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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
EIGHTH WREK
SENATE
FRIDAY, May &c.
kORE4EG SESSION.

SENATE.
FRIDAY, May &c.
kORSTEG SESSION.
Senate met at 9 O'Clock. PRAYER by
Rev. Mr. Prettyman.
Mr. Hall introduced Senate oil No
ll6, for the protection of sherifs, and
other civil officers. Passed first read
ing. This bill provides for the raising
OF p posse of twelve men in each coun-
" for the enforcement of the laws.
Mr. Senter offered Senate bill No lI6
to incorporate the Claibore Mining,
Manufacturing, and Transportation
Company Passed first reading.
Mr. Frierson presented a memorial
from the Mayor and Aldermen Of Co
bumbia, praying for the reconsideration
OF senate Bill No 50, giving the recor-
der OF that city Jurisdiction over Grim
inel cases.
Mr.. Trimble's motion TO strike out in
Senate biz No. Is, the oath 20 far as it
related to private life, and only extend
ing the Same to office holders OF the
State, was taken up and concurrcd in.
Those voting in the affirmative are
Bosom, Cate, Case, Frierson, Frazier.
Lasater, Muse, Mckinney, McEIwee,
Smith, and Trimble; in the negative,
Bowen, Cypert, Hal, Keith, Peart,
Randolph, center, Spence, ana Rogers.
hr Bowen offered Senate bill No
III, on the same subject matter. IN lien
Of Senate bill No. IS.
Mr. Trimble msved to lay it upon the
table, which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Bow en- then moved to strike ont
the preamble aud insert n act to
prescribe an oath to all public oficars
Of the State Of Tennessee" Rejected
Ino bill then passed unanimously on
its shird reading and was transmitted
70 the House.
Dir. Frasler, from special Committee. !
reported upon Senate bill No So for The
relief OF loyal men and recommended |
Senate Bill No rs on the same subject
matter in lieu which was accepted.
Mr Spence offered Senate Bill No
ll9 in lieu of Senate Bill No us On |
of Mr. Butler both e referred
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Butler introduced Senate Rul
No 100 20 amend the reYenue laws Of
the state. Passed first reading and
referred to the Judiciary Committee
a Special Message was received from
The Governor on the present status Of
The Hermitage Property, which will be
.Cund in another column.
Mr. Muse called up Senate Bill No
.C2 TO limit the elective franchise.
Without coming TO a vote on the
Iame the Senate adjourned until ,
o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Hall introduced Senate bill No
=, to encourage military discipIine
to provide for the protection Of
state Passed first reading.
Senate bill No lO2, was again called
nto consideration.
Mr. Trimble moved TO take up his
amendment which, with the rest ortbe
amendments, 10 the bill was reconsid-
red and laid upon the table this mern-
ne. This caused a lengthy discussion
no and o between Messrs, RandoInb
'rimble. Smith, Butler, Peart. Hurst {
aad Bowen, after which the aves
M noes were called, and the amend
nent lost. :
The senate then adjourned until tos
1orning at the usual nour.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, :
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The Trial OTthe COnspiratOrs--RenJa.
MINIS Cipher.


An important link in the chsin Of
( evidence laid before the Washington
4 Military Commission is Benjamin. ci.
Z pher, the identical instruments by means
I Of which he carried on his corresponds
q 10 with the rebel agents in the neigh.
boring Provinces, BY the ala Of this
invention. and making use Of such
messengers as Booth and Surratt Ben.
lamin, it seems, must have been able 10
Keep up an important correspondence
with Sanders. Thompson and Others. /.
for many months before the collapse OF
the C~onfederscy Il does not exactly
sppear IN the testimony st what date
the cipher" was first put into use in
conducting the Canada business; but
there is little doubt il was in full ope-
ration throughout the Niagara Falls
peace negotiations. II will be remem-
bered that the rebel diplomatists pledg-
Ell themselves 70 get the necessary pow
or from Richmond e treat with Mr. ]
Greeley, 10 the event of their over
lures being entertained. This they
could only hsve done by the double
agency Of Benjamin's "cipher," and the
underground EaRl OF which the Sur
rate and others seem 70 have had tho
running The negotiations, however,
having been prematurely broken Oh,
the cipher was immediately put 10
other uses. Is appears by the decipher
ed letters laid before the commission
on Saturday.
IL wss generally understood at the
time that Sanders and mis- CJnfederates,
in protesting TO make pacific o~vertuTes,
were simply attempting to create q
lever with which 70 operate at the ap-
preaching Presidential election. The
selection Of a prominent Republican {
~ uemedIum for making propositions
OF peace, wsS, Of course, intended 10
o4Fert attention from the party polid- ,
cal movement which lay ia the back Z
ground, and which took definite ex- e
preston al Chicago.
how terribly concerned the "~peace I
were in the Presidential =
struggle Is we'll shown in one Of the
which the cipher hiss brougbt a
% light The prospect Of the loval v
Of the North deliberately voting
hat the war had proved = failure, was, n
10 doubt seriously blighted long before I
he 18th Of October. That was the date
n which the peace agents st Niagara u
the sutioined appeal TO the -
uthorities at Richmond.
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hLLLs o. TRIRn pr.nrrn

