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The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

REcoNsTRUcTIoN. vote on the report
of the Reconstruction Committee, in the
House of Representatives, was taken last
week, and passed that body-ayes 12S, noes
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

PosrPoNED.-The miners meeting at
South Fork district. advertised to take place
on Thursday, May 9th, has been postponed
to Monday, May 2sth. at o'clock P. NJ.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

Nor So.-General Mason has officially in
formed General Mcdowell that there is 10
truth in the report that the garrison at Fort
Goodwin had been massacred by the Indians.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

JUDGE GARTER left for Yreka on Thursday.
His term of Court commences there on Mon
day next
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

UNION MILL.-Fuller & Larkin. the con-
tractors for sinking shaft on the Union
ledge, are progressing finely. The mill will
be running on rock from the lode in short
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

FREIGHT is going forward to the upper
country IN large quantities. Our corrals are
filled almost nightly with large wagons and
teams
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

bESTIsTRY.-Dr. Hamilton has re,r-ned
70 shasta and can be found at his Office, next
door to the American Hotel.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

THE Duke Gvin took the oath and was
released from Port jackson on Sunday last.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19
RANCH FOR SALE.

II OCATED on Clover Greek. about SIX mhes
from Millville, containing l60 acres; upder a
good state of improvement, with young orenalu
of all kinds of fruits the place, and Will De soid
CHEAP, FOR CASH.
For particulars. inquire Of John " scott. or OF
the subscriber. Mho. hoNiL.
Shasts, May IL, 1865.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

IHE President has vetoed the bill proyd-
ing tor the admission of Colorado.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19
I)l Ed.

At the County Hospital, March l4th, of dropsy,
John Josey. native of the Sandwich Islands,
aged 36 years.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

RsuovaL.-The COURIER office Will be re-
moved to-day, to the Armory Hail building
first floor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

Nm eaS HubltfuntS
~ Wte Siltpn & Comp,
irptibefauie siuttipnatores,
Gr. 10, Gpitpftr.,
bteten bent Tusltfum 5llr, bteutllheu Gerfaufe rpi
Grurb:iBeutpuu, ibte S;enite an. gStr iein ststi.
ibum blr0 ms inter ben tSan,n'er tr,nst BAT, mem
blieltt uroertaufi biei6t, nur bic Gufttcnsanuofot
5i ~bejabten. lvier
@runce,sentoas15 . Ganid's pltb getlft'9c'
rungss Stablidsmeu'
btiinbet H1 str. ", @eptbitr. I5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
Wah Sremcu.

Die i6bue itueaie9eln6s VI Bremen
AsstESLefIds4 rarts IS item btts", Gasitin 8.
eanenHasasA taihen miro prompt nad cti8em
Soten erpecirt unb bietet paNa9isrcn cine pcrSiez
lite gelssenbeit CUR uetcrfabrt. Be9en EreGt ctsr
EaFa8e ipenee maa ltd on ben Captain AM Bere
pInesrion'S BcriI, psct en-
YpnRapff Iren8,
17-) sr. "a, @ermaniiI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

Die @iurtGtuUlsu tt0eG " e. 20tribttc Il iub Gin.
r hruH 1eH tRct edusIW'unR INIT FGtt II uEb ale Di6
b.Iu limb iptltn Hbrciic mad Dltrbldrb bi1i4 Ia
pt. fauf'n. &O9SufrdStn Rr. .5S, Gltuu GrtHUs,
uabe Anuitr. (O8-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
wobnbduier uuS 4Gesu.

s,,ssA qaoen unt HfbubGus ode pcu 9tNsrlcn-
Eu.i:l II. GboiNr icaIe,t ~ htttrttmcr.
.alu- 9Gntubou6 u. Haten Gec coi earalcDa- ".
4ba,eioclibltg.
gHobrsaus uub Sabtu ddt pcu Scus. II. Sartr'
licGSitr
Scro'e b tt aubtrs in allen siottibs I'm ftgt b'Uie
eurt Wm y. Etsbtuer,
;6T-) I'd, ppn NORTH. II. fapetttftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
5Es5edttaum auf Dem 9anec

