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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
As Coon As NEw,
Real Estatr agrnts.
LENTz &APPLEGATE.
Real Estate Agents,

once 3e3 Third street North side
~ ~ Opposite Toxn ciocR)
For SalA, Flax Factory, occupied lby Messrs Datie
Co., withrnseh hinery, snds acres otland.
farm l60 acres mile north OF Browns station on
Western H. R., on Twin Creek, well improtsii
$4,000. F.IHaa .|.| Z
A brick house, cor Of Brown and Ann sta IfI .la
double frame house on Hess street; .". .Fl
double frame house Walnut street ... Is. f..
Adoube frame house on Fifth .treet; l..H|
Arm OF % acres, ~ miles from Dayton "
arm OF "a acres, miles from Dayton rf r..I s.
arm OF 90 acres on 9reenville n. r; f..#
farm of 1913 acres near Germantown,
brick house on Fifth street, No 227;
iArm OF ~ JacraS, well improved, fine brick house,
and best twin bottom land u milo west Of DER.
mantoWn. .e.Tg.--.
isIm OF 81 acres good mpro at Browns
Station ON Western X. X. tse. H--I
well improved farm OF l6O acrea two Tniles ea-t a I
Sonora, on Western railroad.
A good hsuse and large lot on Main street, No 26i
hrrn OF 70 acres on Germantown pike, miles from
Dayton. -
Two small farms, well improved adjoining Liberty,
miles from Dayton, OF 80 and 20 acres each.
number Of houses and lots in different parts Of the
city. All will be sold cheap.
iy2s LENTz APPLICABLE, r. X. A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
sjfUst. John,s Church Lol.gg,. han.

Divine service, by Rev, DANIEL STICK,
every SUNDAY at lOt o'clock A M, and Z
p. NJ
Services also every Wednesday evening, at
o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

H4- The announcement by telegraph, yes
terday, that Gen. McCook had resigned his
commission In the army, seems to have been
premature. He has not resigned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
DAYTON, september 10, 1885.

bhtAbsNp orpheuapuf ioi 1900
Ftlo,o Hapelsrs
Believing as do that every nan should be u..Nl
in his day and generation. AMI ly request OF tho /.
sands OF persons Of this eommunty, have made
preparation again, aud will manufacture my Exeslsio
Vermin Destroyer, and will have IL sold by agents
in every part of the habtable Globe II is perfacty
innocent lnits effects and viii not destroy anythng
but NJ which It's designed to destroy-Raa Mice,
Reaches, Bedhugs and Ants, IT oAn 10 used In pan.
trys cupboards graineres II be laid or set along
the side of food Tor persons or useful animals with
perfect safety, ltcontAins no poison, and IL better
than any other preparation now before the publ Q.
And you may ask why Is better than other prepar.
atonsi vii tell you. II contains attractive ois
that other preparations have not got IN them this
will bring vermin where the preparation is laid And
they will eat OF 1t as often you place II where they
can get IT, while there is any to eat. Ths prepara.
too contains different ingredient for the destrue.
ton OF each named vermin mentioned above. For
eocirosohes small peee Of bread spread over with
the preparation and laid the hearth In a room, or
IN psntrys, tha preparation being covered with hour
or three nights, sncc essiVey they will entirely dis
appear In old houses or bedsteads where bugs nfest
take penkniie, or stick and spread small portion
OF the preparation along the cracks OF the wash and
let the preparation stay on two days then wash
on the dead bugs then put = small portion o
moro than once year. Persons using tho prepArA-
on 70 destroy rats need not fear that they will 70 IN
wes' As ~ ihe heat of the preparation that des.
roYs, and they will come out n enclosed places to
get the mir by getting the AIR they will die at beHt they
will leave the premises and go where they can get
water and then will die Immediately aher Getting Inc
water II can be used any time IN the yeAr Rats
will not die under the buildings to leave a stencil
BY using from two to three dollars worth Of this PIE
paratlon year, rats can he kept out OF any mill
warehouse, or granery in the United States. Private
families will not need oVertwo 20 four boxes per year
should always be used three nights succesNyely
clear them out All other preparations now b-for-
the public, contain nothing hut phosphorus To des-
troy, niixedw1th corn IN ed and grease, colorsd With
Venltan red. Ny boxes shall contain twice tho
amount that the others contain, and be sold for the
aa'ne price. Country merchants sud pedlers can be
supplied hy the dozen At 81 single boxes rs cents AZ
my rehdeuce' Nos lOI and 100 Jefferson street, be.
tween 9th aud 6th.
Direclions for using on each box.
BENJAMIN BEST,
seHdlm Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

