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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30
FIREWORKS & FLAGS!
FOR SALE AT
P0LLACK'S NOTION HOUSE.
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Notice.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
OFFICE OF THE GRAND SECRETARY OF
A. F. AND a. MAsoNs OF W. VA
WHEELING, JUNE a. 1865.
TT IS TDE WILL AND PLEAS
i URE of the II. w. Grand Master of the NJ
w. Grand Lodge of West Va, that the said
Grand Lodge shall assemble without further
notice. in special communication, at the Masonic
Temple in the city Of Wheeling, at o'clock A.
II. preciseiy, on the fourth day of July ensuing;
there to form in procession, and proceed, accord.
ing to our ancient form and manner to lay the
corner stone of q monument to be erected in the
Soldiers Burying Ground in this city.
Au lodges in West Virginia, and in the ada
Ger counties Of Pennsylvania and Ohio, and all
Brethren belonging to other Grand Jurisdictions
in good standing are cordially and earnestly in
vitra to be present and participate in the cele-
monica
Masters IWardens and other officers of subor-
dinate lodges, are reminded, that they are TO ap.
pear clothed with the insignia of their respect
i've offices. I. II. LOGAN, G. S.
WIN. j. BATES. Grand Master. aitf
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MUSIC.
NEW ST0REl NEW STORE I
MUSIC AND VARIETY,
No. I03 Main street, above Monroe,
inoar Stcin's Clothing HOuse.

e. a. WEBER.
or MUSIC, AND OR.
i GANIST, extensively known in this city
aud vicinity, begs leave to announce that
Te-Morrow, Tuesday, the 6sh inst,
he will open his new Music and Variety Stores,
whore he win keep on hand an assortment Of
Pianos (aInong them Steinway's Hazleton's, of
New York, } Melodeons Sheet Music, including
the best Instruction Books aud latest Sheet Pub
locations, Violins Guitars, Flutes, Accordeoas
and Banios of the best FOREIGN and American
make, German and Italian Strings &c, &C.
Also Stationery, Photographic goods aud NO.
tions he will promptly attend to any orders
for Music left at the Store.
e7He viii. as heretofore, give Instruction on the
Piano. Melodeon, Organ, and in thorough base
either at scholars houses or at his Music Room
Q03 Main street,, where q fine Piano is furnish
ed for practice.
Choirs Glee Clubs ar Vocal Glasses attended
to.
Arrangements are also being made for renting
out Pianos.
Keeping only the best OF goods on hand--hav.
ing adopted the motto of Quick sales and small
profits "-being always close up to times he re.
spectfully bespeaks the patronage OF the public.
je5-6m E. A. WEBER.
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JAY COOKE,

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
May Is, 1865 PHILADELPHIA
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank Of Wheeling +1t
FIRST National Bank Of EPkspaytt
Second National Bank Of Pdrkersbury.
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Boots and Shoes.

Whieh will be sold LOWER than the SAME
QUALITIES can be boubght in Philadelphia or
Baltimore.
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DY authority of the Secretary of the Treas
ID ury, the undersigned, the General Subscrip
ton Agent for the sale of United States Securi-
ties, offers to the public the third series of Treas
ury Notes bearing seven and three-tenths per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING PUBLIC
- market IN the Eighteenth ward, authorized by act of
Legislature March 10 1865 will be received until August TO-
the Office OF John N. Hayward, ESQ., No. ~ Delaney
street where plans, &c, be The Commissioners
reserve right 10 reject all bids deemed 70
the interest Of the city. -.
S SSI SSs !" h ssSSS%sahS5' Commissioners
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PROPOSALS FOR BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,