Sk.4IA 37h atcr, Ga Niclcn pcn ecr Start
IN btI ,fion'tm jWnpis, utbii 8cbutaHF, StIlun5
u. 2 uictbbiuistu butt9et Con- II. Slnmcn5ubi;
uu b:iili6ss NWt FIR $500.
~ & nit S0mmrttaus; 8uittn.R tmtit
Stau; G'StauS; ibBae, NGes; alttI Stttdimtr;
UrbnG1uE; bIeittm OFT. II. SIuirtn @crttr; an
Ger s. uer Guae 3 UlSiItn BON tCr Siaoi; 'ofort BE-
BtbpaT ...... .-,.... ,.,.'.'...s' lut tlh wv.
10 mt Paul &iclttu an Der fittrlp 0nao
9 Ditil,n BON Der Siabt.................. $4,000.
2S nit auttn ganItbteiien an beut gai.
llirr 10 Vlcittn cen Der Siaet .............. $4,000.
- adtr-7 JieiItn pom Ger StIht an b:r
SaJioIo Jurnptlt - NJ I 9uttu Betdubeu; fir etntn
aBl shr pliitub uno iofoit iu btitbtn..... $500.
2iL Nfer-l 10 Wttilen ron Der e taei an etr
,Soppa Rcde - nit auttn 9auiid'titsn ...... $3.50,
Y: It rttlcn artetu III alen lbeltn hes acunlps
biGtj 81 bater tuta
Rm. y. 9tabtntr,
OIL gGc pCu Floitbs u. H~apeiisfit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

Gin rcHii5ti vicloL oas Ipls gusIttb fe'tbcu
ilhr, !uii lbaiteh 0IBtIu u. iag he fau6Its,t.
Suitr EobH wgo li3ttttr;. .3u m,Iyeu m5 isicr
LIl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

9SSA Ra@ HptterbGm.
H1TfyM TaS i66nt idnelieBeIuoe Z l prsl,.
-Acr93yHSIEA btfwe Sdiff % ui8bur A., CAPT.
s.a-a3ETAesst. Sbuies. miro prompt rad obiaen.
1afen errebirt uno bietet Ga1a8tercn enc oos6is.
TIDE Gelesenbeit ,ar llcbei labrt. 8sGsu Sra9t
cher gafage 'ueutt man itb an ben Captain 9n
S0rb, Gpultr's 8,rfie &. y, cotr an
S~ebrd ben Sbutnaer.
(44-) Er. 90, Sis.@barlesitr., l Ereppe bod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
Z. sea.
Ea@fcISttb Bon Sat6s Stt8Es,

,..s 9T, 70 @errta1itrahe,
su'pfeblt ietn ii-aticrttrtcs Pager bon ciasatsa
ee9snit5rteH, ais
Nslhngenet' rsiiflberret II. p~lottirtsn aEadvsn.
Satsoelnla6ea u. VsriteruHfer, Sbltpiatier, Ruuts
m'in II. 5lnbtbatsbansern S6mt,tIeaeIr, TipptL.
p1ttltr @otb, RaesfsIIta, eautiarsn. 9SIirtttaen fiji
SoleaFoetter ~EateImeiiug, Reuiilbtr autr Gotten,
Stast ;tp. Sbsrmomettr II. Btsttnaaseu. Ba8. uub
e, fit Brauereten,
Wtrtbs fnsen Elm aFcttin,ent bon Bterst6istu,
2ibren, Benttlet II. (. No., ~beicnter8 bic beriibmte1
P1ie1ttrten Eterbdbre. bsren a~leinissr @elyauf fir
v'arsions, Siltrttt Gpiun,eia &c. Gem llntertsttntten
pom ben Gtftueeru ittertrd9en purbe.
Hs- Gtne errbe partie Wclmraa.er m, rameutl.h
Eelittdte Sadtn fir Serreu u. Damcn, lpebrrt ron
4Srrtientber9 ein8eirclen, unS billet mn g~tneiglen
Iuipru9 "
tNsb4 ,oTD ass. res.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
MGbthen ~ecrlGmnt.
Gcfunhfr