nay Every body is on the qui pice to Sc,
the beautiful Tableaux at the Fair TO night.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
NATIONAL SALOON,

Nc. 1893, West sixth street, Gin. o.
Eight Splendid Billiard TAblss-Eour splsnd,d Ten
Pin AnAys.
Choice Liquors and Wines sl~sys on hand
,. =. GUNkLR, PrSPrIeIoF.
}. p. Kline, SuPt. mat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

NEw YoRK, Oct 23.--Gold was not very
active. 1t opened at l46i@l46i and small
sale WAS made at the Board at the latter price.
The main sales were at l46@l46k
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

p1- The Tableaux at the Fair tonight
will be splendid spectacle. 90 and see it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
M. MITCHELL

TYEHFS full assortment OF Tin Ware; does ali
IN klnds OF Job Work in Tin and Sheet ron; pays
Daffanar attention 10 housework; uses the best ma.
ioriAl aud charges the most reasonable prices.
A Good Assortmsnt Of Stores on Hcad.
shop in the osceoA or wollaston's Mn Buniins,
Filth street GIVE me call, and 4 do not TTOVe
lhe abose, i Will not ask Another call.
jYsl dt. -is4.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

H@- Remember that the splendid Tableaux
will be produced at the Fair to-night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
wM. n. CoNoVER.

Magistrate OF madis~n rswnshIP
And tbs collection OF CLAIMS N''
He u also prepared 70 attend TO the drawing of "A.
Suumenis Of unung, correctly, At shnrt potie.
medaWlu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

seS- The great attraction at the Fair this
evening will be the magnificent Tableatx.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that tte time for feeei Wing
IN proposals for tie construction of tho Harris pnd
beaver Ureek Turnpike Road has becn tended 10
Friday, Nov. 10th, 1855, Rt , o'clock, p. NJ. Bids
Will be received, sealed, At the store OF Mr. Charles
Allen, at HarshmaDs Vile, montgomery County, Ohio
at which place profile Of the road may he seen and
all necessary mstruytions and Information can be oh
tanned. Proposals will be- pot Tor half mile contracts
BY order ofthe Directors
WILLIAM HARRTES.
President
Oct .s-ld 3y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
ALI OVER THE WORLD --people of sense su
judgment have learned TO use rr
PLANTATION BITTRRS.

LAIN lAllON Dill EhS
Dyspepsia, with its symptoms, Headache,
Heartburn, Feverish Lips, Bad Breath, ,Sallow
Complexion, &c, can be cured by using
PLANTATION BTTERs.
This is the most successful tonic of The
age; Young,middle aged aud old are delight.
ed with its effects.
The Grst trial always has marked good
effect NH..
No change Of diet is necessary while using
pLLsT&iIoN BlTTERs. Eat alIyou wish, of
the best and natritous food Ir .t.a
Itistbs greatest cure ever known Tor an
overloaded and distressed stomach, which it
relieves in few moments. i0iT
lis manufactured from carefully selected
roots aud herbs, aad preserved in perfectly
pure ST. Croix Rum. Z.
Try one bottle Of PLANTATION BlTTERs, We
sufferers, and our word forit you will find
yourselves feeling '.''i D" .'"'
As Coon As NEW,
gReal 3sstatt agents.
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THE WEATHER.