House bill No. 50, - Incorporate the
iennessee AID Cumberland Coal. oil
and Mining Company. Passed
House bill No il, TO charter the
tennessee Express Company Passed
House bill No. IO7, to INCORPORATE the
Tennessee and Kentucky Mining and
Petroleum Company, with amendment
Incorporating tue Memphis Club.
Louise bill l37, 70 amend an sct in
cooperating the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad Passed.
House bill No 50, to repeal sn act in
cooperating a military department in
Andrews College and Tor other purpo s-
es. Passed
House bill No 81, 70 revive the char
ter Of the Chattanooga and Kentucky
Passed.
House bill No 79, to establish a Claim
for Tennessee in the citv of
W sshlngton. Passed.
House bill No 81, TO Incorporate the
Ladies Institute of Memphis
Passed.
House bill No 90, to i~ncorporate the
Jackson Coal, OIL, and salt COMPANY
-ald over informally.
q
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Storage. StoEana.
For Sale.

GToRkGE can be had on reasonable terms. by
- calling Al No. 70 brosd street, between Cherry
aud auLnmer, north side. may.T-ts
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A Lot Of FIVE Bugges, oarrisges, &c, st Nir
n swsris's stable, ca front street, below Gov.
enuent Printing Once. mayE7-gts
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Jehs p~etticoats are 20 be sent 10 the
chicago Fair. That institution ought
tohsVe also s lock Of my old moth.
~ HAIR.
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yYv BILLS

By Mr. Doughty To -incornorata tho
New York and Tennessee Petroleum
and Mining Company. Passed and Re-
ioIfed 20 committee on Corporations.
~ Mr. Wright: To regulate the stock
OF sumner county in the Louisville and
Nashville railroad. Passed and refer
REQ 20 committee on Internal Improve.
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III reported that President John
son has caused 3 sharp dispatch TO be
sent 70 the spanish Government in re-
gard 10 he conduct Of the oficisls Of
NubE towards the rstss gaa Stonewa,L
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IUEIssI0v OF A yEu urNBrR

Mr. Inmlu, Representative from the
counties OF Knox and Sewer, elected
Ia place oil Mr. McCammon, deceased.
appeared before the Speakers desk.
and was sworn in.
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THIRD SERIES
23O,OOO,OOO.
7-3O Loan.

These notes sre issued under dsie G! Jnly 70
1855. and are payable tIree years from thst date IN
currency, OF sre conyerIbIe ST the op5oa cf the
hnLI.- ~. =
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o0ToBERR - 1864

We sgain urge the necessity Of oyr
gaining immediate advantages Str,iD
every nerve for victory. We now Iook
upon the reelection OF Lincoln in No
yember az almost certain, and we need
70 whip his hirelings TO prevent il Be
with Lincoln reelected and his
armies victorious, we need not hope
for recognition, mich less the
help mentioned in our last Hoi-Oy,5s
,rih cTpLasa tLia. Those figures OF the
Yankee armies are correct TO a unit
Your friend shall Dc izned.Ct5ysc 70 g-ork
~ y0g direct
Six days only we're needed 70 take
TINS to the rebel capital by the under.
SIegnd line. On the 18th, Beujamin's
GiPheF Was set in operation, and the
.onowlng consolatory missive was 70.
turned in answer
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Ample Security, Fair BATES, PromDs
Payments.
ra~VNlvERsAL SUCCESS
OF
McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
n Tx TREATAElgF % DfsFAsz7 q
9kJHNIh9 HIN WITH BUOCEs VI
gfhER 5fATE, As m y N
HABAVILLE tennessee.

