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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-30
REMOVAL.
THOs. G.. MAGHEE

HAs REMOyED BIS WHOLESALE MANU-.
- aexoring Establishment to No. FT3ST
STREET., below Main. BE has . Iargs and els-
sat assortment Of Home-mads Work, a. fine as
sns nnest, guaranteed as "geod the best, . and
- sale as iaeAeap q the cheapest, p and EStIs
ssheaper. ~A%'~ 80
MS entire stock - consisting Of hne Buggy,
-oaco, and Carriage HARNESS, Light Trotfing,
shy suaatitys Collars, Girths, Surcingles, Check
Lines Military Work in short, everything In
dlen-has been maDufactnrsd under hfs imme-
a1@se aupervlsions BY skilff1l and experienced
werkman, and is now offered to the trade At
EASIkAA PRICES Being able 60 compete sue
esssEully with anything in the market, in STYLE
Aa,sn, durability and price, be only asks trial.
: -zn ana examine fer yourssfxss. APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-30
LEGAL.
Guardians Sale of Valuable Real
~ Estate.

QT VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or THE COURT
- gf Commons Pleas Of Floyd county, the IN
dersikned guardian % the persons and estates Of
John keckers Margaret Becker, and Elizabeth
Becker, minor heirs u frederick Becker, deoeas-
%, oifsrs for sale vt private sale the undivided
lrse-siEss part ~ the real estate IN Fanderburzh
county, Iudiapa, known and described ~ AL ehac
part 81 frassfo ~ sections MINORS Ave and six,
IN township No. ssvsp, e0ufh ~ TaRgs No. tsu
xest, s. ths yfncennes Land Dstriet, thus bound
ed Be4fDnfag al point o. the east line Of said
section No aye, Bins and q 100 chains south Of
the northeast corner Of said section 10 Ave, and
running thence south Along sad east line Of aald
section, twelve aud 50 100 ehains; thence west
apd parallel With THE north Ina Of sai5 fractisrs
sections, ninety-nine and o. % chains,.to fhA
west line Of sAd fractional Eection No sfx taauoe
Ia northwest eaTdiy direction aIenx said Iaat
mentioned lfues THIRTEEN and sg-lOC chains 10 = .
point from which hpe, Tunnina parallel yvitb
The north liDs % raid fractional sections. vouIS
strike ths place Of beginning, and thence east and
parallsl Wsth said north line Of said secfiotIs IL
the pia1s q beginning, cOntaiping one HUNDRED
and tweuty nine and 5z-10O scSssf y. p 80 =
TEkn5 OF -S.LEs-One-f0urth Of the mr.
chase money u 70 be paid in eakh ana the rsstdrs
~ esIual payments az one aud Two vrara, rrsd5s-
toe purchaser giving his uotas for the dessrreS
payments, barring interest and waving rsisaf
rom valuation laws, and securing the sSna bv
nortgage on said real estate -
Eor further paTticgiars addressshs undsrsi0n@d
y hs~ Albany Indians.
ass Tsrwag MARY BECKER,
-. J. 80. Guaf diau, &c.
!. OF lqrtnsr R4Itieulars inquiro At Ksllsr's Gan
ltore, 10 80 Main street, Opposite the Court
1oosss o. On The premises. me-5wd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-30
PARTNERsHIP.

1aR. JOHN B. PUTNAM 10 ADMITTED a
VI partnsr 70 our business, 70 date from MaFch
lst, 1855. The styIsof TIE arn MI rsrnsi1 the
EsznsviIls, March -, 1895. nI4
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-08

JOINT RESOLUTION to enable the Secretary of the Treasury
o6tan the Title to certain Property in Carson CITY
located in said Place. --'''' "'s'i-' -'n'
WHEREAS the Secretary of the Treasury of the United
oes IN oruer TO carry into effect an act entitled San
act to establish branch mint of the United States in be
territory Of Nevada" approved March third, eighteen
hundred ana sxyhree has purchased of Moses job and
Margaret his wife, and James L. Riddle the pre.empors
ana occupants thereof certain city or town lots IN said
Larson CITY, together with all the valuable Improvements
thereon; ana whereas 1t is highly important for the in
terest OF the government to Obtain at an early day the
said branch mnt Therefore " -" 49, w"
kesotsed 6y NE Senate and House of Representatives
% me O1fed States Of 1merica in C6no,yss assen,bIeJ
That me secretary Of the Treasury be- and he is hereby
10 receive and accept from said Moses Job and
Margaret bis wife. and James L. Riddle sucb relinaus
mens and conyeyances of their right and claim to said
anu propeiy us he the said Secretary shall deem
sufficient for the extngushmen of any Claim right or
title which the said Moses Job and Margaret III wife
and james L. Riddle may or can have thereto and said
lots and property shall thereafter be reserved from nubc
,ae, prescription or homestead settlement and sbaiJ r
main the property Of the United States '''"'' "
Approved, February %, 1865. ---t---- p
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oFFICIAI.