Sealed proposals win be received at the office OF supers
ing Architect Treasury Department. Washington D. o. un
iii August Is 1868 for all the Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes and Vaults required by the Treasury Departmentpror
Plans and can be obtained by application TO this
Office personally by letter Tho locks for the safes will DO
furnished by tie Department. but must be put on by the
tractor without extra charge. -
The safes be delivered and set up within reasoua
bic time from Of order at their place Of destination In
perfect condition. and the locks must be in perfect working
the safe II turned TO the proper officer
The bids per superficial foot measured the outside
and the price TO cover all charges Whatever door hxturs
ton expenses Except board Of the services Of
suitable be at the place where the safe
is TO put upw be paid for extra All bids must be
copaned by the bond OF two responsible persons In the
S5Op that bidder will accept and perform tho
Y awarded to hhe sufccncy Of the security 70 be cert
fed BY the Collector of Internal Revenue OF the district
The Department the right 10 reject any all the
bids n deemed the interest of the govcrnncnt TO do
considered that does not conform 10 the
requirements Of this advertisement.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals Tor Sales and
Vaults and be addressed to
Supervising Architect Treasury DEPARTMENT
ISAIAH ROGERS
Supervising Architect.
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T,0UNTRY BOARD FOR ADULf sr,oAl.f Us l,. nG s
~ from the city on The Hudson, aud ~ h-e 4, ~
our DEPOT Inquire az IL Yssey street, "a es
r,OuNTRY goARD AT NORTH HoBcAsN ~ ois
three rentar.en a small fanny ca. 7, -.t 80
With boara IN uryate family witnln y 49,, 49,, n a.
he rart w ~ IA nm every d!teen MI ute2 o'4i
- kpsv ~ tirs sHARP.S 100 west tA,lsty e'T
" on address Richard Curry North '-o-e-S. ~ =
c,rArrg IsLAsD-A PLEASANT ROOM VII ~
- IN 40 August in niS- V.s7 fi-Nf'
scpae can AZ III Isl house Fielder p.fA V.@iah'e Lam"
ing
SUMMER RIasoRTs.
yp,ru uousE- scHoOLEYis MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
III q - ocen for VISITORS IL Is reached oy the MOTIFS
Aad Essex Railroad foot !" B. COLEMAN
-rrorpvoT Springs HOTEL-oRANGE COUNTY,
IL - ,s,a Fre Railroads. now open for the recep-
= - ~ boxzd from $40 10 So per week.
ton OF sues'S- GEORGE WILKES, Proprietor.
LILLE IA roueErTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT n j.
rs most derabc Watering Place In The vicinity OF New
Lne mus steamers leave pier No q ~ r. at 81
ia ~. az +. NJ foot OF Dey street al l0]a A:
n ND az M by New Jersey Central railroad foot OF
Liberty Street, ''' WESLEY W. HILL, Proprietor.
lTosrRAND HOUSE, SANDS POINT. LONG ISLAND,
.eacper Arrowsmh leaving Peck slip at four p; re-
rniug leaves Sands Point at eight A M has beautfu l
oronnd groves fine air and view splendid bathing
sbine sailing good drives and stble furnished Cot
ace OF Rooms 70 LETT NO fever and ague, nor mus
qutses.
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(yRoTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CONTRACT
or-scprate sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until eleven O'Clock a. NJ Of Tuesday, August Is
1865 construction of the following street improve
ments-vz Sewers Bleecker street. between Perry and
Hammond Streets in Fifty fourth street. from Sixth
to point $40 feet east in Forty hfth street. between
street between Wall street and Old slip and Sixty frs
street point 500 feet east Of Tenth TO and
through and stone block
In street. between Third aud Fourth
In Twentieth street between Third and Fourth
avenues: in Fifty second street betwscn Seventh and
Eighth avenues In Forty street between Lexington
ana Fourth avenues and In Twenty sixth street. between
Madison and Lexington avenues Each proposal must be
endorsed s envelope with the title Of the work for which
il liz offered with the of bidder and the date of
Offering . :. .
Blank forms specifcs lions be had application
the Contract Clerk ~ this Office .otnnda City Hall
park, = THOMAS STEPHENS Croton
ROBT. l.. DARRAGH yAqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
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r,nnrosAIs roR nEArINn AppARArrs.

PROPOSALS FOH DEATlNG APfAkATUS.
IL WASHINGTON ID. c., July 8, 1865.
Sealed proposals win be received at the oce OF the Super
vyng Architect Treasury Department Washington, d. c.,
until of August b. 1865 for all the improved Heating
Apparatus (hot water Goufds paen) that may DO
qured for the public buildings charge Of this De-
partmcnt prior to the 18th OF August, 1866.
apparatus required will be the hot water system
tent and bidders required 10 furnish descriptions
plans of their mode OF construction.
The apparatus must In all be furnished and put
within reasonable time from date OF order and
must In perfect working condition when turned TO
the proper officers.
and price TO all paint
actual transportation expenses Of mechanics II the services
suitable cannot be procured IN the places where the
apparatus Is TO be put up will be paid for extra
exceeding so Of the value Of work
will be made during the progress Of the work. upon
certificates Of authorized ocers 40 cenm win paid
during period of the cold season. the balance OF 10 per
will be retained for twelve months after the compile
of work All repairs alterations becoming necessary
during this period OF twelve months and which
stoned by Imperfect working Of the apparatus must DO made
at the cost Of the contractor.
All bids must be accompanied by the bond OF two RESPONSE
persons In tho OF 5000 that the bidder will accept
of the security to be certified TO by the Collector Of Internal
Revenue Of the district
The Department the right reject any all the
bids IL be deemed 10 the interest Of the government TO
and bid viii be considered that does not conform TO
the requirements Of this advertisement
paratus.n and must be addressed to
Supervising Architect Treasury Department.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