Gin WFas&tt fIt gtvbbu,ttt naasattdt. Or
upJ taUstfsu 6rUolphr. (G3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

DaSaEasSabaesi
$50 Ga0en ~tntpftne tirett pet Steaner, lpelde. i'm
nit.S GtatsS grassb Dartbouis cstr Eutg be;a5li,
Ii btaiSsm Rreiit ~en,pfieblt
Jp{epb S@rbber,
Hr. 81, GrbaHae place
t246-) nabe &cutbjtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
gJeriauot.

It NInuu MINER iur an.,m.ir, Sauta' bit z
s'nr 'weIiaR'beR ianN!ts. gu mt'em Tr. 100.
PSGy.nT, l87-SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

Das itGJ uln,ituswtIlst Snttnbii9t Dian.
All fatbtg tprbTbuu5 VI. no Npto ernCitl.
l5!tA. @uutsiuS ger,uB. Rib,r,s an OItu et,is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

tt.ut tuc Auiuys Nglemt 1t. ilttrue lIcren, Viio.
In Atiit! rCI gDutb uuo allie RIetcuul. SRbn,
g'tle Wtr2su b,iab!t td Drgpue vi. 3, @tt
,iIqcstitr. "a. Nt.Sl ann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

OF Y y I . c { Z.
T2er el anesuutl an bObeu Uiui9t Gbtr Tin tlst
ute ceu itaitbte wtitdite. lbsr gSips euutuu cesJ
EcrlHll peraib, AetltI Frttube cCet ,ittnbt. R;au..
4fit II. htlglrtc @uy:u, 0itbiabI. turI ftu auts.
e ioinni: rad IL. lJl. Sue.Idtolait., Cie pcu
o1E'iiT. (gSnl6 3gpttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
NiMin III nerfnmfcn.

49, On WtBsct.stiblittmtI init @fuubiiit
5f;i:I 10 fub BRITT mn 20J Fub lei 4uInbjins 81
.A.,A Cts. prO ]frcnttub. Dtr lmprcotu eHls teir.
rem Jus 'reI Wgbutfiisrt. G6!adt- unb Gidb lnt,
Stauurl &C. UlIn mtibs iit bet Sangs & ~ al.
81 bt fWtt Mnb rolpufttu. (GB-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
Gchtfd1c9
GrtcitS VI d)rpctfnupS &5uteau,

Wv. SJs &NhlHfehf.T
inter 4Itft6t Der oeeutlbet WrIeuIbaf.."
Die. ,Niptr 'lieuu ptlt5 otutitt Sartlrtr'tl,
ir1spfr umh @'u,Hho,su "a bts5aiH0tu mlniHeu rSo:.
sr Hr nfritultf C0r III raurlritI Rrs'eu an Der
HHtFteu her Ett1i6Nht ON. 4, i. Neriugbod, Sit.
-, .hart"lTGtt 7cn'tr, relbet urruinelblit aut-
!'ntt tr'ati,rI sl.o. (.1au. 28, iG.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

9eamS mcaPeu,

G1. '''ss : i. :'s: s; s:: %sssss"
gpir baGm Iunt gctlnt Gin bdbf3ts 28esupaus
an he pfnnivipinh Ep;riit. mil Sf'tReei sutaes
ctgn.t fir tH'n ni:g5er. - sbtEts 2abtn u. 8oe.
NINA or otr e1taIOastr. clues az ber Galaptr..
tLt bitts an be- 2tktrtohr., l,U,t stitr az
b GtStt FIR, 8ptt s.tto an btr 9tuIbeuoaT.. bttt
oiite CIR efr egatS corIstr., tets Ditto an bet ltu'pn.
fyoGt brtt stito an Ger Jcitpbrutlr nso eizc aIrbt
Nriabi anbt er Ntui,r IN ttbr sutsn pdacu.
Ebtnle rtut au!abI 0au,rticn, V4tttn II. Snrt-
iigc. 100 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

