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sossh carolinRs. Tke State to be .Left
out in the EoidfoF Awhile.
NAsHvliEE, June %.

There viii probably be some aslayin the
opnointrpent Of 9 provisional Governor ipr
srnntb Carolina. The delegation skere are
e-igiual seeessionists, and they admit it.lDr.
d g. M,rkey is s!5g,ciug uy this delegation an
,duM cu.ors, da1 chcsyihr them JDii@ ertrsme
IN scsness and j.ntrea ri tho Gnioa. II is
very likely so7th Garolnawill be, left out in
the cold for some .iln,e. = The STATE at prss-
emit igeonpletely humbled, and q fearful pro-
noft;on Of people ere literally destitute. AN
,,anner of iasiess acss is .conn,itted-is al
ready-on the Increases and the only hope for
nubl;e d, private virtue is admitted TO lie in
The protection of the Federal law.~ The del
epation acknowledge themselves defehceless,
aod ask nothing but pardon aud e,esrly &C.
{: On of appointing civil officers.
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From Saturdays Washington Star, l7'h AT
Desperate Riot in washington.

Between II and l2o'clock to-daya desper-
ate disturbance occurred in the shape 0ta
.uurdcrous assault by o number Of suldiers,
,a:d to belong to one Of the brigades Of the
10Th Corps, upou number of unoffen5:ng
co.ored people ofthc Seventh War1. From
tue best data that can be obtained. it'appesrs
that this brigade were this morning on. the
East side Of tne canal. betweeR the bridges
of Maryland and Virginia avenues, awaiting
a Conveyance train en- route tog Huntsville, and
-taa, dnfihg iI.e morfing apeniher Of men
.y,sited. the d;srep liable houses and tinplipg
use. (ccculdcd by white and 1colorc'i) in
Par IRE, alic: hnt: aaj:ceEt places, where
| Ley iIaiiscrIn:mieiy attacked the lrma'es-
riviug th III from ;iou.es, nreaEing nptheir
inrui.ure, and help,ng themselves to iqnor
:. d e,lblps. Iii.. ctn*d nn':.brred from $50
L, 200, aud they comlnerced TO knock in the
:: ers OF hoascs as. they proceeded in their
rio'cus, acts some tweDtgIor more having pro.
v.dcd ther,se'res will ;.xes, breaking up the
rrniture, &c. ~
InChu:c,r R.we si'uited in the SqlaFe be-
wacn Fir>ran;i Second streets, aud Virginia
veIIuc anG District every door ard window
4-,.s broken, ;h. terrified inmates barely get
ting away in time 10 save ttenis Ives. The
-.o1,-s slr we'd particular animo:;y against
the colrci people, aad' The sigi:t of. one O.!
tnc,n was Sisual for a rn:h at MIN, ard
shen inf rtunstelY any ieiiiuio their hanjs,
III y did not eserpe without being robbed Of
what money they had, and they ,ssse bssi,t.sr
Idly beaten iii eimosi eysry case, This
crowd vent through Second, .aad Third,
streets, taking jh their rahge, tho aileyg1nsar
ny, beating Ill colDred folks. theysrlet and
aelping, themselyesro what they wished in,
the hcu7es, particularlya those, oceu uel 1,Sy.
perspns Of color, who, at last, having. .borIe:
til,iir ,treatG.ent until torbsaranee ces;edL to
be aaYirtue, resisted, when fight; occur
red, the soldiers nsing reyotvora, as snls0,did
the colored people liz sei defense, for . tinie;
,the1repnrts being so quick tbatthey s3undcd,
as'ita battle was s4iEg Gn.
The soldiers stopped at thesaleon Il sBen.
Bower, eo;ore3, at tue Corner of Virginia
lyenne G1d First street, and Wi,iis so,neyofi
then, robsci hun If bis, watch and money
end beat him. others Ake!pe' themselves TO.
his, ,ice-crcam, eakes,& Sc. tEeretit xas fh4:
biggest fight took place. q number. gegroes
goingto tlieproteetion Of Boz zer. andl lbricEs,,
stones and balls Rev taickalid, fast. -. -.
. DIR. Wa Boyd; ,iisinlgy: ii,ear, went out With
a revolver hand. aid; coihmandel peace,
when q soldier struck him in the face ;aith:a
brick, fracturing the cneek apd jaHrhoii.s ID
a terrible maplsr, and also desToy, oy,bgsfhe
sight of ono eye. 0thers of the sol ldiets made,
a rush forshin, ana one MSS IN The act Of
cleaving bislhead open 3ith on axe, .Rhenss
nnmberxof woman stapted insa1Id sacceedpds
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s,irausar No. u.
1paoy0s.Ts I'd ii;jR5lsus 4 rs Ij0iIEFfsm