Tho Prospect for Skating and Sleighing.
Yesterday specimen OF The weather to be
pected at this particular Of the year--wndy
chilly and dusty in the superative thcgree People
walked along Broadway and ntaitively priced cutters,
seighs buffalo robes and strings OF nsng bells. La
dies looked wistuiiy upon the fine array OF fnrs made
by the dealers these comfortable articles and little
boys-and boys OF larger growth alsc-chaifered
skates hand sieds aud yarn mittcns In fact il was
high tide with the gentlemen who had the good fortune
10 be merchants in winter staples IL only needed
the presence of convince the most skeptica that
Old Winter had actually arrived. That will make is ap
pearsnce in due time, without doubt, and then hurrah
for the sleigh rides skating carnivas and other Siberian
enjoyments
The sudden change OF weather on Thursday night was
severely felt in Brooklyn At twelve o'clock Thurs
day night the Thermometer eighteen degrees above
Zero and throughout Yesterday mp to twenty
Al four O'Clock P. d. the mercury going down. dovn
ana The consequence was freezing fast Thocold
weather good news skaters Brooklyn, from
all accounts win furnish the first skating Of the
The Union pond in WILLIAMSBURG always takes the lead in
tho favore pasme Tho cold weather OF Thursday ard
yesterday formed OF uch thickness on the pond
and constantly increasing last night that Is fair
TO presume that there will be skating there to-day
The Capitone Lake az fss; New York is not likely to
be much behind its noglbel the Unon IN this respect
Should the most continue as on Thursday evening
the Sixth venre pond viii be open s subscribers
10 day for skating Yesterday sheet Of ice over an
inch Ia thickness covered the entire the spacious pond
and all 'be necessary arrangements have been made Cor
the accommodation Of the subscribers.
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EXECUTION At CHICAGO.
Hanging OF william Corbitt and Pat.
rick Fleming for Murder.


To day, for the first time In Illinois since 1852 the
death penalty suffered by two men for murder Tie
unfortunate cuiprts named William Corbitt and Patrick
Fleming convicted on Tuesday, November 81, Of
numbering Patrick Maonoy, Cicero about six miles west
of Chicago II cold booded affair, az they had no
personal cmnity towards their VICTIM but did i for
raty nifty dollars given item by man named Williams,
who years past had cherished bitter aGiuos
iiy against Maioney
Tho two were thoroughly prepared for their com
ing doom by their spiritual directors DR. McNuilen and
Father Murphy, aided by the Good Sisters OF Charity,
and would have thought by their calmness that
they 10 have boon sent before their Maker
Al twenty-five minutes before three the doomed men
Tod forth from their cells to the scaoc and after
few remarks the caps drawn and tho ropes ad
jused and at precisely ten minutes before three wsm
corbitt and Patrick Fleming swung of into eternity
The execution took place in tho Court House, and wa~
witnessed by very few besides the number required by
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JE IF. D A Wis.
PREPAxxMa FOR HIS rATH.
lie Is Visited by His Old Richmond Pastor
and Takes the Sacrament.
&c. &c go.
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.

FoRIRsss MONROE, Dec. Is, 1865
The Presidents Message the calm and sober teach
ings Of the waning year and falling leaycs aud wilder
waings Of the wind through the barred bonghs melting
subdued reflection prudential resolve take Old Time
by the foreIock In the matter while Time allows himself
to be thus dealt with, some OF oogent
nature is now, am anthorta,iyeiy Informed causing
Jef Davis TO his attention more especially than At
any time heretofore the OF his soul His old
clergyman Of st. Pauls church. in Richmcndthe church
which he attended during the war; and from whch>he
made that marvellousy rapid exit on the last Sunday Of
his attendance there-has been allowed TO spend day
with him. No criminal about to be led to the galows
can receive more scduous attention or probably wiser
religious counselng Tho sacrament was administered
him. and everything done that could be, by his old re-
lgous teacher and adviser, through scriptnra reading
prayer give him peace Of mind and that cheerful
and resignation following the right Kind OF teach
ing and faith During his imprisonment Mr. Davis only
religious and adviser has been the Post Chap
lain Rev Mr. Chivvs, a most amiable and excellent
man and worthy and devout clergyman II was natural
he should like be attended by his old pastor and no
one viii be Inclined sure, to blame him for asking
the privilege OF his attendance upon him or md fAus
with the request being complied with.
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M A r VI A NJ D.
The Registry Law Declared COnstitu-
ttOnal Hy Chief Justice noSsie.

