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Protection to Naturaiizcd Citizess.

TIs London TfuTs reports through Its Berlin
correspondence, that the United States ministers
n..-.i,ed T. the Herman States have been instruct
,It, obtain tre,tes, Or Al leas, binding promises
T. tie effect that no usturalizod citzsn Of ,hs
,..u,fy shall hereafter DO liable TO imprsssmen,
o. e. .rnau.. According to tho prsssn, military
l.,, ava practice IA the German States, any male
nstye thereof who emgr.tsd 10 this country be-
ireLay.pg acquitted himself Of military duty, is
laile, up.n returning TO Germany on visit, 10 10
iiui rc..ed into the army aud compelled to EIrvs
the usual term Of three years. lie may have been
are dent - the United ststes twenty years, he
may la,e held Office under our Government he
uay have served ~ n soldier in the army, never.
tlssss. beis liable to arrest the instant his feet
toi.h the soil of Germany, and " be- made com
pulsorv soliier ia government 10 which he does
no, owe allegiance The assumption Of this right on
tNe part ofGsrmany causes great Inconvenience AMI
danger To considerable class n orr German
citizens who desire 10 visit the "iAiher.nd :" and
8 v.r,l .nmai.i discuss ons have A. various tifnos
snsuei hstwecn orr authorities and those of Ger
many. with rsersnc. 10 this subject But tits tho
prime pie involved in this claim which Germany
,rtog,,ss rather than The Inconvenience aud dan
ger n individuals. which rerdsrs II most OBJ
uoxous Whom person Of foreign birth passes
.hro1gh the process Of naturalization here, and
renouuces Allegiance 10 "svery foreign prince, po-
trnts,. aud power" he bscoInes bono I'D, citizen
OF the Uuisi States, Liable to all tho sI.c,ona en-.
,.uod IA, ri. n.,, po,,t,on and entitled 10 all the
-. ,.i,,i,r.s .,d i,,,r,u,ti.s Thereafter M
,o,.,r,,on, has any u,, cl.,n Of ,ll,y.nc.
.h,r, ..d .,,.,, in c,s..,rb.,o crime h,,
a,,,,,.J h, n,,,o, shopld no defended AMI
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TRADE NOTICES.

DAINTERS-THE EXCURSION COM. OF
\. T. House Painters are requested Ia meet
At their Hail. 90 Cth av, th. evening Al o'clock
Every member IL requested TO attend. Bv order
lHoS. Y. BOZ RkE Chairman. 7. :. Tho Hail
Com. are requested 10 meet at place prepare
fual report i29
nCARRYMEN'S L. =. SOCIFTY-THERE
NSwill be general meeting Of e.ch division Of said
society held in the 18th Ward HAL, IN 55d IT, on
Thursday evening, July the l3th, at . O'Clock A
full attendance Is requested, hy Older Of JOIN =
kASrERsON, General President; hARIIN THEA
CIV, General Secretary. 2S2
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Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.



~ compared With any previous week during the
last two months, the pact has been characterized
by uuusual activity IN this department Of trade, a
lively demand. for most OF the leading articles for
shipping puiposes, having recent, been developed.
This STATE OF tho market holders have not ucs ed
10 take advantage OF and hence Sc find in SUNNI Ing
rally enhanced scale Of prizes Among other nrti.
cle- is quoted &C., hi her rye lIc wheat Poe
Hour from M tO i5c pork ~, moAssc- Be and sugar
= C., and many Of the miner articles also show an
upward movement. Butter, however, has not svnI-
pathized with this oNemCut The hieh frures at
which 1t continues To be held dscoursges shipments.
aud the California and Southern trade IL az pres
eut extremely limited, the business ia restricted
almost exclusively TO home consumption, thu. tend
ing reduce prices. Few lots command higher TAN
e. lCr pound, Cheese, on the contrary IL Ia better
demand Tor shipping purpOars ami prices are adj
yauced. with the exception OF pok, meats lower
We quote.
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Fl.a.eiai New. Markets. Ste.

VIZ JorE, "Wednesday, Jiiy u, J. Mold
opened this morning At Is =. and afcr selling up to
lil's closed at iiiS. The decline IN Fivc-T-cntles
IN Europe. and the increased shipment of specie
tended to produce this rse In the premium on gold.
The general stock market ductuatine, rorts
icing tractionLy higher, while others were a. much
lower. Governments were steady and quiet. The
Ncnties suffered . small decline The supply
Of money continues very large and cal-lcans range
from to PER cent The discount market .as very
dun, tho rates being bAay per cent. according TO
erson bs tailed Foreign exchange irmer but
The demand vas small. Bli's at GO days on London
-oie held q To- itNs Tor commercial. The Neu
York exports Exclusive Of spyciel for the week
ending july 10th, compare follows with fomer
tutuE.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
To Advertisers.

