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The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09
u. s. MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

UNITED STATES oB AMERICA 4 81.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss. "a ses eds .. n
pNRSUANT to Monitfons from the Hon. Ashur
a Ware, Judge the United States District Court.
within and for the District of Maine, hereby give
public notice that the following Libe have been
hleo in said Court, yiz:-- 893 ttso es's fs1iH
A Libel sgsinst the Brig CHARLES WESLEY,
seized by the Collector of the District of PORTLAND
and Falmouth on the TWEEN ysevenfh day of Janu.
ary instant, at Portland in said District
A Libel against ONE BARREL and TEN DRMI-
JOHNS Of SANTA CRUZ Rum, seize by the Co lee or
Of the District of Portland and Falmouth on the
in said District. = - ~ -.
A Libel against ONE BARREL OF SUGAR AND
THREE BARRRLs OF MoLAssEs seizeo by the Col
lector OF the Distr OF OF Portland and Falmouth
the twenty -hrst day of January, instant, at Port
Which SO cures were for breaches of the laws OF
the United States, is particularly set forth
in said Lii els; that hesring an trial will be had
thereon at Portland in said Distsict on the Second
Tuesday of February meet, where any persons inte-
rested therein may appear, and show cause, if sny
can 5s shown, wherefo the same should not be de-
creed forfeit, and disposed of according to law.
Dated at Portland this thirty fret day of Janu-
ary, 1865. 5s-r 49, - f4.}r ~ M
Jun3ldl4d. hrs f District of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09

81 res UgTEES. .A14 4is~
MORRIS FRANKLIN. ISAAC c. KENDALL,
JOHN M NIXON, ~ JOHN L ROGERS, -
DAVID DOWS, JOHN MARS NssV et
DANIEL s. MILLER, RUSSELL DART,
WILLIAM BARTON, VIM. 81. APPLETON,
WIN G. DUSENBERY, ROBERT b. COLLINS,
JOHN E WILLIAMS, DUDLEY b FULLER.
HENRY X. BOGERT, WIN. A. BOOTH,
THOMAS SMULL. f84lG 81 Ass24
Morris Franklin, Pres. 3 s 1psrrr*
10 Isaac. C.. Kendall, Tice Pres.
gs Wal. III. Beers, .9etuary
T. M. BAETA, Cashier.
CoRNELIUs r. RoGRRT NJ. d. I naod;col Ex m;nars
Gto. WILKES, M. D., -1sS-'--
JOHN E.aDOW q SON,
feb4d5t 27 Exchange St., Port and.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09
Humanity Drops a Tear

humanity O1Opn q xodI
of sorrow, over the unnumbered causes Of acciden-
tai DEATHS caused by the Of these easily g led,
able agents.. truthful inscription upon
This Child was Burned TO Death
BY LUCIFER MATCHES. sas
Scarcely week passes without record of one or
more children Losing their lives by these dangerous
articles. isa
The Picture is Incomplete,
dark it is, without reference to the annual loss OF
valuable property, which may safely be stated at
Read the daily journals. or enquire of any Insur-
anee Company Tor verificaton OF this statement.
FIRE WE MUST HAVE,
and the Luclfer Match, dangerousasit is, has been
regarded as verz great convience, when contrast
bing Of dry sticks together, or even the till
useful advance upon hat mode, the old fashioned
TINDER BOX, FLINT AND STEEL.
While tolerating the Lucifers (clearly as choice
of evs,) scientific chemists have, for more than q
quarter of q century, been experimenting upon the
difficult problem of the production of instantaneous
light and fire, in combination with two important
First, Freedom from ofensive'and injurious odors.
Second, The nsuring of perfect safety in i.s daily
use as match composition. The honor Of the dis.
cevery belong to V sa 2 3kl 7 g A9
SCANDINAVIAN CHEMIST.
who has produced, to bless mankind, the ng-look-
ed for Alchemy, aud If it is true that he who makes
! two blades of grass grow, where but one grew be-
fore, is public beneactor, Will not the need OF
worlds gratitude be awarded to him whose 5perse-
vering eforte have resulted in producing chemical
combinations, the practical application Of which In
daily will be The annual saving of thousands OF
/ lives and milliOuS of treasure.
A MATCH NOTORIOUS AND SAFE,
all will admit is valuable discovery, and those are
the qualities Of the new match. = sly 1Ii
/ No Sulphur or Phosphorus
enter into its composition Satisfied Of its great val.
and superiority all Others the dis nguished
inventor was awarded the Prize Metal by the Com.
mittee of the International Exhibition at the Crys
tai palace in London while all other matches were
excluded from the building. j-
In order that the 54ts ss-, ! frs1fgfstfs s
PEOPLE OF AMERICA
may share with those of Europe the blessings of this
invention, arrangements have been made for the
| working of the patent here, and an association
| formed under the name of
The Universal Safety Match Co.,
who now offer to citizens ofthe United States
A Domestic Match, Inodorous @pd Safe,ss
AND FOR OUTDOOR USE, 3
a Safety Flaming Fuse or Wind Deter,
which neither wind nor rain can extiuguish.
fair trial viii verify our statements.
F.aPHILLIPs,
w Agents wanted In every town in the State.
l. RAGS janis eod2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09
For Sale