btLuMoA, Dec. iof, 1900.
Chief Justice Bowie in his decision sustaining he con-
stutonallty Of the registration law, which excludes
from voting those who cannot take the test oath pre-
sentcd in the constitution, says
This constitution must no recognized the organic
law OF the state Its chief characteristics In conradis
tncon TO the prior articles OF the kind dcclnra
ton Of the fundamental principle that every citizen
the State owes paramount allegiance % tho conGtn
ton and government Of the Unted States and Is not
vcnon subyerson thereof; Its Incorporation with the
right OF suffrage aud tho abolition OF involuntary serv
tudc except for crmc II was designed TO render tho
Union ndssouble by excluding from the polls and offices
II aid aud comfort II the prevalence OF the doc
rine Of secession is DO accepted in exenuation OF
those thus engaged In the rebellion the soldiers OF
aud Early, III the war bad continued, might have
section OF article first of tho federal constitution
limit the power of State 20 fix change modify the
qualifications OF voters The right OF State 10 regulate
the elective franchise s absolute aud unqualified and is
the foundation Of State authority. TO this power tho
right OF people to participate in tho Legislature SUB
ordinate Ctzenship aud suffrage not inseparohle,
the latter not being universal inal.nanoe right with
which men are endowed by their Creator, but alto
gether conventional II ~ question Of nero civil poll
~, TO DO arranged such basis the majority msy
deem expedcnt with reference 10 tho moral physical
and intellectual condition Of the particular State
legal voter Is certainly he Who has the right 10 roe but
the law appoints means whereby to decide such right
Limitations OF this character In operation 10 other
States The jealousy OF federal influence excluded those
In actual service from participating In eections IL
would be anomaly II the sworn encrnics OF the gov
ernment should be preferred 10 lis friends in this State
The same power which disqualified free colorcd in
1901 who prior TO that were entitled to vote,
BLEED the Convention OF 1854 to disqualfy All who had
been In armed hostility 10 tho United States Every
government should contain In itself the Of its
preservation and for that the regulation OF the
right Of suffrage was reserved by the States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

General jose Antonio Pace, the Venezuelan patr.o,
leader and soldier has made very valuable button
to what may BIO termed the military literature ~ tho
American continent by tho publication q y neat pocket
volume, called 'rhe Maxms Of Napoleon the First on
tho Art OF War" is printed In the Spanish language
and wee believe there viii be English edition The
book s cmbeIlished with notes OF General pacz Citing
commentator the maxims Of tho great conqucror.
Mr. Ernest Brcy Is tho author OF a First German
Reader, with Key, for pupils In common Schools, aud
also for the use Of persons studying the German Ism
guage without a teacher II ~ very useful work.
PATRIOT BOYS ASD PRISON PICTURES.
Edmund Krkc, author Of "Among the Pines, " "My
Southern Friends, and other works Illustrative u tho
spirit which conducted and the which
dured by the Northern patriots during the late rebeous
struggle in the South has written another volume, with
the above titc which has issued from the press OF
Mcssrs Ticknor Fields, Of Boston. Tho book, which
Is illustrated contains narrative 90 the fortunes and
adventures Of New Hampshire boy, an Illinois boy,
Ohio boy aud Virginia boy, during the war The mat.
ter Is conveyed pleasing and very entertaining story
form which will render the work agreeable lrcsde
companion during the winter evenings The prison
scenes which very wildly described arc well cacu
lated TO impress the youthful mind sense Of the hor
which result from civil war; we'll as nm admira.
ton and love Of That pure patriotism which enables the
soldiers Of hborty TO bear mp against them In good
Among the illustrations General Loo AZ Chan.
celIorsyiIle. In tho Libby, Bhd'seye view OF Camp
Douglas the Ammunition Train, Riding on Rail- and
others Of morit.
LITTLE FOXES.
This name IS preaxed tor gss, ,ol.@. written BY
Christopher Crowded. MIA r. B. s., who conveys in I
another Of those sprighty yet moral lectures domes
tic economy and the Of the household which
have already made her productions popular The In
doS OF the contents reveals the character OF the work
The subjects classci under the heads Of Fautrnd
ing, Irtabiliy Repression, Persistence Intolerance,
Dcour,csy and Exactngness Az each s treated in the
culiar logical and advisory style % The slthoesg
criticism Of Vie bSch UNNECESSARY
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CITY IntelIf9ence.