ASA0AA4Na
n THE TEATs0ErT o. DIaEAala .
oE9HMI6a HIN EITH sUOOEss VI
VIhEk 5IAIE As ~ y IN
For further information in regard %
the skillful success ia the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 10 Sru-
3 THERAPEUrICs and MArEGA MEprcA.
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work in the United Statss.
where you will find DR.. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
mel Of the age in the treatment OF dis
cases Of women Forsl diseases Ia this
advertIsement satisfaction Il guaran-
teed With my general practice I treat
the following
UhrOaie Cases
Win sstsbct0n Rhsun1aHsm, Araahous a. n,
Lungs; Diseases Of tbs Throat, gseTod J47si-
sd Limb FegrisJ, Pans, Ulceu Carosr, afavel,
Diseases Or tie Hesf a1d NVor. mnawm.l57 ~
tLR htCIschs Neuraga, Aing'n xvi OF aerre,Ia
DrEne@, Blaessss o. ho Eyes, Ds5aHtatsd ~
iogsLler With al Privats ~
Diseases Of the Urinary Orvan.-
10 the Ladies'.
AL Afocnous Of ths WOMB rr.etss vsfn $780,.
LloFe MHfe4 AA0eh WnO have noau - uafarfn-
rts % m'1ErJ o. prove abortion, can hs e.rTis5
y tI0fiai nHas z iound pregnant ~ Evtnz ms
call
steFiiitYs
Houng hErnsf LadiE Whosa uirh-un- tb,s
ben 10 - h-cg ouh in dns saaaon. aera-aosr
lrca hss said Jou Hh1uid muilpiy md rapleuah- u
tL7 ylN deflre 700 ca consult no ether ~
s1er % N pelaun- No lady over thiry-dzs goafa
o. aEc Gosd make applicaaon- A oommuaicseoss
y ester " person strictly confidential.
Night missions Cared.
Young Mar. stop beio7a you frthef -. oFaF
Licenses sutiect 70 Nan hsgs 10 10 dseasa 30 80
- cure a. NEht Enisa0nE, and pnysesss A..
oIcs hst under54ad trea1ag a. and 70 you -
tlat have cured dozens II tbs CITY, q vel -
2 Inherent States who haYu spent dolE Eaar go
~, md h-e noT wei cured By me. an daly re-
slglaf ietsa1a md eGndlng mshcins b ~ parfa 81
ne country. In q E0rd, al that gs faased u
~ Fsyi aE1 VII give RE q cal, I EL 1--WE aa1e-
s4on tDr al q lo dl5saae1 mannCnad ! His A.
Tbs nat q fsarsEoos EEsa = as
~ isla1 dirscsd b
DR. Egd1LL
Unioa street., EashElsa. lena
r " n~" -th s-urua -Hs-a rsa
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JAY COOKE,
Great Bargains! p
STATION cry
AND NOTIONS! p

OUTLETS, MERCHANTS ana DEALERS c
h"nerhIy.. u Won wish 20 hIv C,-rd- ~ =
Reasonable, yea, Really Satisfactory mr. :
re,, Live - & call. :
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A petition from suudry citizens of
Anderson and Campbell counties. pray.
ing Tor r change in the line diy;si6p
the two counties, was read and referred
70 the committee on New Counties and
County Lines.
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Only Loan in Market
Great Popular Lean Of the People

Now ofsTed by the G,geramout, aa1 it, supers.
ztvaDf5r-4 rrstr NH.
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FRIDAY, May 20, 1865.
Inc House was called TO order at the
usual hour. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hunt.
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UhrOale nsua

TOung Eau1sf LadH Who's ui-s-4B,- 49,.
ben ha - h-ng ri in dns ssaaon, remanar
Hod hHs sad you ah11id mu'lpiy and raplenah- U
ths e your deslre you ca consult mo ether ~
l1ler % ~ pelaun- No lady over thi1y-dTs yoafa
o. age Eosd make applicad0n- AHoommunicse0rs
~ LeLLer " pm an-lIr nrrEIanna-
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light Emissions Cared.

