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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-23
! LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

LA ~ 1O0GA0N N1"0.
The Canada has arrived, Bringing LonJon
dates to the 9Th. The news IS said to be not
important.
The City Of Baltimore brings dates to The
5th inst.
The New Years speech Of the Emperor
Napoleon, after thanking the Diplomatic
corps Tor the tender Of their good wishes and
Fluctuations, c)oses with the vague declaration
that ia his relations with foreign Govern.
ments, he---the Emperor alw .ys be gui
ded by respect for right and love OF peace
and justice. .....
The relations between Austria and Prussia,
on the question of the Duches, are said to
have become less satisfactory.
The French government and clergy mani
fest continued hostility to the P'pes ency-
cllcal letter.
Capt Corbett, who commanded the steam
er Sea King, now the Shenandoah, from Lon
don to Madeira, has been arrested tor viola
ting the enlistment act in enlistiug men for
the Confederate navy.
Mr. CardweH, the Secretary Of State Tor
the Colonies, in speech at Oxford, asserted
that the Canadian government would main
tain inviolate neutrality Of the British terri
tory, and if the existing laws prove insufficient
they will not long remain 80.
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LRG1sLATIvE.-In the Senate, on Friday,
Mr.. Brown, from the Committee on General
Laws, reported House bill, entitled "A bill for
staying the collection of certain debts, with
an amendment, which was to insert in the 2Sth
line of the 6sh section between the word SIS
and $50 the words Tor has becn;" the
amendment being agreed to, the bill was pass
ed. In, the House of Delegates, Mr.. John
ston, from the Committee on Courts of Jus
tice, reported bill III. B: No. 29) entitled
IAN act to amend the Tooth section Of the
35th Chapter, and the 4th, 10th, 18th, 18th,
18th, 3lst, 32d, 3d. 34th, 35th, Seth, 9th
3sth and 39th sections Of Chapter IS of the
Code of Virginia. @
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-23
Chr Alexaadria Ggzette
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. %.
rrWs BY TO.DAY'S MAIL.

1xWS III xU.UA 4 . MAIL
In reply to the question, whether or not the
brevets recently conferred by the President on
officers of the regular srmy will be confirmed
by the Senate, Mr.. Wilson, Chairman OF the
Military Committee, responds a. follows
1.-THE brevets in question are not being confirm.
ed by the Senate, nor are such brevets likely to
be confirmed at present.
Genersl Butler, says the Washington CORES.
pondent of the New York Times, had a long
interview with the; President on Wednesday,
who received him very pleasantly. delcga-
ton will see the President within week, aud
ask that he may he assigned to some command
commensurate with his executive and admin
istrative ability.
A working force of eight hundred men will
bs shipped speedily from Annapolis to savan-
nah under the direction of COL Robinson, to
repair the railroads destroyed during the siege
Of that place. Quite number Of carpenters
have been engaged in Washington and at other
points to 10 to Savannah to do Government
work
A letter has been received in Philadelphia,
says the Evening Bulletin, from prominent
gentleman In Washington, who says that
Francis P. Blair, ST., returns to Richmond
with full authority from President Lincoln to
give safe conduct to Washington for peace
commissioners
Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont is now the
presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in this country. It is said that he has
been invited to make an Episcopal visitation to
that part Of Louisiana now in the Federal
lines .s. . " i.
The Toronto Leader says the British Gov
'srnment has ordered thirty gunboats, carrying
three thousand five hundred trained men, to
be sent out from England to she Lakes; and
they will probably be here as soon as nayiga-
ton opens.
The expedition recently fitted out by the
Government Of Nicaragua for the survey Of
the river and harbor Of San Juan del Norte
ito the Importance of which alusion Was made
{ ia the Presidents last annual message) sailed
iron. New York, on the 20rh.
Admiral Porter official report Of the cap
ture of Fort Fisher does not confirm the pub
hshed rumor Of the destruction Of Fort Caswell,
and the war steamers in Cape Fear river, BY
che Contederates. :-.@..
Gov. Connolly, of New Mexico, urges in his
annual address, that the Sierra Madre and
our mountain regions must be swept, as with a
broom, of the savage Indians that inhabit
them
Atelegram on Saturday from San Francisco,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-23