~ would tsain remind our advertising patrons
go ibeir favor. will b. too late for elsssifcsion
uuiO handed in at our counter before nine oeloch.
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since Jan. lft.....s. = lof,otNtl,O a0k'ayt,NlS
On Change today Flour was &c. q 1nc. better hut
less active. Wheat opened quiet and very ttm, but
closed duh and tc. 2c lover. Com and Oats we're
q ~ and lc n &c lower. Pork ,r,iet aud lower
BEEF vas quiet. Lard WAS without decided chance
hhlskey quiet and steady
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RANk OF UTICA-THE o.
- more than two thirds Of the capil
Bank Of tica having, IN Writiug, 4
Board Of directors 10 chan and GO
Bank OF Utica into a National Auod.,
Act OF Congress entitled, An Act e. 3
al currency, uecure ny the pledlr -
bonds, and 10 prov or the circulat o
tion thereof A. YFcd June 8 -
hereby gwen ID" HANK OF ticA =.
determined !, .e,ouIs National Bauiy
under the Laws Of the United
the namu Of the "FiIst Nat.onalf
ca" l.. V. ROGERS, Cashivl
1865. .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wbee'er g. Wilson, No. Gas Brondway,
New York Lock Stitch Sewing Machine and Bu ton.
hole Machine B1S
Howe sewing Machine Company-EIias
HOWE Jr, President, No 629 Broadway, New
York. 31e
Grover g. Bnker's Highest Premium
Elastic stitch and Loeb Stitch sewing Machines,
4g5 Broadway, Y.,and 495 Fulton II, Brooklyn 81
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GENERA. BUsIN

a LII SIZES OF THE EASY
1hCru'ches arc nov ready These G.,
elastics are acknowledged the best, I
cheapest ever made. PLY sicians mud
for many invaids and 9th, m, aged o.
The patent ell site tops can be htled
crutch In 10 minut =. Call and see tie 4
street aie~ doors east OF broadway. II.
wanted
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V-IV I.S. LDAN-rIrIuh'
BANk,
S3s THIRD ~
1hh Bank has the notes oil the
salc. ..
open also for the sale Of 1908 evdS
tOy's 4. II, d,
- RICHARD KEN !,
A. THOMPSON, Cashier. b
c0-SlXTY CENTS PER Y,
w Beet oil Tor Kerosene I am
Gallon, At CHAPPELS, l2G Nader,
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CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL II
YAH other Kinds Of Job rnnting nt,
for cash, By THOMAS T.. 81 IlUN, 70
FULTON n, bot. Nassau AID Broadvay }
NOTICE To LADIES. IT'S
sirnod has op,uud ,
a NCI SID
Al No. IS DOWNING sTN
Where Ladies can tind an a-sur'Mtl
ments, HHclue- and BasquHs, ToIdy-u'
order. Ladies own materials made N.
ALL KINDS OF FAMILY ST.
Wheeler & Wilson's sewing mAChiu,
Trimmings constantly on hand
Gail on NkS. =
Is Downing Of, bet. Is dioid D n
3G4 n
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or small AihuuHt-.
STU DlO Vac
Once in the studio Bu,. !
No. 10 TENTH Sr., BE1. 5rI 4
Jne4uallei Fire and Burgla--ls
mOdatiOn- Tor the Irspptuy
FAMILY slLNEE;N'
Jewel Ca'es, Title Deeds, G0ycrnn .
lion, CNh Boxes, lIclugk d
ARTISTS STtDlE L
and valuAhlcs Of AL dee,
ABsULl IL SAFETY GlAn I
Hour, >. AN 10 ~ lgfN'
WILLIAM A. CROCkER, SIPh O.
Private Sales and strong Bol
Combination Locks, 10 ren, y. 4
PRIVATE OFFIt, I,
For the use Of Custom ;,
IT ). $50 TREASURY NGtf
~ thought at the Mechanics Bluh,uh
even No.. bet. ! and O'Clock. Don
gcing ~ ta". -
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WlLLlAM ABBOTT, AUCIIOk
W 10 Chatham square, sells Il
O'Clock, IN front OF 1879 Chatham .lul-
bed, chairs, bedsteads. looking glas y
pals kettles, earthonrarc, &c. &c. :
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SPECIACLES AND ElE n
~ entsd April, 1868 They slit ~ !,
years sold only by Prot. fbWD. : VI
turer on the Eye and Spectre -. 81 Z
broadway, \. Iork,And 80 Nash.n II
Mass. La
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Green peas, lush .5O.T5
rinT leans, tu. .TsaSIs
Iuafe., nw,lNlj 0laI %
sIuahue., b1l. - 5Ua,t IN
tomatoes, las. ..4UUnl 5g
lo!na,oes, beg N A.
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No. %
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION.