rEVHE Stock and Tools of tho Paint Shop over Tai.
bots Carriage Mandatory, No 8S Federal St.
Feb 4-d3t* ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
JoHKT. GILMAN, Mditor,
published ct Ne. s2l EXCHANGE sTREEf,oy
n. A.. osTER d CO.

THBPoRTLAND DAILY PEHssis published atSS.oV
TIE MA1NEsTAT PRESS is published every Thurs.
6sy inornug at s2O0 per annuna, in advances 81 rs
u paid within Elk nontns ana SA'oV'n p1yment %
delayed beyond six months.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09
FIRE WE MUST HAVE

and the Lucifer Match, dangerousasit is, has been
regarded as a great convience, when contrast
ed with the primitive modes of ignition, the rub
bing of dry sticks together, or even the still more
useful advance upon hat mode, the old fashioned
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09
WANTS. LOST, FOUND
Wanted

NOR family o. three persons, Rooms in oui-
Il et,respectable neighborhood Satisfactory ref
creme 8 given. Address for two weeks through tse
Post Office, F. r. 8. Camp Berry. iebSo2ws
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09

Balance Sheet of the Company, January
1, 1866.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09
The Picture is Incomplete.

dark it s without reference to the annual loss OF
valuable property, which may safely be stated at
millions of dollars. ,lH .s 1.s
Read the daily journals, or enquire of any InsuY-
ance Company, for verihcation of this statement.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09
Rataaot Adxertisins:


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Sl5O per square daily first week; T5 cents per week
ater three Insertions or less 90; continuing eve.
~ ether day after first week, 50 cents.
Half square, three insertions loss rs cents; one
week, Sl.03; 90 cents per week after.
pnder head Of AEusa1iRETs, S2.00 per square per
week; one insertiOs, $l,50.
eI IRoIAL NOTICES, $500 per square ffeT week.
u0O per square aar three insertions or less $l.5Q;
d lS square, thSSe insertions, $I.00i one week,
$50.
Advertisements inserted Ia the MAIZE STATE
Fn1ss thish has large circulation in part of
ie sate fer 800 per square for rst insertion, and
50 cents per square tor taoh subsequent insertion.
'"aAL NogIOse st usual rates.
4.aneientadvertisement nRst be paid form I'D.
Varce.
BgslNHss EoTIoEs, In reading columns, 20 cents
pef ne for one insertion no charge ieef than fifty
cents fer each insertion.
EgS- -Allconmunications Intended for the paper
shoald be directed to tho Edtor Of the Press, and
shose of business characterize the PabHshers.
Eg~ jon PR1ETIza OF every description executed
Sith dispatch.
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As soon as mustered in, and further bounty Of
800 for years enlistment, 5000 for two years.
and $500 for th years; onethird being paid down
and the remainder in instameats. They will be cred
tied to the Districts where they their families are
domiciled, and will therefore rec 1--WE the
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09

To Washington where all enlistments are consum-
mated, can ee obtained OF any Provost Marshal if
the applicant is proper subject for enlistment
On arriving at Washington, veterans will be cared
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-09

of sorrow, over the unnumbered causes of acciden-
tai DEATHS caused by the of these easily liz ted
infahma BILE agents. A truthful inscription upon
thousands of little tombstones would be, = 7AA
The New York herald., 1865-03-12
THE FINEST PLACE IN THE SOUTH,
BELLEMoNrE, NEAR NASHVILLE.