49, Z EnasyIELp, sc. Jnns's2al 1866:
IN TIE inhshisanss llia STREET ssssnot5ded
ksabstS by slssisf order from, setrs;RTs. Gen.
EoL;s sp1, I .asstsrsssf sisoesss
PR. syoST, Ma RS IaL sal E0STsJUD DGE,
anil am se;6t hese far ia: b6sneis sts1ss
ssaf Srier sa.snjstpsinss jnstieef st.lias az:
ard ssnt fscts oesWesh ailsns
ap3 .pantersi and snaoursge tho nbilsDts;
wkl:e and Black, 20 tesasse thsssyoss.isn.Q Qf
peaes; ..sezG
m. Lam slsa, authorized, TO- eollsSt ali US
Ghss.es md iahlas for the Goysrahsnt, apd G:ns-
:cssssryf sas ase, ag eshall tttlke-
s;tsisss na!st ana wagon iar 4tss
work. ~: b ~ = - 3 49,. ~
gThs inhskifaals >arS 1lkesises tea4 4tbasie
they have s :. shfif psI
.sSssiSls tist :thsy mast q thspf fS;mSs Psi
:tieshaxipg lothar sztle.
atthts oass, aud obtaipS Spef1ts,iSn 10 Hfstain'
eHARIEs1M HOOPER, -s:s
S..s -: = sLisSs.i S2d3U. SsGsT.
.s,il:,s -. pea " sssls
-fsJlu6kz6, -, ,5us =. >, y9ya
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Gen. Breckinridsc iu- Havana

This eminent gentleman. of au Southern ates'
..en and generals, the most hish-tonSd ana ire
preachsb,e, has made good hs escape nntfssr'ived
safely in Havana He and his party, consisting
of Col. Woop TAYLOR Capt WmsaN two soldiers
aid negro, reached Cardenns in an opca boat.
Ws-earue:rly hope.ne may permanently escape
tas humiiution., tina. are now befalliHg Is.
DAVIS,
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EscApED.-A shorttilne ago we learned
from what we considered lcliabIelsource tlrst
Robert Toombs,o of Georgia; had committed
suicide by cutting his throat. This proyse to
he :, mis!ake. as ho aad Breckiaris:sgse sue.
cs;-,ad IA rsachi7g the coast. aud ,tlienee
taking vessel, dre p'ehabiy i'll Cubs, their in..
tended dest;,a.ion, by this time.-@Nashgii4c
Press and Times. - 'as.-.fs: Z ..ss-ss, ~,
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Washington, june lo:-foOor
Is I'm. Gideon lYel!es, Secrste4y Of the
Nary:
Sir. have the honor to report for your
information, correspondence between, Sir
Frederick w. Bruce and this Department
iipoa, tlis subject OF the Withdrawal Of The
pretended cpinession Of belligercnt rights 70
sfhe nsi,rse;lts. In view Of this correspcn
eii,ce, I Suggest, therefore, that yov com u:
nicatc To-, the naval officers OF the United
States tlie.resnlls. following therc:frop, viz:
First-Great Britain Sithdraws hg con
cession+heretofoge made 0f.a belligereit eiiar
acter frorh,tlle insurgents. -.
/. Se{oadzThc Withdrawal Of the twerty
4 ur fonr rnla. .hesnot BEEN made absolute By
Great Britain and thst, ther,fors, the Gu.
::.nia.y courtesies arc not to. be paid b.
,:urxcsseIs to thnse oftbe British Navy.
Third-The:righ ofsearch OF British YES
sells is terminated. OF COURSE, this has, M
,eariug upon the operation OF the existing
save trade tseaty...
Fourth Any insurgent or piEatical vessel.
fpund on the high sGas May be lawfully cap
.ured byssesse's OF the .Uuited States.
l.haye the honor to DC, isirS
Nonr,ohedlent servant,
WELIAM n. SEwiRD.
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Provisional Governor of.Alabama.

7 Tho pre.ilent hs, sppeiulrd Lawis E. Parsons
Provisional Governor OF Alabsma. The -pyocla,i
In1a,iyn which spno,lncos ,!lse npp"intmen,'is.if
tho same words as those making ;sc appointments
for North Carolina, 'Miss,ssirr, ana other States
a,rsad adv rc-or-a aizod.
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THE DIV ERTISER:
JAMES T: BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, gJui.Y S. 1865.
.The pnhIic. Meeting.