@u otuthtG B~rausrltmmtr. I'M o M}eilen ms
t0l3 gu l,tfu puc bs aarcrulus CauSsgbUt IN lI
legIen. G,stHl'1I6u VI, 9. NeIe.Blprr. (bY-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
.iu pcrFaufeU.
-Ccur,, a,G Gonys
Su D%erEaufsH.

sBN "'AANNie"$
fssg& Gin bIbibss bretitptl Res " o bnbnu8
H<t.u rebii SiuttrStbGueei gtcstm beic &c. IN Verb
e. Sprpartar. Sotpri btSttbb1t. dtrHer 2 betr
iBdi9e Wobubdui.r NIL oiniey1e51Uoen In 9tebititt. ,
ttueS iciull lu tt5itBsn, tas anselt 10 td'o pii meg
ltd.
GIN stpfes oreii6tips5 gDpbntauE In Ncl6.@te,t
Ctr. unieu isps lei4t tn eth 9atauis 8Gi@aft 81
rerponeelu.
Gin bubihts 0uts.bouitS btfiEbdtass gpcbubaus
20 buff bteit lei 10 5nf '.untfdds-I Cie, III 1t;'
gerin1tcnitr. @alo ~ beiieb;n
Cont @,b6uet uub NaGpldgt tn dayctte-, ga,sei.
@illnpr., SatQtela- v. N}u teltelir
Seurr ". geottI
o. Nr. Q. 9ll0 HAlamB9, e.. Naalll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

Gun wrblHicdsEp lWa' an ta5 Qcrfurcrtr
Sadiit 81 nIcrlcu G32erCS bt SeF. pt0Ni
= Sc, At. 100 u. I57, 6,aRtItuir. tgJ-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

Ss6s 0uts sous, O. rtnttrs. Gauurb, s,fa6fis
auUA lne outer 9pbu MIRO Iu9tiGurt. Ratlifra en-
N(ilta8A lpjfteu IL urb l llbg unt abtuts n96 9
GlOtFir. fb7-Ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

% 6lautnymmrr pm CsfrtR 0ee5mrIltl 2%lnIttrn
10 VT. Is !. 30 SNh-NLeeuIN- m. or
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ILCwialtnf irIrN-

Gu @a. iia6ttdIt Ostr y]tSrluO, 0s&jshasH
VI lC5 N~Iu,t.GEcsur. Ws-sy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
g. gtue MH3abI g,amsa sRare.
YnxSh,R

"s AEA
BADEN elnsn Qeretn stttlett I'M, iepelt 10 IN ibstn
%raftsn fisbt. bic Rctb rns bas gltub, rusIds ben Rrtsa
hesr srpbe GbsiIe Der 8tcSIf,ruus bes Slben8 a.
ssaat gu lMbsrn, 20 bic Gufsaet, nslts ie lid
feiteat etns nur auf s~ncbltbun strtttsie uub has SeIb
Ger Nohlttdtts'ett leber Elm febr 9tpse8 n, 70 bait n
Ne tm1 tur esrsttferttet, wtnn fe all ole autsn Sc3sn.
mtldsn Die geletR u. Srlbiais her W,itmtniGtn rabe
oshen, bas Geiudb nm f~re'set'8e llu'erhhsuus tibten.
gle laoen eohet attun9spcaf, aeer eiuorinBlitft su
Settra5tr elIer art fur ben 9%ssannt,n Srtd sir, ptl,
Ger SauaGt our9
etne autftstlun9 pber etnen Sdsaar
estotoGrt iptrSsn lcl Dtc Gnsftcluia 9sbenfeu fs
eatenbslttit nab Ctert in Baltimore Su erBifret.
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cen %trnuri9er Setmftiiten NIB iii hVfer T'ouen rnt
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runs brinat, aus fdtrIt@er bnrluttur. Sic tBnnsu
mt aaisni 9ertiitn ben Rilsthali8sM, nm Sersn 90.
tti lie bitten, ~petNdtrr, tas fb Der @rtberst8felt str
tbbt6en Geber. bic @ott littt ME elm rpettersS, ME
etI t%raurtse,es feIb tarsctpteu.
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81 Wltsl'eSern hes @ea juGs- 5uet1uiiss hes 8,rttrs
. tr>pdblt ipsrben. VIE Qeleer u. NrtteI BON gpertb
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8SrtsaS tttfor4t6 Istttr unb fur eerptfentaltt uns
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prifoentini
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81 p%rfiGAl2E INA ~ Dtimirtlta.
Ru Derf1uscu,