BA A0uAEk
Unioa street, Easas1a, TenA.
sai-fr vii na@a4 wlh n-.rrrA aHs--n.-
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NOT A. FEw

NOT "A FH~
OF the worst disorders that aet mankind arise from the
corruption that accumulates In the Blood OF oil the dis
ccveries that have been made 10 purge It out
equal In effect HELlfB0LD,S COAP0 IND EXTRACT
OF SARSA PARfLLA. 1t cleanses and renovates the
Blood, nstls the gor ofhealth unto the system and
purges out the humos which make disease. 1tstimuaes
the functions Of the body and expes the disorders
that grow ranklein Che Blood Such oharemedy, that
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Che first Time the public have one on which they can do
pend. Our space here does not admit OF certificates to
show It's effects butthe trial Of single bottle VIII show
che sick that has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taksH.a asniaJ s'naa5i Hfna, aaa
Two tabespoonSpl ofthc Extract Of fsarsaparla added
20 pint Of water equal tothe Lisbon Diet Drink, and
bottles equatto gallon of the Syrup of sarsapara
or the deoocton as usually made. di htsnWooa
iThe above Extracts are,prepared purely scientific
princplesin TJcho-and embody the full strength Of
the Ingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive test be comparison OF their proper
tics with those setforth in the U. s. Dspensatory.
ID N .
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The Myandut aiunesr
is PUBLISHED EVERY
WEDNESDAY MORNING,

INTHE berry BLOCK-THIRD STORY,
At the low rate of two dollars per annum, If
paid in advance; two dollars and fifty cents fpaymenls
delayed six months.
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md 9Th State Street. Boston Vase our agenls for the
Pioneer those cior ~" re auho tied to take adver-
tisments ana subs iption for at lowest rates.
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a NMcsC BlNNevs
ave Mot oSycveA 70 NE NWNNAc
os q TNcA,cNMc wNN>cM. ,vN>M
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WOOIsEM ar
FACTO RY'
.YW 7G H7M iHlMU 2EiT or
UPPER SANDUsKY, Q.
Carding, loth-Diessing, spinRin
3 and Weaving. 7 e

Having engaged the service of Thomas
Baird, an experienced Carder and practical
workman, are now prepared 10 receive Woo
and convert it into Rolls, Yarn, or Cloth, as
may be desired Wool taken to manu- facturc
on shares or by the yard. All work done
will be warranted,
Bea3- Bring in your Wocl--the doors are
open, and the employees will' treat yo'
courteeusly,, and give you welc ONE recep
ton. Remember the place-the Upper San
dusky Woolen Factory.
VIM. H. JONES s co. b
May 8, 1865. f.
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will be made for Cash.
The space occupiedDy ten lines ofthe type composing
the body ofthe advertisement will be considered square
All transient advertismesnts, will be considered equal
"a square, and charged accordingly.
Alltrausent advertisement, together with Adminstrs
tors Attachment Road and Ditch Notices. must be payed
or in advance. aI
charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted, one
changes will be allowed.
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ATLAETIo & GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY!
f.sI 90 WI u ls;sll.l.. l!ssl5lsis:5l

GUNNER Arrangements. .---Two Through
0Express Trains between CLEVELANDAND
NEW YORK. Takes effect May l6, 1854.
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COIN NORTH. ,

The Mail Train South makes close connection at Ur
bana for Columbus, arriving in Columbus at $3.50 r. NJ
' ...' II. RICE, Superintendent.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-22