A process has been discovered in New York
by which gas of superior quality, and high
Illuminating powers can be generated from
naptha, residium Of coal oil or petroleum, at
cost not to exceed sixty ct. per thousand
cubic ieet.
It is asserted by tn Washington eorrespon
dent Of New York Herald that the Military
Commute. are investigating the cases Of the
thirteen hundred prisoners who are now conf
ned in the Old Capitol and Carol prisons at
Washington.
The negroes at Washington and Of the Dis
trict are about to present = testimonial to Gen.
Butler, expressive Of their gratitude for his
services.
Gold, at one time on Saturday, was at 1871,
in New York.
Gold, in New York, on Saturday, 204.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-23

Secretary Fessenden has submitted to the
Chairman of the House Committee on finance
the draft OF bill to prevent smuggling on the
northern and northeastern frontiers. Mr..
Fessenden states that the numerous expedi
ents resorted to tor the purpose OF evading
the custom laws and defrauding the revenue,
render this additional legislation desirable.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-18
HeImbOlds Extract Buchu
FOB WEAKNESSES
Arising nom EKcesses, Hsbits OF DisstpaHon. Esrr,
lndlEcreuou, or Abuse,
.r1EspEp - - rollorIrs -


ATTENDED, EITH TIA FOLLOWING sTHPTOlu
Indispositi0u 20 Exsrron Loss o. Power,
loss OF Memory, difficulty q Breathing.
Weak Nerves, TREMBLING
Horror Of Diseases WslZefulnass
D1muess Of Vision, Pun in the BACK
Universal Lassitude ofthe Flushing Of the BODY
Muscular System, Eruptiona % the Fses
HOt Hands, Plhd COuntenancs
Dryne-s OF the Skin.
These symptoms, Il allowed 10 90 on, which tlslB
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
INPOTEECT, FATUITY, EPILRPTIC PRS,
in one Of which the patent may expire Who can
say that they are not frequently followed ~ thOss
''dIeadful diseases,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the esuss Of their suffering,
but Zone viii confess. Ihs records Of the Insane
Asyluus and the melancholy deaths BY coBsuulp-
tea, bear ample witness y the truth q tae aassF
ton.
THE COSsETrUuOS, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNEss,
requires the ald Of medicine 10 Strengthen and m-
VigOTs5e the system, which HRLMBOLDS EH,
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. A eriai VII con-
vince ire most skePhca,.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-18
Maahrllle alalp4l.
-
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1885.
LIST OF LRTTERS

Reaainisg N 1.s Washable F'ost Once
"Wednesday, January, II, 1858.
The Let Of uncsllei for Letters has been
assigned to the Nashville USIOS, by Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, IS the
paper having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the army.
Al letters advertised ere subject - al sItrs
charge OF one cent. Persons calling for them vii
please te repaired with the neoessary change
PerEons calling t0r these letters VIII pease say
they SIRE advertised. oDd s1Te the date Of list.
Al letters nQt taken cat ia one month vii Re
sent 70 the General Post Once a. dead letters.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-18
CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From eight 70 twenty yszys standing, With narnss
known . science and Gna.
For medical properties u Bnehu. zee Dfsuanss-
tory q the United 5tafcs.
See Professor DsWsea' valuable works on Ebs
Practice Of Physic.
See remarks made By the lafs eelebrstsd u.
PhYsiek, Philadeiphis.
See remarks male By Dr. Ephrun Mcdowell,
eeleDnaied Physician, and member of ne hcys4
college Of surgeons, ireland, and publisned " the
] naEsaetions o. the King and queens Jourual-
Soe sdco-Chirurg1cal Review puhlished b
Benjamin Irayers, FellOWiOf tie Royai College d
Surgeons.
Bee most u the lsts Standard works On uns1iciua.
Extract Buchu, LOO per bottle OF 81 f0r q ~
sarsaparla, Loo " 400
Impr'd Rose Wash. 81 ~ - Rm
Or half dozen of each Tor 81, which I'll -
suilessnt 70 ours ne most obstinate cases II drsc-
tons are adhered %.
Dsh1ered 70 AZ sddFsss, securely packed nom
observation
- Desorhe symptoms IL ~ comnualaaHons.
Cures gIzsraztsed. Adyics RrAra.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-18
Rich, Rare and Racy!

A VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF TIE
"a hand soTne-t woman IN the world 9 peculisr
rich eoiored photOgnPh IN Od taken ron =;
Neau6fnl 70 behold. This h seGly q nasuideeu-
Btoture per ect gem. shs 10 q hsEftchinF ban
rcuisy 100 IssrSs -. " vI ~ 'n as se~'sd
iADIi-lEn" BOx lEaa Post omos, Cincinnat. o
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-18
UNZZ2Nz2U


Ycuought not 70 bsfVi5b6at sfah valuable med
cine The Cincinnati National Union. Of ADrI 8ath
ssys, that Thousands 81 Cur soldiers have been
sared by the uss Of stricklznd's An6-Cholera Miz-
ture For ssls b Druggists a. 90 cent per bottle.
nati, ono.
Sold IA Nashville, Tenn, By FORBES 4 STE
PHEN5, STEPHENS, JANSEf 4 Co, q. ". HIS
DERSHOT a CO., DEM0YILI4E CO, ana 4. Y
HASLOCk- sD 2S-su v th-Eiy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-18
BLOOD BLOODt BLOOD
HsiEabola's Hghly OOBOsutraasd cOnpousd
Fluid Extract SarssparIlIa
SXPHILKkS.
SXPHILEH.

This - an sffecoOn u ths blood, and attacks ,ha
seHual Organs, Ilnings q the NOss, Ears, Throal,
HlhaPipes 40 o-ler mucus surfaces, making is
appearance IN the form Of Ulcers. Hslr1bold's "a
trsci Sarsapa1ila purines the BlOcd and remove
~ sealy eruPuons ftae skin, giving 10 the con.
plsxion eteaE and healthy color. Il bang prepaY.
81 expressly Tor tins eisss u cOmplania IL hoo.
purifying properties are preserved 10 grastsr ~.
teni than any othsT prsparasOn 81 aarsapzriila
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-18

lake no Bslsau1, Mercury UEnHplgasans medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-18
HelmbOId's Extract Buohu
CURES
SECRET DISEASES

In al their stages at listle expense; Htis OF 20
change In diet no incCdyenience,
AID so EXPOsURE
II csusSs frequent desire, and gives strength 70
urnate, thereby removing ObstruetiOns, preventing
and curing structures Of the Urethra, allsying pain
and Inflammation, 20 frequent in this class d dis
cases, and exPeliHg POISONOUS, DISEASED
AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO Rave BEEN THE VICTIM OF QUACKa
and who have paid TEA ~ FEES 70 b cured ~
a short time, have found they were dscei Fed, sad
thst the ''PoisOn" has, by the use az "POWsrtd
AstrngeDtss" been dasd az IN ths system, te break
out N "A aggravated iorrn, sad psrhaPz aftsT mar
rage
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-18