VIRGINIA LAND FOR sALE--sEND STAMP FOR
description, price, &C. Address A. u. Tennessee Real
Rsate AGENT Eastvine, Va
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RESTAURANTS.

GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND sTEAKs-AT THE
VI Woodawn I'll Sixth avenue between Fourteenth ana
Fifteenth streets Families supplied BY the quart or gallon
WILLIAM r. DENMAN, Caterer Of The Hoboken turtle
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

most OFFICE ROTICE--THB NAILS FOR THE
limited Kingdom and the Continent via Queenstown
ana Liverpool City Of London and for the Ger
man States Hamburg per steamer Teuona VII close -
this office on Saturday the 9Th day ofAusust at l0 As
and al the up town offices as follows
Stations and b. ~ A. N.
Stations C and ID, $50 A. AZ
Stations and 7, 9l5 A n
Station q, pa N. ,.,.r, vvY,v p...v..,.r
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO IRON
" Founders-Seaed proposals will be received at this
Office tRo.unda City Hall Park until II O'Clock A. N. OF
Saturday, August ", for the supply Of
2U iron straight pipe feet interior diameter,
D94 e curved g and
straight IL Inches +"
All proposals words proposal for Cast Iron
Pipe Of the parties proposing and the date of
presentation endorsed on the envelope.
the proposals, and all nforma-
ton can application the Office OF the EnRi-
neer- in Chief THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN,
Croton AQueduct Board
NEW YORK, August !, 1865
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Anew YORK CIGAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
IN o. Checks Agent "a Warren sreetofer for
less than present manufacturing post prices from %
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HOTEL

TIE LANEAu HOUSE, 1swEsr RQRTlETH STREET,
fronting Reservoir Park.-One OF the airy and
desirable ocae9sin the city Elegant Rooms suite and
s-ofc hote.
ANGIAM HOTEL, PORTLAND PLACE-TuIs COM
IL modious HOTEL the iargess,n London IA now open;
situated the most open and site in the West
End all modern improvements Suites 6i snartments
Sale Manger 100 BY 40 feet elegant Ladies' srs
cous Sitting Writing Room &c within short drive d
all the railway termin For terms, to secure accornmoda
ton, address the manager, G. schumann
rrIyOLI HOTEL-oN THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Coney Island beach, terminus Of the Bath and Coney
Island steam) Railroad for the reception OF
Pleasant sleeping rooms fine sea bathing All
connect with this route Fare through 70
cents s. BOGART, Proprietor.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

that he was able to concentrate his forces and
10 dsfea: the enemy before the arrival of his
successor, and tho uplittei arm of the Gov,
ernmeat had fall notwithstanding effect. III
Theresis also before us the case Of Gen, Bat
ler, who in connection With the naval arna-
ment was directed 70 capture Fort Fisher, the
main defeace below Wilmington, in North
Carolina From considerations entirely sat
isfactory to those subordinate to his command,
he relinquished-the enterprise leaving the
Fortress uncaptured; instantly Gen, Butler,
Notwithstanding all his previous services, and
.adtnirable administrative abilities,r-Mas sub
stituted by. the appointment Of Gen. Terry,
who removed the attack under more fortunate
circumstances, won the citadel, and received
the honors therefor, which Gen. Butler had
ioubtless!y calculated were to eliminate t upon
his own browroISnch is the severe, stern pol
icy ofthe- Government at the present time, as
distinguished from the days Of Mcclellan, and
which is generally recognized as indspensn-
ble.--as we are playing on the military chess
board, a game which involves one'halfof the
geogrsphicaldivision Of our country the sey-
erance Of which would havea a Ike moral in
auence on our Government, and the great .fa-
ture before us The mottoof the Government
therefore is, and is likely SO to remain in all
future time, that the military appointecs Of
Tie Government must sloordie. In the case
of Gen. Butler, it is claimeA in extenuation,
and probably with much truth, that his failure
before Wilmington, ",rds The occasion, but
not, the causecfAis remoral,". athe failure be
ing ascribed to Admiral Porter, who had
charge ofthe naval forces, between whom and
Gen. Butler there had been an issue, as far
back as the capture Of New Orleans, eq ~
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