Mari4all 9ampn's g8arnun8 Bee
Yralibenten 9inepln. Ser &epubliean
iast, DAP MarlaaQ cannon ha6isr, bsr fcsbsn feline
stsus nsberselsst bat, i'm rprisen Se5emter ben
9rdfsentcn 9inecln In 8s3us ant Elm Grmplctt
sesen isin 9etsn semarnt Fat. Ct bat fol3ennen
Brisf an DEN Irdfoentsn seriatet:
g8aIbinatcn, 10. Oe3. 1864.
gn ten a3tb. a. einepln. grdTtent Der Der. staaen.
Cir - SD benaure, bab Gle n1t rirbisen,
,ras id Sbnen 5u piepsr6cltenmalen resen Der Sc.
eianeten pcli;siliben arrangements in 8e,us auf
DEN iib in @sfabr. Sd BABE nibts fir mid III
perlansen, unb iib lhmsia(e mir, bab peniaitens
sic mid fiir ebrlih baltsn. (g8enn gte tnbsiisn
einsn anberpetisen Gtnbruf In fd aufssncmmen
tabsn, nann laiisn Sie mir unb Dem 3anb bod 10
pisl @srehtisfet moerfabreu, icfcrt iiber alle In
8ernaht aeratbenen 8eamten ,,nb 9ser1cnen aebcs
ria at rerfIasu, cher meine &efanaticn auf n,eine
Mar1haaieQe anSunebmen, bic i'd biermt anbiete.)
Sd ril S6nen msitere uriahen als bic bierin bes
nanntsn ansstsn, Die mid su hieiem 8srfabrsn an,
treifen.
t6sute staht sinsen Sis, pis an perIhisbsnen
rcransssansenen @elesenteiten unbsslettet In cas
Sbsatsr. Sd meine, bas sis nit smsi @aRen,
atsr rbne gSahen aussnsen. llno Sis riiien
bod, roer icllten Go wii1en, baB man mad Sbrem
9etsn trahtet unb baB es genpmmen tperben piro,
fpenn nto9t Sle uho Spre Urelhce pcr1tcptt9 1tnps
osnn Sie taten riele Setnbe innerbalb unierer Vi,
nien.
se perben es triiIen, bab itb M6nner an Sbrer
&eFbens anasitsqt bats, nm bort irsens tpslhe
Sisnits ;u lsiitsn, Die Sbrem Sntsrsne unb S6rsr
siAerbsit frreerlih isin tSnnen.
Soft weis, hab i'd in Sieisr anselesenfeit nidt
ieltRliAtis Elm, une tdb alapbe. hab i4 lanse sc.
mug Den tSarlefin seipslt Babe, unb bab i in mel.
nsm 9ltsr fir bic 3ufunft tpenishsns periuhsn
lcQte, bD6sre @olen (Star engagements) 3u ipis.
len. Sd bate bic G9re 5u iein,
SIR ssbcriamer Siensr,
g8arb s. 9amrn.
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Subab g. 8enj ami n, Der @etelens8riess,
seeretGr, III slidli1 in 8srmuoa ansetcmmen.
Wsan furdtet, bab aud Brednriose unh Srsnhrlm
satfrmmsn linb.
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Columbus, g., Denncrfta8 %. Suni Is
mir nit @eiralt aae 8risfe atssfrrhsrt unb per-,