Thc public ,a-eting on Moid..y last. was large,
harmonious and nan;muus-its proceedings wise
aud 10 the point A full record Of the same will
be found IN this pap II.
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Classical and Mathcmatieai School.
Notice he.card of Me5srE. AGxEw & COFFIN
in another column. There canhotha the slightest
doubt iilattils institution will be Of the highest
and most usefui character.
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puaIsos, NsEsE eco.

suRScstr-toNsio ,se An.EnTIsER "' one
--ear nNF 3nI.I.siR n advance
,aayFe rIsEMENTs viii he inscrrd " oNh
oJSsR per sqiaFe an miaen iinrs or 't's, er ess"
i .er- ,r .dverttcruenis1 Us !" le
n,:nqs Df .jnes to be inserted Mil be puo''aea o"4
forbid sal charged accordingly =: -
sunrneiae candlaasrs f'r nny oSsse OF homer e'
nr,as, TwENTY D,,LLARe. 10 be paid before 'he an
n,nnccRaut I. Published /.
plc.s 1rin'rs ~ Reg: ar e any eom!.a
rc,ion pcrSnzl In It's nstri, si'i he ra'ed a. m''a'
.:.,ss..n.s a.,. charged rc'rdirS:r x
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No Roar sdniral fupDr. died in philadolphi

NJ Rear admiral Dupont died in Philadolphis
Juns ga.
assThs Boston Joarn.Ys Washington special
,sntcs thes the Southern Delegates very rnodesily
.ssk shasshe Government shall redcvm the Gdr.
fsdssats bonds proper. Which, according to tboi-
csieu,sai.n, amounts to about two millions: The
doisss ion. sesrsssnt one million of he trasb,
vhssA Is pronounced Their sn1iety on
xhs scb;ses rssaains nuabsssd
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Important if True.

A New York Dispa.ch, o! the iS;h, says: The
taxes in tho Southern States will be collected alter
the informal revenue officers, assume their duties
TIE tarcs dae bei,.e thu! tine are to DC --enlistsd
f.r Gs presens
Tkis Is an important item, and enc which, if
true, vii! give great relies 10 tho people.
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.TailariiIjiig; n sRi.1sii5aess:

FWyHE uldefIigpedj VII Do all FosE In ahs TAa.
FLOORING ,RgsTNg NgsS sntfaskoa 10 shifr,. .aad
Vii, do!6iS utrdpst fiys sptire iion.,
viii pisassiesi in bis sssiasSss sssp sSso
the -sssh isnet sonsenisnt, 2r6visibltsiil Is rs.
csiysd inspaynsnt fer work 49,
June 27. - '6f r., ~
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Our Foreign l,elations.

Our Foreign Relations.
Washington, Monday, Juar 49,. 1865
The Secretary Of State has addressed the fol.
lowing to the secrctars OF the Navy:
DErARTMENr, OF >SEATE,
WASHINGTON, June IL. 1860 5.
f,5 I'm. Gideon lYslses, ;secrstety Of Til.
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JosrrH .AByEY, Sec'ry.
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the blacks over tao ni:tes, and by the fsct tiat
the ia!tsr arc generality being disarlnsd of al
offensive weapons, v.ile mayy of tho former are
il the possession of firearms and are expert il
tho use Of them.
These polil cal, social, and industrial evils have
greatly raralszod the .nechanioafanl agricultural
fndustryos our country, and sadly depressed the
spirit and energies of our people.
In tender consideration whereof VIC crave. the
prompt aid Of the. government, hy remedial aud
preventive measures, to mitigate the evils that
disturb US at The present, and to advert the ca.
lamities that menace us in the future.
We pray that Legislature may be allowed
to hold its usual Sessions, and may have wisdom
to devise measure: suitable to the necessities Of
the State that 4 Convention of the people
may be sssembed,j-thas' the Congress of the
united States may exhibit the smagnanimity and
craftsmanship which tho difficult posture Of affairs
requires ;-thastbe President of the United States
may so exercise the high powers entrusted 10 him
by the Constitution and Laws, rs TO acquire for
himself imrcrishablo renewp, and for hisconntry
the blessings Of peace, harmony and universal
prosperity ;thnt Courts, Fndersl and State, may
agliu exercise their benifcnnt powsrs amongst
u.s. crimes bo restrained, contracts enforced, con-
tropcrsiss lpeaceably settled, rand opportunity
given fur easy secess to ju'lica Authority that
postal ;scilities may bc agaia. Afforded to u.s.
that cur ruh;ir "fi es may be re-opege., snd ous
6rivatr .yucntjous safely and ,rniit blv r.s,,,.
-and ;hntin oil rrspects our sti.;o ,gov,rn,nens
r,ay r'-an'ns i;s fnvc'ioas. spd he~reiations Of
c,- ..or, ~! ''-:n IA n U,hsti,dtfon. apd the
~, -, .,:!.,. 49, .1li.helH
: II, &c, '",.-.ri s;.<,.r rrAow.ciizens in other
rsrr OF 'ur st"'e, ap saT'y s1Posisi0asof thsis
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!, SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
No. &c.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
A PROCLAMA TTON.