-. DR.. KING, Formerly Of New YORK, soI
BE- last four years OF louisville. KY, VINO
has devoted lis attention 10 the treatment Of PR
YAta dlseases for 80 years, 3atters himself, having
attended to prastice Tor many yeaTs, and cured
Bomany thou Iands he IA enabled 20 cure all diseases
Of private nstuFe 10 mater how bsd they may be
from njGdictns medical treatment, OF from neglect
Of their own. IN. Kings DisPensary Is No %
Dsaderick street, between Cherry and the Square
second story, where be cures AL diseases Of phi
Vats nature.
Gonouh0a cured without n&useouB medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date edoctuaiiy cured
In few days, By an operation which canes no
pam Where a structure exists health cannot bs
enjoyed. Perhaps DO disease csuses more mischief
and undeIIpines the health 70 unch.
syphilis, with al the diseases Of the sEn, groW.
ng out Of neglect or bad treatment, can he shsctu-
ally cured IN q few days.
6ENuSAL WEAKNEss.-PRrtcuIs attention having
bseR given 20 this disease, A1d All he c01ssuenoes
growing out Of it, brought on IN many cases b. the
destructive habits Of incousdefate youth, sad sx-
csssiFe indulgence d the PARSONS, e neglect q
which VII undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unit for business OF society and cans
ing premature old age.
Females who may Be laboF1ng with any difeuly
81 TIE Womb maJ rest assured o. immediate ne
Hsk -,
Persons residing sbrcad By writing and stating
their Csc, with Ice snclOssd, direst tOLr A. hinR
10. q Desderck street, Nashville IeIfa-, VIII have
Toe necessary medicines sent 70 TER addTess-
Once hours rom O'Clock IN Zoe nncrning UNI ;
ths evening, APR aEtV
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21
Saturday Jan'y 6,1SGS,

the following real estate silueated in Rich
land township, Vnton County, Ohio, TO-.
wit The west half Of the southeast of
southwest quarter of Section No. 25, tcwn.
ship 8 Range Is, and East half of the N.
w, quar- ter Oi section No. 36 in same Tp.
and range containing 100 sores. THIS is
very desirable Farm, located in a good
neighbJrhood' neaf SchoOl and Meeting
houses, aud Mill, miles southwest Of Nc.
Arthua, 70 acres cleared land with about
y acres OF bottom meadow. one frame &
one hewed log Dwelling houses and good
frame barn. Well watered, a fine young
Apple OIIhdId aud other fruit.
TERMS-0ne third cash in hands, the
remainder IN two equal annual payments
with in crest from duy of sale secuted by
Mortgage on the premises,
Lewis A, ATwooE,
December 2lst 1866 -3w, Exr,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21
ANDREW JOHNSON.
7a.h'ngt0n, Dee. 4 1865.

= The existing difficulty batwecn
executive anl legislative branches
the organization claiming tn reps
INT the Irish Republic in New
rE, is what Sir Lucius O. Trigger
u!d call "a very pre'iy quarrel rs
stands" and ausurs i'll ;ot the 8nc
3 OF It's propoae.! movement fur
} overthrow Of British authority in
. Emerald lsIe. with the forces
ibo "repuolic" divided, aai each
lg deHoAneing the other rs un-
hful and disloyal, the sincere
ends OF the cause viii be at loss
know whom to trust, and the dis-
sures Of the machinery Of the
nisn combination which ar, being
ade will probably give the agents
Grea! Britain snch an insight into
S operations that all hope Of itl
iciency will be destroyed. Unhappy
eland may well excIaim, "Save NE
om my friends. s."-[Forney's Press.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21
Hon. 's'ia0s COrwlm Struck
with a'nrHaYsss.

An eloquent AMI gitteI Ohioan has
been struck down wIjh paralysis
whose namr for rurfo than Il third OF
\ injury ht1 baeu prInneat III the
pnhticA history ut the State. We
aluIu to the lluu taomas C1rwin.
vX>mrmber o, the ilru:e Of Repre-
Ex q Jgern,r, Ex,U
States 6sustor, Ex,S3cretary OF
Treasury aul late Minister to
Mexico
We havo MT heard OF his death,
but he is reported in dying condi-
ton.
Except the Presidency, he has had
all the highest honOr5 Of his State and
nation Ia many respects he was a
most remarkable man. His elo-
quence was oi a peculiar and original
Character, and in his palny days he
was almost irresiStible upon the stump
before popular auG ience. He had
ii great fund OF humor and wit, and
his gestures AMI manner OF speaking
were worthy OF the bes; actors upon
the stage. We have never known a
man who cCu,d throw more oxpr.s,
sion into the changes OF the counten-
ance, and tho contraction of the fea>
lures. Almost without q word, and
by his locks, he would excite the
risibilities Of those whom he was
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21