Tho elegantly improved and magnificent country scat
known Bellemonte half miles southwest Of the
city Of Nashvc offered Lease term Of three or
Ave years will be sod exchanged property the
city Esy Ys % E rss Ss Of the
the finest IN the SOUTH costly and elegant many South
ern mansions are.
The grounds adjoining the residence comprise sixty
acres and ON the place abundance Of satuay, shrub
berry evergreens and vineyards with pleasant walks and
drives; green houses containing the choicest flowers and
the best vaetes house, avsry coal house.
and house. which supplies tie whole building
with gold fish and elegant tower founts re- Three
large ciserns two water tanks FOR the supply OF bath rooms
wf hoass and nf ho
handsome cottage, with four kitchen, built for
gardeners house. which Is entirely detached from the other
The residence has thirty forty rooms large airy hail.
spacious galleries and versndahs large ROOM suitable
for ball room or picture gallery fns billiard room bowling
added.
The place mako an attractive summer resort or pr
the scarcity Of hotel accommodations win ample pa
onage There Is no reason why Beemon,e .houd not be-
desire TO visit Europe the OF the s the only
With capital and energy easily double their
With the place will be sold nne Billiard Table two spien-
dd grand PinnoA Cylinder Piano. large Music Box
with clock attached, assortment
In u dwelling. - 8@H
The undersigned win furnish all necessary information
street. Nashville, latter parties at distance We
can exhibit lthoSrsph Views OF Besmone and splendid
Possession win DO given In May q lyme ss ds.irsd
Real Estate Agents, Nashville, Tenn.
orW. HAYES,
l63 Fulton street. New York
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

n ARMSTRONG, 40 SIXTH AVENUE, SHLow
ns sood. Hoasry. dlovss sed deSis' rrn.sinf cssds
Trimniins Ribbons Linrns, NapttSs, foweiings and
psm~sks Bisaches shrasu Brown husins ana shsstssA
Yankee Netoasin endless Variety.
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

kNIRST CLASS BERGEN PROPERTY-FOR SALE,
within twenty 1--WE haues OF Astor Honse one OF the
finest nrs class Residences Bergen Heights built four
water &as furnace BE- WIN cell with without the furni
tnre Horse all the ferries Teris
mmediarely II required An opportunity rarely nc with.
Address or apply to JOHN H. PLATT opposite the Court
House, Hudson City, n J.
TfIFTEEN FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE
In New Jersey and Westohester county from 200
&c acres r. % rroes TO sao pistAnsss from New York
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

r7INY COUNTRY REsrDsNCEs- AT BEnGrN yPW
ark Irvington, asbet, PjsA 0eid Madison brans.
Mount Clair, BiooinnelA IgeNasacs rassaie. Bea ~
spring EnFlewood and all localities Hudeoa r.ger es
chester ooaniy s,asn and Laag Islands 5000 y $4,000
1. W,EP SEYMOUR, ia Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-03-12
SAVES or uEAL EsTATE.

! I,oR sALR-No D EAST rHIRrY.Figsr STREET;
three high tLno., fTk, 2ex): between
sid fearth syeaueA Price sis.sn Apply 70 h. y. LA.
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

EoR sALE-A GOOD HOME, ON A HIGHLY. .CULTI-
waited farm OF eighty dvc hundred choice
fruit trees situation healthy oerookng pleasant city,
with extensive view Of surrounding country
from New gork-rsins hourly neighborAood unsIcepton
able good place 70 bring and educate family only
and quarter miles from rst class college, and mile
from excellent female seminary. Price SliC0D with
crops and od-fashioned farm house. with rooms or
80 900 with new handsome mpdern built house by
No. 3l1V Post Office, New York
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

4 NICE HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT-NEW SMALL
- brown stone 81 East Twenty street first house
Tss OF lexington basement high
ssp al improvements aud ~ complete order. permit
nry 70 join FOLEY lbS Brosdray or 1T 81 Lexington
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

n1L WELL ENGINES FOR sALR--sEyaRAL OF TEN
" horse power, with patent rl vsye also ~ horss
Engine and Boilers, and ega horse sser, h9mtic
street. JOHN hCLA SES.
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

DLATroRM SCALES, WEIGHING go POUNDS RANT
l. Trucks, Hosting Eop~s. Blocks scrase Tools. &c.
second hand; cheap Inquire Of &. H. VINCENT e Tin
ity place.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-15
Our New Mode.