therein: iferid That before the same any part Of
the money hereby appropriated shall be paid the saia
shall be appraised by the superintendent
OF Indian affairs, the Indian agent at said
and tho suryeyorgeneral of California; and II in the
opinion Of the Secretary Of the Interior their aPprase
ment shall be reasonable and shall not IN the aggr
gate exceed the sum herein appropriated the SAID
tary is hereby authorized - apply the same, or 80
aa ms BE RSs s %
therefor And proriced, further That me moneys "
hereby appropriated be reimbursed from the proceeds o.
the sales of Indian reservations in said State under e
provisions Of the act to provide for the better organize
ton of Indian affairs in California approved April eight
eighteen hundred and sixty-four 'rt
Approved, March 8, 1865. .n t5.t
Acr authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury to
lease or sell tain Property Of the United states stu
ated at Bath in the State of Maine.l iT rtlffl4t
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
of The United States Of Anerica an Congress assembled,
That the Secretary Of tho Treasury is hereby authorized
to lease the wharf property belonging to the United States
situated Bath in the State Of Mnne, for term of
years. the lessee making all repairs hereupon he may
sell the same at his dscretienf il is longer in use or
required for the public service and he is hereby author
lied make execute and deliver all ncedul conyoyan-
| ces to the purchaser or purchasers thereof 80
Approved, March 8, 1855.
AN ACT to increase the pay Of Mdshpmen and others
BE ii enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives.
q Tie United States Of America in Congress assembled
That midshpmen, after their final academic examination
and until their promotion to the grade Of ensign shall be
paid at the rate Of eight hundred dollars per annu while
Sec 2: And be it further enacted That acting masters
mates shall be styled mates and the Secretary Of the
Navy is hereby authorized to increase their pay to sn
not exceeding sixty dollars per month. N
SEC g. Aad bea further enacted That hereafter mates
may be rated under authority of the Secretary of the
Navy from seamen and ordinary seanen who have en-
listed in the naval service FOR not less than tive and
such rating OF an enlisted man. his appointment US an
officer, shall not discharge him from his enstIuent
SEC a. And be ii further enacted That no person an
pointed or rated an officer clerk In the navy shall re-
ceiye any bounty while holding an appointment.
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THE "CORNER STORE.n
LOCKIIART & STINER,

NO. EAST MAIN STREET, CORNER BANK,
aah 4Ah HALLS OLD CORNER.
large andseect stock of Ladies' and entlemens FUR
NISHING GOODS in every branch of the trade always on
hand, consisting of ladies' and gents TOILET ARTICLES
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
TRAVELLING BAGS,
= I IL AND sATCHELs,
vALIsES, &C.
FANCY GOODS, Phalon 4 Sons celebrated PERFUME
RIES, especially the world renowned NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUs," "COCIN SANS PAREIL SOAP" and "GOLD-
EN- CREST" Perfumery generally.
Shirts and Drawers made to srdsr at short notice and
with dispatch Special attention paid to the making Of
Ladies' and Children's garments. LtaNt
This being branch house. we enabled to supply the
trade on the most liberal terms $3.50 "'-~
% LOCKHART sTINER
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mo. 19.l

JOINT Resolution to facilitate the Adjustment of certain
Accounts Of tho American Colonization Society for the
Support Of recaptnred Africans in Liberia
Be il resoiyed blythe Senate and Houseof Representative,
of the United States of America IN Cbn0rsss assem,J
That the Secretary Of the Interior be- and hereby mn
orzcd and directed to adjust and settle the of
the American Colonization Society for the support of re-
captured Africans In Liberia under made far
purpose under tho authority of the act of Congress
approved June sixteenth eighteen hundred and sixty on
the principles Of equity.
Approved February %, 1865. .I-Et-r.
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RESOLUTIONS.
I No. /. |