addressing. A selfteducated man.
who, in his early youth, did not have
1.-THE greatest advantages, he had, in
the course Of his long and active life,
acquired a pradigious amount Of in-
formation upon almost every conceiv~
able topic, In conversation he was II
bright particular star and ornament,
and his sparkling wit and eXhaustle4s
fund ofaneclote made hm,tEe EIvor!'e
ofboth s,xes, alike in the drawing
room and in the saloon. His genial
conviviality was one Of the most
markell traits oI his character, and in
no small degree contributed to his
popularity. GARRGcK and SnERIDA \
would have welcomed him a5 Il
kindred geuius'
In his political career, Mr. Corwin
was identified with the old Whig
oarty 81 thurOnshIl and complu l)eIy
that the thin varuish of Republican,
ism which, after the demIso oi that
crgan'zItjon, he put over it, never
obscured, while it somewhat tar
nished It. The last measure with
winch his name WAS Identified, was
an amendment t. the Constitution UI
-" United States which WAS to the
ifvrl t'at the Constitution could not
be changed i, rs To abolish slavery in
any Stats This was in 1861. and il
adopted would have compie'cly cut
III the present ab ,iilion sm 'nlment.
. O,ho scipol of Webster anI Clay,
he was nevar u'trI on thn sulj ct Of
slavery, and lie often maize the Ab)iI>
lien leaders and the Abolition muvo-
nent the Suhjact If his most biting
sarcasm ami iulicrous nerriment.
Ehe writer has often enjoyed his keen
jampoous upon some Of the men who
wyro then and aro now the leading
Republicans ri OHIO, enjoying high
pOsiti us At Washinslon.
as We write the uqmp OF Governor
CoEwIN, y, are c.rrict back IN re-
m'm brhucs 80 his participa'jm in llIr
Presidential oyc.. ! Of 1910 when
lis e.oqucUc. r;., 81 zal ~ h,halI
oI q wrong cause made Hi3 ui'iouaI
reyH'a.inn. It5eelna 70 a. bnt recently
since those days, and yet q quarter VI
a century has faded. in.o the ilrcyCs
cable past. The leading men Of Ihaf
period are rapidly becoming sc&tco--
81 scarce as to create 10 the minds Of
the survivors melancholy reflections
upon their own loneliness. The
changes that have occurred since then
are almost marvellous
Mr. Corwin was u native Of Bour6on
County, Kentucky, but his father ennis
grated to this Suto when he was very
youn-. He was in Congress i;om
1871 to 1910 In that year ho was
eleked Governor over WILSON SHAn>
NON. In 1912 he Sas defeated b.
M SHANNON In 1915 ho was
elected 20 the United State8 Senate.
ln 1858 he was elected to Congress
In 1861 he was appointed Minister
TO Mexico.
p. S.-Sinc, tho above was written,
the intelligence has been received Oi
MS death. ila cxriral at Washing >
ton, at 2 o'clock p. N. on Monday
18Th 1862 Gin. EGG.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21
a CARD TO INvAl IDS.

Clergyman while residing in South Amer
ca as missionary discovered a safe and sim
pie remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases ofthe Urinary and
Seminal Organs. aud the whole train of disord
ders brsught on by baneful and vicious habits
Great LGmbei have been already cured by this
noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benz
fit The afflicted and unfortunate, will sene
the reel le for preparing and using this mLdi-
c ne, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs
it, FREE OF CHARGE. .-
Please inclose a postpaid oevelope, address
ed to yourself.
Address .t
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION d. BIBLE lIoUsE,
Nis. lsth 1856 jyr. 10 Yc,lC;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21
zleO ]0b,etjscmt nts,'
DaOwS, AACKEY 4 Co.
Wholesale Grocers.
No. % Paint Street
Hurrrto ,,rur nu,,
D. ~ x slNnl 9tspnS
CHILLIG oTHE Ono.