The articles of goods numbered from up to U.s.,
600 81 800 consisting of pianOs melOdeons gold and
silver watches, sewing machines tea and table setts
solid silver tea and table spoons and forks ETC., etc.,
and the other 81 500 articles of valuable jewery work
and toilet cases. photograph albums, open face silver
watches and fancy articles in great variety 1000
tices numbered from to printed and put into
sealed envelopes and well mixe and of these Ia
ken out and sent to the person sending Is cents
expense of postage etc., and the
article of goods corresponding with the number the
notice will be sent to the holder of thu Immediate
y Gf he desires to purchase the artlce the receipt
of Two Dollars. For instance the number on the no.
tce sent to you should be 5OO and piano. or diamond
sett gold watch should be numbered &c., it will be
sent to you for 81 and for article in our list
of 70 coo articles .t..
@After receiving the article, If it does not pleas
you, you can return it and your money shall be re
funded.
% cents must be sent to pay expense Of POSTAGE CO
respondence, ETC., on one notice.
Remember, that whatever article corresponds with
number notice, you have it by paying Tt>
Dollars for it, whether it be worth 800 $500. And
it is for interest to deal fairly and send out fine
articles, gives confidence to the public and thereby
increases sales.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-15
VARIOUS TIE MS.

~ special, in speaking of ex.Gov. Wick
life, of Louisiana, and his being in Washing
ton, denies that he is an applicant for pardon
declaring that he was Union man during
the whole war
MAJOR General Hooker is soon to pro-
coed to St Louis, for the purpose of leading to
the altar in marriage wealthy and beautiful
widow of that city. s..
-ea One OF our worthy State Senator'S"
says the Nashville Dispatch, twas attacked
by the sidewalks of Cherry street, late last
night, and driven to a doorstep, where he sat
until a late hour, awaiting for the pavement to
recover its equilibrium.
w An Irishwomaa pretending to tie
wealthy Cuban has swindled large sums of
money out of parties in New York. She trav-
eled in style-loud dress, many jewels, twelve
large trunks, &C., &c.
% The Prussian police have commenced
their attacks upon the trade societies by order
ing their President to leave Berlin and the con.
tiscation Of their newspaper. .~-z
eY The prize for impudence, at the London
Dramatic Show, was won by young lady,
who, after persuading the kindly manager of
the palace to get her some flowers, stuck one
in his button hole and charged him two shil-
ling and sixpence for it.
cB The Selma Railroad Company have
made arrangements by which in a short while
it would receive six new engines, fifty add.
tional cars and supply of railroad iron sufi.
cient to put the road in good running condi-
ton.
eB The Macon (Ga.) Journal and Messenger
was suppressed some time since, and one of it,
editors, Mr.. A. P. Burr, imprisoned Tire
paper has again made its appearance, and an.
nounces that Mr.. Burr has been released by
order of Gen. Steadman. D..
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-15

One of tea setts of pieces of gold sill
Verware is worth bushel of the cheap dollar ewery
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-15
IN nj. LOW, REAL ESTATE

10 Agent, Carbonate, ILL.,, will attend to
buvins or selling real estate paying taxes furnishing
abstracts of title the collection Of debts etc. Terms
J. Oges5y, Gen N. Haynie Carbondale-Isaac
Clements, Atty at Law, Frank J. Chapman, Campbell
4 Richert Cairo-Munn Mum. Attys at Law, Hon.
Bank. Maricn-Jesse Bishop, Esq murphy sboro-F
c. Bierer NJ. d. De Soto-J. B. Chamberlain Esq.
Du Quoin-Dr. Burgess, j. W. Sanders. Makapda-
Capt +. Evans. New Yorf city--John Lowe.
aup27ed3mx
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-15
COMPREHENSIVE.