AUonoN SALE OF Government CoTTos-ovei tire
thousand bales Of captured OF government cotton were
disposed of a. auction yesterday at No Ill Broadway
by direction OF The United States Cotton Agent SIMEON
Draper Two thousand four hundred and six bales
,,.,,s. IL, ,,,,,,a - -, os, o,u,, r.,, o.lo.,s a..
80 i,ta ga sa,,on,aor H. Etori, cai,or RI -
following prices Indicating slight decline within the
pa.t month, were obtain.d;-
SOC $50 do good ordinary 45c a 46l.c 10 do ord
nary, dc Axe 10 do low ordinary, 3'c 700 do.
~ 49, i,si H. IL "a AZ H.. ,,dditn 80
"a do good ordinary 45c; 10 do ordinary Ale 20 DO
low ordinary, SIC do pickings 23c; ~ do febacd
Al. -, - -
Nsic O,ee''.s ooeo"-. oa,ss miouIing ,ar, %. %
" 40. GOOD ordinary 4a5ac ~ 90, Ordinary, So.
90 low ordinary, ..Stsc - 10 prkngs, nac. 1 40
reoaicd, t2ac as2tsc.i 100 90. low hoaing, $40.
~. 40 iapa!eu sz'ac' nm, a. a. =
Fl'.,sa .ses..Ia ps@s low n'aone s'S. ~ 90
good ordinary, 90 y 40. ofdnary ssc 40. ioW OF
binary, 3silc = DO pcxines sSc - racs NJ" oAss !"
psIeu, F3ac.; bags sea iSianu cWton' oec: ...,,
me y" enhsnce az Tue saie was 'efy sooo' anu "oNi"s
ts'ner sprHen.
FAIR PooR.--We not surprised 10 find that
In G the hIob ur,ce Of proyisops and n,
= - ,, ,. -. Co.
iucf sug cniahus on tncir cnay, tno Sisc VI mercy
are obliged call tho friends OF the Institution u,
make effort 10 sustain II during the present winter
fall for this purpose viii DO held In the hall Of 81
Andrews church, cornm OF City Hall place ard Duane
street, al Chrittnlaa. II will open on the evening of
Wetlnf sd1y December 90 and Win, feel sire, realize
the excellent object in view.
wov.x,s Iv,nu.yx - ,nnslca, antay,a,,ment ,,ip
- ,,- y, - -, -, 49,.
be given tins evening a, DIT Checvers church for tbe
benefit or the Womans Innrmsry, OF Washington
Ua;gLts Some al ,uy we'll knosn artists anopc whom,
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THE OPERA IN ST. LOUIS.
The Prod ucttoa or Martha ON Thursday
Ntght-Incresscd Success ~ Grau's
Troups.