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fir osh Gsrtaui G'3esen Dtal meibe ft VI. As,
Soueits Jriren OcuAlIstr. mte btm wtarht.
iTB-Sl
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NerInnnt.

@u g0lluer IN ttutrer'E gtun AT tu ggtlaseL
F3.asr 8 IsEsatn bc Ctota 9trlctL (Gc-sJ
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Srtr w%erttppass BruueynspetgS
XII Sztuueeiocutbuut

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gmuot9tuibuut en- Ten Guit5,otuIbM ctIdutcgn;
ranltd;
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r.bh 9tbGulibtctttr, rui tct Gtc ef
stmmcnitc. ii glentHTU NnCD Bdtlca; e. tffgt 81
aus 6rpntt une Il DAB . 3cii &ttts.
pt Naultbitittr ttiitbtu aus ttrcnt atcbtu lrctf
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%iabI,itmCnt nd ttBntt unb eai B1rje NtUntiiHd
bcbtdi.
IIats g,NeEum st ta Ptotmu5 ocn gagltnla.n
petb.
r,RSrttt, grurtJtuSirtt Gtgi ]u $50 RIO
Wcnat an etutu suttr gtteita p~'tpaFiti'
Mr. 2.-SbrpetrtrdBc.
Seicrt noG btm 9ertauit ere itiacn "ul3lttrs
p,b, i'd tertS @untitId uttil Bebau'th'tIlt1 ta5
IN Sd,fBt, NJ. lir0t unirt cen SaTHlcr b,lnlcV
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| 2 lIatIcrS, Smtcrfute I iu'ilHcn 4 %nlie'Hi MUGS ~
| auttm 3u:irbs. Ulartj rs $50.
s-Nrtf il Nrtii uahnttI Iu tsrcbcti
Rulauf5ttetnDimltr et pait tG1r, let Ntl. ~
. Ncnsttn Q6u Aues talr.
l.. VUpcr sutt.,
(65-7) VI. 81. tait'Wcrt0r.
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Berlanat nuA @t[nat.


On outer s5ithtts,r tam fofOri %sIltrnbt Be.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26
SANTA ANNA REpIvIvus.

The turning up Of Santa Anna at the present
juncture in Mexican Affairs is an event which all
the guild agree Is highly significant, but when
tbS natural questiou is put-siguihcant Of tchaf'-
the response Is wanting. II is notable fact that
the renowned Mexican general was not recognised
at any Of our sea ports where he must have landed
but FIRST turned up in a telegrsphic dispatch an
nouncing his arrival at EliIabetbport, M As
matters now look, II Is difficult to say whether
Santa Annals appearance In Mexico would be most
fatal to Juarez or Macmillan. For E Coo, Tor
"the lame duck as his oountrymen derisively
term him) is one who has for sixty years been
diligently looking out for the Golden Number-No.
one and he Is not likely at this late day to sacrifice
himself either for his country for the purpose Of
placing any other than himself at the head Of affairs
in Mexico
What use our Government propose to make OF
him In the Mexican connection Is not yet clearly
evident. We made catspaw Of him at the close
Of the Mexican war though there are not wanting
some who think that in that transaction ours were
the digits that got burnt. 1t is the cards, how
ever, that our Government may be able to make
some profitable use of the veteran Mexican, who
has certainly not come so far northward without
good reason for the journey.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26