mir nit @eralt aue 9risfe atssfcrbsrt unb per-,
brannt."
III Sie iamies erihSpft bann fu6r Fs nit tsiasns
Der gSarme fort: vOas bat mid Bitter asmaht,-
ater mas frauh ib bic 8risfs? = iis itsbsn in
ntstnem 9er;sn ss1hrisksn. limb th psib, mas lie
neine S6anpe nsnucn, bas 1T msine Gbre, mas itb
mein llnsluf nanute, has 1T mein Slid gSeil itb
jeees Gbstanb pcn mir mics, c nsnnsn ,neine @ers
ranoten mcin 2eten Elm rerfebltes, elm rerlprenes
- ih ater ia9e, ib bab' es asmrnnen
vWcbl itsbt fein &tno, fein @atc einit all n,ei=
mem @rate, afer iein 9cmaltiser Same miro als
W1arftsin naran iteben, une eurb i6n, hurh oas,
mas man men ltnslad, msinea Sob senannt, wer=
be id le6sn iitsr meine 3et /"
Ste teieen Trauen ihwic9en, Der @sfmnb itriA
eurA bic Srcne ees 9fuB6aumes, unn bic 8later
am &eben9elinoer ihwanftcn sttternb auf une al,
Die Wlitta9slcnne i1en bsa IN eas elliIilhe Oprf,
eeislte scnne, ete Dem 6ercs entssseneuhtete, Der
ris is im 3enit9s isinss @ubmS uuo Glanses
itanb.
uSbr batt ian wisSsr seIe9sn?" fraste grstts
mad elmer 4auis.
r9isn," antwcrtete bic @nesre, LIMB ih mplt'
es auA niht. 9enft er an mid, 70 ica ct all DEN
Tritlns hsnfsn in Ssisnbcim. Ssst pcGt' ih
mcins reririttsrts @sitalt 1sinem Mnse nht crihe=
nen laiien, n,Sdt i'd, has 8eoausrn, sas Stauusn
nht lsisn in Dem 9lid, III mslaem idh sbsn,als nur
siete uno Gntsifsn las. gs mar elm 6riiblinsss
lsten, ss icll es tlsibsn."
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voas 1T mcn 8e6et unb meins Scffnuns, Dap ih
Den nod ein,nal iebsn uDhts, mid labsn an isinsm
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NAL, e1s msine 3eit um it'll"
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tele!" uno elm frauseSrTser, rrtbmansiger &mats
fam ssiprunssn. uSdntele mah', Dap Su beim
fcmmit, mir batsn 9eiuA. Ser reihe Ssrr @sttsr
aus Dem ustsrrbsin 1T ba. Msnf, mas fat bic
Trau 8ae fir praAtise sabsn an, ,,nb in ibrer eise,
eisenen &utlAe fne iie sefcmmen, einem &utihsr,
Der ,uar iaOn enmal iait 6eleuebsl, unb smsi ains
Der oatsi, Die ino. ....." Ser Sfnats iann nit
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iASnsn 8erslsia, Damn iisb RAID ummsnbenp ipra@
sr: Taft 70 ,rsib mics Britsl."
8risitts scs i'm listfoisno an iih, iis Bate bic
!Rinber 70 germ, uno bic &inSsr i'm sanien Scrfe
1inscn nit ribrenosr 3drtlihfsit lam 8rittsl"
sSrieoerife itanb auf fe teuste iih niehsr, bic
Srennsin Su iii fen: ~8ann id9 es mSsliA MAIDEN,
10 fcn.m ib auf Den N6sno tpisbsr ju Sir!"
vNein, nein!" risf Der Snats, ulab . 9rttsl III
uns Elm, mir BADEN tsut' 9lbsnb gSaTsln." limb
nit nislsr itcl5en, frsuoisen GrSffnuns iprans sr
Srieocrieen rcran gum Garten 9naus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-22

Gin Mncsur tratl StuSclrb in isin 9aus, Der
renss, iinitere @atsr, Der falte 9ats mar Elm gn,
osrsr ssrcrosn. @On oemSmmersriin bres@ladss,
bres Nstens batte Die psrflarte Gelsbte ibm etnen
3peis sereidt, unb ct Fcat bic 8lumen, bic lsi,
nsm !6srtae blibten, bic aua er fanb, barsin gum
&ranie.
Smyrna times., 1865-08-23
Nicholas Bowie, claimed by Martha Manning.
Approved, June 28, 1864.
GPuBLIc REsoLurIoN-No. &c.

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No 36.l
RESOLUTION 10 provide for the revision Oi the laws
Of the District of Columbia
Whereas the revised code of the District of Colum-
bia prepared under the authority of Congress, entitled
IAN act to improve the laws Of the District OF COum.
bla, and to codify the same. approved March Ihlrd
eighteen hundred and fifty five, and which was pub
shed by order of Congress in the year eighteen hum
dred and ityseven and whereas said code is beev-
ed to have been comprehensive complete and accu-
rate compilation the laws of said District at the peri"
cd OF its execution and that should be taken
to have the work brought down TO the present time
and perfected; Therefore
Be IL resOlued by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiUes Of the United States Of America, in Con-
gress assembled, That the Committees on the Dis
trict of Columbia Of the OF Congress,
Pecvely, be instructed to said code TO be
vsed. amended. and corrected, and also the laws OF
Congress for said District passed since the compilation
aforesaid shall adapt the to the present cOdi-
ton OF The laws. and may employ not more than two
suitable persons on the preparation of the work. at a
compensation Of ten dollars per day for the time
ployed. And said code prepared shall be printed
Oy direction of said committees in neat and cOnven-
lent form for the of the committees and Cong
and said committees shall report the TO their
pective houses the session of Congress for adOp
ton. rApnroyed Jnpe 49, 1864
lNoTE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE-The pre-
amble OF the foregoing resolution is prom gated pre-
clseiy as 1t is found in the original