A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS the twenty first section of the act of Con-
gress approved the third instant eutited An act to
amend the several acts heretofore passed to provide for
the enrolling and calling the national forces and for
other purposes requires that in addition to the other
lawful penalties OF the crime of desertion from the mill
tary or service all persons who have deserted the
military OF naval service of the United States who shall
not to said service or report themselves to
yost marshal within sixty days after the proclamation
hereinafter mentioned, shall be deemed and taken TO
have voluntary relquished and forfeited their rights of
citizenship and their rights to become citizens and such
deserters shall be forever incapable of holding any
office of trust or profit under the United States of
exercising any rights of citizens thereof and all per-
sons who shall hereafter desert the military or naval
service and all persons who, being duly enrolled shall
depart the jurisdiction OF the district 10 which ne Is en-
rolled or go beyond the limits of the United States with
intent to avoid any draft mo the m'.ry OF nava ser
section And the President is hereby authorized and
oured forthwith the passage of this act to issue his
proclamation setting forth the provisions of this section
In which Proclamation the President is requested to
notify all deserers returning within sixty days aore
said that they shall be pardoned condition of return
ing to their regiments and companies to such other
organizations they may be assigned to until they
shall have served for period of time equal to their
original term Of enlistment"
Now therefore, be it known that I, ABRAHAM LINCOLN
President of the United States do issue this my PrOcla
nation required by said act ordering and requiring
all eserters to return to their proper posts and do
hereby notify them that all deserters who shall, within
sixty days from the date of this Proclamation viz
before the tenth day Of May 1865 return to service
port themselves provost marshal shall be pardoned
ON condition that they return to their regiments and
companies such other organizations they may be
assigned to, and serve the remainder of their original
term of enstments, 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 the city of Washington, this eleventh day
r, of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand
81 eight hundred and sixtyfye and of the indie
pendence of the United States the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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RESOLUTION to purchase Mail Pouches Boxes of Mar
shall Smiths Patent for the Postal Service and fol
other Purposes.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representative,
That the be- and no is hereby author
lied to purchase of Marshall Smith such number of mail
pouches boxes CONSTRUCTED the principle of letters
patent issued April wentyeght eighteen hundred and
sxtythree, and May seventeen, eighteen hundred and
sxtyfour, to said SmthJas he may deem proper to fully
test their utility and value in the postal servce and also
TO test mode Of fastening maibags, invented by
Solomon Andrews and to patent for the same
and that the expense thereof shall DO paid out of
preparation heretofore made hereafter to he made to
the Post-0ffce Department. 4
Approved, March 3, 1885.
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OFEICIAI.

may be- mustered into the military naval service Of
the United States SHALL from and after the passage Of
this act be forever free any law usage custom what
soever to the contrary notwithstanding; and in deerm
ming who is was the wife and who the children OF
the enlisted person herein mentioned evidence that he
and the claimed to be his wife have cohabted
together associated as husband and wife, and 50 con-
nued to cohabt associate at the time Of the enlist
nen or evidence that form ceremony OF marriage,
whether such marriage was or not authorized or
recognized by law has been entered into or celebrated
by Them and that the parties thereto thereafter lived To-
gether associated cohabited husband and wife,
and continued to live cohab associate at the meo
the enlistment shall be deemed sufficient proof OF mar
rage for the purposes of this act and the children born
the children embraced within the provisions of this act
whether such marriage shall shall not have been dis
solved at the time of such enlistment.
Approved, March 3, 1865.
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APPENDIX.
No. 10.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
A pROrJ A MA Tim
[ No. 1911