Il
wuppp.s tbe twenty first section of the act of Con-
cres approved on the third Instant etted An act to
amend the several acts heretofore passed to provide for
the enrolling and calling out the national forces anu Tor
other purposes requires that in addition to tho other
lawful penalties of the crime of desertion from the mill
ry or naval service all persons who have deserted the
military naval service of the United States who shall
not return to said service report themselves to pro-
yost marshal within sixty days after the proclamation
hereinafter mentioned shall be deemed and taken to
have voluntary renqushed and forfeited their rights Of
citizenship and then rights to become citizens and such
deserters shall be forever incapable OF holding any
office of trust profit under the United States or Of
exercising any rights OF citizens thereof ana all per-
service and oil persons who being duly enrolled shall
depart the jurisdiction of tho district In which he Is
rolled go beyond the limits of the United States with
intent to avoid any draft into the military naval
vice duly ordered shall be liable TO the pena ties of this
section And the President is hereby authorized and
quired forthwith ON the passage of this act to issue bis
proclamation setting forth the provisions of this section
In which Proclamation the President ia requested to
notify all deserters returning within sixty days afore
said that they shall be pardoned condition of
Ing to their regiments and companies to such other
organizations as they may be assigned to until they
shall have served for period OF time equal to their
original term Of enlistment"
Now, therefore, be 1t known that l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
President Of the United States, do issue this my Procia
nation required by said act ordering and requiring
all deserters to return to their prper posts and do
hereby notify them that all deserters who SHALL within
sixty days from the date of this Proclamation Wis
before the tenth day of May 1885, return to service or re-
port themselves TO proVostmarsal shall be pardoned
condition that they return to their regiments and
companies or to such other organizations they may be
assigned TO- and serve the remainder Of their original
term Of enlistments and in addition thereto period
equal TO the time lost by desertion.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed
Done at tbs city of Washington, this eleventh day
r, q, OF March, in the year OF our Lord thousand
~ eight hundred and sxty-fivo, aud Of the indie
pendencs Of the United States the eighty-nir tn.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
William II SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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OFFICIAL.

may be- mustered into the military or naval service of
the United States shall from and after the passage of
this act be forever Free any law usage or custom what
soeyer to the contrary notwithstanding; and in determ
ming who is the wife and who the children of
and the woman claimed to be his wife have cohabited
together associated husband and wife, and so con-
tnued to cohab associate at the time of the enlist
ment, evidence that form ceremony OF marriage,
whether such marriage was not authorized OF
recognized by law has been entered into or celebrated
BY the and that the parties thereto thereafter lived To-
and continued to live cohabt associate at the tmeo
the enlistment shall be deemed sufficient proof OF mar
Of any such marriage shall DO deemed aud taken to be
the children embraced within the provisions OF this act
whether such marriage shall or shall not have been dis
solved at the time of such enlistment
Approved, March 3, 1865.
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AMERICA:
A PROCLAIM TON
WHEREAS the act OF congress the 2sth Of Septelo.
her, 1850 entitled An act to add ona collection
districts In the State of California and to change the
stng districts therein and to modify the existing col
lection districts In the United States" extends to
merchandise whaFehoussd under bond the privilege of
being exported to the British North American Provinces
aaoinng tho United States IN the manner prescribed In
she act Of congress Of the Sd of March 1S45 which
usnatea certain frontier ports through which mer-
nanoss nay be exported and further provides that
eher ports situated the frontiers Of the United
ates adjoining the British North American Proyinces
10 @ hereafter be found erpedent may have extended
b suSn tns IKE privileges on the Recommendation of
MAJ oesretary Of the Treasury and pt6ciamation dniv
see BY the President of the United States sYociou
tne ports 10 which the aforesaid priyiera,
Nov, therefore, /, ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Presidents os g.,
entsd States Of America in accordance with Tho r e
usnuau"n or the Secretary Of the Treasury do hor,
and proclaim that the port of Newnort n ~
Iss q Vermont IL and shall DO entitled to ali the nr;
IN regard to the expectation OF merchanaiss q,
~. 70 lhe British North American PROVINCES adioisrs
Sni,ea states which extended to the ports eun
M 70 IN the 18th section Of the act Of Congress OF IN
, srch lsas aforesaid, from and after the date q
N wl.ness whereof have hersunto set nay hand aut
caused tne seal o the United States to be afixed
& po a ~ ne city of Washinkton fhis eightsen4l
| Gay @August, In the year Of eur tetd 9hs thsV
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mo. 81.