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary of the Navy
to expend Portion OF the Contingent Fund for enarg
ing the Navy Department Building.
BE it resolved by the Ssdte and House of Representa-
dues of the United States Of Amicd in Congress ASSEM-
tted That the Secretary Of the Navy be- and he hereby
is authorized to expad much Of the contingent fund
heretofore appropriated may be necessary for the en-
aargement OF the Navy Department building to meet the
wants Of the Department.
Approved, December Is, 1864 .'-iAtf-'
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JOINT RESOLUTION to terminate the Treaty of eighteen
hundred and seventeen regulating the naval Forces
the Lakes lJ -l!s5Ift
WHEREAS the United States, Of the part, and the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland, of the
other part by treaty bearing date April eighteen hun
ded and seventeen have regulated the naval force upon
the lakes, and was further provided that If either
party should hereafter be DESTROYS of annulling this
stipulation and should give notice to that effect to the
other party IL shall to be binding after the expira
ton OF six months from the date or such notice ;and
whereas the of frontier is endangered by
hostile expeditions against the of the lakes
and by other acts OF lawess persons which the naval
force Of the two countries, allowed by tho existing
treaty, may be insufficient to prevent and whereas.
further the President of the United States has proceeded
to give the notice required for tho termination of the
treaty by communication which took effect on the
twentythrd November, eighteen hundred and sixty
four: Therefore, 5ssss fsGN
BE resored Jy the Senate and House Of Representatives
ofHe United States Of 1llerica in C0ngre& assembled,
That the notice given by the President of the United
States to the of Great Britain and Ireland
to terminate the treaty of eighteen hundred and seven
een regulating the naval force upon the lakes hereby
adopted and ratified If the had been authorized
by congress. "''
Approved, February 9, 1865. .- ...r
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[ No. II. ]

JOINT RESOLUTION rendering the Thanks of Congress
MaiorGencral Philip H. Sheridan and the Officers and
Men under his Command. Ets3I41ia
Be resolred By the Senate and House of Representatives.
Of the United States of America IN Congress assembled
That the thanks of congress are hereby rendered to
Mior-Genera Philip H. Sheridan and to the officers and
men under his command for the gaantry military skill
achieved by them the valley of the Shenandoah and
especially for their services at Cedar Rum on the nine
tenth day of October eighteen hundred and sixty
which retrieved the fortunes OF tho day. and thus aveed
great disaster. . -,.
SEC. q And Le IL further resolrcd That the President
Of the United States be- and hereby requested to COM
municae this resolution to MajorGeneral Sheridan and
through him to the officers nsolders under his COM
mand. - - = Z. p RI II y n TT \ - !
Approved, February 9, 1855
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[ No. G. ]
JONI RESOLUTION providing for the Terminaonof the
Reciprocity Treaty of fifth June eighteen hundred and
fifty four between the United States and Great Britain.


JoINr RESOLUTION providing for the Terminaonof the
Reciprocity Treaty of fifth June eighteen hundred and
hyour, between the United States and Great Britain.
WHEREAS it is provided in the Reciprocity Treaty con-
cued at Washington the fifth of june eighteen hundred
and your between the United States Of the part
and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Of
the other part that this treaty sha remain In force for
ten years from the date at which IL may comeinto opera
tio and further until the expiration Of twelve months
after either OF the high contracting parties shall give
tlce 10 the other Of its wish to terminate the " and
whereas appears by proclamation of the President Of
the United States bearing date sixteenth March, eighteen
hundred and ftyyc that the treaty into operation
that day; and Whereas further 1t is no longer for the
interests Of the United States to continue the same in
force: Therefore, Is 5' iti.a i-ilsio
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives.
q Me Tinted States Of America IN Congress- assembled.
That notice be given of the termination of the Recpro
city Treaty. according to the provision therein contained
tor the termination of the same and the President of
the United States is hereby charged with the conmunca
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland H.q
Approved, January Is, 1865
NO.. II Hr43
RESOLUTION to present the Thanks of Congress- to
Beyet Major General Alfred H. Terry and the Officers
and Men under his Command.
Resolved by The Senate and House of Rep,yseutatires
me United States Of america in Congress assembled
mat inc thanks OF Congress hereby presented to
s et Major General Alfred H. Terry and to the officers
i men under his command for the unsurpassed gal
p and skill exhibited by them in the attack UPON
MI, FISHER and the brilliant and decisive victory by
relSi s important work has been captured from the
a,s orces and placed in the possession and under the
S,sSy OF the United States; and for their Lone and
the and unwaverng devotion 10 The ranse If
danesr In the midst Of the greatest difficulties and
90 s ,s Z; tad be ii further resolved Thu, a..
can e United States be, and he hereby IA naesuent
him to ths to General Terry and throv
approved, january "a, 1865 W SIC : - Naun"u-
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CRAGIC.-Wew would say that the best
- Cigars both imported and domestic in the city. are
70 be had at the .TlPT0P Wine and Liquor Store for
the least money but as ths other dealers think the same
Of what they have, we won't say IT, II you ars passing
No. H. under the Atlantic HOTEL Just in and Try
yourself geo q tisrl tasis s1z zalEs 81 augl-H
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GINGER WINE.