sA- We publish To-day, various extracts
fromrebel papers, which confirm the state
ments heretofore made, Aof tho terrible eohdi-
ton ofell classes of people in; tho South, as
well the people al. lAfge,-asin the Confederate
Congress and Army; which, tiin,aths most am
pleamanner confrmssthe prediction, that the
rebellion has,reaehedits maximum Also, we
furnish ths'latsst news from Sherman, repre-
aepting, that his Grand Army is agaia in mo-
ton, andahis' time tending North ithrcaten.
ing Ghafleston,1S s. G., which, from all indica-
rions, is the first objective point, and which we
10 net deem improbable, is already in: his pcs
session; also, we publish the recent accounts
from the command under Gen. Terry, before
Wilmington, which inspires us with the belief
that the latter city by this time, is also under
the Stripes and Stars. From. all Indications
there is little doubt; but that there will be no
cessation Of an active campaign in the South
the pending winter, and that. the assault on.
the enemy will be a continuous one, until the
rebel strength shall be entirely and forever
crushed, and Richmond, their capital, also pass
under our flag, "a -. aa. g.ss.s IN ..i.. -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

ri ~ VIM. e. Davis and A. d, Richardson,
correspondents ofthe New York Tribune, and
Junius II. Brown, correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Times, long since captured by the
rebeh,aad confined in loathsome prisons, sue.
ceeded III effecting theireescape. and finally
II reaching our lines Their reception By
their brethren has been very hearty one, and
aSew days since, they were entertained at the
81 Nicholas Hotel, New York, in extraordin
sry style. - - s' ,.''.l s.. -. ~.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

ers, Who, should vhty Se sdccsssfal n FheflrI
explorations after minerals, will cause, if nee,
essary specific execution of conttaet but
othsFwisey fssaiet the >sMa,tlaodqah paid on
'the original contract, gfcatyto the dstrimcnt
Of thsowncr IN making spoh contracts, il
wllbs well for the seller .arequire such pay
nent in hand " shall secsre faithful per,
foFrnancs contract, on the part Of the pur-
ckvar. &
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26


from the correspondence Of the Baltimore
America n. dated oil sort Fisher, Jan 10:
The, fight lasted SIX hours, being desperate
hard hand to hand struggle. Each Of IL
mounds and embrasures were taken in success
sion aftersthe fierce encounters, in which hec-
atombs Of dead apd wounded were added 10
those that already lined the fort Suffice it to
say by way of preface to detailed account,
that Notwithstanding the forts had been
strengthened and REINFORCED to trebel the gar
rlson it had when Gen. Butler decided that it.
ceuld not be taken, it is now in our possession
with "A cannon, 1900 living prisoners and 70
dead and that our gunboats have to-day sailed
up the Cape Fear river, driving before them
the pirates, Chicamauga and Tallahassee ei:
feetually closing it to blockade running, and
stopping the only channel the rebels had lett
forSth importation OF munitions ol war.
SUNDAY 4 oPER RATIoNs-NoyEMENTs Up CAPE
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NOTICE

UyHERE was deposited this day in the Treasury
Of Meigs county, Twenty nine dollars, for
the redemption of fourteen acres Of land In ftse-
ton No. 33, T. Z, R. IA, scipio township, being
the NV of 59X a n and Of so of v l62 .,
ex OK NV, sold Jan. goth, 1858, in the name Of
Jonathan Pisroe's estate, purchased by VIM, b.
Remip eton. q tAa1fsf AARON sTIyE8S,
Jan, II, Isss--[s.atl Asdisos % nstSb0N
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

:, n@ After, witnessing the working Of the
National Bank system, the local banks Of the
several states, almost unanimously; have deter
minedto cease operations under their respect.
i've state charters, andto assume rank among
National Institutions, The institutions Of
Ohio have recently reached such conclusion
and now welsee that the state banks Of Ken.
'sucky have submitted an application to their
lsgislahire, for authority 10 dotIie same " Y
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

