tied by court-mNtw 'r
military comins, p In any state or Territory Shn e
the court. of IN, Uuiicd states open, except ~ =
sens actualb nu-.c.c,i, Ani ccinmi.rionod OF %,
ppiutVd utherviss hN law, in the milithry OF NV NJ
srrvicc. ur r,l,l euctnc. ctercci With hcns spir
aui nl proceed ngs ArIrAscr lad, contrary 10 ~ u
provision shall by ,nrADd, and all pcrtols no rl' y
" N a rnd,r rili'ar, authorit, shLl iorthrth t.
delr cred the civil suthoritce,to be proceed ID
nslintt iu TIE rUufts NNordng g. av ald Al aSS %.
parr Of acts incoD-sont sith the above are he'' ny
ioIoulcd
The above Asrcnd to--i5 aSainr' 6i.
TvINisa sFssiJS.
The civil appropriation bin came ur in Corrr i'ios
ono million yoi as added u the civil MI to
Nn amendment W. ,dortcA DECLARING illegnl -nd
void tie HllouAucc Of dpub" rH''on- to any 90 is OF
st.H. lhs Is uudcd 10 taAe such A'loN ahco' rom
G'lera Hac,k
The Committee rr-o sud the hin aud amend ment
vcro reported 70 the liousc.
MI stevens asan oferd his smenircnt TO in
ercn.c the p1, II clerks Ia the p1'G dep"tn rn'''
fhc llou- by vote Of % 'saips' : concur I'd in
the titft part " W baviF auCuiu'nt, VIZ "a ~ To
person shall be tried ry court martial or MI ltsIy
commission m any state Or Territory where tho
Courts OF the ucI S'atcr arc opeu, Except ~ r-ons
/ ACTUALLY mu-trrc', or commnhni'a ~ Mp'lmc cl IN
thu military -crNcU Of the luttsi states OF nfbcl
! The Iat.t pArt NJ !he amendment Va, stricken out
ll ANot" oi - Nrn against nays and - ~ 'olnNr
| Al lftCto llI rioiuit ma tuNlIthN to 'ir
tipu -ht h. gars amt Nii T-'fronS not futiect tn
trni under thir sec ION by court martial or nihtAry
CorttEs-iun, uOs held under -inteuo. huteua, sal
le otthsith tCvc-Ci 10 'ho tNIl authorities to be
pr0cre iei siust - the uur sctoriuF to law, hni
th.t ali icts u,uusisunt sitl thc hOUN' 10 II .'Aiod
| The NNl App,opliatiua bill VA pasS'd.
Mr Colo mnAc rro-t iron, IN" Committee OF
Conference ou tho pi rotating to postal laws which
! vAs cpncu rrrt .u.
NJ -tr,cu. reported tnct u,Ih nuen'mcnts th1
soiaio BIl amcud,tory " uc Tt nr the collection
u 1r,St talc. 900 inz.ueciionay ststs. The bill
pus.-t
ON notion q Hr H5frili the House nc' ccncnrr"d
| b. alto senate amendments ~ the AuendnioT'
Int.ru,l ko,cnu. h, In order u'ai thoy9e toicrr'd
| to a Cciun,ittco oi Conictoncr.
Tho House ,ooE uy 'hc bin aucuds'ory Of The Va
touul uansilF Isr. AM b. rns gssci
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eel IN the seton o. the American people, snd ac>
ceptci the trus, conficd to bim.
Ac1tSa Anu1AI SrarmrSg, of the Vast Calf
Squadron. reports ths, On the 1rst o' FcaruAty an
expedition cn United States vessel At midnight.
y les;rvy tho sNt works on West BAY. The expo
d.b.n returned IN The s,h. having dcs,r 'l To
WORKS and thirteen thousand six hundred aul
hi'"'Hi gallon. Of snl'. ieeies ono hundred aad
seventy -nYs Jarro ct Epsom salts.
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New York State Legislature.


Ab17t, rirch Bui- Esi-,wtTu tu'hn1E,us
CNy com pnrlr- y > tr- dong Hank tnHis AMI ih r
liA,r. % Aurud the sunday lNNiot Law. ih,pip r
Iu'iu. the NtW Nufh uINrH'iir 'Nh. 'Onttlhl q
f4sseusp. nud vt-.cs sft1vi1s nt New lors ir,I De-
iutAfilg tir New orb l1lU4c pi llentirtr Npit "-
pIttu- %. ~ toI uUyTH,In. 'hc uE. 'niinn ot she
Iiuu,pn BiycI. Incorporating thr ith k"smeht OF
Nr~ ! urk 80, .,
HILIA S.rI.gr. Por the culargcucut of the 'io
Cnu.l AMI the rrt., non n tolls. 10 uHcnd the ~
css Law. Relative tO thc liru'Wcn' ui 10" Nh,h ma
t,nhri In,orllrlItnF thO N'N : OH i''i nid W ne
houziu. Company. hrt'Ii'' @ tle SuitoshIou" h'o
al NUv lork.
on the I.oton NAiFt " or-H l.nd.. Au,hoti" tK a
taItund boa NGth Grd othu ftfrn'g Now orr: tof
tho moe t,cty payur ~ thr HAr's ui iab rf'
CMpogCd b. hu ilc.!s " I,,a IuH'ntr. % tri ih.c
tnr = 9 emo Cow. ul the Fifri JUhg ~ Ilrt ret
luCurI IY.Atuc thS Company OF the nndsn VI tnnn
I'M. r,'.tr- Rclsiivr 20 the Dry Do-k Ea4t
HIvtis d, sud l,,Igry Hal iIOsl Company. 10 ia'li-
thtN tho combination ut he Wet rhtin i.'hi"su
Authu.itiuE plant aud tirupiho roai cUm panic. w
UU,t aIdif. .Oun uUl-. lOI she more tVrolv pfymcnf
,t aiuicIs r pul esd b Ne ais oi Departments =" 'oW
No.h.
Evr.fro trrlpN.
The Metropolitan PAiJ ~ lV9arius nj I'LL wah-
OUT amendment, Va, order. 'd 10 thTd reading
NJ Coyeu, moved 20 n Institute tho New York
Common Council ordnance.
Lost ht the follow ins yop
tyr- Nr-srs AItNhcn, hrirtic Cozons, Hum.
phr-, shAieT -mIt, dld Ncoiur-I
NaJ, M,sru. Aucn, AIn", "A dtevs, Angcl ini-
lev Ben, cole. tOoI CorIs,n, butcher, Folpor,
liaycu., liayt, iiohbs Juhan, ismbee-, stTons and
" ultv ~.
Nso thc ii 10 establish astnle Institution tor tho
blind. Adjourned.
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Assembly.

Mr Reed ltr0luccd bill 70 ~ event the rendering
Of ialsa certificates OF deaths ia NCs YORK.
buIa AuN.>Cbu 10 Iuiup I;tAuISG. To anond
the charter Of the international nsgrAnae Go. oi New
York Tor the uolub iton Ot lands im the extension
OF the Crutou \ q Iuduct workf.