DIR. CHARLES W. DUNNING and DR.. JOSEPH N.
MCDOWELL have this day entered into partnership in
the prsctce of Medicine and Surgery in the city Cali
and its surroundings. -e---
Patients from distance who need their services,
be accommodated during their in the city apd
convenience and attendance given them.
..---a JOS. n. MCDOWELL, II. D.,
Sept6-df CHARLES W. DDNNiNG, NJ D,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-15

II OST. - ABOUT ONE WEEK
Aago, a leather wallet containing a one dol.
lar greenback, postal currency and envelop
addressed g Thos. Brown, Cobb, Blasdell Co.
The envelope contained several photographs, Anyi
leaving the photographs at the First National Bank
be suitably rewarded. aug3-df
The sun., 1865-02-11
Mews Items
2, r.s.,rspA to IA, E.s YorI su~,'

Tus Joint resolution Auiyiug Ihs Constitutional
an aueudiucl, passed tuc Indians Senate yesterday.
a,Jou HAZE, GuNoa- oou'picuous rebel offeer
suI puerrI-, srr,vei in Boston yesseriay, anu
VA u once forwarded 90 Fort Warren.
A tEANEyoEr, Ky, d.sf A1ch says that capt
Br.dtewstor attacked ne rustr'llls al lason'ilIe
At ? o'clo-k yesterday morning, L.ihng .lur, and
scattering tie rest 10 the woods lie as1 captured
70 horscs"
A tAsas meet; ng was he d Al purlartou, \. j.,
rhurslsy eyOl.n.', to iusuyurstc tie movement ',r
thr y.rcuiAton o'peuIous to the Legislature - rat.
ny ,hc amendment 10 t4e Conauuon ,.o.ish.us
sAvsry.
The sun., 1865-02-11
New York state Legislature.

Ab1r7 Fsb 10 The iol' wing h's ver, 70.
ported hv.rtIyi Iu.re.su ~ tho ie's . Ne Vel
Gate = Iu.s. fYr tho .. ear.ysti1r Of oI.uous 'e-
lycrc,l in the Court r Auicals. Declaring No.
d-., Whenever HOLIDAYS O,eYr ou SInlay,a hFil
f,l',y. IT,. A'so,l is amen n cuss TO- th' ''n-
to-. Pa q % .vtfr c.ururfc,i 100. Alec III Ass''n-
tly aiuer.iutr.. 10 the state R'unty BIT.
b.IHa -rrYri,. % .tulDsgu.ut lUs l.tt corpot-
a.ous AusHaa. ne charter o. t.o BepI.'e
Itutsu.c Company Amending the .hsfter - We
B'por..usi i. Savings Bank.
H,tt- PA-rLD 10 fsc. tate ihe a.qlisiuon -
ls'.is 'Ur TO tfotYu Keservur. = N'r ne .'u-
pcuH4tIpu Of TIE members Oi the New 'rs 'om-
luou & agrrll at t-.c"p.
NJ Anircws cal ei the attention % tie Scna;' 20
th, report ~ the Drat Cot.u.ttte - he NcR 1orS
B Isr4 8 SGpcrv.s rs, wherein uoy ia m t1 have
procured reduction o. veuty tive Iv' cent. on
t.e gI.u uf tAo city. NJ Auar,ws chafaeisrzed
{ Is IS &C.. '-ats ihrruaoi. llat g. .4.tHu = 80
cuuoeici ou the ~ otFenruary, through tht Efforts
OF .ir Guveru.r whie thi. ,ou.tuittce, according
g. ths,r own r,IstL It'd NOS The frcr lcut uhni
the bth. ] tuc Governor, tlers!orc lelons' We
credit
Mr. L.uhccr hA. Introduced substitute for NE
origins Mr.r,r Titan q strict Fire Department! BIZ,
which Includes Bro3tlyu, with the District, but
sVcmpts hist CT, from the operations u tie law.
except tat the Fire Department rcr ut snnually to
Ihc C.mu.ssaucrs. It gives TO the present de-
par lcui exclusive contr j the p-eseu, clsnty
fund. AdiJurucd Nu MONDAY evening.
The sun., 1865-02-11