This wine is invaluable to aged invalids as soothing
tonic and for all the purposes for which 6ingsr used
incidentally besides being delightful and refreshing
Summer Beverage either pure or slightly diluted with
wafer and mixed with Ice. It also makes pleasing nd
diton to Brandy, whiskey or any spurious beverage
Price Al So Der bottle 10 be had at the ~ i'' ~
-. = aTIP-TOPn WINE AND LIQUOR STORE.
aur i2-H ko.l2Atiantic Hotel Building
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RESOLUTION to extend the Time for the Reversion to
me United States OF tho Lands granted by Congress to
aid in the Construction of Railroad from Pere Mar
9nette to Flint and for the Completion of said Road
RESOLVED by the Senate and House Of Representatives
Ihat the time specified in the fourth section of the act of
congress approved June three eighteen hundred and
nitysx entitled "An act making grant of alternate
OF the public lands to the State Of Michigan
AID in the construction of certain railroads in said State
and for other purposes" for the reverson to the United
states Of the lands granted by said to aid in the con-
for the completion of said road he and the same Il here
by, extended for the term of five years.
Approved February II. 1865
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.eOFFICI4L.

II nv b ~ No. 2s w as ~~t
Josr RESOLUTION in Relation to the Distribution of Books
and Documents. a
Be resolved ty The Senate and House Of Representatives
of the Unfted SAFES Of AHasica in CSagess assembled
That the undstrbnted portions Of the books and docu
mens heretofore printed purchased for its use by order
Of either House of Congress- previous to the thirty
Congress- and deposited in the Interior Department
and elsewhere be distributed to members Of the present
Congress- under the direction Of the joint committee Oh
printing and said committee is hereby directed to divide
the books in question into parcels equal in number the
from territories and nearly equal n value and npor
lance as possible and to distribute them to the Senators
and delegates by such method as may DC
found feasible and proper.
Approved February 2S, 1866. --. i, --,.,-,.,.,
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mo. 81

RESTITUTION rendering the Thanks fCongress to Cap
tain John A. Wnsow, U. S, Navy, and to the Officers
and Men under his Command on Board the u s.
steamer Kearsage in her Conflict with the piratcal
Craft the "Alabama;p in Compliance with the Presi
dents Accommodation Congress Of the fifth of De
cember, eighteen hundred and sixty-four
Rssolrsd by The Snate and House of Representatives
Of he United States Of America Congress assembled
That the thanks of Congress due and are hereby ten
dered to Captain John A. Wnsow of the United States
Navy and to the officers petty officers, scamen and
rnes Of the United states steamer /" Kearsage for the
skill and gaairy exhibited by him and the officers and
men under his e1anand in the brilliant action on the
nineteenh OF June eighteen hundred and sxtyour be-
tween that slip and the pirAtical craft Alabama ia
vessel superior TO his own in tonnage in guns and in the
number Of her crew.
Approved, December 20, 1854 %,
No. Al
RESOLUTION rendering the Thanks of Congress- to Lieu.
tenant William B. Cushing Of the United States Navy,
and to the Officers and Men who assisted him in his
gallant and perilois Achievement in destroying the
rebel Steamer "Albemarle," in Compliance with the
Presidents Recommendation to Congress of the fifth
December, eighteen hundred [and[ sixty-four. :,
Resolved BY the Senate aud House of Representatives
Of the United States Of America in Congress assembled
That the thanks Of Congress are due and are hereby
States Navy and to the officers and under his COM
mand, for the skill and gallanry exhibited by them in
the destruction rebel steamer "Abemarle"
at Plymouth, North Carolina the night Of the twenty
seventh of October eighteen hundred aud sixtyfour
Approved, December 20, 1894
$50 s.f-. No. 81 rrr-
JOINT RESOLUTION rendering the Thanks Of the People
and Of Congress to Major General William T. Sherman
and the Officers and Soldiers of his Command for their
gallant Conductin theirlae brilliant Movement through
Georgia.
ne At resolved By The Senate and House Of Representatives
Q me Onttcd States Of America IN Congress assembled
That the thanks Of the people and of the Congress Of the
United States are due and hereby rendered. to Major
General william Il Sherman, and through him to the
officers and men Under his command for tef gaantry
and good conduct in their late campaign from Chatta-
nooga to Atlanta, and the trinmpha1 march thence
through Georgia TO Savannah terminating in the capture
and occupation of that city; and the President
copy Of this joint resolution be engrossed and for
warded to Major General Sherman.
Approved January TO- 1865. es Rts
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RESOLUTION to present the Thanks Of Congress to
Brevet Major General Alfred H. Terry, and the Officers
and Men under his Command.
mo. ST.