ST. LouIs Dec a. 1895
When the thermometer Is boiow and che ice roll
ing In huge chunks down the great Father OF Waters
ANNOUNCES tho opening Of Western winter II s not suo
posed 70 be propItious mc for Italian opera Such
scason aud such prognosto have had TO-DAY, and
yet the opera presented goodly audience. Martha was
given In on uncxceponable manner, with cast which
could not easily be exceilcd--Boschett as Henrietta,
0igni Nancy, Lott Lionel and Pollin Plunkett.
Bcsche continues obtain the favors she has already
abundantly enjoyed she sang deciously the popu.
lar aria Of the opera "Qui sd, virgir Rosa" II was
or course, encorcd and rendered by Boschetti 10
tonation being observed. Oglni made charming
Nancy. ri,s personal beauty OF the two prime dome
the ulec Of general observation; for Ia not often
that such accumulation OF natural charms In met with
the operate Etage the public favored with
this occasion
Iotll most warmly received and sang the part
with his proverbiai sweetness. The VI Appori
rendered by him in Chicago The choruses
pcclaly good this evening Tic overture under Muzios
admirable direction, very well played and had
round OF applause.
Tomorrow night RoJsro will b. produced, after
long and careful rehearsal Its announcement is re-
ceNod here with much satisfaction Tho cast Is very
strong one including Noel Guld, Boschctti Musiani,
Lotu and 1iller The second week Of the season has
neatly concluded with increasing sc,o every night
The srtisis without exception, have ingatated tcm
selves jnmasey into tbs favor Of the 81 Louis public
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al 'nese PeuohVs before March or April.
REGISTERED sEAagN.
u appesss from Official document that the total
number u registered IN tho several ports Of
entry curing the year ending with September last was
one thousand three hundred and twenty-four of whom
seven hundred and hftyfour were in Maine and tn rec
hti,dred and sixteen in Massachusetts,
SALES or GoyERNMENT WHISKY.
Colonel Bell, of the Subsistence Department, has ac-
copied bids for four hundred barrels Of the old stock Of
government whskey, at prices ranging from 81 10 to
~ 30 per gallon The Commissay Department Is large
gamer by the advance In the price OF fire water
FREEDMEN's AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA.
General Fullerton, Ho,vard's adjutant who so exas-
pcated the Trune and Parson Conway by his correction
OF the atter's management Of frccdmen's affairs in
Louisiana, is at work upon report to General Howard
in which he proposes 10 tell the whole story Of the
troubles between the planters snd the freedmen friends
last summer
PENSION SURGEONS.
Doctors Benjamin Taylor Of Newton Iowa Charles
h. Garothers, of Paramount NO.; Il. NJ Hammond Of
Penn YAM N. Y. u 8. Babbitt OF North Adams, Mass,
and solomon Davis, Of Columbus Indiana. to-day
appointed examining surgeons to the Pension Bureau.
SALES or PUBLIC LANDS
The cash sales of public lands San Francisco Cal,
during The month Of October amounted to $1,000,
accompanied with the disposal Of a large number oi
trFcas bounty land warrants
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Large Fire In Osvveg0.

0swEGo, Dec. Is, 1868.
The steam sawmiIl owned by Chandler Wnmot
situated 10 the cove, the east side Of the river In this
city, consumed by Ore last night The machinery
connected With tho ship yard together with consider
able amount OF lumber shingles bolts &C. all belong
ing to the same firm, also consumed. A strong
northwest wind was blowing, and the ra spread TO the
rigging OF several vessels along tho dock but the flames
worc soon cxtngushed The schooner J. l. Croker
had her masts and bowsprit destroyed The total loss IL
estimated "a $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

IRANkfohT, DC T. 1886
The state Senate to-day, By vote Of ~ to a. psssed
The House bill removing the disabilities In regard to ne
pcrsons engaged IN the rebellion.
The House, by vote OF 81 to a. passed the Judiciary
bill pardonng all who have committed treason against
the commonwealth
The House also voted 70 repeal the a, approved Zen
ruary 2 10 provide civil remedy for injuries done BY
doye pcr2ons not, however to Affect pending actions