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hu1'hF te4N1.'. '.r . ~.
ofeu 'ttcets a. q ~ ~. ..e ',il' -' . ,,.,. 90,
Tie Poaecf Of Itus-.' lie often 'el'-f"1 -p0N
temperance
Tu1pts hs. announced ths, be intends shortly
~ c,non 20 Csr,sin individuals, whom he dcsis-
u.tss az "Dutcb -,srt. - and who, ia 1852, were
,,n, a. d..It IL, n T,I.i Ly The Cslvinisu spd pa
t,,tie .'lI..,,,s Al Great Prince y Orange -
f,,o.ustly k,I.,t IN no story Of the Se,hor orlAnds
a, ,4ho f,tIc,,flIs n...ole"
-. s., az, Nal. on
ihA r'e"nn'l"'h. y ".'i = i.,,..,,.e.I den
Grant that Lee a'ut. ~ he more irporiAnt p's''
tons w.th tie full strength ot his army ani 'ou'
SEQ emily that wlst oil"ston 5Hetuisn ~ AZ
r.uutsr vii come chiefly rom Hirercs Ntny' w
s.'te IN lIta oi GeorgiS an South "a ,huN' snu
possibly one Or tSJ to-i1 rom D.N !'ot hAruiJ
T,,, f,...-...,. s ,,..,,, c,ig1t bsvs led TIER
d ato C,,...,,, ,...eIIn "a. nation Hon.
I,'',,, - 80 80 - t,,v.fpor. with uIe rest
IN s,.'. -, s,,...,t.d a tho ureviou4 ec,.
a." Tt. ,,.'I,,lor. ,t.tFt'p us t.atrorin o.
f.c. .,,t ,i.,,,..-. -. A-ol.t,u aueudt. .rnt u
t.s,,,,,,i,., -, 80, y.,,iyuty AMI a. q new bar.
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~
Tur p,..ld.rt AMI Mra Lincoln entertained q
The sun., 1865-02-11
MARINE NEWS.

CLEARED.
sTFAMSHiP- Saxon. Lavender, for Nogfoh- Va
SHIPS Eepublik, TOT Bremen, Christans, London
BAkk-F n knight Leighton, for hatsmors.
BRIGs A smith, AataInorss. Ina Nassau, y B.
sCHOONLRs-Sea Bird, hatamoras, A Perkins
a. John, X. g n hodgdon salem; " Baker
Elilabet ethport, J.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS city Of London. from Liverpool,
Golden Rule, GGeytosn
SHIPS Robin Hooq, Of Boston, from RAngoon;
Energe, Alicante, via Hampton Roads; Fortuna
Marseilos; MagdaIsne, Bremen.
BARNS FANNIE Hamilton OF Gibraltar, Palermo.
BRIas-Po.oman, New Orleans. ChimhorsIo, MI
rAsO-ne. Louisa CArdeuAs, A.tcft Adams Guada-
oupe, Voiant, Aul Cages, Ida, 81 kits.
sCHOONERs-Naviga Nsuvitas; FLYING FiSh,
Yort RIVER l. Y HLloct. HOG lsland Emma Fur-
bush ROcklAnd
The sun., 1865-02-11
Congressional Proceedings,
xXXSunL CONGREsS- -econd srsnion.



Udsiirgtor, p Nj wito1 offered rr-olu
aqu iustucttut tAs Committee ca " itary Affairs to
lnlui,e into the elpoicncy Of appropriate ,lo oo,-
rDn captured ~ Savannah for tho manufacture OF
L-n,s, &c. for tie army, VII oh va objected H..
The unfinished bu7iuots o. yesterday, which VAS
The Ieysatlye Judiris sni Executive precipitation
bll. ~as iAseu up A. O'Clock.
M Sumter a.ted that the bill before the senate
~ aid aside, aud that N, pre'l!eutS communication
roncrrniug tho late rosce Conference be- read It
" ordered, rni th. fTerideuts mo-Ase was r,ai,
sner ~h,ch NJ Saul-iurv said:
Regafd.n .nr 'hst Me,is,Ts the most important ever
trrnsu'ttei o.. ta' HEt#i 'rlt nt DE u.tr. state
HoyD that ~ lo ri"iIe 10 ."rc' cowmi''D'o o. r'"
DoIb s of Sine BODY, aud that t",b Lf't ieh'' ." It-
M snmncr thiut II win be- cuou.h - wc order
4 20 Boz puu,yi. imovr that % b. piut,i aud o..
seted 90 Tie ON 'ho tai &.
M Sau,lug, docs the Chair decide my motion
H., Fo.,sr lin rc Ch,irI The Chair dee, not On
=, ide hut the MOTION 20 IA uu tue table As's the
yt,a edsuUo oI if
NJ SAuituury. Well, | wish 20 rive notice that
sul ltN,rS my motion NJ AotDer ttWc.
The senate resumed the cousdcrAtion Of the Ap-
T,upr,ntiuu Biz aud IL was discu-.ei a. length. IL
sus astced that the senate in.st ou is amendment
triking out the prc,siou ior cAgra cjmp-usa.ou 20
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