R.soiu7Iov to purchase Mall Pouches o. Begss Of Mar
ehall Smiths Patent for the Postal ssres, end fol
other Purposes. .,5 -
R.sorped bv Tie Ssaats and ReHse Of Representative.
Of The United States Of America in lnorsss assembled
That the be, and he 10 hereby author
led 10 purchase of Marshall Smith such number OF mail
patent Issued april twentyssht eighteen hundred and
sixtythree, and May seventeen eighteen hundred and
sxtyour to said sith) as be may deem proper to fully
test their utility and value In the postal servcs and also
to test mode of fastening niailbags invented by
Solomon Andrews and to patent for the ss.ne
and that the expense thereof shall be paid out Of
preparation heretofore made OF hereafter to be made
the PostOfice Department
Approved March 3, 1865.
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NO. ~.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS objects of interest to the United States re
quire that the Senate should be convened at twelve
O'Clock the fourth Of March next to receive and act
upon such communications as NAV be made to IL on the
part Of the Executive:
therefore, l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN President of the
United states have considered IL to be my duty to issue
sn my Prociamation, declaring that extraordinary
requires the Senate Of the United States to con-
sae LOT the transaction OF business at the Capitol in the
y Of washington, the fourth day Of March next at
h oeiock At noon on that day, Of which all who
h :, tnet time be entitled to act az members Of that
'0uy aIe hereby rsauir ed to take netics. =
even under myhand and the seal Of Unitedstatsa
WHssainston, the sevsntssnth day Of Zebra,
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WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
No. 81.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
4 PR0CLAMA TON.

PROCLAMA TON
WHrREAs, reliable information has been received that
hostile Indians within the limits of the United States
have been furnished with and nIoitions of war by
persons dwelling In contcrmnous foreign territory and
thereby enabled TO prosecute their savage warfare
upon the exposed and sparse settlements Of the frontier
Now, therefore be it known that J. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President of the United State. of America do hereby
proclaim and direct that all persons detected In that
farous traffic shall be arrested and tried by courtmar
tia at the nearest military post and II convicted shall
receive the punishment due to their deserts
In witness whereof have hereunto zet my hand and
caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed
Done ut the city of Washington, this seventeenth
day of March, in the year of our Lord one thou
[ 1. sand eight hundred and sxty-fye, and of the
Independence of the United States the eighty
ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
BY the President:
WILLIAM II SEWARD Sscrstarg of Stdts
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oFFICIAL.

force of the two countries, allowed by the existing
treaty. NAV be insufficient to prevent and where s,
rr,h The President of the United States has proceeded
m give the notice required for the termination of the
treaty. by a communication which took effect on the
twenty-thrd November, eighteen hundred and sixty
four Therefore, 1i .-
BE a resolved By the Senate and House Of Representatives
ofMe United States Of 4merco in Congress assembled
That the notice given by the President of the United
States to the government Of Great Britain and ireland
to terminate the treaty OF eighteen hundred and
teen regulating tho naval force upon the lakes il hereby
adopted and ratified as if the same had been authorized
by congress.
Approved, February Q, 1865.
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mo. SOL - 1
RESOLUTION respecting the Publication Of the Papers Of
- Jar1ee Madison.

WHEREAS the Joint committee OF the two Houses OF
Congress on the library wers authorised by an act ap-
proved August eightssnth eighteen hundred and hfty
sig, and amended juno twsntydf;h, eighteen hundred
sead copies Of the Of james Madison and where
the appropriated for such purpose has been found
insufficient: Tn reiors,
Of the United States Of America in Cbgysss assembled,
That the said joint library COMMITTEES are hereby euther
izsd to contract for the publishing Of I'VE eoes
Of said papers, In lieu Of the enc Thousand copies hereto
fore authorized, and for the same sum.
Approved, March ;, 1856.
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.az r., t.s sl-5 mo. 2A1 -
81 THE pRfsIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Or
AMERICA:
tf PROCLAIM Tiow
4 PROCLAMATION