RArID WoRK. The late Convention which
convened at Nashville, Tenn, was in session
only three days, in which short time itrcmod-
died the organic Law, extinguished slavery in
tie State, nominated candidate for Governor
(Parson Brownlow,) also candidates for the
ensuing Legislature, and adjourned sine die.
This was rapid work, andis worthy of iinita.
ton ~ XII .r ~ ie5..- 3
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

( Sar On Saturday last gold receded in New
l'ork-to 81 9S3, and closed at 50 OIL, The
rroprictors Of this commodity are alarmed by
loyal victories, aud appear to be running down;
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

: beY- James Guthrie was recently elected
U. s. Senator from Kentucky, over General
Rosseau. In the selection of their public
men, the ruling powers of Kentucky find no
difficulty in selecting officers the most radical
in their opposition TO the cherished policy Of
the General Government. The present in
cpmbsnt, Powell, with all his hatred of univer-
sal liberty, is quite as acceptable as his sue
cessor '.'
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

RcA. The weekly Point Pleasant Register,
speaking of West Columbia W. Va, says: there
is not u sufficient number of private and bust
ness houses to accommodate the new comcrs'
who are arriving daily. Two new coal COM
panies are in full operation, third company
Eis about ready to commence operation and a
fourth company, through their Agent JOS. $:
Machir, Esq-haye purchased the tract Of
land owned by J. & T. Mitchell, Esq, for
which they paid $50, 900 ;shey expect to com
mence sometime in the Spring. Weundcr-
stand, also, that the; salt WORKS which have SO
long been idle, are again to, be put in opera
tom. gal a!s zs es Toy Il, asr e!e - 12
= There sesms to be considerable cxcitcin mt
smons Zig people ip,fegartto,ol -s2 a.
The population Of the place cisnew estimated
at 1900 -----------.--- .----------
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

ADsArn:--BistppT g. Brownell, ,of Connecti-
cut, presiding Bishop of the Protestant Epis-
copal church in America, died at Hartford; on
the 18th inst, aged s6 years. aTtai la'g a'",
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

Soy Mason Co., West Va under The last
cs,l for rounts srs, will he required toiprniahs
So men &( .Let s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

ssA- Senator Foote, recently capsured ht
fredericksburg, in his a.tempt'to pass within
cur lines, has been, released. and.iss nov nov at
Richmond |. and il not under restraint VII, in
all probability, renew his efforts, and re trust
successfully, to.affscs his escape.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

nky- The Chicago conspirators, which we
r ,tered to las, autumn, are now undergoing tri-
al with good prospects Of obtaining their dues
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

a:s,s We acknowledge the receipt Of a. late
Esshtiile,' Tenn, iGper, containing the pro
tceaidss Of tho late Convention, which as
tenb!ed in that citS,--forwardsd to US by y
J. White, Esq, :, late Sheriff of this county
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

Pension AesvcIss- payment of pen
SONS, which heretofore devolved upon the inte-
rior Department, it is proposed by Mr. Unsher,
the Secretary, shall be transferred to the Ma
tional Banks, the duties ofwhich he expects
will be discharged pithout compensation al
though their expenses in dischargins this duty
will be considerably augmented. go r. --s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26

r1,. The Judiciary Committee Of the Hi
nt:s Senate favora a repeal Of the "E3lack Laws
ol iial state, -.-.---
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
sn CoLuMBus, Jan. 10.
PASSAGE OF BOUNTY Bill

In the House this morning; the Bounty Bill
passed by yeas ST., nays 70 1t has still to
run, the .gauntlet<of the Senate. This bill
amends section 16 of the act of last winter,
and provides that under the present or any
future call, the City Council of any city, and
the Trustees of any township, may offer a
bounty for volunteers not exceeding $500;
and for the purpose of paying such bounty,
the City Council or Township Trustees may
borrow the amount of money required at any
rate of interest not exceeding six per cent
and issue therefor, bonds on the faith and
credit of such city or township
HousE.-January 20.-A resolution in IA
vor of revision of the fees and salaries Of
officers, both County and State, was adopted.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26
:eas- Tho Cincinnati Gazette says verg

,cea- The Cincinnati Gazette says, very
properly: tsThe House Of Representatives,
yesterday, did itself credit by ordering a thor.
ough investigation into the cases of persons
held in prison at Washington, under military
authority, against whom charges have never
been preferred, an / to whom trial has been de-
MED, ,,--.,.. .tg-.. ..r. il.si 81 r. .g., d