Merchants Of McArth urand Surrounding
county are respectful Iy invited to cal and
eXl lant orr stock consist NJ oi every thing
in the Grocery line, which we will sell as
los d1 the lowest AMI all oOds wdrta nled
TO be Just as represented.
Before purchasing elsewhere you will do
well to call dni see us, as We will offer you
Inducements lot to be bea;en.
No. - Paint 81. Cniliiclthe, Ohio, one
door sJuul Of McKe rs Qle3nsware stor,.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21
F,R THE nEM.CRAT."
HALL M'ARTuUR LODGEl
No, 3G4, |. 0. o. F., !
Al. Il - a L ,nIz l


TIE following preamble, and reso
IoUtions, were unanimously adopted
at regular meeting Of McArthnr
Lodge, No. 36l /. o. . F.,
held at MeArthur, Ohio, December
18Th 1865,
WHEREAS, in the pr,videnee of
Cod, death has removed rom n;u
OnIcr AMI F"inw.ninip our tormrl
Brother, Hnv, 3. Dnrkt., late ol
NirIcrs t, Iowa; therefor,
Re8Dtyed. That in his laah. va.
Order has lost u 'ru, ard ia,thmI
member society an esse tIal young
man OF rare virtue, whlA his iamliy
is called to mourn the loss OF Il lind
and atiectiOnate son AMI brother.
RsSOtCed, That we sympathz.
with the relatives and friends Of the
deceased Bro;her in their bereavment
ReSO!ged. That, in further token
of our regard for the memory OF ouI
deceased brother, our Hail be draped
i'll monrning for thirty days.
Res>t0.I, Tnat the Secretary o
this Lodge be instructed 10 furnish
the friends of the deceaced Brother
with Il copy Of these proceedings, anC
that copies be furnished .LcArtI
Paper, the "Wintarset Flag" anC
the DAILY Sta,5 Register at De:
Moines, for pub ication
J. S. HAWK, N. G.
AARON, WILL, Sec'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21

Tie following is the official vote Of
New York on Secretary Of State:
Repubiicn Barlow, 3Ol Oj3
Democrat -Sl1Gum, 2T3,lg5
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21
CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE WASHINGTON, December
.1S.-Mr. Grimes presented petition
of Vice admiral Furagn! and eleven
hundred other naval officers, asking
fran increase OF 9ay, which was
referred t. the Committee un Naval
/ fairs.
! Mr. Wilson off red q resolution
Iprovj linz tnr III, appIintment If an
icxamuin. board To- relieve officers NJ
1.-The wgu,ar army who have not
rendered merjtariuu3 services it, the
late war, aud Ia Ill their places by
lhe appointment from the regular
isrmv, Frtoran Il serve Corps and
volunteer Iurce, which was referred to
the Military Committee
MIR. Anthony, trom the Committee
IN Printing, rep.r'ed favorabIy on the
Irrs,lu'nn to print i thousand copies
Of tn. Qlarienuss,,r generals report,
wh.ct was adopted
A res es''n':on for the oxpeIirura uF
$lOJu 0DO lor tic sUpport Of desti
rae i'd,"I'' was l'"s'eo -,
Mr. " 'soh "n f'd H'' % SrAh'
b,uuit OF the pubic sntrro|s ol the
:, D',l'V' VI o,'T,n,'' I,,,. t'i.'''' - VIC
Oo,nm','e1 on "n''c LINUS
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" Avn NGr'N, Dae'no'r Is. In
thr llo,sJ lr' tuae, OF II"', offered
a vso.arion whlch WAS referred T." In
Committee ON k'a'n'nnotI'A, '1nE
no State re;'nty IN E"3ii''o1 ouIot
70 D. Gh''t''' 70 representation n"Ih
'"ch o1a'o wi''' oy us Legislature or
properly co'S'''"'eu "oVlorl,!eS'
adoP' 'oo "l'l'nu!h'nI 10 INC Oon0u,u
uoh' SeGoC'hS 'oo PNym9hI oi inc
9'ate ooo'S "E1 rePud''dns inc FeoH
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Mr. Or'h' OF 4Nii"n" moved tha'
the irG5iieht 10 called on 10 lAlorm
!aSy lnlorma'lon rs TO the Intention OF
the 8O-cAllGd MrX;Can Empire to OBJ