wsrazAs the act Of Congress Of the 2sth Of September
1850 entitled AN act to create additional collection dis
et In the State Of Caorn and to change the exist.
ing districts therein and to modify tho existing collection
districts In the United States" extends merchandise
warehoused under bond the privilege Of being exported
to the tish North American Provinces adjoining the
United States In the manner prescribed in the act Of
Congress OF the Sd Of March e45 which desgnates
tain frontier ports through which merchandise may be
exported and further provides that such other ports
situated the frontiers Of the United States adjoining
the British North American Provinces, may hereafter
be found expedent may have extended to them the like
privileges the recommendation of the Secretary of the
Treasury, and proclamation duly made by tile President
of the United States specially designating the ports to
which the aforesaid privileges are to be extended"
Now, therefore, ABRAHAM LINCOLN President Of the
United States of America In accordance with the
incubation Of the Secretary of the Treasury do hereby
declare and proclaim that the port Of st. Adams, in the
State of Vermont a. aud shall be- entitled to all the
privileges 10 regard to the expectation Of merchandise In
bond to the British North American Provinces adjoining
the United States which are extended to the ports
merated in the h section Of the act Of Congress Of the
Sd Of March 1885, aforesaid, from and after the date Of
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand, and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this tenth DAY Of
January, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
T. 8. eight hundred and sixty-tve, and Of the hide
pendepce Of the United States OF America the
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
b the President:
WILLIAM II, SEWARD, Secretary Of STATE,
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. p,.,,, ,a,ea ITO I'll qs....
1'e''IVfios TO encourage the Eppovusut of disabled
5t- .it and DISCHARGED Ss,55is W ''NT-

p,,,t.., =. =, - 01'sVuHlEtd Soldiers,
s To,sss eg the Senate and Roa,s Of Ben,atass Of
psrsons Sonoass s h%ea u Congress assembled, That
service by reason Of tsabv rom the military or naval
@ in the line duty sSou S he oI
possss H., TO civil they .S be
proper discharge Of the dutiss 81 suck for the
sEo. y And b i! fs,tter re'oIrcd, S TPas =
SOnsrsey a.ssssxsS
naval service Of the country by reason ~ military and
Of the ssgTs,Ss snusoSstn i dis
6acturers mechanics farmers and aseenauts, manu-
industrial pursuits, to give them the In
pontmeuts to renunerative ssuationls and .os ap
meuts. = -. s-a a--fA's
Approved, March ., 1855,
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No. %
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
A PROCLAMAHON.


WHEREAS by my Proclamation of the nineteenth Of
April one thousand eight hundred and sxyone, it was
declared that the ports Of certain States including those
of Norfolk in the State Of Virginia and Fernandina and
Pensacola, in the State of Florida, were for
therein set FORTH intended to be placed under blockade
and whereas the said ports subsequently blockaded
accordingly but having, for mo past been in the
military possession Of the United States it Ia deemed adj
viabe that they should be opened domestic and foreign
commerce.
Now, therefore be ii known that l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
President Of the United States pursuant to the authority
in vested by the fifth section of the act of Congress
approved the 18th of july 1861 entitled IAN act fur
ther provide for the collection of duties Imports
and for other purposes do hereby declare that the block
ado of the said ports of Norfolk Fernandin and Pensa
cola, shall far and determine from and after the
first day of December next that commercial intercourse
with those ports except to persons things and nfor
nation contraband Of war; may, from that time, be
red on subject to the laws of the United States to the
limitations, and in pursuance Of the regulations which
may be prescribed By the Secretary of the Treasury and
or may hereafter he found necessary
In witness Whereof have hereunto set my hand, and
caused the seal of the United States TO be affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this nineteenth
day of November, in the year of our Lord one
H. q. thousand eight hundred and sxty-four and OF
the independence of the United States the eighty
ninth
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II SrwlRp ,S,cretarU of Sa{s
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INC. 2s.l

JorS- RESOLUTION of Thanks to Major General oso,ra
Thomas and hsArrny under bis Command -
RI n resolsed by the Senate and Rosss Of Repr,,en,o,;,
of ~, Usstsd states Of America in Congress- asscSeS
That the thanks q eongrss, are das and are hereby
ccsrs ana soldiers under his command for their akin
and dsuntess courage by which tie rebel army under
General Hood was sgnally defeated and driven from ths
Stat; of Tennessee. ztll It.i
Approved, March 3, 1866.