counts Of deceased soldiers, sailors and marines
shall be made In the same manner as now provided
by law. ~ ~.
A bill Of great local and some general Importance
was discussed IN the Hose during the morning
hour II was the Senate bill TO incorporate the
District Of Columbia Canal and Sewerage Company,
with q capital Of one million dollars. II authorizes
the company to construct q canal and sewer be-
| tween the Anacostia river fromfa point near lie
junction with the Potomac river to a point on the
old canal near Virginia avenuej thence along and
through the old canal to the depth Of ten feet be-
low high water to the western corporate limits Of
Washington city, and thence to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal at its terminus In Georgetown.
The company is to receive tolls and rents for the
use of the wharvss and Docks or for freight but
Congress Is TO have power TO increase or reduce
the tolls and rents. The company IL bound, within
thirty days after the passage Of the act 10 csuse
a constant stream Of fresh water to be turned
into and upon the old canal, and TO flow through
the same from the western corporate limits
Of the city to the Anacostia river andto continue
SO to now until the 10th Of October next.
After some remarks in advocacy and explanation
of the bill by Mr.. Ingorsoll Of Illinois, who had
reported II from the Committee for the District
and some remarks in opposition by Mr.. Francis
Thomas, of Maryland, the morning hour expired
and the bill went over till tomorrow.
A bill was reported from the COMMITTEES on Bank.
ing and Currency BY Mr.. Hooper, Of Massachu.
settS, requiring disbursing officers Of the Govern.
ment to make their deposits In the Treasury or sub
Treasury Of the United States, or. by written su.
thority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury In public
depository; and making II embe.zlemen for ,hem 10
draw out funds except In pursuance Of law.
Mr.. Randall, Of Pennsylvania, desired to have
the bill put upon Its passage; but Mr.. McRuer, Of
California, objected, and the bill was recommitted
to the COMMITTEES, with leave to report at any time
Mr.. Donnelly, Of Minnesota introduced bill to
encourage the growth Of forest trees on the western
plains and Mr.. Hubbard, Of Iowa, q bill to repeal
the restrictions Of the postal laws the carrying
Of franked books through the mails TO the western
Territories which were read twice and referred TO
committees.
q The Senate amendments to tho act supplement-
airy to the several acts relating 10 pensions were on
motion OF Mr.. Perham. Of Maine, on-concurred 10,
and committee Of conference was asked for
The tax bill was then discussed up 10 half-past
four o'clock when the House took u recess till half
past seven.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26
Now P.,.n, n,rh, pocum,r,.


Commissioner Theaksr Is about making some al.
terations In the form Of the patents issued from the
Patent Once to inventors, which will greatly i'm
prove the appearance Of that instrument, bring II
into heater form, and considerably sbridgs the
amount Of labor to be expended in its preparation.
II s intended to reduce the sire Of the instrument
from fifteen by twenty inches to ten by fifteen
inches, thus rendering II Of more convenient sine
for mailing. Tho present large vgnette Of the Pat
emit Office will be replaced by much smaller view
Of the Patent oaioe surrounded BY small medallion
engraving representing the Advancement made In
machinery in the present oentuy-all 10 DO en-
graved in the highest style Of the art, and printed
on parchment paper. The seal Of the Patent ofioe,
instead Of tho words "Sea Of the Patent Once"
will hereafter contain United States Patent or
hoe." and the sentence below It, "oountsrsignsd.
and sealed with the seal Of the Patent 0tice,h will
be omitted The specifications for the patentee,
and the bound record In the Office will DO printed,
instead Of written, as now. Another important i'm
provement Is in the manner Of inserting the draw
ing, which Is required to be ten BY fifteen inches in
dimensions. In tho present form Of patent the
drawing cannot DO neatly inserted but In the form
proposed II can be with neatness and pre-
cision. These changes can be made, the Commits
sioner thinks, without additional expense to the
Government and will render tie patent a credit to
the Office, and to this Government, whom sent
abroad.