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES UF
AMERICA:
A PROcLA MA TON
WHEREAS the act Of congress the 2Sth of Septem-
ber 1850 entitled An act to create additional collection
districts in the State of California and to change the
isting districts therein and to modify the existing col
lection districts in the United Staes extends to mer-
merchandise wharehoused under bond the privilege Of
being exported the British North American Provinces
adjoining the United States in the prescribed in
the act of congress Of the Sd of March, is45 which
desgnaes certain frontier ports through which mer-
enahdse may be exported and further provides that
other ports situated the frontiers of the United
states adjoining the British North American Provinces
~ may hereafter be found eypedient NAV have extended
70 them the like privileges, the recommendation Of
tue secretary OF the Treasury and proclamation duv
made by the President of the United Statss snecaly
designating tho ports to which the aforesaid privileges
| are 10 be extended"
Now therefore, l. ABRAHAM LscoIs President of the
United States of America in accordance with the recon-
mendaton the Secretary of the Treasury do hereby
declare and proclaim that the port of Newport in the
state OF Vermont is and shall be entitled all the priv
ses Ia regard to the expectation Of merchandise In
oona 10 the British North American Provinces adjoining
.e United states which extended to the ports emu
In the It'll section Of the act of Congress of thu
this Proclamation =
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand an,
caused the seal OF the United States 10 be affixed.
ions AZ the city Of Warrington this eighteenth
Gay Of August, In the year Of our Lord one thou
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No. a..
BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
A PROCLAMA TON.

A PROCLAWA TON.
WHEREAS, reliable information has been received that
hostile Indians within the limits of the United States
have been furnished with and munitions Of by
persons dwelling in contermnous 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 T. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
President of the United States of America do hereby
proclaim and direct that all persons detected in that
arous traffic shall he arrested and tried by courtar
al at the nearest military post and if convicted shall
receive the punishment due to their deserts.
In witness whereof have hereuno set my hand, and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this seventeenth
day of March, in the year of our Lord one thou
L. s. sand eight hundred and sixty-fve, and of the
Independence of the United States the eighty
ninth,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
BY the President
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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BY the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of STATE.
No. 20.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION

AMERICA;
A PPOCLA NATION
II has pleased Almighty God to prolong our national
life another year. defending with Ills guarding care
against unfrendy designs from abroad ana vouchahng
to us in His mercy many and signal victories over the
enemy, who Is of household III mas also pleased
Heavenly Father to favor well our citizens in their
homes our soldiers in their camps, and our sailors
the rivers and seas with unusual heai ne mas largely
augmented free population by emancipation and by
immigration while lie has opened 10 us new sources OF
wealth. and has crowned the labor OF our working men
in every department of industry with ABUNDANT rewards
Moreover lie has been pleased to animate ana inspire
minds and hearts with fortude courage, and reso
luton sufficient for the great trial OF civil war into
which we have been brought by our adherence as ma
ton to the cause of freedom and humanity and to
afford to us reasonable hopes OF an ultimate ana happy
deliverance from all our dangers and aiictlons;
Now, Therefore, l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENT OF the
United States do hereby appoint and set apart the last
Thursday of November next as day winch desire to
be observed by all my felow-ctzens, Wherever they
may then be, as day of thanksgiving and praise to
Almighty God the benefcent Creator and Ruler OF the
Universe. And to farther recommend 70 my iellow-
citizens aforesaid that that OCCASION they do reve
renly humble themselves in the dust ana from thence
offer pentent and fervent prayers and suppcations
to the Great Dsposer of events for return OF the IN
estmablo blessings of peace, union, and harmony
throughout the land which has pleased him to assign
as dwengplace for ourselves and for our posterity
throughout all generations.
In testimony Whereof l have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington this twentieth day
OF October, in the year OF our LORD one thou
L. s. sand eight hundred and sixty-four and of the
Independence of the United States the eighty
.. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State
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No. SO
RESOLUTION respecting the Publication of the Papers Of
I No. SO. I

RESOLUTION respecting the Publication of the Papers Of
James Madison.
WHEREAS the joint committee of the two Houses Of
Congress the library authorized by an act APP
proved August eighteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
SIX and amended Juno twenty fifth eighteen hundred
and sixty to TO be printed and published one thou
sand copies of the papers of James Madison and where
as the sum appropriated for such purpose has been found
insufficient Therefore,
Resolred By he Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States 81 Ameyica in Congress assembled
That the said joint library committee hereby author
lied to contract for the publishing of five hundred copies
of said papers, in lieu Of the thousand copies
fore authorized and for the same sum-
Approved, March Q, 1866.
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OFFICIAL.

force Of the two countries, allowed by the existing
treaty. may be insufficient to prevent; anu where's
rtsr The President of the United States has proceeded
70 iyatha notice required for the termination Of the
treaty. by a communication which took effect the
twenty-third November, eighteen hundred and sixty
r, II resolved 5y the Senate and House of Representatives.
ofNe United States Of america an Congress assembled,
That the notice given by the President of the United
States to the of Great Britain and Ireland
to terminate the treaty Of eighteen hundred and seven
teen regulating the naval force upon the lakes hereby
adopted and ratified as il the same had been authorized
by congress-
Approved, February 9, 1865.