tSs v..uros rendering the Thanks Of Congress 4,
eIsrsr%s pSNd Porter, and to the Ofcers' psss
shssr ;Ssamen and Marines under his Command ~
Of For Fsha and good Conduct in the recent Capture
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No. %. /

JOINT RESOLUTION Of Thanks to Major General George IL
Thomas and the Army under his Command.
BE resolced Jy The Senate and House Of Representatives
Of Mc United aaes Of America in Congress assembied
Thai the thanks of congress due, and are hereby
rendered, TO Major-Genera George H. Tlomas and the
officers and soldiers under his command for their skill
and dauntless courage by which TIE rebel army under
General Hood was signally defeated and driven from the
State of Tennessee
Approved, March g. 1865.
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AOFFICIAL.s

Admiral David Porter and the officers petty officers
seamen and marines under his command ior the unsnr
passed gaanty and skill exhibited by them IN the aitack
by which that important work has been captured from
the rebel forces and placed in the possession and pnd
the authority of the United States ane ior ther iohs
cause Of he country in tie midst Of the greatest difficult
ties and dangers !.
sEc.2 And belt further resOlred That the President
resolution to Admiral poysr and through him to the
officers, sesmen, and marines under his command W.
Approved, January q, 1865.
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sEoiTgNoggE INo. 80.

JoINT RESOLUTION to amend the joint Resolution entitled
Joint Resolution in Relation to the Public Printing"
approved June twenty third, eighteen hundred and
sixty.
BE resolrcd By te Senate and House of Representatives
81 the United States Of america in Congress Assembled
That the superintendent of public printing shall be- and
he is hereby authorized to purchase the paper required
for the public printing by accepting the sealed proposals
of the lowest bidder or bidders for any specific portion
or portions of e whole amount of any particular kind
OF paper required for either three months six months
or one year. the minimum portion to be specified by the
superintendent in his advertisement for proposals. and
to be as low as will, in his Judgment most increase
competition, and be most advantageous to the United
States In all other respects the proposals and contracts
shall be subject to the conditions and requirements of the
existing laws and any contractor failing comply with
the terms Of his contract under this resolution shall be
liable to the same extent, and in the manner as
provided in the like case In the joint resolution hereby
amended and 1t shall be the duty of the superintendent
to report fully in regard to all proposals and contracts
for paper in his annual report to congress- and also in
regard to all proposals and contracts for lhognphing
and engraving.
Approved, March 3, 1866.
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JOINT RESOLUTION to provide for the Publication of full
Army Register I

Be resolssd By MeSende and House of Representatives
of the United States of america in Congress assembled
That the Secretary of War be- and he is hereby author
lied and required to to be printed and published
full roster or roll of all general field, line and staff off,
of volunteers who have been in the army of the
United States at any time since the beginning of tho
present rebelion including all informal organizations
which have been recognized accepted and paid by the
vice. have been discharged therefom and giving casa
altes and other explanations proper for such register
And TO deay in whole or in part the expenses of this
publication edition OF twenty-five thousand copies Of
such enlarged register shall be published and may be sold
to officers soldiers or citizens at price which shall not
bindng and shall not any case exceed one dollar per
volume. Fttsstzi III ...Uga
Approved, March 2, 1866.